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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-10


Farms For Sale
WE HAVE a few valuable improved
properties for sale in the La Feria
district that must be sold by private
sale at a bargain. liz interested.
either write to or call on The AL
Parkers Securities company. La
Feria, Texas. B1e6
LAND BARGAINs-152 acres-2s5
acres - Donna District cultivated.
Nothing better. Priced low. Wire.
write or Gallo. II. Swallow. Alamo,
Texas. Y-235
FOR SALE-135 acres OF rich agri-
cultural land. six miles north Of
Brownsville and about two miles
from highway. About 80 acres in
cultivation, balance ebony and mes
quite land. Land in Water Improve
ment district No. @. Valley land
rapidly increasing In value. Easy
terms. one-third cash, balance in 2
10 5 years NJ. j. Garcia, r. O. Box
IL, Brownsville. &C
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-10

FOR SALE-House and lot on St.
Francis street between 4th and 5th.
Apply 500 Levee street az 5 y m.
Bib
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-10

FOR SALE-Corner property, four
teenth and Van Buren, streets, good
investment. Write owner P. O. Box
62s, Brownsville. ca
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-10

FOR a safe investment. n size,
bearing . per cent, compounded semi
annually, combining safety and avail |
ability write billiard Smith. Jr..
Brownsville. Texas B-1e0
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-02-01
WE WANT THE SALOON"
christian Advocate)

New FORK for its beer trails walls Benja-
min DeCasseres in the American Mercury. Make
mistake. New York the od-fashioned saloon
back. The hypocrtcal sop that the have thrown
to the dryS. The saloon has gone forever is not be-
1ieved by any beer buddy for moment. He's for Al
Smith, first last and all the time. And if Al Smith
should be nominated for the presidency and pussyfoo
on beer-he will lose New York. The beer thirsty of
that do not hair the head of the bald
headed eagle what Al thinks about the international
debt the Russian Boycott, the theory of evolution
the pifu cry of the hog and wheat interests of the Da
kotas. What interests them is the release from proh
bton which means concretey and down to cases, do
mestic consumption and imported beer in corner beer
saloons"
Here speaks in the open voice which is often heard
in disguise. 1t is considered stupid strategy to speak
out ones sentiments plainly 1t is prudent to
pirate about personal liberty and deprecate poison"
liquor, and the gun play of dry law enforcers. But
and then caution fails, and the plain truth, 1--WE
the saloon back, is bured out. Good The louder the
blurt, the deader the saloonl
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-02-01
Why Believe Them?

A circular just sent out by the wet organization in
this contains these sentences, 1T (he Illinois
Association Opposed Prohibtion) favors such reg
uations will promote temperance without destroying
fundamental human rights 1t does not ask the return
OF tic od-time saloon
1t is interesting observe how the vets have lost
interest in the saloon. They found that they
didn't want until the temperance people had taken it
away from them Then they discovered that they didn't
Ike IT, that it injurious and menacing thing and
that nobody wanted to it back again.
Tut how much such professions you
judge for yourself when you recall that the last
sion OF the Illinois legislature the vets, being in
trol OF the House OF Representatives the third
they introduced was repeal the Illinois prohibition
The fifth repeal the search and seizure law
which would practically paralyze all apprehension of
criminals House resolution number 10 called upon Con-
gress for the convenng OF a constitutional convention
to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment,
Thus the VETS proposed to wipe out at and
petey all the drys had accomplished in Illinois and in
the nation in the last 100 years They thus provided
for condition which would restore the liquor traffic
in al lis former power and with fewer restraints than
it had before
Let be deceived; the vets want the liquor
traffic The drinkers alcoholic liquor drink, and
the promoters of the business back without any
restrictions and that is what they working for
Why allow ourselves to be deceived? The whole
prohibition policy is the stake in this battle Ii we
hold firm sustain that policy and retain all its bes
sings. If waver and fall back, we lose everything
The two months should be months of hard, faith
full successful endeavor.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-02-01
Commander Booth Knows

Are Americans especially those of the lower strata
Of society better off or less we'll off under prohibition
than they were in saloon days? Is the volume OF
drinking lesser or greater than It was then!
Evangelne Booth, commander of the Salvation Army,
in public speech and in contributed magazine articles,
asserts that the poor are tremendously better off than
they were in the pre-prohbon days. and that the vol
ume of drinking has been Amazingly, gloriously les
sened."
Certainly, if there is anywhere in the world real
authority the question OF what prohibition has done
for the poor it is Miss Booth. Practically all of the
work of the Army has always been with those who
"down" but who according to Army notions, never
could be "out" In the saloon days, Miss Booth de-
cares very heavy part of the problem OF caring Tor
the bodies, minds and souls of the unfortunaes was
brought about by liquor Today she cases where
in drinking has been the OF downfall are very,
very few, in comparison
Admittedly she says there is still drinking. She
finds however, that of it is done by grizzed old
drunkards, and very little by younger persons. Drink
ing by of all ages, she asserts, has greatly de-
creased
Miss Booth tells how Bowery habitues, who formerly
could not have passed saloon with quarter in their
pockets in the class of those who have money
in the savings banks All along the line her nvesga-
tons disclose the families OF the poor better housed
better fed and better clad.
In the old days. many of the women who had to be
helped Miss Booth says, to the Army institutes
intoxicated Drunk beer, she says they were. Yet
there those who advocate the bringing back of beer
If anybody this earth wet lies and
damp sophisry, it is the Salvation Army worker, and
this applies with particular force Commander Booth
Let the vets say what they will about the great amount
OF drinking that is going 1t remains true that Miss
Booth reports that prohibition has been tremendous
boon the poor. If she says SO it is for she knows
what she is talking about and there is hardly
in America so lost shame to question Miss
Booths veracy.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-02-01

Under the law, general duty rests upon county
boards in the management of the affairs OF the county,
to make adequate appropriations for the unfolding OF
the constitution OF the United States and the laws OF the
nation and State. Moreover provision is made in the
Illinois prohibition act, follows:
Sec 20.
q" 1t shall be the duty of all county boards and the
board of commissioners of Cook County to lend every
possible assistance the states attorney, sheriff and
other officials in the enforcement of this act
There is something radically wrong with county
board which takes position like the referred to
in the above quoted statements, 1t IS indeed lament
able that these county officials chosen to represent the
people Of their county in such important matters, should
leave the county the mercy of the booeggers,
runners and others who traffic in alcoholic liquor poi
1t is difficult imagine county in the great state
of Illinois in the year A. D. 1928 that doesn't desire
good for law enforcement low long will the
pie permit such disregard of oath of office and conse
quen advertising of their county to the other counties
OF the State as haven of lawbreakers?
On question of such plain official duty is here in
VOWED, if good citizens will bestir themselves to de-
the attitude of candidates for the county board
and support only who for law and order, there
few counties where victory for law and decency
not be won hands down.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-02-01
Who Is Mistaken?

Opponents OF prohibition to cite the several
liquor control systems obtaining in Canadian ovnces
as being far superior constitutional prohibition i'll
the United States. These control systems toued by
those who support the control policy being nearly
perfect as any human governmental system can be eX-
peced to be.
One of the strdent and stenoran supporters of
the Quebec system is DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler He
has number Of occasions given out interviews and
made speeches in which he has declared that his nves-
tgaton of the Quebec system satisfied him that
not only far superior American prohibition, but in
fact way ahead OF any other liquor control system
ever devised by mankind.
But the alderman in the the city OF Montreal who in
his official capacity probably is we'll acquainted with
the situation there any other person could be, has
asked the city council memoriaize the legislature
do something to put stop to blind pigs. One would
think from what the advocates OF control have had to
say that only in dry United States booegging
adjustments to be found. The alderman discovered
young women of good families in the blind pigs OF Mon
trea The world has been tod by the foes OF prohib
ton that only in dry America such things possible
Somebody certainly is mistaken. Is it the president
of Columbia university who once made trip to Mon
trea and made cursory examination of the situation,
or is it the alderman who lives in Montreal and is part
of the city government?
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-02-01
THEY WILL NOT PERMIT II!
The Continent

To let the Anti-Saloon Leagues trained workers 90
off the job just would be almost tantamount to
presenting the brewers with open field for the come
back they trying to stage. 1t is unthinkable AS
suredly the churches who made the AntiSa1oon League
tremendously effective in the battle to get prohibit
ton will permit it disinegrate in the present
crisis OF the fight to hold prohibition.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-02-01

"Inasmuch as county board does not provide any
funds with which investigate prosecute prohibition
cases and in view of the fact that have also been adj
vsed by County Board not to create expenses on
the behalf of the county in these but that should
refer all such the federal prohibition authori-
ties my hands have been tied in the matter and for
that unable prosecute such cases. 1t the
county would allow the means with which to prose-
cute these cases, would be pleased to do vigor-
ously as l do the other cases. very much regret the
fact that | am unable to do anything in the matter
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-02-01
County Boards that Ham-String Law
Enforcement

In gathering information in regard to conditions of
law enforcement in the counties of the state particular
Is as 10 prosecutions and results for 1927 in number
Of instances States Attorneys have commented in
similar vein to the following:
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-02-01

On this county, the county board refuses tc allow
any money for investigations and refuses to pay any
bills incurred by either the sheriff myself Consequent
y it is pretty hard Shedding for ME in gathering in
formation"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-02-01

A good citizen may not like the dry law but if he is
good citizen, he will obey it.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-02-01

ThG failure of the government control plan in Can
ada is rathes dsconcerng to vets of this country who
have been urging the United States to follow Canadas
example.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-02-01

NorCR for change of adj
dress dseontnnanee and all unbelievable papers pertaining to
the Illinois Edition ISSUE should be
10 the Illinois Editor 5lo North Dearborn ST. Rooms 6lO5lZ
Chicago J.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
AUDIENCIA EN-
EL JU|C|O de-
MRS. DUGAN
Sc LlevO a CabO Hoy En- La
Manana La Primera
De Elias


Hoy, a las diez de la mafiana,
fue la hora y dfa fijado por ell
Juez encargado de las diligencias,
para que Sc efectuara la primera
vista en- ell juicio que Sc instruye
a Mrs. Eva Dugan, acusada del
asesinato de A. ]. Mathis, quten
servfa.
La Mrs. Dugan esta ahora pur-
gando una condena de 8 a 6 amos
de prisi6n por ell robo del automo-
vii de Mathis, que tom6 en- com
panfa de un j6ven que ella sola-
mente denomina como Jack"
Descubierto que fu6 ell cadAyer,
hace pocas semanas, del desapare
cido, Sc present0 acusaci0n en- con
ira de la convicta, por asesinato,
cargo que ella desde un principle
ha negado rotundamente, diciendo
que es inocente. io
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
LA NOTICIA SENSATIONAL
DICHA EN- FORMA NOVELESCA

fin que la convirtiera en- una Prin-
cesa, como ella siempre 10 habia
deseado.
AqueIIo produjo tai impression
en- eI amino de la muchacha que
acepto ir una noche a la casa de
Elba Sotomayor, habiendo regre-
sado con doscientos pesos en- orc y
un aniIIo con un briIIante vaIuado
en- otros doscientos; pero va con
Ell sabor del pecado en- ell alma y
en- los Iabios! 49,.
Dijo en- su casa que Ell aniIIo 10
habia ganado en- unarifa y en-
cuanto al dinero no lie fue necesa-
rio mostrarIo, pues Sc 10 ocult6 en-
una media, habiendo comenzado a
comprar vestidos de gran Iujo, "a
patos de alto costo y en- fin Sc con-
virtio en- toda una mujer eIegan-
te, encontrando siempre la expIi-
cacion de que CANADA psquehos
(Pasa a la Pag. A.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
Ell SenadO Investi-
CARA SObre Ell Case
De la Rep. De Mic.

WASHINGTON, enero 20.-El
comit6 de Relaciones exteriores
del Senado, autorizara, segdn Sc
dice, una Investigation de la polf-
tica que Estados Unidos esta ST.
guiendo en- ell case de Nicaragua.
La resolution Sc tomara Ell mier-
coles de la semana entrante, Sc
gun manifesto ell Senador Borah,
que es ell representante que mas
Sc ha interesado por la desocupa-
cion de Nicaragua.
Tambi6n Sc ha dicho que ell ci-
tado Comite esperara ell resultado
de la Conferencia Pan-Americana
que Sc esta celebrando en- la Ha-
bana, con ell fin de tomar una ra-
pida determination.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
Ford DeSea ESta-
blecer El S. AereO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, enero 20.
Ell magnate del autom6vil, Mr..
Henry Ford, ha notificado al Pre-
sidente Gales que por conducto
del senior Adrian r. Trajous, agen-
te en- Mexico de la Ford Motor
Company, esta dispuesto esta-
blecer ell servicio postal acre. en-
tire Mexico y las principales ciu-
dades fronterizas de los Estados
Unidos, que son terminates de las
grandes lfneas aereas del vecino
pals del norte.
Ell Presidente Gales conferen-
clio largamente conTrajous y le ex-
plic6 cuales son los proyectos del
gobierno mexicano acerca del es-
tablecimiento del servicio postal
aereo, ell cual sera inaugurado muy
en- breve, cobrandose un 25 por
ciento mas sobre las tarifas pos
tales.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
UN CUBANO
ES Ell PIE.
Charles Evans Hughes Fue
Designate Como UnO de
Los YiCe=PteS.

HABANA, Cuba, enero 19-El
Sexto Congreso Pan-Americano, ell
mas importante de los que hasta
ahora Sc han verificado, continda
sus trabajos, habiendo tenido Sc
stones publicas.
Ell Excelentisimo Sefior Honorio
Pueyron, actual Embajador de la
Republica Argentina en- Estados
Unidos y Delegado al Congreso,
propuso que las sesiones Sc efec-
tuaran a puertas abiertas por ira
tarse en- elias asuntos de inter6s
mundial.
Suscitose con tai motive acalo-
rada discussion, aprobandose que
las sesiones no tuvieran ningdn
caracter privado.
Hasta ahora. practicamente, no
ha. sido llevado ningin asunto la
discussion, pues Sc ha eStadO nom
brando las diferentes y numerosas
comisiones de que sc compondra
ell Congreso y las que Sc encarga-
ran de conocer de las quejas e ini-
ciativas que hay en- cartera.
La vista del Presidente Coolidge
y su discurso de Inauguration des.
pertaron tremendo entusiasmo en-.
tre todos los Delegados.
Ell Sr. DR.. Antonio Sanchez de
Bustamente, fue electo Presidente
del Congreso y Vice Presidente el
senior Charles Evans Hughes, Dele
gado por Norte-Am6rica.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
MEXICO ES
APLAUDIDO
Tambien a Nicaragua Sc
Le Tribute Una Muy Ca
Ida OVaciOn

HABANA, enero 2O.-Los dele
gados a la Sexta Conferencia Pan
Americana y ell publico en- general
que llenaba las galerfas del Teatro
Nacional, al iniciarse la conferen-
cia Pan-Americana, tributaron la
mas estruendosa de las ovaciones,
la bandera de la Reptblica Mexi-
cana, en- los momentos en- que ell
jefe de la delegation mexfcana
iz6 la ensef1a nacional de la pa
tria de Hidalgo.
Una a una fueron levantadas las
banderas de las nacfones repre-
sentadas en- esta conferencia.
La bandera nicaragiiense sc lle-
v6 una ovaci6n casi tan grande
como la que Sc dio a Mexico.
Ell aplauso dado las ensefias
de los Estados Unidos y demas ma
clones americanas, fu6 moderado.
Ell Presidente de Cuba, don &C.
nardo Machado, presidi0 esta i'm
ponente ceremonial en- que sc hizo
evidente las unanimes y decididas
simpatfas con que cuenta Mexico.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
Continual
LA TENTAClON VA MINANDO
LAS RESISTENCIAS

Insinuante y habiidosa, EIba So
tomayor que habia Iogrado veneer
pudores de mujeres mas fuertes
educadas en- la virtud, fue hacien-
do una labor de zapa en- la vo-
Iuntad de aqueIIa muchacha ha-
blandoIe de que solo tendria que
hacer un peque1o sacrificio que
nadie en- 10 absolute tenia que sa-
ber solo un reducido grupo de ami
gos y de amigas que Sc reunian
en- una casa de la caIIe de Zaca-
tecas. Ye Sc reunian con una apa-
riencia absoIutamente ingenua, tai
como ST fuera una fiestecita ia
miliar, sin despertar sospechas.
lie habI6 tambien de que sin du-
da ALI obtendrfa dinero y acaso
la protection de aIgun viejo rico
como abundan tanto, que prenda-
do de su juventud y de su beIIeza
la cubriera de joyas, la obsequiara
con trajes trafdos de Paris en-
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
Ell Aguila, PerfOra
NuevOS POzOs

TAMPICO, Tam, enero 20.-La
poderosa compafifa de petr0leo
"El Aguila" ha obtenido permiso
de la Secretarfa de Industrial, Co.
mercio y Trabajo, para perforar
dos nuevos pozos en- la zona de
la laguna de Tamahua, donde Sc
cree que todavfa existen mantos
petrolfferos.
En- esa misma zona hace POGO
tempo trato de encontrar petr6leo
la compafifa Agwi, pero a pesar
de las perforaciones que hizo no
logr6 su intento, pues parece que
ha desaparecido completamente del
subsuelo de la laguna ell rico acei-
te tan codiciado.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
RObarOn SIS y Ten
dram que pagar $500


Seis meses de Carcel y 300 do
lares de multa, sera 10 que les
vendra costando a Francisco Sa-
las y Enrique Boraso, ell haber
penetrado ell lunes pasado a la
Barberfa ''La Moderna," sta por
la Gale Meyer al Sur y tomar vein
ticinco dolares que estaban en- la
Gaia y algunas navajas.
Los policias Dallas y Camacho
llevaron a cabo la apprehension de
los ratas los cuales confesaron de
plano su delito. Han dicho que So
lamente tenfan dos dfas de haber
llegado esta ciudad.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
Los PetrOlerOs Pa
gan Fuertes Indem.

TAMPICO, TAM, enero 2O.-Se-
gun informes que la agencia fe-
deral del petroleo de la Secretarfa
de Industria, Comercio y Trabajo
dio la prensa para su publica-
ci6n, ell monte de las indemnizacio-
nes que las compafifas petroleras
han pagado sus obreros durante
el aio proximo pasado, asciende a
la respectable cantidad de $4,000
pesos.
La mayor parte de estas indem-
nizaciones fueron pagados a los
trabajadores cesados con motive
del conflicto que surgi6 entire ell
GobierDo mexicano y las compa-
fifas petroleras.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
D|Az |NS|STE
EN- RENUNCIAR
La Legislature Sc OpOne a
Una De SuS IniCia=
twas

MANAGUA, enero 20.-En ell Sc
no de la Representacien Nacional
Sc ha iniciado una tremenda agita-
ci6n pOlftica con motive de la dis
cusi6n del proyecto de Ley Elec-
toral enviado por ell Presidente
Adolfo Dfaz, en- ell cual Sc da todo
ell control de los comicios a los sol
dados marinos americanos, de
acuerdo con ell pacto firmado por
liberales y conservadores con ell
Delegado Stimson.
Sc nota un sentimiento de opo-
sici6n tai proyecto, prefiriendo
10 mayoria de diputados que la
LSy Electoral vig9nte no Sc modi-
filue en- forma alguna y que no
50 acepte la int2finision de los
militares american3s.
Ante ell seguro 1facasO de sus
gestiones, ell Presidente Diaz insis-
te en- renunciar y va Sc mencio-
nan varios nombres de persona
jes: liberales y conservadores, pa
ra que ocupen la Primera Magis-
tratura.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
jOYAS De MEX.
EXHIbE:NSE EN-
NUEvA YORK
Sc Presume Que Han SidO
SuStraidaS De Los
Temples

NUEVA YORK, enero 20.-Ha
sido hasta hoy un misterio, como
han podido llegar esta ciudad
tantas y tan variadas joyas argue
Ol6gicas y religiosas, que Sc exhi-
ben para su venta en- una exposi-
ci0n, en- una casa comercial de es-
ia ciudad. Han llamadO podero-
samente la atenci0n de los como
cedores que reputan que son joyas
de arte antique de valor inestima-
BILE. En- su mayorfa son vasos sa-
grades, calices, patenas, y algunas
pinturas de c6lebres pintores como
Alztbar, Cabrera Y otros.
Aunque Sc guarda en- secreto ell
Origen de esas joyas, todo mundo
supone que provienen de Mexico.
Sc sabe que todas esas joyas
han sido sustrafdas de los temples
cat6licos, que los sacerdotes aban-
donaron al empezar ell conflicto
religioso.
Solamente cuando Sc hizo ell a.
nuncio de la venta de las joyas de
los Romanoff en- esta ciudad, Sc
ha visto una cantidad tan fabulo-
sa de objetos de arte, de alto va
lor.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
Fiesta Hoy En-
Cuarta Avenida

La Association de Comerciantes
de la Cuarta Avenida al Norte, han
estado preparando, durante toda la
semana, un serie de festejos que
Sc efecturan hoy, con motive del
cambio de las Oficinas Postales,
al Nuevo Edificio construido ex-
profeso.
Un agradable tempo aseguran a
toda aquella persona que concurra
hoy por la noche a la Cuarta Ave
nida, regalando en- mercancfas y
otros objetos, algunas cantidades
de consideration.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
5 a 10 Amos
En- La Carcel

Francisco Rodriguez ha sido SEN
tenciado, por ell delito de estupro,
purgar una condena de 5 diez
amos de prision, pudiendo amino
rar su pena, segdn lie manifesto
el Juez, 81 Sc portaba correctamen-
te en- la prisi6n.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
EiificiO Federal

Winn, Presidente del Comite Lo-
cal para la construction de un Edi-
ficio Federal, ha manifestado que
para ell proximo invierno, empe-
zarase la construction, en- esta ciu-
dad, de tai Edificio.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
FuegO PrOntO ExtinguidO

Gracias la pronta aplicaci6n de
un extinguidor de mano, ell fuego
que amenazaba destruir ell hogar
del Coronel Harry L. King, sito en-
e1 No. 1920 E. Speedway, fu6 sofo-
cado, siendo los perjuicios causa-
dos relativamente de POGO interes.
The Alaskan., 1928-06-22

Harold and Mrs. Davis and littl5 daughter "Walrus" have moved in- to the residence occupied by Earl Dinner and family. MT. Dinner will cntinue staying in the house until the return of his family from the Westward in the fall. They will then move into the Bob Allen resi- donce which Earl purchased earlier in the spring.
 By the time Mrs. Dinner returns from her vacation, in the early fall, Bob Allen will have completed his new home so that the matter of moving will not inconvenience the two families.
The Alaskan., 1928-06-22
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