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CONTINUED from Page One.)
the Matamoros Rotary club and
secretary of the MatamoroS Cham
Der Of Commerce. Emiliano Fer
nandez. former prosecuting attorney
in Matamoros. and Or. Manuel +.
Rodriguez Braida, a practicing
physician Of that city.
Marimba Band to Play
Through the courtesy Of Mrs.
Emma Leonard, her famous seven
piece Marimba band will furnish
music for the occasion. The Misses
Ninfa and Elodia PachecO VIII rem
der dance numbers. and John Nc
Cleary will give a violin solo. Two
or three other interesting attractions
will also be provided for the enter
tainment Of the gathering.
The officials from Matamoros will
be met at the Gateway Bridge at
five o'clock and be taken around
the city Of Brownsville and out 20
the municipal airport before being
taken 10 the hotel.
Invitations have been mailed TO
the various officials. II has been
requested by those in charge Of the
banquet that all officials immedi-
ately advise BaScom Cox. president
of the Lions club. whether or not
they will be present. so that proper
ARRANGEMENTS can be made at Fl
Iardin hotel. Stamped postcards for
that purpose were enclosed with the
invitations.
"A partial list Of Matamoros and
Brownsville officials who have been
invited TO the banquet follows:
Mexican Officials
Presidente Municipal. Sr. CUTLER
mo Shears. Y SUI Cavildo; Conan
dante de Policia. ST.. Librado L. Sa-
linas: Delegado de Salubridad Mu-
nicipal. DR.. r. Anaya Ruiz; Juez de
Daz. Sr. Alfonso Lopez; Juez del
Registro Civil. ST.. Simon F. Torres;
Tesorero Municipal. ST.. Manuel Fer
nandez: Juez de Primera Instancia,
Lie. Jorge Cara Strother: Agente
del Ministerio Publico. Lie. Jose
L,arrasolo Rangel: Collector de
Rentas. del Estado. Sr. Juan Jose de
IA Cara: Visitador de Hacienda del
Fstado, Sr. Rafael Munguia; In
spector de EScuelas. Prof. Emilio
Caballero: Administrator de la
Aduana. ST.. Leopoldo r. Verdungo;
administrator de Telegrafos, ST.. Is
mael Rodriguez; Jefe de Ia Oficina
ubalterna del Timbre. Sr. Lads
lado Cano. Delgado de la Salubridad
Publica Federal DR. Benito Her
pandez: Inspector de Plagas de
Agriculture Y Fomento. Ing. L. r.
Jiminez: Deleeado de Immigration.
Sr. Edelmiro Rodrigues; Delegado
de las Obras de Defensa del Rio
Bravo de Ia Secretaria de Comuni-
caciones V Obrss Publicas. Ing. Jose
M. Ramirez: Jefe de la Guarniciou
en- Matamoros. Oral. Gabriel r..
Cervera: Mayor de Ordenes de
Plaza, Cor. Alfredo Serratos: Agente
de GAIA y Pesca de Agriculture v
Fomento. ST. Isaias q. Aguilar:
DeleFado de Ia Comision Nacioral
de Caminos. Ing. Vicente Cortez
Herrera: Jefe del Observstorio
Meteorological. Sr. Wenceslao Leal:
Delegado Veterinario de la Sria. de
Agriculture v Fomento, DIR. 8. We
lezquez Anchondo: Contador Aduano
Matamoros. Sr. Cayetano Becerra:
Editor de La Antorcha." ST.. Ig-
nacio Torteya; Presidente de la Ca
mara de Concrete. ST.. Manuel Az
gueta: Presidente del Club Rotario
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Fruit Fly Menace Told
By Luncheon Speaker

II the Mediterranean fruit fly gets
into Valley orchards there will be no
need for municipal airports, deep
water harbors o any other improve
ment, George Walker told members
Of the Kiwanis club at the regular
week luncheon at FL Jardin hotel
Thursday. T. G. Barber, ento-
mologist employed by the United
States government also related the
dangers Of the pest to this section
and told some Of its habits.
Following the talks, the club voted
70 send a wire to Governor Dan
Moody urging immediate additional
appropriations to aid in the fight to
bar the pest. The motion was made
by Rev. w. E. Marshall. after
Walker had explained that petitions
now were being circulated in the
Valley asking increased a%pprcpri-
Rtions.
Moody is to be asked 20 increase
the appropriation from $l2.5O0 per
year to $4,000 to fight the fly and
to provide a fund Of $4,000 TO en-
ploy office help and purchase office
equipment.
Barber displayed pictures Of the
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district attorney; NJ. r. Hall, county
attorney; H. B. Gal5laith, city at
torney: d.. W.. Brewster. chief Of i'm
migration; D.. p. Cay Jr., chief Of
border patrol: William Nesle. deputy
collector of customs; o. d. Deputy,
chief inspector OF border inspection,
U. S. Department of Agriculture:
Major J. G.. Wilson. Surgeon. u. S.
public health service; DR.. G.. d.
Fairbanks. A. A. surgeon. u. S. pub
lie health service; w. +. Brown.
sheriff: Frank Q. Gay, chief deputy
sheriff; w. B. Linton. chief Of
police; John T. Armstrong. lieuten-
ant Of police; Harold Jcffries u. s.
marshal: John Martin, constable;
John r. Coffee. chief deputy district
game, fish and oyster commissioner.
A. B. Cole. Mayer; city commits
sioners: "A. G. Hipp, J. A. Ccbolini.
Burt Hinkley. j. G.. Starck: county
commissioners: Sam BEL. Jr.. II. NJ.
Pattee. A. v. Logan. j. r Bsughn;
Wilbur Denn7tt. postmaster: Ira
Webster. referee In bankruptcy:
John Seaman. district clerk; II. d.
Seago. county clerk; I. Zarate.
deputy county clerk: j. j. Fox. coun-
Nv tax collector: q. a. Ccwden.
county assessor; j. J. Bishop. county
auditor: w. o. Washington. county
engineer; Mrs. A. w. Cooke. county
treasurer: Mrs. w. r. Jones. county
superintendent Of edusation; j. Nj.
Stein. Brownsville Herald: Duff
Howard. Gateway Bridge company;
oscar Castillo. ia Prensa': Thee
dore T. Hull. president. Corporation
Aeronautica. de TransPortes, s. A.:
J. NJ. Grajales. G., vice president.
Corporation Aeronautica. de Trans
portes. s. A.: Major Bernard Law.
traffic representative Corporation
Aercnautica de T~Iansportes, S. A.;
w. L. Morrison. general traffic
manager. Corporation Aer0nautica,
de T~ransportes. s. a.: X. q. Buck
ley. local agent. Ola. Mexicana de
Aviacion. S. A.
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VALLEY
SAMTARIUM
County Supported Hospital
For Tuberculars Now
Being Considered
Special to The Herald)

N9RCNA4A W 4AAG AAGAG A4F
EDINBURG, June PLANS for
the establishment Of a Sanitorium
for the care Of tubercular patients
are being discussed by the doctors
and public health officers of Hi
dalgo county and the members Of
the medical auxiliary. nurses aSSo-
citation and priests. IL was an
nounced Wednesday By Mrs. H. o.
Schaleben, president of the Hidalgo
county medical auxiliary.
Although the exact location of
the institution has not been decided
upon 1t Is thought that u will be
built somewhere between Rio Hon
do and Rio Grande City.
In connection with this work Miss
Jean Campbell OF the state board
Of health from Austin Is In Edin-
burg making a complete survey Of
all tubercular cases Of the county.
This service has been procured by
the members Of the medical aux
iliary who for three years have
sponsored the sale of Red Gross tu-
bercular seals. The service of Miss
Campbell Is being given In return
for this work.
A report OF Miss CampbelI's work
is expected to be turned into the
auxiliary for future use in about two
weeks. Ii was announced.
"A similar inspection and survey
will be carried on in Cameron
county by Miss Campbell. IL was
announced, with the first work be-
vfnwfnw thara - ToVtrrIaxy rrL1
Hidalgo county work will extend
through the month Of June at which
time 1t will be continued in Cam
eron county.
Most Of the work Is being done
among the Mexican population OF
the counties as tubercular infection
among the Americans is very small
IL was pointed out that in order
to check the spread Of the disease
all Mexicans must be freed of the
germs as so many are employed as
nursemaids in American homes.
The sanitarium. III established
will be open TO every one and viii
be well equipped. It will be operat-
ed on the same plan as county IL
braries. IL vas announced. with ap-
preparation from the county.
Both Cameron and Hidalgo Coun-
~ Medical societies will combine in
the projects and both counties will
contribute to the upkeep OF the hos
pital.
Further discussion Of the plan will
be held at a meeting Of Hidalgo
medical auxiliary TO be held in the
McAllen Chamber Of Commerce
building Friday morning. Miss
Campbell will be the principle
speaker present at the meeting.
Mrs. N. d. Monger of San Benito
is president Of the Cameron county
medical auxiliary and is co-operat-
ing with Mrs. Schaleben and the
Hidalgo county auxiliary in the prof.
ect.
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Morrow And Party
Pass Through Texas
On Way to Mexico

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. June T.
R-Ambassador Dwight w. Nor
row was on his way to Mexico City
today TO resume his duties after
attending the wedding OF his
daughter Anne and Col. Charles
A. Lindbergh.
The ambassador and his party
spent the night here aboard the
Morrow private car.
Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz v
Flores. apostolic delegate Of Pope
Plus xT, was reported on The train
enroute TO a conference with
President Portes Gil Of Mexico on
the religious situation. Bishop
Pasqual Morosco OF Tabasco was
reported with him. They were not
located. however. and the ambas-
sador did not confirm the report
OF their presence. Miguel LuEarte
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Y S~ecretario de la Camara de Co
mercio. ST.. Lie. Ernesto Urtusas-
tegui; Secretario del Club Rotario.
Sr. Ruben Martinez: Jefe de Esta-
cion. ST.. Edelmiro Munoz; Secre-
tario del Juzgado. ST.. Alfonso
Reyna; Secretario del Ayunta-
miento, ST.. Andres Cedillo: Inspec-
tor de Trafico, ST.. Primitive Shears;
Comondante del Resguardo. Sr.
Lerdo Gonzales; Mayor. Jesus Mum
roy: Lie. Emiliano Fernandez: Jefe
E~ncargada de DivicioneS Rurales
del Estado. Lie. Fernando Balun-
drano; AL. c. Gov. Lie. FRANCISCO
Castellano. Jr., Victoria, lamps;
AL. @. Oral. Juan AlmaZan. Torreon.
Coahuila. Mexico; Consul Ameri-
cano. ST.. H. H. Leonard; Jefe de
G~uRrnicion. ST. Julio Hernandez
Serrano; Coronel de Caballeria.
zenon Davila Marquee. Sr.: Lite.
Corl. de Caballeria. ST.. Ruben
Carrillo Ruiz: DR.. Manuel F. Ro-
driguez Braida.
DhUWAk0NAAAG OAAbAA&A&
r. B. Creager, republican national
committeeman from Texas: o. c.
Richardson. secretary. chamber Of
commerce: directors Of chamber Of
commerce: z. A. RoSenthaI. A. II.
Fernandez. Jesse bennett, Joe
Celaya. Jt.. r. B. Creager. A. ..
Dickinson, J. s. Ford. Frank Lopez.
"A. w. Reed. r. B. Rentfro. w. B.
Sellers. z. j.. Tucker. NJ. II. West.
H. L. Yates. w. B. Clint; w. o.
Washington. president. Rotary club:
Fl. O.. III. Weinert. secretary. Rotary
club: Travis Jennings, president.
Kiwanis club: Dewey L. WEIGH, Sec
rotary. Kiwanis club: L. Lopez Mon
tero. Mexican consul: Col. w. IT.
Johnston. commanding officer. Fort
Brown: Captain Vernon Shell. ad-
iutant: A. w. Cunningham. district
Judge, Harlingen. Texas: a. ~.
Kent. district judge: Oscar q.
Dancy. county Judge: Jno. 7.
Kleiber. county judge at law: f. K.
Goodrich, u. S. commissioner: Fred
Kowalski. justice Of the peace: .. =.
Cain. justice Of the peace: "A. A.
Browne. corporation Judge: George
Westervelt. district attorney, Corpus
Christi; Milton III. WEST. assistant
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him so much good. I decided to try
Il. And it did more for me than all
the other medicines put together.
Il was rundown and very ner-
vous. My rest at night was broken.
and IN the day l felt l~iStless. lacked
energy and was irritable and out Of
sorts. / felt SO badly I did very lit
tie homework. and what little l did
exhausted me Constipation and
biliousness bothered me continually.
and severe headaches frequently put
me In bed. After watching the re-
markable improvement Sargon
made in Mr.. Russell's condition. l
started taking II, and almost with
the first few doses i felt better.
Then, day by day l grew stronger.
enjoyed splendid sleep at night. and
every bit Of nervousness left me.
Now. / enjoy strength and energy I
hadn't felt for years. Now, my
homework is really a pleasure.
My liver has been stimulated,
and nv system entirely rid OF poi
sons, thanks TO Sargon Soft Mass
Pills. 1 never know what a bilious
headache is. These pills are a won
derful laxative. They don't shock or
upset. and act so naturally. YOU
never feel like you have been taking
medicine. ] am certainly grateful to
this wonderful treatment. and / am
telling all my friends what it did for
me"
The above statement was made
Secently by Mrs. Martha Russell. a
highly esteemed resident OF 4l43
Travis St, Dallas.
Sa-Eon may be obtained in
Brownsville from Cisneros Drug
Stores; in La Feria from Malone
Pharmacy: in San Benito from
Palace Pharmacy; in Los Fresnos
from Butler Drug Co. and in Rio
Hondo from Rio Homo Drug Store.
ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-07

Mediterranean fly In various stages
Of its development and said it was
the worst of all fruit pests because
it attacks practically all fruits and
vegetables.
Studies Made
Exhaustive studies Of the Medi-
terranean fly have been mace in
Hawaii" Barber said. and 1t has
been learned there are II to 16
broods a year. Each female lays 600
eggs at a time. Assuming that half
of these are female, you readily can
see how ra-id the pest would null
tiply. A new generation develops
every % to % days"
Barber explained these figures
were from Hawaii and that the pest
would develop more slowly here on
account of the cold weather in
winter.
There Is great danger from
Florida fruit neET stored in this ard
other states" the speaker continued,
The worms are dormant while in
storage, but once the fruit is re-
moved from the low temperatures
the pests become active again and
continue to develop. There is dan
ger from infested fruit being trans
ported by tourists and the sale Of
fruit on trains Is another source or
possible ;nfestation. ANY infested
fruit thrown on the ground would
cause the pest Immediately 10 gain
q hold in this section.
Spraying is Of no value and the
only safe method is to destroy the
fruit. The safest plan would be 10
declare a rigid embargo on Florida
preventing any fruit or vegetables
from leaving that state. Half a mil
lion boxes of fruit already have been
destroyed In Florida
Efforts In Florida
Special burners to use fuel oil
have been constructed in Florida and
the ground in all orchards is beng
burned to a depth Of five to SIX
inches to destroy the grubS in The
ground. Barber told his audience.
Walker urged everyone to sign
petitions addressed to Polk HON.
aday, Cameron county representa-
tive. w. r. Montgomery, Hidalgo
county representative. and Archer
Parr, state senator from this dis
trict. These petitions are being cir
culated throughout the Valley. he
said. and will urge the legislature TO
provide sufficient funds 10 carry on
the work OF eliminating the threat
Of the Mediterranean fly.
Harry L. Faux announced there
will be an inter-club ladies night at
Raymcndville Friday night ard
urged local Kiwanians to attend.
He said 40 members Of the lNc4l
club already had signified their IN
tention to be present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-07
CHURCH AND STATE
END STRIFE

VATICAN CITY. June 7.-Dp-
All Rome resounded to the pealing
Of Joyous church bells today az
Premier Mussolini and Cardinal
Gasparri solemnly exchanged rati-
fications OF the historic Lateran
treaty bringing to an end the long
strife between church and state in
Italy.
There we're no speeches and TIE
ceremony was brief and simple. One
of its most striking moments was
when the great bronze doors open
ing upon the colonnade Of st. Peters
SQUARE. which had remained half
shut for SO years once more were
opened wide.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-07

Of the Morrow party said ne saw
the archbishop at Palestine Texas
but had not seen him since.
Roy Campbell. director OF GUS
toms Of the Texas-Mexican bordei
district. conferred with MOTION
last night concerning the effects
n proposed through train from
Mexico in spreading the Mediter-
ranean fruit fly I'm Texas The
train. IL was explained by the am
bassador. would not stop &C Laredo
on entering the United States anc
baggage would be examined. Fear
had been expressed by Texas CIT
rus fruit growers the train Nigh
bring the pest to Texas. thereby en-
dangering this states citrus crop.
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VALLEY men TO
TARIFF FARLEY
Philippine Imports and Long
Staple Cotton To Be
Studied
Especial To The Heralc)


SAN BENTTO, June 7.-Growers
and shippers from several Valley
points left today for Austin. TO at
tend the tariff meeting called there
for Saturday.
The meeting was called by the
Southern Tariff association. and
will be attended by the FEDERATED
Farm Bureaus, Cotton Seed Crush
ers association. and other such or
ganizationeS which might De inter
ested in a tariff.
The position Of the tariff at pres
ent. and steps TO further aid passage
Of IL will be considered.
Brown White and Guy Trent left
from this city. going by automobile.
j. z. Bell, who represented tire VAL
ley in Washington in the interest OF
the tariff. left today for Austin 10
confer with Commissioner Of Agri-
culture George 3. Terrell on the
fruit fly quarantine situation, and
will probably be present at the tariff
meeting.
Several growers from the Mer-
cedes section planned 10 leave today.
as did John Phelan, secretary Of the
chamber Of commerce. there. while
other Valley sections also will be
represented.
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AUSTIN. June IA Texas tariff
congress " been called TO meet in
Austin Saturday TO urge duty upon
Philippine imports and long-staple
cotton and cottonseed products, and
other commodities now On the free
list.
The call was issued by John Henry
Kirby. president Of the Southern
Tariff association; George B. Ter
rell. commissioner Of agriculture;
ne Texas Cotton Seed Crusher
association, Texas Farm Bureau
federation: Southwest Texas Pecan
Growers: Texas Bookkeepers ssso-
ciation. Southwestern Peanut She'll
ers association. East Texas Chamber
or Commerce. and Texas Farm Bu-
reau Cotton association.
The meeting will be held at the
state capitol. and. according to
Commissioner Terrell. will consider
securing increased rates on prod
ucts not sufficiently protected I'M
der the present tariff bill, and TO
give protection to many important
articles now on the free list"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-07
BROWNSVILLE MAN
GETS SEWER JOB
CSpecial 70 The Heraldl

HARLINGEN, June 7.@Contract
for installation Of additional storm
sewers in Harrington was let by the
commission at its last meeting to
J. w. Davis Of Brownsville. or a
bid Of $4,000.
The sewer will be located on JEFF
ferson and Adams streets. and will
lead in the direction Of the Arroyo
Colorado.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-07
Had Almost Lost
Faith In Medicine

Il had suffered two years. and
had taken so much medicine with
out relief. I had about lost faith in
all of IL. My husband had been
taking the Sargon treatment. 1t did
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-07
SKINNY MEN
Gain weight in few weeks
with new YEAST and IRON.
Your own druggist guaran-
tees results=or pay nothing

Daily the letters pour in telling
how Ironized Yeast has put on ) 20
Is pounds Of good. solid flesh in a
few weeks. Has built up strength
in nervous tired people. Has clear
ed skins Of ugly pimples and boils.
:aeople ask-how does Ironizeu
Yeast work SO quickly.
Only when Yeast is Ironized Is 1t
more effective-for Iron Is needed
TO bring out the weight building
values Of Yeast. Ironized Yeast
comes in pleasant tablets. safe for
everybody. Do not upset stomach
or cause gas or bloating.
Don't have a skinny, weak body.
Don't 90 around with an ugly skin.
Go TO your druggist today. Get a
handy bottle of Ironized Yeast. II
you are not delighted with the
quick results. get your money back.
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RELATIVES GET CHIEFS BODY

MEXICO CITY. June T. VI
The body Of Gen. Enrique Goroz-
tieta. supreme chief OF the "Crister-
os." who was killed Sunday near
San Julian. Jalisco. In "a battle with
federal soldiers. arrived here last
night and was turned owe 20 rela-
tives by the government.
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GRINSTEAD. Eng.-In his farm
ing operations on 500 acres here.
r. 3. Mathews uses electricity in
10 different ways, including plow-
ing and threshing.
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MILK-NTAID BRIDE
WEYMOUTH Eng.-E. 3. Thresh-
er. a wealthy landowner. has mar
ried a former milk-maid.
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NECK BROKEN 60 YEARS
BIRMINGHAM. Eng.-William
Bell. appointed a theater manager
here, suffered a broken neck 20 years
ago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-02
clean Up HARVARD
BOOTLECGER PEST
Students Tips Result IN Arres
Of Rum Dealers Near Yard
in Cambridge

Boston. Dec. 2.-tP,-Bootlceeer
have become pest at Harvard In tl1
opinion Of Major Henry z. Good
nOugh. assistant administrators B
prohibition enforcement for Nev
England. /.
After raids by federal agents an
Boston police over the week -end dur
ing which five arrests were madl
Major Goodnough said that tins 20
the arrest Of two men might laav
come" from Harvard students. n
denied that students were being use
as paid informers and added that an.
information from undergraduates haA
come voluntarily.
TO my way Of thinking" he saic
"the students are cooperating In
real honest desire to rid their dor
mitories Of the bootlegger pest"
Six students are known TO hare vis
tied Major Goodnough last xtidas
The next day two men were aSreGtoI
rear the college yard after they III
received $l35 in marked money eiyei
them by two young men In exctang
for case Of whiskey.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-02
Editor Notices Resemblance Of
Man in Picture and Copy
Reader Across Desk
BRoPHY ADMITS IDENTITY
'oulv Wantod TO Rest Is Reason
Given for Leaving Suicide
Note on Beach

Omaha. Nebr.. Dec. 2-Ry-Richard
Gale Brophy. business manager for
the Byrd Antarctic expedition who
resigned suddenly In New Zealand
last spring and later disappeared
from New York leaving : suicide note,
has been found alive. working on tho
copy desk Of the Omaha Bee-News.
The Bee-News said in . copyrighted
story today that Brophy's identity
was learned from q photograph show
ing him with Commander Richard
Byrd. Broply, who had been work
ing here "a &C. Manning Mitchell. =
admitted his identity and left at once
for New York. saying he intended to
straighten out his affairs there.
Brophy disappeared from New York
last August leaving q note to hts wife
which said he was going to Coney
Island and walk into the waves until
they cover me and then I win be no
more" New York police after an In
vestigation said they doubted that
Broplhy had killed himself. Nothing
was heard Of him until the news
editor Of the Bee-News made the dis
covery yesterda, that Brophy and
Mitchell were the same man.
Il only wanted to rest" Brophy
explained. MY nerves were shat
tered. I was tired. distraught. un-
able to find relief from the pressure
that seemed to hem me in.
II have found rest In Omaha. but
I an going back to New York and
straighten out my tangled affairs.
must begin where ! left off that day
at Coney Island"
Brophy said he "bummed' his way
TO Omaha. He started work for the
Dec-News September Is. It was thu
nsws that Commander Byrd had
flown over the south pole and re-
turned successfully to his base thai
resulted In Mitchell" Identification
as Brophy. The news editor, seeking
pictures Of the explorer. came upon
one showing him Brophy. The re-
semblance between Brophy and '.Mit-
chell" was 50 apparent that the
editor confronted Mitchell" with the
picture and Mitchell admitted hts
identity.