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O 1929 ~ NE1 SERVICE INC.

YOU know, for everyone knows that
John Curtis Morgan refuses to de-
fend anyone OF whose innocence he
is not thoroughly convinced"
Cod he choked, flinging up an
arm TO hide his conyulsed face.
"Well-and if I promise?"
If YOU promise to leave Iris Nor
gan alone, and keep your word, I'll
perform my duties as Mr. Morgan's
secretary TO the best Of my ability"
Nan said grimly. "Of course" she
ADDED. you will not be 50 foolish
as to try to fix another witness"
why should p" Crawford blus-
tered, color coming slowly back into
his cheeks. I'm innocent, I tell
yoC-"
You needn't bother" Nan inter-
rupted coldlv. I'm waiting for your
promise. and that promise is that
you will not again make love to
Iris Morgan, that you Will have no
more clandestine meetings with her,
that YOU will not communicate with
her by letter or telephone"
"Rold on" Crawford growled.
How am 7 going to let her know
that its all of between us. if I'm
not to telephone or write her?"
I was going TO say: with the
exception of one telephone call in
which to make it quite clear to her
that you find it expedient to drop
the affair. You can tell her-and
truthfullyl-that some one knows
all and that it would be fatal to
your chances of being acquitted to
20 on with the relationship Make
the call from a pay station and be
sure that you are not overheard
You think Of every little thing
don't you?" Crawford sneered. But
what has me stumped is why you're
going to all this trouble to save
Morgans wife for him, when you're
in love with him yourself"
Mans steady brown eyes did not
flicker, but her lips we're white as
she said, still in that deadly quiet
voice. II haven't received your
promise yet, Mr. Crawford"
of course I promiSe!" Crawford
flung at her bitterly. What else
have you left me to do? Give me
a Bible and I'll swear on it, if you
ike"
III have ways of knowing if you
fail to keep your promise" Nan
said, ignoring his last words.
Good might. Mr.. Crawford"
Listen, Nan" Crawford begged,
suddenly humble L know Morgan
sets a lot of store on your opinion
and help in working up his cases.
You won't work against me with
him. will you?"
Nan, busy with papers on Nor
CANS desk, did not look up. Il am
not working for the prosecution,
Mr.. Crawford, but for Mr.. Morgan,
who is unfortunately the attorney
for the defense in this case. I shall
continue to try to earn my salary"
BY heaven, you're a cold-blooded
little devil" Crawford snapped, but
he walked almost jauntily to the
door that led into the outer office.
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wssn EAE CARR OIL. Pr.yate Scr
tsrv 70 ATTORNEY JOHN CURTIS
MORGAN discover she BE- -l love WITH
Morgan she determines 20 Eefigo isAe
temporary pos.pone5 aeI I.''E ,, ION.
is FolnF 20 need her ore Than over ln
ire comirz defense o. BERT CRhW-
FORD q supposed friend. who - ~
cictsf Tor er reZ1icuerf-
Nan distIasrt Cra7 togd and IRIS
Crawford and ROY BLAND. treasurer.
are accused ~ stealing funds. derived
from Vh.r.T.lt s'1CE-selinR scheme
intended 70 Gauau-e packing plant.
ford b1t Nan .s suspicious, and oy
means Of . ls'en.nF-ia device manages
70 hear ccurerrat between CraW-
ford and lts ltcl-1oarc operator.
ALICE BELTCN watch takes place in
Morgan private office Crawford bfioea
the g.rl 20 forget that he talked With
The cashier Cf tie bank approving the
check young Bland casned Just before
var tra scribez the notes she took
ia her desk and tgcks one folded copy
into the pcrEef NJ her skirt When
Morgan arrives, lal accompanies him
into the private Office. where Crawford.
mopy Morzan Is delighted that CraW-
ford has such splendid witness Alice
unwlttlnEi- Tell. t1at Bland fancec.
GLADYS PAYNE secretary in CraT-
fords Office told her Crawford had
sent Bland 20 South America. Craw-
Bland clever planning Nan asks 70
zee era vfCrl alone She cOntronts him
Nth tho transcription Of hts converse
ton with ALICE 81 promise not %
The tells ths Shrinking Crawford
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
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CRYSTALS question was no nearer
an answer when George Pruitt ar
rived for her at dusk on Sunday
than when she had first asked her
self. "But-do I love him?' in the
dark watches of her sleepless Sat
urday night.
With dawn she had suddenly
come to a decision, I shall not
worry my head about it any longer.
If he asks me he will kiss me, and
not until he kisses me can I know
whether I want to be his wife or
not
She had fallen asleep then and
had scarcely stirred until noon.
Now. at o'clock. her bags we're
hacked. and she was looking about
the pleasant room which she had
shared for week with Tony Tar
yer. the room which had been the
scene of Tony's sudden, heart
breaking step from careless free
eirlhood into wOmanhood.
In this room Tony had decided
that she must marry Dick Talbot,
to satisfy her own quiXotic sense of
honor and to pay the debt which he
mercileSsly claimed she owned him.
In this room. Rhoda Jonson had
talked shyly but raptWously Of her
engagement to Ben Grayson, with
never a backward glance at the OPP
cratic career she had abandoned.
In his room the new Crystal, who
hao come 70 it tremblingly weak
after q long illness, had grown
strong and well. eager to take up
the life she had almost lost by
her own folly.
Queer that a guest room in Cher
~ Jolson'S colonial farmhouse
should have been the scene Of so
much heart drama that the very
pattern OF its wall paper never
could be forgotten.
"Yoo. hoo. Crysl George has
comet" Cherry yodelled from be-
low. and Crystal. when she had
answered. snapped the locks Of her
bags and ran down the stairs.
Flushed. breathleSS. she almost
landed in George Fruits arms. for
he and Cherry were waiting for
her.
Look at her rum" Cherry cried,
sughing. When she came she
could hardly creep up and down
the stairs, for she was so weak. I
don't know whether to give myself
and the farm credit. or whether
she's SO crazy to see you that love
lends wings to her feet"
.'Oh. why do you want. to spoil
It 10y ioking2" Crystals heart de-
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TIE. NEW
SdiIltr'Sl1ulQr
RX4ZW1e.A Justin ep4s &sEAananS

manded with anger and despair.
But aloud she said, her voice shak-
ing a little: II was so eager 10
know what Georges father thought
of the picture. Does he like it
George? He must"
She forced her eyes to look at
him. then-eyes clear of all the
doubt and hope and fear that had
tortured her during the night. And
she saw that he, too, was laboring
under a terrific excitement.
Yes. tell us quick what he
thought of the pictured" Cherry
urged. standing on tiptoe to shake
his head by grasping a handful Of
his thick, rust-red hair.
"He-Dan said-thinks-" George
stammered, his burning eyes seeking
Crystals over the top of Cherry's
copper and gold head-'that the
picture is" He seemed unable to
go on.
Don't tease Isl" Cherry pro-
tested. shaking his head until it
bobbed grotesquely.
George brought it out then, in
a low. almost frightened voice, his
eyes still on Crystals pale face:
Dad thinks the picture is-good. d"
Good Cherry scoffed. Its
a work of genius. And it was painted
in my houSel -. So you'll be going
abroad to study. George? Aren't
you glad for him, CryS?"
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What is 4 photometer?

NO.
What is a photometer?
An instrument for comparing the
apparent luminous intensity or
candle power Of one light source
with that Of another, which IS taken
as standard.
Who was the leading man with
Mary Pickford in my Best Girl?"
Charles Rogers
What is the highest point in the
United States outside of Alaska?
Mount Whitney Cal, 14s5oi feet.
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oned. Near Devils Island are the
two small French penal islands of
ST. Joseph and lie Royale, which
we're formerly known with Devils
Island as lies du Diable, but which
later received the name lies du
Salut.
Has the United States ever coined
four dollar gold pieces?
No
How deep was the snow fall along
the Atlantic seaboard during the
blizzard of March, 1888?
Snow fell to the depth Of three
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By Small.
By Cowan

Can a lottery be conducted legal
~ in the United States?
No.
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Questions and AnSzUe1S

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Where and what is Devils Island?
A small barren island of the coast
of French Guinea, South America.
about thirty miles northwest Of
Cayenne, famous as the place where
Captain Alfred Dreyfus was impris-
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CHAPTER II

HTHE condition Nan Carroll be-
i gan slowly, is that you give
Iris Morgan up
Iris Morgan" Crawford repeated
the name violently, but n his vio-
lence there was lief a. well as
anger. Do you mean to InSinuate-'
I'm not insinuating, 50 Nan cor
rected him implaCably. I have as
incontestable proof of your relations
with Mrs. Morgan as I have of your
witness fixing. And the only price
for my silence in both instances is
that that illicit relationship shall
be terminated this moment.
IF you know so damned much,
why haven't you tattled to Nor
gan?" Crawford snarled.
Because I am his friend and
have his happiness at heart Nan
answered evenly. Re loves his
wife. knowing what 1 know about
you and Iris Morgan would wreck
his life"
That being the case, Crawford
caught her up triumphantly you
aren't in a position to make me
keep any promise 1 might make
you"
You interrupted before had fin
ished,' Nan told him sharply. If
YOU go on with Iris. the two of YOU
will wreck his life anyway. If you
don't give me your promise now to
have nothing more to DO with Iris
Morgan, I'll place ali evidence I
have against You. both I'D connection
with This case and as regards his
wife. IN Mr.. NIOrgans hands tonight.
He viii throw your case out Of this
Office, and when he does so you Will
stand convicted in the opinion of
the public. which includes the jury.
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By Ahern

feet over the Atlantic States and
New England and drifted by gales
that lasted several days to depths
ranging from five to twenty feet.
What year were the Olympic
games held in Stockholm, Sweden?
In 1912.
How old is Mary Pickford?
She was born April 8, 1898.
Is coal mined in South America?
Very little coal is mined there.
Chile is the only country that has
coal mines and it does not produce
enough for its own use.
What is the duty of a valet?
He is a mans personal servant
who takes complete charge Of his
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CHAPTFP X-(Continued)

oh So that's your camel"
Crawford laughed with sudden, al
most ludicrous relief. All you
fapphrs are alikel [ guess you want
4 fur coat. too. Well. you can fea-
ture that? Little Nan Carroll, the
priceless pearl Of private secre-
taries, blackmailng clients behind
her boss back Well-yOu1 get
your fur coat, If that's what you
wantl" he concluded savagely, as
he tore the sheet of paper into
minute bits.
NO, that's not exactly what I
want" Nan said with a quietness
that had a deadly sort of emphasis.
BY the way, 7 have two copies Of
that document and 10 would take a
cleverer man than you are to find
them. But I'll promise YOU not to
show them to John Curtis Morgan
on ore condition.
"Well-what's the condition."
Crawford demanded thickly.
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masters wardrobe and personal
comfort.
What is the total railway mileage
of the world and of the United
States?
The world total as of Dec. 81,
1924. was 75o925 miles Of main line.
The United States, including Alaska,
has 250,966 miles.
What is the nationality and
meaning of the name Gordon?
It is Gaelic and means generous,
hospitable.
What is psychology?
It is the science Of the human
mind and its operations, powers,
functions, etc.
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TO Be Continued
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DUR1NG the next two weeks.
~ which ended in the opening Of
the trial of Herbert S. Crawford on
the charge of embezzling funds of
the Midwest Packing Company Of
which he was president, Nan Car
roll had good reason to believe that
Crawford was keeping the promise
she had wrung from him.
Morgan himself told her that
Crawford had shown the good sense
to discontinue his friendly visits
to the home of his counsel, lest re-
porters comment too suggestively on
the intimacy Of the accused and his
lawyer. and Iris Morgans discon-
tented. restless. unhappy face, when
she brought its loneliness to her
husbands office, spoke more loudly
than any words of Crawford's could
have done
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d masters wardrobe and personal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-20

this new district then acquired the
exclusive right and jurisdiction for
supplying water for irrigation TO
the land.
1t is also alleged that water dis
trict No. / waived any rights 1t
had TO supply water to the tract
in that 1t had actively aided In the
organization OF the new district by
having sent representatives to the
state board or water engineers at
Austin TO ask for right OF forma-
ton of No. 9.
The land is alleged to have been
damaged in sale value to the
amount OF $4,000 by leaving dumps
Of dirt along the canal and also
that the water company had con-
tracted to construct a suitable
strong bridge across the canal and
that no structure OF any kind had
been erected.
II the law rules against the re-
covery OF the land Mr.. Lamere
asks for s45 an acre to cover the
cost and for eminent domain TO
clear the title Of the property.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-20
SUIT FILED ON
CANAL DAMAGE
Missourian Asks $4,000 For
Right-of-Way Over Land
Near Mission
Especial to The Heraldl

t1ELGaaA ~ LIE LAEAaA0F
EDINBURG. May 20.-Suit has
been filed by j. B. Lamrere OF
jackson county, Mo-, for damages
amounting to s22,047 against the
Hidalgo County Water Control and
Improvement District No. ! at
Edinburg by Attorneys j. r. Carl
w. II. Sadler. and w. r. Mont
gomery.
The suit. which was filed in the
s3rd district court, is expected 70
ccme to hearing in the next term OF
court.
Lamrere is asking the so. 047 for
a canal right of way running
through land that he owns.
According to the petition Lamere
owns l202.94 acres OF land near
Mission purchased from the West
Texas Abstract and Guarantee
company. In May 1925 this COM
pany is alleged to have made an
agreement with what was then wa
ter district No. A and later changed
70 the present district No. /. to sup
ply water to this land for the COM
pany.
The southern portion Of the land
was subdivided into the Mission
Groves Estates In 1923 and the
water company took for It's main
canal 44.94 acres of the property.
Shortly after this there was or
ganized the new Hidalgo county
water control ard improvement
district No. 8 which also embraced
the same lands. According 10 law
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-20

Discussion opened by DR.. w. A.
/ King. San Antonio.
?. The Relation OF the Public
Health Nurse to a General Health
Program. DR.. III. ~. Barnett. Austin.
Discussion opened by DR.. Z. w. Pro-
thro. Fort Worth.
3. A Plea for More Uniformity
Among Cities and Counties in
Handling Communicable Diseases
DR.. w. A. King. San Antonio. Dis
cussion opened by DR.. NJ. M. Car
rick. Dallas.
4. Some Methods of Health Edu-
cation. DR.. A. II. Fickwir. Houston.
Discussion opened by Or. L. Fl.
Martin, Berger.
5. The Art and Science OF Public
Health, DR.. M. M. Carrick. Dallas.
Discussion opened by DR.. j. O..
Wilson. u. :. r. II. s.. Brownsville.
tSection Continued on Wcdnes-
day.
Section on RadioIogy and
Physiotherapys
loo to 400 p. m, Hall No. 7,
Junior College Building
DR.. I. Warner Jenkins. Chairman,
Waco.
DR.. Richard G. Curtis. Secretary,
Corsicana.
Chairman's Address: The Colon
as a Primary Focus or Infection in
the Causation OF Disease. DR.. r.
Warner jenkins, Waco. Discussion
opened by Drs. r.. C.. Curtis. Cor
cisana, and w. q. McDeed, Hous-
ton.
/. Some Interesting Chest Con-
ditions. d.. j. B. Johnson. Calves
ton. Discussion opened by Drs. z.
v. Powell, Temple. and W. NJ. Bar
ron. San Antonio.
2. Health ADULTS and Focal In
fecticns. DR.. Tom Bond. Fort Worth.
GALLEY 2 DOCTORS PROGRAM
Discussion opened by Drs. Dalton
Richardson. Atlanta. and G. r. Har-
ris. Houston.
3. X-Ravs in the DIAGNOSIS Of Lee
sions at the Cardiac End Of the
Stomach. DR.. Benjamin j. Orndoff.
Chicago. Discussion opened by Drs.
b. T. vanzant. Houston. and r. T..
Barr. Orange.
4. Diagnotic Value of Ultraviolet
~Fluorescence by the Woods Filter.
Darkroom Demonstration DR.. l..
Knieht. Temple. Discussion onened
by Drs. Edward Fl. Nerrirk. San An
tonin. and ~. r.. Talley. Temnle.
tSection Continued on Wednes-
day.
General Meeting
Memorial Exercises
4.30 10 $50 d. m. Hall No. l
Main Auditorium. Junior College
DR.. w. +. Starley. Galveston.
Chairman Committee on Memorial
Exercises. Presiding.
Invocation. Dew. Z. p. Day.
Trio--"Lift Thine Ewes" From
the Elijah Mendelsohnl Browns
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-20
GALES QUITS
MEXICAN POST
Iron Man OF Recent Re.
volt And Former Pres
ident To Seek Rest

MEXICO CITY. May 20.-tR-
General Plutarco Elias Gales. min
lister of war and former president Of
Mexico. has resigned his portfolio
and will retire to the country To rest.
Official announcements today said
General Gales. Mexico's Iron Man"
whose ruthless handling brought a
speedy termination To the recent
military revolt. gave his resignation
to President Portes Gil Saturday
and would turn over the office to
General Joaquin AmarO.
General Amaro was said 70 be
quite recovered from an eve injury.
received during a game Of handball.
which necessitated his retirement at
the outbreak of the rebellion.
The announcements concluded
with a statement General Gales
would leave I'm q few days for Aca-
pulco. Guerrero. on the Pacific coast.
TcS rest.
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Saturday. May 10

Saturday. May 10
Chief Pilot Anderson left for Ma
zatlan in the Ryan 1928 with the
Mexican mail at z a. m.
The Ford no. 2 Of the Mexican
Aviation company departed at $50
a. m. with Pilot r.. v. Kent and
Radio Mechanic George Clark for
Mexico City.
The Curtiss Robin NC 121E pi-
loted by Norville Carmichael arrived
from Victoria, Mexico. ct $50 a. m.
with passengers Pedro Chapa and
Lawyer Lizardi.
Pilots Matthews and Hansen took
their respective licenses for advance
ment in their planes in the after
noon. Matthews took his private IL
cense and Hansen took the trans
port license.
The Mexican Aviation company
Ford NO. 5 arrived from Mexico
City at 1890 p. m. with Pilot Ed
Snyder and six passengers and one
steward.
The Texas Air Transport plane
with the north bound mail left at
l:5O p. m. and Pilot Mangham at
the controls.
The u. s. A. Douglass OF arrived
from Brooks Field, San Antonio
with Pilot 1t. Connell and one pas
senger. II took off at 5 p. m. for
San Antonio.
The u. s. A. Curtiss pursuit plane
type P-lF arrived from Kelly Field
at 3 D. m. to remain here nj night.
1t. Gaffney. pilot.
Pilot Carmichael arrived on this
field In a Swallow that belonged TO
@. a.. Nietert and was sold to Mr..
Maus Of Corpus Christi. Mr.. Maus
is with the Texas Airplane Corpor-
alton Of Corpus Christi. He took the
plane to Corpus after refueling here.
The Texas Air Transport pas
senger plane No. II arrived here
from San Antonio with Pilot Young
blood and took off with three pas
Sengers at 4 p. m.
Pilot w. l.. Hansen left for Nc
Allen in his Travel Air at 4:30 d. m.
The G. "A. II. Ryan 3746 arrived
here from Mazatlan at 5:25 d. m.
with Pilot Carmichael and the mail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-20
|SOLONS FACING
MONTHS WORK
Appropriation Bills Will
Consume Not Less Than
2 Weeks of Session

49, @@@
AUSTIN. May DISCRIMINATING
up more than three months work
tomorrow. the 41st legislature Il
faced with at least another months
labor.
The all important appropriation
bills are yet TO be considered. IN
less sentiment changes. these mea-
sures viii consume not less than
two weeks steady work.
Much depends on Gov. Moody
whether there shall be a third cali
ed session. II he submits regula-
tons Of public utilities. revision of
water priority laws and prison
ccncentration-in the event he We
toes the compromise measure on
this subject now on his desk-it
seems certain the states business
cannot be wound up In another 30
day period.
He has assured some members he
would submit revenue and taxation
In order TO get q new gasoline tax
and a revision Of the existing mo-
tor vehicle registration fees.
Rep. T. N. Mauritz Of Canada,
author Of the income. intangible
assets and other tax measures, said
the governor had indicated he
would permit the consideration of
these bills, following their summary
execution nc the hands Of the COM
mittees during the current session.
Mauritz has announced for COVER
nor on the strength Of his tax pro-
gram. which would permit discard
Of the ime-honored ad vaiorem
levy.
An effort will be made to dou-
bic the present gasoline tax Of two
cents. but stiff opposition will be
encountered with the prevalent be-
lief that a compromise on three
cents viii be effected. The fight
by Rep. Ray Holder Of Lancaster
and others to cut present registra-
ton fees on privately owned pas
sengCr automobiles fifty per cent
will be renewed In spite OF the
house action during this session in
passing a bin carrying a IS per cent
reduction. The bill died without
consideration by the senate COM
mittee. Representatives Leonard
Tillosson of Seaiy and r. M. Hub
bard Of New Boston. its authors.
~preferring that 1t not be passed at
this time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-20
How Weak Nervous
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Mrs A. M. Owens, of 1910 Taylor ST..
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that will put them on their feet and
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So confident are the makers OF Tan
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you get your money back on request