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derer is . member Of the Berkeley
household. which includes ell serv
ants and guests. Of course. . /. By
the way. where is Crosby?"
ssT SENT him to the house, alona
with two Of the boys-Wil
kins and Cain. wilkins was Il
stand guard downstairs. to keer
anyone from busting In on ~ down
here. and Cain was to watch Cros'
By. Hey. boys!" be called 20 the
three plainclothesmen and : mi
formed policeman who still awaited
orders. (which one Of you can
swim?"
The man in uniform stepped for.
ward and ealuted.S
~All right. Collins. Come alons
with US. Detective Dundee will
lend you his bathing suit. want
ron to bring up q pile Of i've stones
youth find on the bottom Of the
lako about dvo or six feet from this
summerhouse, and then dive until
you ind . little white apron tied
about some broken glass. ~. !. you
can remove the body now. DR..
Price. see the morgue ambulance
hae come. . /. And let me have
your report ~ soon a. possible.
Carraway." hs added to the finger.
print expert. BE sure to Include
the llngerprints OF the corpse. too.s
The chief Of the homicide squad
hesltated for Z moment. frowning.
y rubbing the grayish stuhble on
his massive Jaw. Then: Barnes.
you and Peters are detailed 10 70
over this section Of the lawn and
tho lakes edge with . Zine tooth
comb Bring In anything and every.
hing you 6nd that shows people
have been hAre-cigar or clearet
ltuta. burnt matches, handker.
chiefs and - o.. . . tou. Glen.
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DetrOit'S AMAZING Story

c.-.... E.e"11116 0VO1y
ooaneo"e mas remarked that criminals flock to the
busiest, most prosperous cities. II this Is 50. Detroit an.
parently is paying the penalty for the business that the
automobile industry has brought it.
Il IS an amazing story that Is being told at the Detroit
poles board hearings. Almost incredible charges are
hurled back and forth ut high officials Of the police de.
partment. It Il asserted that Detroit's notorious .purple
Gang" had friendly relations with some OF these officials
ana was given = helping hand by them when the goins
got tough.
And. meanwhile, Detroit continues to have . crime
wave" that bears comparison with Chicagos.
In America. 1T any rate, prosperity seems to bring Z
certain amount Of lawlessness in it, wake. Detroit. like
Chicago. is suffering for 1t. =
It's a rare epidemic that doesn't start in the third
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Dr.. Mccoy win gladly answer
personal questions on health and
diet addressed to rim, care Of
The Tribune.
Enclose . stamped addressed
envelope for reply.
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dustrial organizers and outzanking the scientists who
enricA life with discovery and invention must first rive
way to sense that viii deal with murder q law from the
time OF Cain to the advent Of the mawkish decades
meant It to be dealt with.
There Is a paramount, call In this country to stamp out
that type Of killing which the tablets brought Town from
out OF the lghtnings Of Sinai BY Moses In their craven
forbiddance set forever in the category Of Notl
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"The house Of commons is like q
tickle woman; II you do not WOO her
p~ersistently. she will become jealous
and get out Of hand, but If you pay
to her constant court she will always
be sweet and smiling. Stanley Bald
win, ex-British premier.
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"Mr. Crosby with them3" Dun.
dee asked.
"Yes. sir. But I don't believe
DO has amplifed Miss Cigi's state
ment that the poor little girl com.
mitted suicide. One OF the dsteo.
tives 10 with Them"
Thanks. Wicket! You've been
. brick" the young detective
whispered fervently. and ran up.
stairs. followed more sedately by
the uniformed policeman.
When they returned. Dundee saw
the buffers tired old eyes widen
with dismay or horror at sight OF
the scanty new costume which Col.
Inns was wearing.
"Please. sir. you don't think Mr.
Dick"
we haven't found him yet"
Dundee answered. pretending not
to understand. But he was startled.
Odd that the butler was the frst
to hit upon the idea that Dick
Berkeley's disappearance might be
explained - gruesomely a Doris
Matthews. Murder followed b.
suicide?
In the great front hall, Wicket
quietly insisted upon the proper
amenities. Preceding the invading
group. he opened the door OF the
little parlor" and addressed Mr..
Berkeley punctilious:y:
Captain Strawn Of the police.
SIR
IN the quivering silence which
eripped the room George Berks.
icy advanced and held out his
hand.
Il have been told something Of
what has happened here, Captain
Strawn." he said. with grave courte.
~. and Of course I am at your did.
posal. though I an afraid know
very little about police methods
where suicide 10 concerned.
Mr.. Berkeley" Strawn an,
swered. . little pompously. .I'm
very sorry to tell You that it is
not suicide with which We have 20
deal. but-murder!"
The next minute was = Of
dreadful confusion. Dundee tried
to see everything. hear everything.
Y his ears were ringing with
Gisi's screen. bis eyes chung com.
passionately 20 tho terrorstricken
little face until It buried itself u
Mrs. Lambertis lap.
Don't. my darling. donvl" the .
social secretary pleaded. her arms
enfolding the child protectinely.
Then abe raised her silvercrovneA
head and looked reproachfully 8
Captain Strawn.
please remember. cir. that this
child has already suffered . terri,
shock she commanded,
Sorry. ma'am. hut this q no time
to mince words" 6trawn replied
Erukly. ~Doris Matthews ha6 ben
and Il II my duty %
question every peroon who Vas u
this house last night. But befnre
the investigation gets under N1y
(1l ray to you. sir.s and hs turned
lsain 70 George Bsrkeley. that
vou and me- hath can consider cur.
Islves lucky that Mr.. Dundee hap.
pons 70 b o. the scene Of tie
There was Z slight movement of
Iurpriso On the part Of everyone
II the room. Clorinda Berkeley
Easped. then threw up her head.
her black eyes measuring Hoanjo
With cool insolence. oey.
notf Crosby took ! step forward.
hen halted. looking absurdly pns-
led Mr.. lambert relaxed tho
lercsly protective pressure Of her
lrms. made On effort @ lend her
aepally charming smile 70 . puS.
lfihg moment Even Oigi raised hef
'ear-stained little brown taco an1
Dundee felt the hot b1eo9. {
embarrassment burning = ~
fTo n c~onflnneAl
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Today Is the
Anniversary Of
WILLIAM MORRIS, BrRTu

On March "a. 1884. william Morris.
noted English poet. artist and Social
list, and inventor Of the Morris chair,
was born in England.
Interested In theology, Morris In
tended after graduating from Oxford
to found q religious brotherhood. hut
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prose and verse. In his classic writ
ings Morris proved himself one Of the
best story tellers since Chaucer.
In 1885 he became an active So
cialist.
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BEGIN ncRB TO-DAY

TINE CR1MH, nerse n.esa>-..
la6ySn aa11. AoeSeSeS Ss.sc~r
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nm Aeev1 .ese.D~ ~. ~
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., n ::s.ss e J :s.,.s::s.s sss1sis,..
e1es a line 81 e,1Se ~ SsscCvr
the .slo@Iceae sssad.
Mss. S,e.s:s "a, sYIS a0ssts s
ss'sse,l cs:..s e !. e.ssses
Sass.e.. q sEyn0iR CRossY.
eis:e frie.S q ~. nerke5eyss
EnT. 'cs.Smf ~. VS.
es.s:ea . creslYs ClGI 1efke-
"a si.s s .e1Sys = I'll e.
Ocrls dist g as6 isrse6 her .
sssee g meet ~ .sasers :.insSSe
AkNOE6. eSssS1c.rs wiCK1YfT.
s:a!e.' ao..ersy g es1l"y sf bsth
Waite Sctectjvss scs.r - -.
tate fer Dick BeRkeley. .lsslsx
r-ssssssssess = n.y. ~. 1ssse
Netes was iSpfS1pt1. aa6 eea-
Hsssee q ae1sef @ re sccse.
sssS g : weavs.. straw. ss.
: s.s ss. g sesse.s..
fs.s. Iss D.a1es tells 81. Inst
S.ssy eesess q = SravI.E 20.
With 81 GiEi-isei.lis. The
sutSer.
now GO on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XII
Sss,O the devil With that kid!'
e...-. .-,.,.,-.a a-,..,.,.a
.N
~ Wnsa canuss TOTO y 0's
Berkeley had seised the perfume
mask and goas dancing madly
from one to another In the drawing
room the night before. lavishly
sprinkling perfume upon dinner
coats and evening" gowns. III your
crazy 0igi and that damned per
rune cont quit POPPING into TINS
case III 80 nuts. NOW ! suppose
lI ws'vs eos % so on blood
stalns-.t any! Would that
woman nave oIed muc9' Ooc!. de
turneo q tne coroner nopeIul'y.
VERY little.s Dr. Price answered.
There wouldn't have been any
spiashing Of blood. Il that's what
you mean. Not from . scalp wound
like that A. you can zee from the
remains Of the stain"-and he
pointed 70 the brownish spot on
the noor-@there was Z small pool
Of blood. which collected while the
body lay there. during the time the
murderer was gathering the stones
and binding the skirt. But /
should my Il II entirely possible
that the murderer got none on his
clothes. Probably the wound aad
the hair was swabbed on with the
same cloth used to wipe up the
door."
*pamnl" strawn xrovled. Then
he Frightened. .Shoes! / don't
suppose that little nest. Ciei. a.
noiAted eyeryoue,s shoea. A veIl
@ dinner coats and evening gowns.
did shef well. then. II / -
md . pair OF shoes stinkine WITH
this stuk. their owners going "a
have : lot Of sxplainine to dol.
AAD AHaAs~A 49, - 49, -
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ease, certain parasites from. the pig
are eaten by the human. The eggs
develop In the intestine and finally
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Erection of Hotel
To Start in City

The erection of a new tourist
hotel in Palm Courts was announced
BY Wallace Harwood. owner, Thurs
h-tel for them
The new hotel will L strictly for
tourists and will contain is rooms.
the work amounting to approxim-
ately $4,000.
Tourists trade has increased TO
such an extent that a hotel devoted
specially to them was found neces-
sary,' Mr.. Harwood stated today.
we already have AZ tourist cottag-
es and We contemplate the erection
of several more this fall. but the
n nber Of visitors here is increasing
s rapidly that we are building the
hotel forthem."
The new structure will be two
stories in height, and every room
will be an outside room. with sepaT-
ate baths for each room.
Work will ~ completed within ?
months, II was said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
State Aid Against
Grass Is Requested

Considerable agitation in the VAL
ley relative to the increasing mem
ace of Johnston grass has resulted
IN the Brownsville Chamber OF
Commerce communicating with
other Valley chambers requesting
that they help in obtaining state
aid In eliminating the grass from
this section.
Many Of our farmers and real
estate operators claim that Johnston
grass Is spreading at a rapid rate.
and IL something is not done TO
check its progress. it will practically
put many Of our farmers out OF
business" CT. @. Richardson. local
secretary, wrote John r. Floore.
Harrington secretary. Thursday.
1t is said that many cut this grass
along the highways and In raids
with the object of feeding it TO their
mules and horses. This gives the
seed a wide distribution, Mr.. Rich
ardson explains. In addition, the
banks Of various canals are covered
WIN Johnston grass and seeds ar
carried by the canal water and dis
tributed over the fields.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Fire Hazards Found
In State Buildings

AUSTIN, June 19-Fl- Imme-
Iiate steps should be taken TO rect
If existing fire hazards in state
owned buildings. j. w. DeWeese.
sat e fire marshal said in a report
or his inspection Of eight institu-
tlcns with the board OF control.
The eight buildings inspected
we're: State Orphans home, Corsl-
Gala: Rusk State hospital; North
Texas state hospital. Terrell: Tex
As training school for boys. Gates
vile; Abilene State hospital: WI
Ch.ta Falls State hospital: Girls
rrsining school Gainesville; State
hone for dependent and neglected
children. Waco.
Badly o~vercrowded conditions
were reported al the North Texas
state hospital. the institution de-
Sigred for a capacity Of 1900 and
now having I.948 inmates. The re-
nort also stated there were in
sufficient fire escapes and that
several OF the buildings we're badly
in need Of rehabilitation and re-
mir. The report also showed that
X--ay films were inadequately pro-
tected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Military Transfers
In Texas

End 1t. Oscar S. Black. Infan-
try, 140l Bremond st. Houston,
Texas, to 9th Infantry, Fort Sam
Houston, Texas, September IL.
1880.
Colonel Byron L. Barger, ms
pector General Cavalry. Houston.
Texas, to Headquarters, Eighth
Corps Area, Fort Sam Houston,
Texas. July 6, 1880.
list 1t. Van F. Houston. Infantry,
TIC w. Temple Ave. Houston, Tex,
to 9th Infantry, Fort Sam Houston,
Texas. July 20. 1890.
1st 1t. Arthur 3. PeaSe, Infantry
Glib Sherman St. Houston. Texas,
to End Division. Fort Sam Houston,
Texas. July 8. 1880.
2nd. 1t. Sanford M. Pool, Infan-
try. 1902 McDuffie ST., Houston,
Texas. to 2nd Division, Fort Sam
Houston. Texas. July 6, 1880.
Lubbock
2nd 1t. Earl II. Cain. Infantry.
1912 Avenue N. Lubbock. Texas. to
9Th Infantry. Fort Sam Houston,
Texas, Aug. II, 1880.
Marshall
1st 1t. Hugh d. Hollis. Coast
Artillery. $40 N. Grove St. Marshall,
Texas. to Fort Barrancas, Florida,
July s, 1880.
Mercedes
Captain Floyd A. Taylor, Infan-
try, r. r. No. 2. Mercedes, Texas,
to 9th Infantry. Fort Sam Hous-
ton. Texas, Aug. 10. 1880.
PIainview
lst. 1t. James Garrett McKinnon,
Infantry. 300 Date St. Plainview,
Texas. to 9th Infantry. Fort Sam
Houston. Texas. July 6. 1880.
San Angelo
lst. 1t. Arthur ". HuddleSton
Infantry. Roberts Hotel, San An
gelo. Texas. to End Division, Fort
Sam Houston. Texas. July Is, 1880.
Stamford
lst. 1t. FLOYD c. Cooley, Infantry
Stamford. Texas. to 9th Infantry
Fort Sam Houston, Texas, August
3. 1880.
End 1t. Marvin j. Friedkin. In
fantrv. 2609 PARROT Ave. Waco
Texas. to 9Th Infantry. Fort Sam
Houston. Texas. July 6, 1880.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
STOCKS SNAP UP

NEW YORK. June l9-P-The
stock market snapped back with a
bang today. a familiar phenomenon
at the end OF a phase of liquida-
ton. The lifting Of selling pressure
late yesterday and a firmer tone in
the London markets before this
market opened. prompted a furry
Of short covering al the opening,
when prices leapt forward as buy
ing orders Of 1000 to 10000 shares
were executed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
JUAREZ WAITER.
SHOT TO DEATH
Mistaken Identity Leads
To Killing for Bank
Guardians Murder

Ell PASO, June l9-tP-Antonio
Visconte. 40. a bar room waiter in
Juarez. was shot 70 death last night
when he was enormously identified
as Manuel Villareal, wanted in FL
Paso for the murder Of w. H. Mears.
federal reserve bank Waterman. jeff
Mears. %, Fl PaSo. is said by police
TO have confessed 10 shooting Vis-
conte. He is held in jail at JuareZ.
Il just wanted to kill him" Mears
Is reported TO have said.
William P. Blocker. American con-
sui was the only person permitted
10 communicate with Mears. Other
than 10 say Visconte was a member
OF a prominent JuareZ family,
BLOCKER declined to discuss the case.
gillian Mears. a special watch
nan at the federal reserve bank
here, was shot down by payroll ban
dts March Is. 1924. Anastacia Lo-
peg, a bystander. also was killed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
City Briefs

The Popular Store opens up with
big semi-annual sale Friday the
goth. Adv.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools and clears inflamed eyes.
Doesn't hurt. ADV. C5)
Semi-annual sale starts Friday
goth at the Popular Store. Adv.
ArnoId's Mineral Baths. Only
complete Chiropractic health SER
vice in Brownsville. Hundreds OF
satisfied patients. Doctors Ander-
son. 243 Elizabeth Adv. ~
Everything will be greatly re-
duced during the semi-annual sale
at The Popular Store. Adv.
Everything goes on big sale az
The Popular Store. Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
O MOTOR CLOSES

DETROIT, June l9-tP- The
Ford Motor company announced
today that its offices and plants in
The Detroit area Will be closed for
two weeks beginning July IL. The
announcement said the shutdown
was to enable employees TO take
vacations simultaneously and that
a complete plant equipment and
machinery inventory also would be
made.
Most OF the other automobile
plants in the Detroit district are
planning similar shutdowns during
July and early August.
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Stocks Stronger

The market was helped BY the
tlrmer tone Of both the security
and commodity markets in London
and Liverpool, which open several
hours earlier than the domestic
exchanges. Furthermore, the slack
az trading late yesterday to-
pether with the moderate rally IN
was regarded as a sign that
Inc climax Of selling had passed.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Y. O. COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. June 19-Gy-
Tic cotton market had rather a
trim opening owing to much better
Liverpool cables than expected.
Prices showed advances Of 81 10 "a
points at the opening and gained
a p0in, additional right after the
call July traded at 1871. October
az 1915. and December at 1925, or
- to Is points above yesterdays
close
IN addition 70 the improved
cables that market was Influenced
to higher levels by a reported good
der and from the domestic mills
for upward deliveries Of new crop
cotton.
The early bulge induced some
realizing and the market eased off
III "a IL points from the top but
at the end Of the first hour prices
were on the upgrade again.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
College Students
Hear Bascom Cox

The Diversion club Of Valley
Business college was addressed
Thursday morning BY Bascom Cox.
assistant county attorney.
Mr. Cox fully outlined the sys-
TEN of operation Of Texas courts
from a point Of view interesting
ana instructive TO the students. He
discussed phases of the law especial
ly relative TO them. illustrating
with anecdotes from his personal
experiences III the courtroom.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
VETS ACQUITTED

DURANT. Okla, June 19-(Pl-
Seven world war veterans and a
doctor, charged with making false
affidavits to obtain compensation
for vets. were acquitted by a federal
court jury here today. The men
had been tried on 10 counts before
the jury and the evidence was con-
sidered collectively.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June i9-P-Wheat
values here averaged higher early
today. helped b. upturns in Liver
pool whea quotations and by stock
market rallies. Reports Of crop
damage from soil drifting in Al
berta and Saskatchewan provinces.
Canada. together with less favorable
crop advices from France and Ger
many. were also q factor tending to
lift the wheat market.
Opening unchanged TO l-2c up.
Chicago wheat afterward showed
moderate gains al around. Corn.
oats and provisions were firmer.
with corn starting 3-3 : l I-8c high
er, but subsequently reacting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19

CHICAGO. June is-Pi-Rutter:
unsettled: creamery extras. 80. stan
dards. 80 IL. extra firsts. 30-3l:
firsts Is IL : 20 10; seconds 1921
l-2.
Eggs: steady: extra firsts % 10:
fresh graded firstS % 1928: storage
packed firsts % ga; storage packed
extras "a IA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
earn OF THANKS

We wish to thank u friends for
the kindneses shown is and for
the floral offerings received dur
ing the sickness and death Of u
husband and father. Joe Perez Mrs.
j L. Perez, Eloise Perez, ]. L. Pc
IeZ, Jr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
n. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. June l9-P-The
stock market was highly irregular in
today's forenoon trading, although
the wholesale liquidation was check
ed. Active shares rallied 2 to 5
points at the opening, but the list
soon yielded under hangover SELL
ing and most Of the advance had
been cancelled by moor.
Initial gains ranged from 5 TO
8 points IN such volatile stocks as
WOrthington Pump, Case, Eastman
Kodak and Allied Chemical. but
these were materially cut after the
market began to yield.
U. S. Steel, after sinking a shade
lower to l58, rebounded 70 100 but
JAILED TO hold. American Telephone
Consolidated Gas, New York Cen
trial, Public Service OF New Jersey
the many issues to show early gains
OF a couple Of points, only TO sink
back to around the "Wednesday
close.
Cali money renewed at ? l-2 per
cent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Train Sche les
MISSOURI PACIFIC LrsEs

MISSOURI PACIFIC LryES
NO. l2-To Houston. San Antonio
$50 q. n.
No. i4-To Houston. TOO p. IA
No. 1910 Houston San Antonio
800 .. N.
No. iS-From st. Louis. San Antonio
7ouston. T:3u O. m
No. l3-From Houston. $40 a. q.
No. ii-From Ia Antonio and Hous
ton. e.5S q N
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. 3lSAFrom Houston. San Anto-
no. Sis q. N
No. SOTO Houston san Antonio
is .. q.
NATIONAL LINES or MEXICO
(Matamoros Stationl
No. 1870 Monterrey. Mexico City
sos q. N.
No. l3l-From Mexico city. Mcrser-
ey. $50 .. u.
RIO GRANDg RAILWAY
From Point Isabel. = .. q.
To Point Isabel $50 q N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Personals

Mrs. Holland Wood and her
daughter have returned from an
extended visit to Beaumont. Hous-
ton and st. Augustine. They have
been away several weeks.
Chester Noble. Is here from San
Antonio TO spend the remainder Of
the summer with his father.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19

NEW YORK. June 19-.Py-Cot-
to- opened steady at an advance
Of l3 to 80 points IN response TO
relatively firm cables, with trading
iairly active. The buying included
Sgnt demand from abroad and from
me trade as we'll as covering and
there was enough commission house
business to suggest some broaden
.ng OF interest, according to local
brokers.
The advance met considerable
selling which caused reactions OF
several points but the buying con-
t.nued and the market at the end
Of the first half hour was Is 70
y points net higher, with July
selling at 1877 and the new Octo-
Der at 1910.