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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-26
Chief Justice Hughes said:

Prof. Macintosh. when pressed by
the inquiries put to him, stated what Is
automatic in religious doctrine. And,
putting aside dogmas with their par
ticular conceptions of Deity, freedom of
conscience itself implies respect for an
innate conviction of paramount duty"
"There is abundant room for enforc-
ing the requisite authority OF the law
and for maintaining conception for
the supremacy of war as essential TO
orderly government. without demanding
that either citizens or applicants for
citizenship shall assume by oath an
obligation to regard allegiance to God
as subordinate to allegiance to civil
power
There are other and most important
methods of defense even in time OF
war, apart from the personal bearing
Of arms"
Among the specific requirements as
to beliefs we find none to the effect
that one shall not be naturalized II by
reason OF his religious convictions he
is opposed to war or is unwilling to
promise TO bear arms
Nor is there any ground, in my
opinion, for the exclusion of Prof. Mac
Intosh because his conscientious
scruples have particular reference to
wars believed to be unjust. There is
nothing new in such an attitude. Among
the most eminent statesmen here and
abroad have been those who condemned
theaction of their country in entering
into wars thought to be unjustif1ed"
The battle for religious liberty has
been fought and won with respect to
religious beliefs and practices which are
not in conflict with good order, upon
the very ground Of supremacy of con-
science VHthin its proper field"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-26
WAR MOTHERS PLANNING
MEMORIAL DAY RITES
Gold Star Parties Leave for Five
Cemeteries Where Sons
Lie
BY the Associated Press.

sy IIIt hsAOCIaIeu PreSSl
PARIS, May 26.-American Gold
Star Mothers will participate in Me-
mortal day ceremonies at 1--WE ceme-
teries in France. Sections of the
mothers parties left today for the
places where their sons are buried and
some will remain until after May 3d.
Mrs. Gertrude Olsen of Hayti, S. OAK.
Is still in the American Hospital con-
tinuing to improve, after second blood
TRANSMISSION. She Is. under treatment for
an intestinal ailm4nt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-26
FLIGHT TO GOTHAM TODAY.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. May 26 (P).--
The Arrny's ar bids weary after three
successive reviews presented under adj
verse weather conditions, were ready to-
day TO carry on in formal flight over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-26

Nearly 100000 bushels of wheat
have been shipped from Australia this
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-26
AIR ARMADA FLIES
OVER BUNKER HILL
IN MODERN BATTLE

Continued From First Page3
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where shall the line be drawn? Upon
what ground of distinction may we here
after reject another applicant who shall
express his willingness to reject any
particular principle of the Constitu-
tion?"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
COUNTY MEET
PLANS AFOOT
Tri-City Schools Active
Preparing For The
Many Events


PHARR. Feb 16-Work I'm the wa
rious divisions OF the Interschoias-
tic League OF Texas Is going on with
4 great deal or interest and enthus-
iasm. according to officials Of the
Pharr-San JuNn-Alamo high school
officials.
The county meet is scheduled 10 be-
held during the last of March ana
the teachers in charge OF the events
are putting their contestants
through practices in order that they
will be able to do their best In the
contests.
The largest number of contestants
ever to 20 out for the InterScholas-
tic League events from this school.
have entered this year and the hopes
are high to give the school III gen.
eral more training along the liter
airy lines.
Many are entering the various
contests from the junior high school.
The teachers IN charge or the va
rious divisions of the InterscholaSt-
ic League work are. Debate. r. F.
Sumcrall: extemporancous speech,
r. r. Sumerall: essay writing. Mar
garet Chapman. spelling. Martha
Griffith. art contest. Mrs. Tran
than: tennis. j. wv West: one-act
play. Mrs. Campbell: defamation
Mrs ~. Il. Gum and Frances Hoop
or. vollev ball. Retha Sanders.
track. "A. Syensen. All az the music
is under tine direction OF Mrs. Mot
ley and II. ID. Butler.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
Who Wants to GiUe HON.
To Vice Presidents Has Ruled Over
Society in Washington for Years

WASHINGTON Mrs. John D.
Henderson who offered the nation
a ss00,000 home for its yice-presl-
dents the other day and followed
this BY declaring that her supposed
granddaughter Is really no blood
relation at all. has been the ac-
knowledged leader OF Washington
society for a long time.
Now nearly 90. Mrs. Henderson
Is one OF the richest and most in
fluential women In Washington.
After she offered the home TO the
government, the granddaughter.
Mrs. Beatrice Van Rensselaer, Hen
derson Wholean. filed suit 70 have
Mrs. Henderson removed as trustee
of the Henderson estate .-on &C
count Of her incapacity." 1t was
then that Mrs. Henderson startled
Washington by charging that Mrs.
WhOlean instead Of being the child
Of Mrs. Henderson's son and his
wife. had in reality been taken BY
them from a foundling's home as
a baby. and would get no further
share In the huge Henderson estate
Lives In Boundary Castle
Mrs. Henderson lives in a large
mansion known as Boundary Cas-
tie 1t is an adage in the capitol
that no visitor, native or foreign.
has really been received" In Wash
ington until he has been a guest
at this hOme-not even II he has
been invited to the White House
The tennis courts. swimming pool
and gardens that lie on the estate
have been a rendezvous for foreign
diplomats and distinguished Ameri-
cans for years. and invitations 70
the Castle are eagerly accepted de-
spite the fact that Mrs. Henderson
never serves either meat or wine.
She has lived here for forty years
Her home-a brownstone affair OF
Norman types on 18TH street, and
Mrs. Henderson was the one who
turned 18th street from a down-at-
the heels byway into the most
fashionable boulevard In the city.
Many foreign embassies are on the
street; and some Of them she her
self built and owns. renting them
70 the governments that use them.
Every Monday afternoon there
Is a dance In the Castles ballroom.
usually attended chiefly BY diplo-
mats. Frequently there are con-
Gressmen there. too: congressman
from whom she seeks favors. For
every now and then someone tries
to put up a fire engine house. or
some similar plebian utility. on her
street-and Mrs. Henderson always
induced the congressman 70 kill the
project.
Poured Wine in the Street
No one IN society IS more out
spoken than she. No one could be.
once she hauled a debutante out
OF the swimming pool behind the
Castle and sent her home because
her bathing suit was too skimpy.
She has been known to criticize
her guests clothes. She never Of
fers anyone cigarets. and in the
old DAYS she used TO scold them IL
they lit their own In her home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

ate. market about steady. Carloads
and In mixed cars FOB usual terms
crates si.l5-I.2Ss cash track best
packs si.10-l-20.
Beets: Haulings moderate. Light
wire inquiry. demand slow. market
dull. Carloads and In mixed cars
FOB usual terms-crates slI5-120:
cash track packs s~i.l0-i.l5. few
lower.
Spinach: Haulines light. Light
wire inquiry. demand limited. mar
ket steady. I'm mixed cars FOB uSn-
al terms-bushel baskets Savoy tynr
40-45c. carloads few sales 35-4Oc.
Carlot shipments of entire United
States reported Saturday and sun
day. Feb. lf-i5:
Cabbage: Texas on. Florida aa
New York a.. Michigan i. total III
$. i68 cars.
Carrots: TEXAS "a. New York liz
California so. total u. s Of cars
Mixed vegetables. Texas f03
Louisiana IL. Florida Fl. total 4. ;
1888 cars.
Grapefruit Texas rs. Caiifornis
I. Florida 16l. total u. =. l7g cars
Oranges: Texas 3. California IT'S
Florida l72. total ". : 900 cars.
Beets: Texas II. total U. =. ~
cars.
Snap beans: Florida ~. total "
3. 21 cars.
Spinach: Texas 90. total ". :
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

presents a Vivid picture Of the
breaking and mending OF a youth
full conyict's soul. Love transforms
a desperate. nerve-Shattered bnv
who Stares in dumb misery az bis
surroundings with a mind that is
almost blank. He dares 70 hope
he see a glimmer OF possible happy
days 70 cOme-and from that mo-
ment he Is a changed man.
The Criminal Code" Is from the
play Of the same name which was
q famous Broadway hit and prize
winner r IS said 70 be an absorb
ing romance with a distinctly orig
inal slant. Walter Huston. who
plays the stellar role. Is 4 veteran
or many motion-picture successes.
He is supported by Phillips Holmes,
who plays the youthful convict.
and By Constance Cummings. who
Is the lovely daughter or the prison
warden. An imposing number OF
screen celebrities make up the res.
OF the cast. Howard Hawks. who
has directed many notable screen
hits. is the director Of The Grim
inal Code
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
SHOW DOWN ON
VET PAYMENTS
LOOMS MONDAY

WASHINGTON. Feb. Is. -
Deaf 70 the administration'a dissp-
pro-. Il. an apparently oyervhelm-
sng majority OF the house was de-
termined 70 pass today without
change the Bacharach veterans
loans bill.
Supporters o< the plan had an eye
10 the possibility OF a presidential
veto. and 50 sought 70 assure the
senate a chance 70 act in time 70
prevent Inc measures death on
President Hooier's desk after the
March 4 adjournment. The chief
executive has ten days In which 70
consider a bill before signing or re-
.lecting 1t.
-The Bacharacn Dill advocates had
with them Speaker Longworth. who
vas ready TO grant suspension Of
the rules 10 bar amendments, limit
debate % q few minutes and assure
the passing vote BY mid -afternoon.
The republican leader. TflsOn OF
Connecticut, was on The other side.
Two thirds w The house must APP
prove the stringent rules suspension
The same number Is sufficient 70
override a veto. Should the measure
BE- started on It's way 70 the senate
before nightfall. II will find there
4 substantial group determined to
enact ID In sufficient time 10 pre-
vent q pocket veto. Already one
member has served notice ne will
object 70 bringing UP any matters
rot on the calendar until the vet
Grams bill Is considered.
The measure provides for increas-
ing the loan value of the World war
veterans adjusted compensation
certificates to 50 per cent OF their
face value Estimates q its ost have
run from ss25 1000 or SO 70 as
much as 1000. Secretary
Mellon expressed the administration
disapproval based on a possibility he
saw that * would d~isarrange Sc
ricusly an already difficult treasury
situation ami also effect the bond
market unfavorably.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
Stomach Troubles
Headache and
Dizziness

II your stomach l. sick, you are
sick al over. II you can't digest
your food, you lose strength, get
nervous and feel as tired when you
get UP as when you went TO bed
For 10 years Tanlac has restored
10 health and activity many thou
sands who suffered Just as you do.
Mr. Daniel Vinciguerra, Of 500
Stiles St, Philadelphia, Pa, says:
II have not had a dizzy spell or A
headache since taking Tanlac. Ny
sppette has increased. my nerves
are Ia better =hape and / can enjoy
good nights sleep"
Let Tanlac do for vou what 1
did for this sufferer. II ~corrects the
most obstinate digestive troubles
relieves gas, pains in the stomach
and bowels. IL restores appetite,
vigor and sound sleep.
Tanlac Is made Of roots. banks
and herbs The cost is less than
2 cents a dose Get a bottle from
your druggist today. Your money
back If it doesn't help YOU
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
Truck
Markets

Lower Flo Grande Valley points:
Cool. cloudy.
Cabbage. Haulings moderate
Light wire inquiry. demand limited,
market about steady. Carloads and
IN mixed cars FOB usual terms
round type u. s. No. | medium Sizes
lettuce crates 65-75c. bulk per ton
S7-9. 50 ID. sacks Csc. Carloads ana
IN mixed cars FOB cash track few
sales-round type u. .. No. l medi-
UNI sizes lettuce crates 55-65c: bulk
per ton s6-S. TruckloadS cash to
growers bulk per ton s4-5. tOpening
Mondsy-to growers s4-5 per tom
Carrots. Haulings moderate. Mod
crate wire inquiry. demand moder-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
Day In Washington

Drought relief compromise APP
proved BY Congress and signed By
President Hoover.
John w. Davis considered by Sen
ate subcommittee 70 represent the
Senate tn suit 20 unSeat Chairman
Smith OF the power commission.
Senate confirmed DR.. Paul MI
Pearson Of SwarthmOrC. Pa. as
governor OF the Virgin Islands.
Speaker Longworth planned vote
On Veterans Loan Proposal In the
House Monday.
Senate Patent Committee favor
ably reported House bill for copy
righting designs applied 10 manu-
facture products.
Senate passed and sent to con-
ference SIT 600, 900 bill fo- legisla-
tive branch of government.
Birth Control opponents assailed
Gillett bill to legalize distribution
OF cOntraceptive information. in
hearing by Senate judiciary sub
committee.
Independent oil producers urged
House WAYS and means committee
approve restriction on oil imports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

Before prohibition she had a wine
cellar and served wines on her
table; but when the wine vas Of
fered she would give vent 70 such
spirited denunciations Of alcohol
that few guests dared 70 take any.
Mention OF this wine cellar re-
calls one CT the most exciting days
18th street ever had. II was some
time before prohibition. Agroup
Of members Or az anti-alcohol so
ciety met in her home. and she
announced that she was determined
10 get rid Of all the liquor IN her
cellar. Someone pointed to the gut
ter IN the street. and she nodded;
and forthwith the anti-alcoholites.
under her direction. descended TO
the wine cellar. brought all the
bottles 70 the sidewalk. and emp
tied them into the gutter. Thcus-
ands upon thousands or dollars
worth OF exquisite wines and liquors
slid down the gutter that day.
Against Modern styles
Across the street from the Castle
is a public park. No one thought
Of making IL a park until Mrs. Hen
derson suggested IL; and she. 1t Is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
A Quicker and
Safer Woy to
End Headaches

THOUSANDS F people have found
A quirk relief from headaches thar
formerly meant hours and hours of
misery Capudine. a safe and harm
less medicine soothes the nerves and
ends suffering from headaches, peri-
odic and neuralgia pains
Being liquid, Capudinc acts intncdi-
arely, often i'm cne-third the time re-
quired by other forms. Containing
NO narcotics. IN does not disturb che
digestion and is approved hy doctors
and druggists. Sold INC drug stores.
l0c- SOC, and 60c bottles and hy dosn
af soda fountains.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

said. was moved by the desire 10
make certain that no ugly apart
ment house or commercial building
would ever Be erected IN front ot
her home. SO she worked on con
gress. In her own inimitable style.
and congress bought the land for
a park.
Only one did she fill IN q major
ambition. She has always wanted
18th street named The Avenue OF
the Presidents and once she in
duced congress 10 pass an act so
designating u. But the move drew
a lot OF criticism, many people
pointing out that II was queer 70
have a 18th street and a nth
street but no 10th street. and add
ing that no presidents ever lived
on the street anyway. so congNss
finally repealed the act. restoring
the commoner name Of 10th street
But Mrs. Henderson has not vet
given I'D her notion.
Mrs. Henderson was Miss MARY
Foote of New York. In her youth
She became the bride OF Senator
John b. Henderson Of Missouri. one
OF the group ar seven republican
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
Hutchinson Co. Jail
Break Is Averted

sTINNETT. Feb. i6-F-Jailer
Jack Givens frustrated a possible
jail delivery Of 81 prisoners here
yesterday when two prisoners were
shot and wounded As they attempt
ed 20 overpower Givens when he
took them 10 breakfast.
Aubrey Hess. %. was shot through
The thigh and Euyere Ia Grange,
Is. was SLIGHTLY wounded In the
hand Both were Moore county
prisoners brought here because Of
inadequacy % the Moore county
tail. while thew were awaiting trial
on charges Of HIGHWAY robbery. De-
putty Sheriff Bert Ryan. who was
outside the building. heard the
shouts and shots and came 10
Owens assistance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
BILL TO PROTECT WIDOWS
IN WILL

OND N.-Eiean0r Rathbone,
member Of Parliament from Liver
pool. viii introduce into that Law
body on February 20. q bill which
wiz make II impossible for q man
70 disinherit his wife completely in
hts will.
All Latin countries. whose Judi
rial systems are founded on Roman
law, have provisions safeguarding
the rights 81 the wives" Miss Path-
bone saws. "At least cne-third OF
the estate must 60 70 the widow or
widower. II there are children. and
one-half II there are not
The bill I am introducing will
he much more far-rcachinr than
those operating IN Latin countries.
II will apply 20 both men and wo-
men. though 10 is more often women
who ere the victims OF the present
state OF the law
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

Astoria. Long Island. has become
the second Hollywood.
Few people r aware OF this
fact. yet 10 is true that nowhere
else outside OF the Pacific Coast
film capital can one find stars Or
such luminosity as Mary Brian
Fredric March. Nancy Carroll, Ina
Claire. Claudette Colbert. Maurice
ChevaAer, I'd Wynn. Frank Nor
gan, Charles Rogers and dozens Or
others working on productions Of
such importance as The Big Pond,
Heads Up. Laughter Follow
the Leader. The Royal Family OF
Broadway etc.
Paramount inaugurated a new
policy. beginning with the making
OF The Royal Family Of Broad
way" BY which this Eastern plant
VIII be brought into even greater
prominence. Because they believe
that Il Is good for stars and d.
rectorS to get away from Hollywood
for a while and TO absorb new
IDEAS in New York. Paramount ex-
ecutives plan 70 rotate production
activities SO as 10 give each star
and each director at least one pic
ture a year IN the Astoria studio.
Under that scheme Mary Brian
and Frcdric March are the first
Paramount Hoilywoodites to make
= talkie in the East. Miss Brian
plays an important supporting role
in The Royal Family OF Broad
way which Is al the Queen Thea
tire today 49, tomorrow. IN the
leading roles 81 this study OF the
private lives OF a reigning family
Of actors. are March and ina
Claire. Others in the cast are
Henrietta CroSman. Broadway legi-
innate veteran and tayorite: Frank
Conroy and Arnold Korff. stars or
the New York stage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

senators whose votes defeated the
move TO impeach President Andrew
johnson. The entire United States
senate went 10 the wedding IN a
hodv-the first time In history. It
is said. that the senate had ever
done such "a thing
One OF her pet antipathies has
been modern styles for women
especially short skirts.
II am afraid / have some Of the
blood of the ref0rmers In me- she
said once. But when ! 60 through
the streets and see girls with flesh
colored stockings which extend
yelled 10 the edge os their cloaks.
and see men watching them and
see the girls self-conSciouS and
with the air Of not being quite
first class. ! think Il Is time u
protest.
Mrs. Henderson recent proffer
Of a home for the vice president
Is her second offer. Several years
ago she offered the home. but the
gift was turned down by congress
on the ground that the house
would be too expensive TO maintain
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
GUERRA NAMED
SPAIN PREMIER
Republican Heads New
Cabinet-Expect
Convention

MADRID. FEB l6-P-King Al
fcnso. taking a bold step which may
cost him much Or his kingly power,
today designated jose Antonio San
chez Guerra. who has limited that
he wants q Spanish republic, 10
form a new government
Sanchez Guerra. leader OF a left
wing conservative group which
probably Is the strongest party IN
Spain. called AZ the Palace before
noon and after a two-hOur con-
ference with the king announced
re- would attempt 70 get together a
cabinet 70 replace that OF Premier
Eerenguer. which resigned Satur-
day.
He said he would begin confer
ences Immediately with other poll
ticians and return TO the palace AZ
s b. m. today 10 let the king know
what success he had mad IN was be-
icved he would be successful
While Sanchez Guerra. leaving
the palace. did not state upon what
grounds nc and the king had come
Ia terms. since BerenEuer's resigna-
ton Saturday he has declared that
the only solution for the present
crisis is immediate c~onvocation Of
n constitutional convention To write
a new Spanish constitution.
This convention would exercise
power above even that ~ the king
The king would have no power x
adjourn II once Il was convened
and In view Of growing left wing
and republican sentiment II Spain
a curtailment OF hts present broad
powers might Be expected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
CAPITOL

The many crime commissions at
tempting 10 curb the present cpl
cemic Of lawlesSnesS in the United
States are attacking the problem
from two distinct angles. They are
first attempting 10 do away with
vicious social conditions which es-
tablish breeding places for Grim
inaS. And they are trying 70 give
ccnvicts q motive FOR good behavior
while IN prison and the hope Of
some future happiness when they
are released.
Columbia Pictures The Criminal
Code" coming 70 the Capitol Thea
ire on Tuesday for three days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
Getting
Up Nights

II Getting To Nights. Backache. fire.
uuent day calls. Leg Pains. Nervousness.
or Burning. due 20 furcficnai Bladder
Irritation. IN acid conditions. makes
you feel tired. depressed and dtac0ur-
aged. try Cystex Test. Works fast. starts
circulating through the system IN IS
minutes. Praised by thousands for rapid
and positive action. Don't give I'D. Try
Cystex pronounced Siss-tex) today.
under the Ircn-Ciad Guarantee. Must
quickly allay these conditions. improve
restful sleep and energy. or money
neck. Only 60c ~ druggists. adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

e0 cars. ~
Lower Valley shipments forwarded
Sunday and Monday mornings. Feb.
l5-l6. A
Oranges Q, mixed fruit 2. grape
fruit 10. mixed vegetables Go, cab
baEe So. heets 3. carrots le. spinach
>. parsley 2, potatoes z. total 204
cars. Total movement 20 date this
season-Fruit 1857. vegetables $3.50,
total $3.50 cars: 10 same day last sea-
son-Fruit 1913. vegetables 1891, to-
tai 1854 cars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

Funds embezzled BY 4 wife with
out knowledge OF her husband can
not be clasSed as income for tax
ing purposes. the Wisconsin tax
commission ruied.