‘KENTUCKY KERNELS’ SCHOOLMARM TEACHES COPS! A D FLASHES OF LIFE BRITAIN SEEKS RAYBURN The Associated FIRST THANKS (By Proas) CMn Per Thaahagfvftnf ANDERSON, 0. C—I* C. Clink- STRONG DEFENSE BYRNS LEAD scale* was relieved of any nec- OFFERED 313 eaalty to worry over his t hanas- rn—mmmmmmmmmm ftvtaf dinner. LONDON. Nor. 38. —(«— Con- WASHINGTON. Nov. 38. —C4V- CUnkecales reported that a fat * dashed Into the kitchen YEARSINPAST terra tivea prepared Wednesday As the race (or the speakership of possum of his Main street residence Tues- to Increase Great new house turned the back for a fight the day night and was captured. Britain’s national defense because rail Wednesday, mast observers be- PLYMOUTH, Mass.. Nov, 28—

— of Oennan “rearmament." lieved Representatives Byrns of la Self Defease? A vu three hundred and thirteen Winston Churchill, backed by Tennessee and of Texas PORT WILLIAM. OnL—Maybe that the of Rayburn yuan ago Pilgrim* Ply- other conservative leaders, plan- Nick Banan a bull knew Harry were In the lead, with Bankhead mouth gave thanks for their first to introduce an amendment Kowalski was a butcher when ha ned of Alabama far ahead of harvest la the new world and— of air defenses pulling chased him up a telegraph pole. asking improvement a field of dart horses. whether the history books ssy so especially. Anyway, Wick has one week to The terrific pace Indicates an or not—for the tint New England Supporters of the motion con- dispose of the animal. Also. It early decision, although the actual was the bull refused to Thanksgiving dinner. tend Germany Is violating treaty alleged, selection of the winner will not let Kowalski's three children go In memorials of bronze and mar- obligations by rearming rapidly take place until a democratic to school, standing in the road ble, far lesser deeds than the crea- and they claim to be able to pro- caucus 3. and frightening them. tion of America’s Thansglving din- duce evidence to support these January for Byrns, the nar have been preserved for posterity claims. Campaigning The democratic leader, and Rayburn, They'd Read rock upon which the Pilgrims The prospective debate In par- said aome to have support In — What first set foot as they stepped from liament overshadowed temporarily by PHILADELPHIA would the here on December administration circles, has become do if they had nothing Mayflower the tri-power naval nego- professors lagging Interne. to do? ti, 1620, rests beneath an Imposing tiations here. granite canopy upon the Plymuth Bankhead la to arrive Monday Temple University's faculty an- American quarters expressed Wither*, the old "desert Island* shore; mossy tables on Burial Hill Again Hildegarde played by Edna May Oliver, shows Inspector to get his campaign under way. swered confidence France and Italy would with ev- record the names of long-forgotten Piper, played by James Gleason, how to catch the culprit in a creepy His chances are generally believed question replies listing Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolaey goOfigander in their Inimitable way accede to Japan’s request that from a mall order figures of those early days. crime in "Murder on the Blackboard", RKO-Radio Picture. Bruce to lie in a deadlock between Ray- erything In the land of many songs and mint juleps In "Kentucky Kernels,” they Join her in denouncing the catalogue to "Anthony Adverse* a Forgotten though that artists may Cabot. Gertrude Michael and Regis Toomey are also featured. Show- bum and Byrns. their latest RKO-Radio laugh hit with Mary Carlisle, "Spany” Mc- Washington naval treaty. as time-passing equipment need- ba who first laid before the eyes of ing Wedensday only at "your" Capitol Theatre. Brownsville. The return to Washington on Farland and Noah on a Eve As Great Britain has again re- ed. n nation a roast Beery. Showing special Thanksgiving December 6 of Vic# President hungry turkey, demands A of the professors midnite preview Wednesday night 11 p. m. at “your" Capitol Theatre, fused to approve Japan’s majority oouchant upon a bed of flaming Oaraer may have aome bearing on the Bible and H. G Well’s Brownsville. for naval parity, the conversations picked cranberries, the product of his the race. Osmer la to confer with of seem on the verge of a breakup. Allred Makes His •Outline History* genius, the New England Thanks- President Roosevelt on democratic Delegates are now discussing the gilvng dinner will grace the tables of WEST SPEAKS First and legisla- technicalities of denunciation Appointment organisation policies Here Kitty the land Thursday from the farm- tive The vice president Not. 26—IA*>—Governor- program SUNBURY. Pa.— Councilman house In the hills of Vermont to the AUSTIN, of to » has been a lifelong friend Ray- Threatens Mar _ Armond Bruno of Kulpmont White House of the President of the Fog elect James V. Allred Wednesday was his man- bum. who campaign went a long way to get rid of his United States. ***** ***** AT MERCEDES announced the R. appointment at ager for the presidency in 1933. cat. Lost the name of its THE WEATHER along with 1 B. Anderson, adjunct professor of law A new dark horse has just ap- lie took It to a Wetkert lodge, creator, is the true story of the (Special to The Herald) In the University of Texas, aa tax peared In the field. Representative of which he Is a member, and origin of the traditional turkey-and- commissioner. South Carolina, la the caretaker. Britain’s Show East Texas (east of 100th meri- MERCEDES, Nov. 28—The first MeMilan of gave It to ormnberrles dinner of Thanksgiving Royal It was the first In a bloc of was Armistice Day. The dian); Partly cloudy, probably frost annual Mercedes Farm Products appointment reported to have sma.l That The wild turkey of colonial household had almost for- Day. ***** ***** In northeast, somewhat warmer In Festival, fostered by the chambei the forthcoming Allred administra- votes pledged Many c hera are in Bruno was the of the gob- It ever had a cat when In days progenitor west Wednesday night; of commerce, was held Tuesday and tion publicly announced. Previously the race. gotten bler of and presumably the portion walked having covered M today Thursday cloudy with occasional $300 in merchandise prizes was a- Allred bad said he consldred the Kitty, de resistance of the first miles In barely two weeks. piece Somewhat warmer In east warded for prize fruit, vegetables post of tax commissioner as extre- flew rains. Thanksgiving. He grew and But Plans Go canned goods and other material mely important because of the con- the forests from New Unchanged portion. San Benito Legion In England to be used in the Mercedei of the Light to moderate northeast to making dition state’s finances and to Mexico. booth at the Fair a prize the new tax south winds on the coast. Valley various legislation. To Hear The first Thanksgiving In Ameri- LONDON. Nov. 28. —(AV- Fog tails. The duke has decided against winner and possibly the best at- Reports Wednes- (Special to Tba Herald) ca was that of the Plymouth Pil- plunged festive London into near- a bachelor dinner party traction Mercedes ever has entered RIVER BULLETIN BENITO. Nov. 38.— Ex- grims after their first harvest in darkness Wednesday, but an offi- day night, but instead will dine at the annual Mid-Winter Fair SAN The river will change little or Must For aervtce men of the San Eenl ) 1821. Nine years later the Massa- cial announcement said there with Marina and his and her par- There were 133 entries entered. ‘Doug’ Pay continue to fall very slowly during community are being specially chusetts Bay Colony observed a would be no change in arrange- ents in a small family party. H. E. Hager, president, and L. F the next few' of the Meroeda Divorce In London urged to attend the next meeting similar day. Prom time to time ments for the wedding Thursday Thousands flocked Into London days. Boling, manager Flood PrcMXtt 24-Hr. 24-Hr. Chamber of Commerce, received LONDON NOT. 28—vP)—Lord Ash- of Sam Jackson Post of the Amer- there was similar observance in of Princes Marina and the Duke Wednesday, hopeful for a glimpse Rain Stage Stage Chang. the farm products at the chambei ican Legion, to be held at the Legion various during the years that Kent. of Princess Marina and the Duke ley was granted a divorce decree places of Laredo 27 -0.6 00 .00 offices where were Clubhouse on the Brownsville high- followed President Washington travel to they judged Both the princess and the Duke of Kent Thursday as they Rio Grande 21 1.8 04) .00 and later taken to Harlingen and nisi Wednesday from Lady Ashley way on the night of Monday. Dec. November 26, 1789, of a Westminster Abbey, fixed, Thursday. were up early to take care and from Hidalgo 21 13 -03 .00 arranged in the Mercedes booth and costs of the action were as- 3. as a day of Thanksgiving and named one last-minute de- will be married. of various committees hundred and where they Mercedes 21 4.0 -0.5 .00 Judges for the products were the sessed Reports In 1795. against Douglas Fairbanks. and business • similar day A reception at St. James’ Palace Brownsville 18 33 -03 .00 members of the fair booth com- will be made general the tur- Sr., named as corespondent. Somewhere along the way in honor of Marina topped pre- mittee and included Mrs. O. E transacted. The decree, which gives the in key and earn berries came together. social activities Wednes- Van Berg, Mrs. Morris Allen. 6 young An entertainment program nuptial TIDE TABLE nobelman a final divorce after six And with them came pumpkin pie has Dodson, A. F. Hendricks. charge of Dr. E. O. Seiaer has been School Heads day. The Greek princess—who and low tlae at Port Isabel George months If will tell High contrary cause la not announced for after the business Super —and the New Englander blood but Is of Danish meteor- Morrison, Fred Johnson. W. L no Greek Thursday, under normal shown, was handcil down you each had Its origin in the in- descent—met British Bradbury, L. M. McDonald. Mrs I shortly and Russian ological conditions: after the case session.___ of Colonial cooks. Be that Otsuki, Mrs. John Rouse. Mrs ; came before Sir Boyd genuity Dates and social leaders at a 10:50 m. Select diplomatic High . p. 'Merrlman. The was de- \MUSPAR aa it those artciles will Leroy Ziegler, Mrs. Roy Bowker njlt not may staple reception 3:39 m. W CUEAB m*COLOR9 Buckingham palace Low ... p. Mrs. A. J. Reisterer and Wallace fended and the services of a grace many tables when the people H. Jury Tuesday night- , were of America ait down Thursday to Following the picnic held in the not required. (/•/#/*//« For Marina will arise Wednesday at MISCELLANEOUS DATA Avmm) thanks for the blessings of the Meetings city park Representative Milton give and the ceremony at 7:30 a. m. Sunset Wednesday . 5:38 West addressed a large crowd, cen- year. will begin at EXCELLENT FISHING Westminster Abbey 8unrtse Thursday . 6:59 tering his talk about Washington is a and- l Special to rbe Herald > (Special to The Herald) 11 a. m. (6 a. m. Eastern St and the New Deal. Representative sea-goin’ DEL MAR, Not. 28.—Excellent Rented Land to Be SAN BENITO. Nov. 28.—Program art time). Then the couple will WEATHER SUMMARY W. R. Montgomery and formei fishing still prevails on Braaos Is- finish / of the year for the Valley Superin- return for the Greek orthodox Barometric pressure was rela- governor Ed Jackson of Indiana alsc land, according to reports registered Accepted In 1935 tendents' and Principals' Ass n, was ceremony at Buckingham palace. tively low over New Mexico and made talks. Montgomery spoke In the interest of the Texas Centen- here by various fishermen Tuesday. North—East—Sooth—West— (Special to rhe Herald) outlined at a recent committee meet- George gave Marina a necklace, moderately low over the upper nial. Governor Jackson the catches experienced Yachtsmen in every — for on Among SAN BENITO, Nov. 28 Land ing. according to Supt. O. L. Davis, earings, bracelet and tiara Great Lakes Wednesday morning, spoke reported the of Rio Grande were: C. C. Went* and Paul port keep their craft in •hip- acres In 1934 a member. are set possibilities the Usher, designated as rented wedding presents- They and relatively to moderately high — Valley. Brownsville. 45 reds and 103 golden shape condition with Super* will be accepted as such In 1935 Curricular revision will be theme with rubles, diamonds and pearls. over the balance of the country. croakers; C. W. Ward, Brownsville. Yalspar, dear and n colors. but the number of such rented of all meetings of the association and General rains and snows occurred In will be less than In 18 reds; Harry Nunn. Harlingen. 46 Clear for decks acrea 1935 various angles have been assigned overmuch of the country during of Fall Suprr-Valspar 1934. to a telegram re- Shipment reds and Drew Patteson, Browns- and cabins and for natural wood according to speakers during the year. the last 24 hours. Temperatures ceived by Prentess Edmiston. as- and ville. 3 reds. Comes in enamel colors The schedule of meeting topic fell considerably over Texas and Cabbage Begins topsides. sistant in cotton adjustment for Dec. too. so that can be right in assignments are as follows: 11, Louisiana and moderately thence The first carload of winter cab- you Cameron oounty. the with that newest wss> at Edinburg, “Curriculum Making, CONVENIENCE to leave the this sea- POLICE HUNT CAR running “The reduction in 1935 will be northward since Tuesday morning, bage Valley Past and Present.'* Supt. John (Continued From Page One) son was going custom which demands— announced not later than Dec. 1 by and rose somewhat over the Rocky shipped Tuesday night by HARLINGEN. Not. 28—When a and “Needs for McDavitt Bros, of Brownsville. COLOR. the secretary of agriculture but Gregory McAllen; mountain region and the eastern son of A. G. Kerley failed to ad- by J. the interesting citrus and sub- Fall is such reduction cannot exceed 25 Curriculum Revision.” by Supt. states. to frosts oc- cabbage reported bringing vise his father that he was taking Light heavy to Valspar Paints and Varnishes Lee Stambaugh, Parr-San Juan- fruit exhibits, commercial $10 per ton the grower. With the car for per cent. tropical curred In interior and northern family a spin It resulted COST NO MORE Alamo. the first shipment, outer shipments “Such percentage reduction will booths, club girls and boys exhibits, Texas last In a police search being made. The in night. are expected to move out soon, aa Than Any Reliable Brand to the base acreage and There will be no meeting women's home father the car stolen but be applied school exhibits, Brownsville 8 a. m. (1ST) sea- San Benito and reported In 1934 other points were not to acreage planted by January. demonstration exhibits, floral show, level 29.98 inches. later notified police that his son had Frontier Lumber Co. “Various pressure reported loading cabbage Wednes- contract signers.” Peb. 8 at San Benito, etc. Some of these exhibits former- had it acAl brought it back. 11 oui day. In a circular previously sent Philosophic^ of Education,” by Supt. ly were housed in the auditorium BULLETIN was stated that “Cul- by Edmiston it E. C. Deering, Harlingen; and and under the grandstand. (First figures lowest temperature test as “rented acres” land designated tural, Social and Psychological Just beyond the main exhibit night: second, highest yesterday; third Postoffice to Be In 1934 would not be accepted as Re- wind velocity at 8 a. m fourth, prec- Determinal)ce in Curriculum building is the bungalow reserved such in 1935 and that a different ipitation in last 24 hour*). CHARIIS RUOOIEI MARY 10lANO •AKY coon* vision,” by Supt James Scaief. High- for the fine arts department. Here Closed Thursday tract of land on the farm would i l land. found the best works of are to be — Thanksgiving day, Thursday No- have to be rented to the secretary. Abilene . 34 54 .00 March 8, at La Feria, "Problems artists. Three rooms in the vember 29, will be observed aa a Valley — The from C. A. Cobb, Amarillo . 30 40 .01 telegram the Curricular ex- sec- Confronting Texas bungalow are reserved for this holiday at the Brownsville post- chief of the cotton production Atlanta . 48 53 13 .02 Program. Mtre Especially in the hibit. office, Postmaster W. T. Burnett actual Edmis- — tion. fives the fact, Austin . 38 66 .02 Valley” by Supt. E. H. Poteet, Mer- announced Wednesday. ton said. — Boston . 44 50 00 cedes; and "Activity vs. Supject Automobiles Displayed The office will be closed all day, 83 — .00 Matter,** by Supt 8. D. Hendrix. BROWNSVILLE .. 52 and no city deliveries will be made. The office of administration build- 84 — .00 Good Show* at Rio Grande, "Ap- Bville Airpt . 50 However, all first class mall and Mid-Way April 11. auditorium also ing just beyond the . 48 56 18 .66 will be distributed to proach to Curriculum Construction,” j Chicago newspapers At Fair houses an exhibit, that of the home box holders, Burnett stated. Attraction H. A. Moore, La Feria; and Cleveland . 48 58 24 .00 by Supt j arts such as needlecraft, etc. Thla The Valley Mid Winter Pair this "Usea and Abuses of Textbooks.” Corpus Chrlstl,.... 52 80 12 .00 brick houses the office of .00 ^ year has contracted with the South- not decided, round building Dallas . 36 60 14 “Old Gold* May 7, place L. J. A. Los Fresnos Plans Shows, a Texas show A. Brooks, fair manager; 38 64 — .00 ern Exposition table discussion of the program and j Del Rio . “A» NIT oo the throat wroo|. .. aa Miy oa tha a* 'bitelest* a* a oewbora commissioner, and ” fair. Seagrove. park — to furnish the midway for the election of officers. Denver . 22 36 .00 aa a necklace! smooth a* annual administrative offices. Thursday Services at a velvet collar." throat paarl babe; hooey.” 12 de- other — fifteen shows and riding Dodge City . 26 36 50 (Special to Tbe Herald) A huge tent just beyond this vices will the midway. One El Paso . 36 54 14 .00 comprise CAMERON RECORDS automobile show LOS FRESNOS. Ncv. 28— A be three building houses the of the feature will Loop Fort Smith . 42 80 12 .00 183rd District Coart models are on Union Thanksgiving service will be the In which the latest the Loop rides in which pas- Houston . 46 72 18 1.02 held Los Fresnos Methodist Filed: South Texas Lumber Com- This is to draw in the This display. expected — sengers made complete loops. Jacksonville . 60 62 .14 Church from vs. Walter F. Chambers, et interested Thursday morning never shown be- pany many persons. is a new ride and Kansas . 42 48 12 .10 9 to 10, to announcement al, suit on bond. etc. Mrs. J. L. Between the administration build- City according The free act* — fore in South Texas. Los . 54 72 .00 of the various churches. Rev. Ken- Perkins vs. Frank Choun, suit for ing and the grandstand are to be Angeles on the midway are exceptionally .02 nard of the Baptist Church will foreclosure. V. P. Conner vs. Stella extensive ex- Louisville . 56 64 10 found implement the sermon. this year, featuring Willy 84 — 84 preach Thanksgiving good Conner, suit for divorce. Ramon D the farmer see Memphis . 48 who hibits where may Karbe. ‘#e human Paradox, — 02 Barron vs. Msrgarita C. de Barron, the latest mechanical aids to grow- Miami 74 78 numerous feats 70 feet in suit for divorce. .06 performs Minneapolis . 32 40 16 400 Join head. ing crops. Red Cross the air while standing on his — County Coart at Law have been Installed at New Orleans . 60 74 1.08 Mile Florence, Floodlights Another feature is — .00 Filed: The First National the where rodeos will North Platte . 20 32 In Drive on Bank grandstand Harlingen who feats of dexterity — performs of vs. Thos. S. S. White, afternoon and Oklahoma City .... 36 52 .00 (Special to The Herald) the air. Harlingen be presented night a 80 feet In — swaying pole 62 .06 — et al, suit on note. for the edification of fair visitors Palestine . 40 HARLINGEN. Nov. 28 Approxi- These acts will be given daily at 4 Probate Court Zmm afternoon will be Pensacola . 58 66 14 .00 400 In the and at 9:30 at programs mately memberships in the afternoon — CAR Oil LOMtARD horse races. . 32 62 .00 Piled: for adminis- augmented by Henry Phoenix American Red Cross were taken by night Application ClAUDITTI COUIRT Carlisle and Howard Craig are St. Louis . 46 58 10 -14 the recent WHO CROSBY tration of estate of C. P. Dunlap, i Harlingen people during — staging the rodeo. The race grounds Salt Lake .... 28 34 .40 roll call, to Rev. V. OF THANKS deceased. City according Flynn k CARD also scene a fire- Licenses will be of gigantic San Antonio ..... 44 70 12 .01 Long, local chairman. Th equota was We desire to thank our friends for Marriage works last — Manuel Alvarez and Manuela I display Monday night, Santa Fe . 20 28 .02 kindnesses shown us in the many — Gonzalez. night of the fair. . 24 36 .00 and death of Sheridan the recent illness Jesus Carrera and Back of the auditorium are the checks “Old Gold. 1 Tomaslta To- Shreveport . 42 56 10 1.24 Also for the many floral ; Margaret. rres. In are — v. ay throat buildings which housed the Tsmoa . 64 78 00 |i tributes. COLDS Miller Boyd Austin and Carl F dairy, livestock and swine exhibits. — Vickcburg . 50 74 1.10 a‘pick-me-up’ W W. Brown Plot is. The Valley's best also Is on — without • Mat* poultry Washington . 50 52 Mr .and Mrs. H E Brown and Gustavo Cantu and Paula Alaniz. 4)6; display. The dog show, a new de- — Willis ton . 8 38 .00 FEVER -l dowa’.*' family. Dr. E. O. Seiser and Mrs. Varna also Is located In this partment, 58 68 — .00 E. Shepherd. Wilmington . first day vicinity. — Winnemucca ...... 28 40 .28 Girla! Don’t Be Skinny! All these atractions are concen- Tablet# Headaches GERALI DEPARTS Uqmid Men Admire Curvea trated along the north part of Fair Salve-Nos* In M minute* '* HARLINGEN. Nov. 28— Drop* Caesar1 Park .leaving spacious. beautiful “I ean’t afford'throat ‘Register throat•titc' Oerali, manager of a Denver grow- grounds for picnicking and rest to Bsr-Mitzvah Event irritation.' I eao’t mmi ‘Light m Old Gold* I WAS FLAT CHESTED RUN DOWN ANO*! er sales organization, has returned the south. afford to ha without in my language." SNNNy UNTIL I TOOK VINOL IRON TONIC. to Colorado, It was learned here, j For Marcel Sommer He has the idea of Old Golds." given up selling Expect Big Thursday Rabbi Samuel Phillips of Harlin- THEN MV FIGURE BEGAN TO OIL OUT Valiev growers on his this plan gen will deliver a sermon at Temple season but Indicated that he would AND I GOT MORE CURVES TO MV BOO* The opening day crowd was ex- Bethel Friday night on the occasion next year. try again pected to be surpassed a wide of the Bar-Mitxvah. or confirma- I HAVE NO TROUBLE GETTING BOY by margin Thursday. The Thanks- tion service for Marcel Sommer, FRIENDS FOR DANCfS AND PARTIES NOW giving crowds are always among the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sommer &ETWNOL AT YOUR OPUQ6ISI record breakers and this year is of this city. not expected to be an exception. The subject of the sermon will IT TASTES 6000. Former Hoosiers expect to make it be “Israel's Love of Knowledge." Thanksgiving cicii » Df mint a memorable occasion. The services win begin at 8 o’clock. ___ They will Rabbi a start the day’s program with a Phillips, who is graduate of the Hebrew at w>A a j/ Get Your parade downtown and will follow it Unton College Cincinnati. Ohio, came to Texas r VINOL Today at up with a picnic and talk from Ed DINNER In 1925. after he completed his Cisneros Druf Jackson, former governor of In- with Store A PIT DINE contains several In* re- diana. school work. He has held pulpits Complete el tents which set together to give in Wichita C Scouts Falls and San Antonio. Appropriate Delicacies quicker relief. Also for peine Sue to Boy were expected to begin fresh colds, neuralgia, end for in-jocu- arriving Friday afternoon to pitch lar and Joint ache*. Ask for Capndine \ ** camp, spend the night and hold a BLACK-DRAUGHT Liquid or the modi Bed formula, Capa- dine Brand Tablets. “camporaP Saturday which also For will be school children's day. Fri- 60 CHRISTMAS day is Southern Pacific Day. Chil- CONSTIPATION dren are expected to be given spe- *1 am 71 yean old and have need ANTHONY’S cial privileges on that day and Thedfords Black-Draught about thousands probably will be on hand forty yean,” writes Mr. W. J. Van- together with thetr CARDS parents. over, of Rome, Ky. “We are never WAFFLE SHOP Sunday wiU be Mexico and Day without it. I take it aa a purga- I Spanish War Veterans Day while tive when I am bilious, dixxy and Brownsville Order No* Monday will be Misosun Pacific and Your C&rda bam in head. Black- Corpus Christ! Day. swimming my Line * Complete Draught relieves this, and helps me —Americe’a Premier Motion Pie- In many ways." ... Keep a tur* Director. Mr. de Mille ia now » There la a superstitious belief pack- of this that the amethyst wiH dispel age old, reliable, purely directing “The Crueedea,’* the sleep laxative in I sharpen the intellect, prevent in- vegetable your home, moat epectecular dreme over Buhop’a Print Shop and take It for rebef at the toxication, give victory to soldiers. prompt Aimed. Weaeh for it I first of 1 U -wJi ud protect one from sorcery. dm ootMttpattan.

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