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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
COUGHS AND COLDS IN w1NTEr:

OOUUES AND OOHD5 IN VI!xI
Indoor sedentary life in Winter
las a direct bearing on the prevail
ence of coughs and colds. Keep the
bowels active and overcome consti-
patton with Foley Cathartic Tab
i, is. Colds, coughs, Group, throat.
chest and bronchial trouble quickly
relieved with Foley's Honey and
Tar. Contains no opiates-ingredi-
ents printed on the wrapper.
Largest selling cough medicine in
tie world. "Foley's Honey and Tar
is wonderful for attacks of coughs
and colds" writes w. II. Gray. Ven
ice, California. Sold everywhere
Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21

The best Christmas gift is the gift
of knowing what others want.
Frank Chance will manage the
Boston Red Sox next year. giving
this team at least one chance.
Reader asks if a couple married
near Christmas are yuletied. Yes.
General Pershing is worried about
our army and it might be better &c
the generals views were general.
The hard thing about skating is
to keep doing it standing up.
When the modern girl has no
complexion she will make up for it.
If you are just looking out for
Number One this Christmas remem-
Der it Is the smallest number.
The only hunter who trails raj
tracks is a fortune hunter.
Boston's mayor wants coal goug-
ers Jailed. Locking them up in the
ice plant would be better.
1t is estimated that ten million
~barefooted men stumble over toys in
the dark every Christmas.
Mexican fans beat up a player for
hitting an umpire, showing Mexi-
cans know nothing about baseball.
The size Of the box of candy you
should give a girl depends upon how
many brothers she has.
They use glycerine for tears In
the movies because movie stars can
think Of nothing to cry about.
Oregon politicians were not sur
prtsed when K. K. kuppeli was
elected on a Ku Klux Khan ticket.
A Texas mar says he killed a deer
with his knife, and we say prohibit
ton isn't enforced in Texas.
Kansas girl of nineteen was elect
ed judge and says it is q joke. Elec-
tions often are. which Is no joke.
One effective form of autosugges-
ton is when your wife. suggests you
should buy an auto.
Advertisements speak we'll oc
many memory courses, but what we
need is a course in how to forget.
Every Christmas three-fourths OF
the fat people get fatter.
If you think soldiers on the
Rhine are enjoying life, a German
dentist takes care of their teeth.
A girl with a Christmas ring hates
to wear her Christmas gloves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
Bible Thought For Today

~ REAL PEACE:-Wisdoms ways are ways of pleasant
and all her paths are peace-Proverbs BIZ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21

General Pershing is worried about
our army and it might be better Il
the generals views were general.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21

The hard thing about skating is
to keep doing it standing up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21

Reader asks if a couple married
near Christmas are yuletied. Yes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21

When the modern girl has no
complexion she will make up for it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21

A girl with a Christmas ring hates
to wear her Christmas gloves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21

The best Christmas gift is the gift
of knowing what others want.
Frank Chance will manage the
Boston Red Sox next year. giving
this team at least one chance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21

II you are just looking out for
Number One this Christmas remem-
Der it Is the smallest number.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21

The only hunter who trails race
racks is a fortune hunter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21

If you think our soldiers on the
Rhine are enjoying life, a German
dentist takes are of their teeth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
EDUCATION WEEK
PROGRAM OUTLINED

commerce. labor orga 1izations. wo-
mems organizations. fraterral bod es.
luncheon clubs, etc. are asked TO urge
the mayor 70 issue a proclamation set
ting aside this week as American Edu-
cation Week, aad asking the people to
10 give an space possible to education.
al matters. articles. editorials. and
news material, and merchants are re-
queSted to use window displays appro
pirate for the occasion. ard to devote
as much space as possible TO matters
Of education in their newspaper adrrr-
tiSements. Citizens everywhere are re-
ques'ed TO ask the moving picture thea
tres 70 flash slides on the screen. urg
ing the people to visit the schools.
and study educational aaestions Al
all public meetings hell that week IL
is ho3ed space can be found for soro
one to talk few minutes ~ the r-.s-
si'y of edGcat' on. Coopei alton with tho
educational officials and other patrio,.
ic. civic. and fraternal organizations ~
local American Legion pos ls asked. nn
the ground that the ~9iniry looks -
the American Legion 70 pave the way
10 patriotism and -.dY.asIo -; .rr ice
10 Nation. State, and .ornaunity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
FORMER STUDENTS
INVITED TO GAME
THANKSGIVING DAY

AUSTIN Texas. Nov - Com
mitteeS of members representing the
faculty. and students of the University
extended cordial invitation 10 all
former students at the University 10
make the football game between the
Texas I.onghornS and the A X VI.
Farmers on Thanksgiving Day an oc-
oason nf home coming "a their Alma
Mater. II is stated hv the chairmen
of these committees that all trains viii
10 met 81 Thursday morning hy citiZensS
and students in automobiles and the
visitors viii b. privileged 10 use these
ears for free rides for themselves and
luggage 10 anv noint within the citv.
The a. 4 NJ. students and other visitors
from the institution will likewise be
accorded a royal welcome.
Provision has been made for A. 4
vi. Instructors Ia meet these visitors
~ the University Cfb until I y. m. on
Thursday Members of the faculty &c
the University will be in open house
formation on the camnuS in the We
mans GYM from ten until eleven Thurs
day morning. Following the football
game Thanksgiving reception viii he
held in the Mems Gymnasium in the
evening and dance will he given in
honor of the visitors M the Woman'S
GYM. Dr Carl Hartman nf thc faculty
committee: Max Ricklcr il chairman of
he Austin citizens committee: AMI
Perry Mcclure i chairman of the
rudcnts' committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
COAST SHIPPING LINE
MAY DOUBLE SERVICE

BEAUMONT. Texas. Nov. 22.-The
Beaumont Forwarding Compa1 m will
soon double its service to Mexico. ac-
cording to the announcemelt yesterday
Of II. $. L'Hommedicu. it, president.
Mr.. LHommedieu. whose firm il a.
gent here for the Mexican Navigation
company. announced that il would
place the Lake Fisher, OF 400 tens,
and the steamer Mexico. OF approxi-
matelv the same tonnage. in scheduled
sailing here within short time.
The company. owned by the Mexican
government. is now operating the
steamers Jalisco and Tamaulipas from
the port of Beaumont With the add
tion Of the two freighters the service
will be doubled. The Lake Fisher was
recently purchased by the Mexican gov
ernmert and the Mexico il now - ser
vice on the Pacific coast.
Mr.. L'Hommcdeu found that the two
steamers did not supply sufficient ser
vice 20 cone with the business offered
shipping between Beaumont and other
gulf ports and principal ports Of Mex
leo has been unusually brisk for sew
eral months. and while preditc ors for
business during the period between
now and the first of the new year are
not as bright a they have been. IL IL
promised that business will resume
normalcy with the coming of 1928.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
Especial to The Herald)

WASHINGTON. Nov American
Education week, 20 be celebrated all
over the United States from December
5 to 9 inclusive is divided into six sep
arate sections. a day being devoted to
each department. Sunday December 5.
Is known aS FOR God and Country
Day." on which ministers of all de-
nominations are urged to preach ser
mon on education. either morning or
evening. All communities are urged to
hold mass meetings. Requests for
speakers may be made TO the American
Legion Posts throughout the country
for meetings during this week
Monday is american Citizenship
Day." Tuesday will be devoted to Pa
triotism." Wednesday j. "School and
Teacher Day" Thursday is TO be given
to the consideration of ''Illiteracy."
Friday 10 Equality OF Opportunity"
ard Saturday 20 Physical Education"
The American Legion, the National
Education Association and the United
States Bureau of Education. which are
all three cooperating in the celebra-
tion are asking aid and assistance
from the public. Churches, chambers of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
TIME INOPPORTUNE
FOR CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION, BELIEF

AUSTIN. Texas. Nov. % Belief that
the present Nv near future is an i'm
opportune time for holding a consti-
tHtional convention in Texas. as has
has been advocated ty number "
members Of the Forthcoming legisla-
ture was expressed today by Larry
Mills. secretary VI the State Fire Com
mission.
Mr.. Mills declared that the present
state of unrest of business and social
conditions makes inadvisable the hold
irg of convention 10 rewrite the
document ~ needed.
There IT, too much class and relig-
gious feeling among people AZ present
for y constitutions convention 70 ac-
complish what il should" Mills said.
Too much attention ~ given 10 legis-
lation Of the class rather than legisla-
tion for the citizens as a whole Ii
would be almost impossible for the
state TO elect members OF a consti-
tutional convention at the present
basic law ~ the best advantage NJ the
state as a whole without advantage TO
certain classes and factions /, would
he safer for the present. ~ amend the
present constitution than TO attempt a
complete revision cf i'll"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
CLAIM COMMUNISTS
PLOTTING AGAINST
ENGLISH GOVERNMENT
fBy The Associated Press J

LONDON. Nov. 22.-An alleged COM
munist plot 70 provoke revolutionary
trouble in London In connection with
the anticipated unemployment demon
stration II featured In the London pa
pers this morning.
Some papers predict serious rioting
during the demonstration. Organizers
Of the alleged plot are said BY several
newspapers to be dangerous commu-
nists working in cooperation with the
Moscow government.
The plan Of the communists. accor-
ding to the newspaper reports. IN said
20 be the exploitation OF the large ga
thcrings Of unemployed called for to-
day. The organizers will call their at
tention 10 their condition and ask the
premier 20 receive a deputation Of the
unemployed. Extensive precautions are
being taken by the police TO prevent
trouble.
The demonstration hy the unemployed
had failed to materializc late this after
noon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
UPKOLDS State
REGULATING
SEARCH RIGHTS
Court of Criminal Appeals
Hands Down Decision in
Regard to Searching Pri-
vate Premises
CBy The Associated Press,

AUSTIN. Texas. Nov 2.,-The con
Siiintinnality If the state law prohibit
ing th" search nf private premises with
"ui search warrant was upheld by the
-"urr of criminal appeals today in af
ming the nnP-year Senienc given
huGo.ph Welchek by the district court
oi Brazoria county for the tran>rorta-
ion ~ liquor. although the legality and
right Of an officer Ia exhibit liquor
"h'uincd without search warrant and
present II a. evidence.
The court declared there iS nothing
ia the nuininn iha; was intended as an
enlargement of any claim nf right tn
enter private premises for the purpose
~ making search.
The appeals court held that the lower
court did not err in denying the motion
bv defendant 70 deliver to him the III
quors seized and also to suppress the
evidence by officers obtained without
search warrant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
FEELING RUNS
HIGH in Waco
REPORTTODAY
Rangers and National Guards
Being Held in Readiness
for Eventualities, Follow
ing Murder

WACO. Texas. Nov. =. Ranger
Captain ilamer and two rangers. one
from breckenridge aud the other from
Dallas. were here today 10 assist the
local oificerS while the excitement over
the murder of GRADY Skipworih contin-
ue~. NJ other rangers are expected.
The local military COMPANY is kept
ready for action II needed and the entire
police force j. under orders "a respond
10 signal calls when needed in an emer-
grnry ii an arrest H. ~ M made.
The city IL pIicr. no arrests have been
made. Waco officers have informed
Fort Worth nffire~~ that the murderer
may be biding' there. A description
of The Negro suspect was telephoned
nv Forth Worth. one >l>rert who was
arrested there last night was released
this morning. the Officers stating that
nv hal proved MI ahbi
Grady SLipwnrih was killed by n
negro a>Sailant at Lovers Leap"
few miles from Fort Worth Monday
night and the young lady who was his
H. alleged NJ have been as
>aultcd by the negro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
CET-TOCETHER
CHURCH MEET
ISSUCCESSFUL

Almost two hundred persons attend
ed the Methodist Get-Together meet
ing last night in the Methodist church.
Talks were made by prominent mem
bers of the congregation and all those
present senioyed the program, which
lasted until ten o'clock.
The Rotary Club double quartet rem
dercd several selections. and other mu-
seal numbers were on the program
Presiding Elder Draper made a short
but forceful address on the erection OF
the new church. what il means and the
spirit il cxempli.ies. Del Perkins also
made n talk discussing the church
building. the plans as they originally
were. what the building is to cost, and
further plans now under consideration
giving detailed statements which prov.
"A Of much interest.
Miss Erma Walker gave a vocal se-
lection and the six piece orchestra OF
the Epworth League rendered several
selections. This was the first officia,
meeting held in the new Methodist
church building
Much interest in the future work Of
the Methodist congregation in Browns
vile was manifested by those attend
ing the meeting. Each Of the speakers
emphasized the fact that with the com
Dletion Of the new building the congre
cation would be in possession Of one
of the finest. most conveniently arran-
ged churches in the South. and that the
extent Of the benefits the community
would derive through the medium OF
TINS church would be limited only by
the activities and efforts of the work
ers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
u. S. OIL INDUSTRY
STARTED FROM Is
BARREL WELL In 1859

CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-The American
lil industry of today. including 275,0o0
wells producing l.500,000 barrels daily,
arrels daily. according 70 the Ameri-
started with one wen producing p bar
an Petroleum Institute.
Col Edwin l.. Drake, a pioneer in the
oil industry, brought in the first
producing well in 1859. near Titus
Vile Pa. At the time the well was put
20 the pump. the world was using fats
and greases for Illuminating and lu-
Dricating purposes and the automobile
vas unknown
Today upwards Of 100000 automo-
biles and thousands Of tractors, oil
burning ships. airplancs, submarines,
motor boats and portable engines. de-
pend on OIL and its prodgcts for powe.
and fabrication. the Institute estimates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
SAN BENITIAN
PLEASED With
HARBORPLANS
Mass Meeting Expresses Plea
sure Over News That Chan
mel Fund Has Been Com
pleted

The business men and farmers of
San Benito are greatly pleased over the
news that the channel fund has been
completed and assembled and is now
on its way to the district engineer at
Galveston. according TO reports re-
ceivcd from that city this morning
''San Benito has played an important
part and we are proud of the success of
the harbor project was the statement
made by one Of the prominent deep wa
ter boosters of that city. San Benito
Is for the harbor and the extension of
the Rio G-ande railway to connect the
entire Valley with the deep water port.
Under the leadership Of such men as
r. l.. Wilson, head of the s. o. s.
drive. and James Bowie, secretary OF
the channel fund committee, San Benz
TO people and the farmers in the sur
rounding territory. have responded
generously and we believe that San
Benito and every town in the Valley
will soon feel the beneficial effects OF
lower transportation rates"
The following letter received from
James Bowie, accompanying the San
Benito quota Of the channel fund, was
received at the office of the Rio
Grande railway yesterday:
1T gives me the greatest pleasure to
be able 10 send you San Benito's quo
Ia Of this fund. The meeting OF the
subscribers held last night was lightly
attended but those present were de
lighted with the prospect or work o.
the channel being started in the near
future. ard a committee was appointed
70 draft resolutions expressing the
gratitude OF the people here for tn,
great fight you have carried on for the
benefit cf the Rio Grande Valley and
its citizens.
You will please find enclosed Cash
ier's check No. 5O27 for Sa33T 40 issued
by the San Benito Bank and Trust Com
pany.
" hen the first ship comes into
Point Isabel old Christopher Columbus
will have nothing on uS Tor il will
mean the discovery Of new world for
Us. With kirdest personal regards"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
MANAGEMENT OF
Mine IS BLAMED
FOR EXPLOSION

BARNESRORO. Pa. Nov. 22.-The
management 81 the Reilly Collieries
Company, owners OF Mine No. /. Al
Spangler has been held responsible for
the gas explosion in the underground
workings of the mine on November 6
when II men met death The verdict
of the coroner's jury was returned
early today.
Th" explosion. fhr jury held. -nr-
CURED from The usr of open lights after
The mine management had knowledge of
The accumulation ~ explosive gas IN
the mime. aHd ~ not employing 4 Suf
ficicnt number of force bosses 10 make
the proper inspections ani hy failing
Z" provide the proper means for con
duciing sufficient ventilation 10 the
working forces in the ninr.~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
SCHOOL WILDE
BUILTONPLANS
OF JUNIOR HIGH
New School at Matamoros to
be Erected Soon Will Be
on Same Plan Of Browns
wlle's New Building

The new school building to be erec-
ted az Matamoros will be constructed
on the same general plan as the
Brownsville junior high. which was
completed last summer. Announcement
to this effect was made today in let
ter received by Mexican Consul Villal-
pando from Colonel Cesar Lopez de
Lara. governor of Tamaulipas.
Governor de Lara stated that Man
uei Fernandez, a prominent attorney OF
Ma;amoros, has been placed in charge
of the project plans by the federal gov
ernment. and requested all possible CO.
operation of the consular service il
supplying Mr.. Fernandez with neceSsa-
~ data and other information which
will assist him in carrying out the
project.
Governor de Lara recently visited
Brownsville and made thorough in
spection Of the Brownsville schools. lie
was especially impressed with the con
veniences and facilities Of the junior
high and stated that building Of sim
liar construction would be very de-
s'raLle for Matamoros. Upon his return
To Matamoros Governor de Lara an
nounced the federal government would
appropriate 100000. pesos. for the cree
ZION of school buildings in that city and
for other municipal improvements.
Two school buildings are 10 be ercc-
ted by the government, one for boys
and one for girls. In details the plans
of the junior high school building in
Brownsville will be carried out. with
the exception that the buildings will
not be quite 50 large.
IL is understood that the appropria-
tion for the buildings will be availa.
bic as soon as the project plans are
COMPLETED and filed with the federal
department of education. and Matamor-
oS citizens express the opinion that il
will be possible to have the building.
ready before the opening of school
next year.
New school buildings will be erected
IN many towns and cities OF Mexico
within the next year. according TO the
program anneanced by the federal de-
partment of education, and many OF
them are expected TO be constructed on
the same plans as the Brownsville and
Matamoros schools.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
WILL WAGE CAMPAIGN
AGAINST VIOLATORS OF
STA TIE BANKING LA WIS

AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. ga
campaign To eliminate the "reck-
less. incompetent and criminal ban
kers in Texas" and the violators of
the Texas banking laws was an
nounced by Attorney General
Keeling, who stated that he would
cooperate with the state banking
department in strict enforcement
of the state banking laws
Attorney General keeling said
numerous, and in some instances
fragrant violations and disregard
for the state banking laws prompt
ed the movement. He called at
tention of the district court attOr-
6eys to their responsibilities in
prosecuting Citations of the stats
banking laws.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
SHIPPING BILL
GIVEN RIGHT OF
WAY In CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. -. e.. Nov. 231-Thc
hon>e rules committee today brought
~ a resolution giving the administration
shipping bill the right of way in the
house with provisions for unlimited
ameniment. The final vote for passage
viii he taken on November - The
vote ~ the committees report was on
straight party lines
Chairman Campbell said that the
rules will give anvnnr the means N
wakc an honest effort 10 amend the
shipping hill. hW anv effort to fillihuster
~ prevented
Mrs. w. III. FELTON,. the first American
woman senator. ended her senatorial
career after answering one roll call and
making an address. Her successor.
Waiter Il. George. was then sworn ia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
Negro Given
Customs Job
in N. Orleans
fBy The Associated Press.)

bN I TIO foNUNIdNtU 7 IEHS.J
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Nov. 22.-
Walter L. Cohen. negro. was
nominated today by President Har-
ding. to be the compt roller Of Gus
toms at New Orleans. Cohen had
previously been appointed TO the
position during the congressional
recess.
President Harding Tuesday re-
ceived formal demand from Gov
ernor John vi. Parker and members
of the Louisiana delegation i'm con-
gress Ia remove from office Wal
ter l.. Cohen. a negro appointed as
surveyor of customs at New Or
leans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
SAYS BERMUDA ONION
AMT WHAT 1T WAS

HAMILTON. bermuda. Nov. - The
Bermuda onion is not what IL used rc l."
according Ia T.. 4. McCallan. bermuda
director of agriculture. lie says the
United States tariff competition 81
Texas growers and the pink root"
disease is largely responsible.
since The days in which Mark Twain
wrote thar in Bcrmulian metaphor the
orion stood for absolute perfection. that
Vegetable has fallen from its high estate
and j. becoming of decreasing import
anee.~ saws Mr.. M,Callan in the agri-
cultural bulletin of the Bermnda DE
partmeni of Agriculture. The new
United States tariff places an almos,
pr"hihiive duty on bermuda onions. and
il j. necessary 10 look elsewhere for
a market. Canada ~ that market
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-22
BUILDING FOR HUGE LIBRARY

TOXIC, Nov. 22.-Baron Iwasaki. a
graduate Of the University of PennSyl-
van;a and president of the Mitsubishi
firm. j. TO build building in Hongu,
to house the library which he pur-
chased from the late DR.. George +.
Morrison. Peking correspondents Of the
London Times and later adviser to the
Chinese government. The library con,
tains thousands of books and is one Of
the best collections of Chinese litera-
ture and English Books on Chira in
existence