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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-15

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-15

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-15

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-15
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-15

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-15

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-15
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-11-07
THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Grande Valley: Partly cloudy TO
cloudy and colder tonight and Sunday.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy and
colder tonight; freezing in northwest
portion; Sunday partly cloudy; colder
in east and south portions. Light to
fresh southerly shifting to northwest
winds on the coast
Weather Conditions
disturbances, one central over the
Tower Rio Grande Valley and another
over Oklahoma, have caused continued
rains from Texas northeastward to the
1,reot Lakes. and scattered showers IN
North Carolina and Floridaf A large
hiob pressure area, attended by far
weather and unseasonably low temper
atures reached southwark into western
Kansas and southeastern New Mexico
This morning, and zero readings were
reported from North Dakota and por-
tions of the Canadian Northwest.
The lowest temperature last night
at Texas stations ranged from 80 at
Amarillo to rs at Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-11-07
MASONIC CARAVAN
TO LEAVE TONIGHT

One wing of the Masonic caravan from
the Valley to San Antonio will start
from Brownsville at 8 o'clock tonight.
joining the other wing, from Mission,
and McAllen, at Pharr-San Juan, and
proceeding to Edinburg, from which
city the entire delegation is scheduled
to leave at 10 o'clock for San Antonio.
The final check shows more than 200
persons signed up to take Scottish Rite
degrees in San Antonio, with an esti-
mated number of more than 400 persons
to make the trip. One hundred and
fifty automobiles will probably be in
the caravan leaving the Valley tonight
The Valley visitors will remain in
San Antonio for a week. according to
the schedule, although some members
of the party will probably leave before
the scheduled time.
The caravan is in charge of Homer l..
Fitch of Brownsville, caravan chair
man.
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LEDVINA
PLANSSERVICE
Will be at Sacred Heart
Church Here Sunday
Morning

The Right Reverend E. B. Ledvina
D. D., bishop of the Corpus Christi dio-
cese. will administer the sacrament of
confirmation in the Sacred jHeart
church tomorrow at IL o'clock. it was
announced today by Rev. Father ]. B.
Frigon pastor Of the church.
His lordship will solemnly proceed
from St. Josephs college to the church
at 10 o'clock, the knights Of Columbus
forming a guard of honor.
A solemn high mass v i'll be be sung.
with the Rt. Rev. bishop presiding at
the Episcopal throne.
Immediately after the high mass the
bishop will give the sacrament Of con
firmation to a class of about 20 can
didates. Mr. and Mrs. d. A. O'Brien
will act as sponsors.
According to the Catholic faith, con-
firmation is sacrament through which
the faithful receive the holy ghost to
make them stronger and better Chris
tians. This doctrine is based on the
Acts of the Apostles, Chap. 8, VS.. IT.:
"They laid their hands on them and
Iney received the noly ghoSt. The
comforting of the sacrament of confir-
nation therefore dates from the apos-
tolic days, from the very beginning Of
the church of Christ. 1t is a beautiful
and very impressive ceremony. The
divine service will close with benedic-
tion Of the blessed sacrament.
The Right Reverend Bishop Ledvina
will leave in the evening for San Be
nito and other Valley points.
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in NB0Y'SDEATH
Bradley's Relatives Dis
count Suicide Verdict
At Beaumont
(By The Associated Press)

BEAUMONT, Texas, Nov. While
relatives after identifying the body of
the youth found in a hotel room here
early Friday with a bullet hole through
his head as Clarence L. Bradley, %, of
Houston, student in the medical col
lege of Tulane university at New Or
leans, they discounted the coroner's ver-
dict of suicide and police have launched
an investigation in an effort to dis
cover whether or not the case is one
of murder.
Accompanied by three brothers from
Houston, the body of young Bradley was
sent to Houston Friday night for burial.
New phases in the case were brought out
by the nightwatchman at the hotel who
said he saw Bradley in the door Of his
room about 9:30 p. m. Thursday, half
an hour after he arrived, looking up and
down the hall as though expecting
someone. The guest occupying an ad-
joining room reported he heard a shot
shortly after 10 p. m. Thursday. but at
the time thought an automobile had
back fired.
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STATE NEWS IN BRIEF

ment providing for a return to the
aldermanic form of gdvernment.
Waco is now operating under the
commission-manager form.
VERNON-A total of one and six
tenths .inches of rain fell in Wilbar-
ger county Thursday night and Fri
day following a slight drop in tenn
perature. Cotton picking will be
again delayed and oil operations will
be held up by the muddy roads.
SHERMAN-The Sherman Bearcats
battled the Denison high school foot
ball team to 7S to victory on
slushy field here Friday afternoon.
BROWNWOOD-Five boys whose
ages are from Is to 20 years have
been arrested at Bangs, near here,
and lodged in the county Jail on a
charge of cotton theft.
GALVESTON-A plea for the ex-
tension of rural schools was made
before Galveston teachers by 8. Nj. N.
Marrs, state superintendent Of edu-
cation.
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CROWDS WATCH
LEGION AFFAIR
40 & 8 Stages Initia-
ton at San Benito
Friday Night
Especial to The Herald.)

SAN BENITO, Tex, Nov More
than three thousand San Benito people
stood by last night as the Forty &
Eight put six victims through the pro-
cess of initiation, the crowd cheering
as the procession came by, chained to-
gether, with Raymond Teller, sheriff
of Willacy county, in the lead, and Sam
Robertson, sheriff of Cameron county,
bringing up the rear.
The leading sheriff bore a sign. "Te-
qulla, $l.00 a BOTTLE and Sheriff Rob-
ertson went him 81 bottle better, by
his sign
The victims passed out at various
stages of the initiation, those who took
part in it said. One of the first parts
of the proceeding was to see that all
candidates were pure of body. This
was accomplished when the fire call
was turned in, and the candidates soak
ed with water
The other stages Of the. slaughter
lasted until a late hour, andS all of the
candidates. now members, are feeling
20 years younger" today according to
their own statement
Those initiated were Sheriff Robert
son, Sheriff Raymond Teller, Lamar
Gill and Major L, R. Decker of Ray
mondville; DR.. Ramming of Harlingen,
Clayton Gum Of San Benito.
Judge A. NJ. Kent of Brownsville
scheduled to go through the ropes,
could not be present for his share Of
the punishment due to a night session
of district civil court
Part of the initiation included run
ming over woman, which in the final
ANALYSIS proved to be a sack of sand,
near Olmito, where a crowd assembled
and caused rumors of real\ highway
accident to go out.
A couple Of gun battles were also
staged in San Benito, and when the
ceremony was over there was a small
pool Of blood" about u feet square, in
front of the scene Of the hall where the
men were initiated.
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ARABS UNITE IN
SYRIA HOLY WAR
AGAINST FRANCE
Rebellious Movement Is
Reported Growing and
Provisional Govern
ment is Set Up
(By The Associated Press.l

PARIS, Nov. IA holy war aga INST
the French in Syria threatens. The
Arabs are reported to have join "a the
Djebel Druse tribesmen and are pre-
pared to fight to the death in Il cru
sade against the mandatory power.
Unofficial advices relate that the re-
bellous government is increasing in
strength. and that provisional govern
ments are being established by the IN
surgents in various sections of the
country where they are in control.
At Damascus it is said a provisional
government has been set up with Ra-
MADAM Pasha Ibn ShellashN as military
governor and Messid Bey Bakry, civil
governor.
The French have evacuated the large
fortified camp Of Mousseifri in the
Djebel Druse territory south of Sue
ida. The Keifa Damascus railway has
been cut and the town of Derat, seven
miles south of Damascus, is in .the
hands of Druses.
To the north Of Damascus a large
part of the country is held under con-
troll of the rebels. The city of HONS
is besieged
The withdrawal of the French from
Mousseifri, according to French Off
cial advices, took place without incident
and was due to a re-grouping of the
French forces.
Meanwhile Damascus is sorely beset.
The Djebel Druses still surround the
already battered city, with which COM
munication is reported completely sew
cred by the cutting of the railway, tel
ephone and telegram lines. The Druses
at intervals continue to fire into the
city and those of the populace who are
able to do so are fleeing toward Je-
rusalem, Alexandretta Bay and Aleppo.
All street traffic has ceased and shops
are closed.
PARIS. Nov. 7.-Senator Henri de
Jouvaneti, chief editor of the Matin,
was officially named French high COM
missioner for Syria today to SUCCEED
General Sarrail, whose administration
Of the troubled region has been the
object of much criticism.
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(Rv The Associated Press.)

(Bv The Associated Press.)
DALLAS-Mrs. Ada Henry, q, was
instantly killed in an automobile
crash here last night; John r. Den
dinger, SO. real estate man, died
from injuries received Wednesday in
a motor vehicle accident, and Ber-
,nard Freed, z, is in a critical cOndi-
ton from a smashup of cars.
DALLAS Two business houses
were closed by federal prohibition
agents, large quantity Of liquor
seized, and five men arrested as a re-
suit of raids late yesterday. While
the raids were in progress agents
answered several telephone calls and
took orders for liquor.
GEORGETOWN-Fiv negroes. were
drowned in San Gabriel river near
here late yesterday when truck in
which they were returning home
from picking cotton was washed into
the stream.
WACO-PetitiOn was presented to
the city commission last night ask
ing for q vote ON q charter amend
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WOMAN WANTS
SLAYER CAUGHT
(By The Associated. Press.)

ELIZABETH, N. j., Nov. Mrs.
Priscilla Kent Clark. member Of the
Ku Klux Klan's auxiliary, the Kamelia.
hopes that the person who beat her
Klansman husband. William j. Clark. to-
death with five-pourd sledge hammer
will pay every penalty for his crime.
After her release on $4,000 bail from
night in, prison as a material wit
ness in the case, Mrs. Clark's attorney
read statement denying any miscon.'
duct in her relations with Joseph H.
Cowen, fellow Klansman and friend OF
her husband, who is in Jail charged
with his murder. Il have nothing to
conceal" said the statement. "Cowen
was friend of the family and spent
more time with my husbands mother
an with myself | considered him
friend and the only time ! was alone
with him was once or twice when he
drove me to Elizabeth to pay electric
light bills
"An elopement fund.- Cowen and
Mrs. Clark are alleged to have saved
together, has dwindled to $275 on in
quiry at the Newark Savings bank
where it is deposited.