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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-12-24
HOUSTON ROBIN HOOD

HOUSTON, Deco 2i.-Jack Car
rothers, Houston business man, said
he killed n 400 pound black bear
with a bow and a couple Of arrows
Thursday in east Texas. He had the
bear for evidence.
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NicdyagMaAhaiy;
Gr0,UimgSeyi0ms;
Marines Landed

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 24.-QP)-The revolutionary
situation in Nicaragua apparently is becoming increasingly
serious
Rear Admiral Julian L. Latimer in command of the AM
erican ship service squadron waters has
found 1T advisable to land blue jackets Rio Grande Bar
and to proceed HIMSELF aboard his flagship the Rochester
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COLD WEATHER
FOR CHRISTMAS
Lower Temperature
For Tonight; Crops
Not Endangered

The Lower Rio Grande Valley will
be practically the only part of the
state that will not experience freez-
ing temperature tonight, according
TO reports Of the Weather Bureau.
A white Christmas" is expected
throughout North Texas, with freez-
ing weather in the interior and
south portions, with the exception
of the Valley. The temperature here
will probably range between 40 and
46. with indications that the ther-
mometer will range normal By. Sun
day morning.
Weather Observer Schnurbusch
stated this morning there were no
indications Of temperature suf-
ficiently low to endanger the veg
etable and fruit crops of the Val
ley, and that the coming ''norther'
would not be so severe as the one
recently experienced. which, how
ever, did no damage to Valley crops
An extremely cold wave is sweep
ing the West and Northwest, accord
ing to the Weather Bureau reports
with indications of rising tempera-
lures Saturday.
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DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
Flood Present "a Hr. "a Hr.
stare Stage Ching. Rain

R1ver fOrec99t
There will be no material change
81 the river.
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DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 24.--tP}-Kris
kringle and his reindeer. probably
will feel at home here tonight and to-
morrow insofar as the weather is
concerned.
The weather man had it all doped
out for the jolly boy as follows:
probably snow flurries Friday, fol-
lowed by clearing tonight; colder to-
night, advise. protection of property
subject To damage by moderate to
hard freeze, minimum temperature
n To %; Saturday fair and continued
cold; warmer Sunday; moderate to
fresh northerly winds.
The prediction began to materialize
with rain and then fine sleet in Dali
las and Fort Worth about III a. m.
Childress reported snow and that
the Panhandlc had excellent pros
poets for a white Christmas. The
weather report said rain was falling
in East Texas and snow in North por-
tion of West Texas.
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AMARILLO. Tex. Dec. 24.-tP)-
white Christmas is in store for
Amarillo. following a clear, brisk
day yesterday, the day before
Christmas dawned upon snow-cov-
cred city. The flakes stopped fall
ing about IL n. m. The temperature
at daylight was % degrees. Early
reports indicate the snow lis general
over this section of the panhandle.
ABILENE. Tex. Dec. 24.-tPl--
Prospects for white Christmas for
this section of west Texas looked
this morning when snow commenced
falling ut seven o'clock, following a
sudden and hard fall of sleet and
hail. The temperature stood ut 81
degrees, with forecast for colder
and partly cloudy weather for
Christmas day.
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priests of the Punjab and citizens of
the French Sudan will be among the
pilgrims.
One session will be addressed by
the bishop of Algiers, another by the
abbot of Tongerloo. The archbishop
of Toledo in Spain, the Oldest see in
christendom, will worship with the
successor Of st. Patrick; and as the
Iice-gerent Rome greets the bishop
of Alaska, the bishop of kataWfce, in
Upper Silesia. viii salute the arch
bishop of Melbourpe.
Again, the bishop of ST Augustine,
in Florida, head of the oldest see on
the American Continent, will bow be-
fore the legate's throne with the
bishop of Raleigh, n. c., Episcopal
director of "the baby diocese of the
United States" which is less than
3 years old.
L. $. Justice to Speak.
A former chancellor of Austria will
speak from the same platform as a
Justice of the Supreme Court of the
rnited States. and the archbishop of
Paris will celebrate mass before Of
ticers of the Chamber of Commerce of
Shanghai.
The cathedral of the Holy Name has
been transformed for tomorrow S
ceremonies. Garlands of silver and
gold draped from the fluted gothic
columns symbolic. in grape leaves
and wheat sheaves, the glories of the
Eucharist.
High above the sanctuary an eX-
quisite representation of the Trans
figuration is visible to every wor-
shipper. Myriad lights and swaying
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P0PE'S ALLOCUTION
IS DUE TOMORROW
Expected to Contain Passage Con-
cerning Religious Situation
Existing in Mexico.
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press
ROME, June 19-Pope Plus will de-
liver an allocution on n secret con-
sistory on Monday, but it has not been
decided whether or not it will be made
public.
1t is believed that the allocution
will contain n passage concerning the
political and religious situation in
Mexico Reports that Mgr Mora Y
del Rio, Archbishop of Mexico, will be
created 4 cardinal are regarded az i'm
probable in Vatican circles.
The reports are believed to have
arisen through the churCh's tradition
20 honor prelates who have been the
object of persecution. The tradition
began by the elevation to the cardi-
nalature of Mgr. Ledochovsky. arch
bishop of Posen. who was imprisoned
by Bismarck during the "Kultur-
kampf"" Pope Leo XIII made the
archbishop a cardinal while he was in
prison.
(ArChbishop Mora Y del Rio recent
lv was acquitted of sedition charges
prompted by his attitude toward the
Mexican religious laws. He protested
to President Gales last month over
the expulsion of priests from Mexico.)
Evening star., 1926-06-20
"LOST" DELEGATES
KEEP PRIEST BUSY
Chairman of Housing Committee
Has Big Job Locating Co.'S
mopolitan Groups.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June 19.-At n bare
desk in a large and almost bare room
Rev. l.. p. Hurkman. n parish
priest. sat today literally telling
people of all the world how and
where to go home
He is the director of the housing
committee of the Eucharistic Congress
and to him come in steady stream
the pilgrims from all over the
world who have arrived in Chicago
without reservations for living
quarters. The world seemed today
to be gathered in Father Hurkman 8
quarters. White, yellow, brown,
black and red were there Eskimos
from Alaska, Sioux Indians from the
Eakotas, New Zealanders and Aus
tralians. Chinese from the Flowery
Empire, pilgrims from the heart of
India as we'll as travellers from all
the old countries of Europe and from
every nation in South America,
gathered there for advice and guild
ance.
Two scared Indian girls from a
South Dakota mission wandered in
and were put at ease. From some
where else came telephone call that
q party of Mexicans who spoke no
English were adrift in the city and
had lost member Ell route. A dele
gate from Poland and a communicate
from British Guiana came in fran
ticeGlly searching for their own dele
CATION and they conversed through
interpreters.
SO it went all day long and far
into the night with the committee
which has the task of finding food
and shelter for upward of 100000
persons who are here or are coming
for the events of the next five days
Evening star., 1926-06-20
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 19.-Patrick Cardi-
nal O'Donnell, -primate of Ireland. at
tended the New York Chicago base
ball game today and stopped the
contest
Wearing long black overcoat
turned up about his throat and with
soft black hat pulled low over his
eyes. he faced the cold Chicago wind
with fortitude and remained for the
entire game.
Cardinal O'Donnell, introduced to
the great American game in New
York seemed to enjoy his experience
today hugely. He came with party
of distinguished clergy and hundreds
of fans tried to reach his side to
greet him.
Babe Ruth Kisses Ring.
Babe Ruth was one Of the first to
salute the prelate and kneit and
kissed his ring. Doffing his hat,
Cardinal O'Donnell threw out the first
ball while the band struck up THE
Wearing of the Green" Then as an
afterthought the band decided to DO
honor to the king of swat and waded
into Yes Sir. She's My Baby"
Cardinal ODonnen smiled broadly
and nodded his head to the crowds
through both numbers.
Shortly after the game started I'm
pire Harry Geisel appeared to have
become aware for the first time of
the cardinals presence. He stopped
the contest, removed mask and pro
tector and made his way to the prel-
ate to pay his respects. This seemed
to please the cardinal.
Shortly thereafter base balls were
brought to the Irish primate for his
signature by the dozen. He produced
a fountain pen. put ON his spectacles
and was busy for some time placing
his name on them At the end Of
the seventh inning. he proved himself
Evening star., 1926-06-20

will take band to welcome Gov.
Alfred e. Smith of New York and a
party Of 200 from the Empire State
Monday morning The governor and
his personal party will attend Mon.
days services, returning to New York
Monday night.
Earlier in the day more than score
of the delegates will speak from the
pupils at church services.
\ The Philadelphia Club of Advertis
ing Women have. arranged a dinner
for overseas delegations in the eve.
ming.
Michael Cardinal Won Faulhaber,
Archbishop of Munich, kept up his
surprises with an unannounced visit
to the central shrine of the congress
al Mundelein. He came to Chicago
incognito. took up his residence un-
ostentatiously and today appeared at
the gates of Mundelein unheralded,
the first pilgrim to visit the church
city.
Pierce Butler, associate justice of
the United States Supreme Court, who
will be one Of the speakers, arrived
today.
The congress has it's own post Office,
with a corps of linguists 20 accom-
modate foreign visitors.
"a grave hour for France and
great hour for France" observed
Alexius Cardinal Charost of Rennes,
referring to the latest French cabinet
crisis. Grave because of the misery
resulting from it's economic dilemmas,
great because of the growing power
of the Roman Catholic Church
The crowded trains brought Bishop
A. r. Doubleday of Brentwood and
party of 80 Englishmen, Bishop
Sigismund Waltz of Fieldkirch,
Austria; Archbishop H. c. Van Der
WeterinS of Utrecht and % Holland
ers and Mgr. ID. Lansenbecker, -apos-
tolic prefeCt of Western Human,
China.
Sunshane and shadow. fair weather
and showers. the usual variety of
Chicago weather prevalent az this
season, was the outlook for next week
issued today. Sunday probably will
he fair: Monday and Tuesday partly
cloudy to cloudy. with probability of
showers. Mostly fair weather will
prevail during the closing days. No
really warm weather was predicted.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

banners above the arches of the nave
color and splendor.
Over the shining white marble Of
the altar is a resplendent golden sun
burst, the central figure of the sanctu-
airy. Unfolding the sunburst, o drap-
cry of regal white ermine and silken
velvet centers over the altar and falls
in rich folds of cardinal red to the
marble floor.
Twelve CanOpied Thrones.
Twelve canopied thrones in cardinal
red appliqued with golden insignia are
in the sanctuary before the altar, the
regal throne of the legate being set
higher and on the opposite side Of the
cathedral from the others.
The rush of visitors to the city
which set In early this week was at
high tide today. taxing railroad fa-
cilities as well as lake docks and auto
roads.
One railroad reported 10000 extra
passengers on it's regularly scheduled
trains today. Anticipating throngs of
motor cars tonight and tomorrow,
traffic mana gers estimated that the
arrivals of Saturday and Sunday
would total 100000. Special trains
were brought in by at least IL rail-
roads before o'clock tonight and
others are en- route from all direc-
tionS. Some Of the specials carried as
many as 500 pilgrims from one city Or
State.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
HERR|OT |SHUNT|NG
NEW FINANCE PLAY
Consultations With Experts
Precedes Formation of New
French Cabinet.
3, the Associated Press

b. the Associated Press.
PARIS. June 19.-Edouard Herriot.
leader OF the radical party, who is
undertaking, at the request Of Presi-
dent DoumerGue. the formation of a
cabinet. to replace the late cabinet
headed by NJ BRAND, was still busy
today. endeavoring to find out what
the next government must do to meet
the financial ard political situation,
and he viii choose men TO do it only
when he has gone to the bottom of the
complicated problems and discoyered
the needed remedies.
1t was a day of conferences with
men of finance both inside and outside
parliament. NJ. Herriot. who at
present is president of the Chamber,
consulted with NJ Robineau and NJ.
Anpetit. governor and secretary OF the
Bank of France. early in the morning.
and saw the head of the experts com
Iuittee and several of the members,
and talked with deputies and senators
who are credited with special compe-
tence in financial matters.
The governmental program will oc-
cupy NJ. Herriot until well into TO-
morrow, then re will begin to socl.
men to aid him in the task Of estab-
liShing the franc.
There was a good deal of pessimism
in the lObpies of the chamber this aft
efnoon. but persons Close 10 the presi-
dent of the chamber were confident he
would succeed in preparing an effec-
tive plan to solve the financial diff
cultieS and rally a safe majority in
parliament.
Has Busy Evening.
NJ. Herriot this evening had cOnver-
SationS with numerous statesmen, in
Guiding NJ. Dumesnil Boilanowski,
ftenault. ChautempS. De MonZie and
Sergent who is president of the COM
mittee of experts; NJ Romier of lie
Figaro and Louis Malvy. He then
called at Elysee Palace, where he was
closeted with Presidcnt Doumergue
for nearly an hour, and finally decided
TO retire for the night and resume his
cabinet construction Sunday.
NJ. Herriot again emphasized his
determination TO find and establish a
financial plan before constituting his
cabinet.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
EUCHARIsTIGG rl1 TIC ,INI{I NOTES

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June 19.--Cardinal
O'Donnell of Ireland fixed a glance
of mock austerity upon the gentlemen
OF the press who have been with him
from New York westward Com
menting upon the world as he saw it
ut that very moment. he said with
delightful whimsicalitY:
Il recommend n good nights sleep
for all newspaper men. and that--in
passing-may give me chance for
one
A party of approximately 1000 pill.
Grims arrived today from the Pacific
Northwest. Rev. J. G. Heesacker of
Portland and Rev. L. A. Sander of
McMinnville. Greg. headed the delega-
ton. Spokane. Seattle and Tacoma
were represented in the group.
Right Rev. Michael J. Keyes. Bishop
Of Georgia. headed delegation of 200
pilgrims from Georgia and Florida
among whom were the Right Rev. T.
j, Barry, Bishop of Florida, and Very
Rev. 7. A. Foley. vicar general of
Savannah.
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Evening star., 1926-06-20
Ga DELEGATES HELD
IN IMMIGRATION PROBE

NEW YORK, June 10 CP).-Sixty-
gates to the Eucharistic Congress in
Chicago who arrived yesterday on the
Berengaria were detained aboard ship
today by immigration officials Sand
were ordered taken to Ellis Island to-
morrow for further examination.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
Pope Plus Sends Message of Rejoicing
To Catholics Through Cardinal Hayes

spirits with ours and to bring the con
trihution of most fervent prayers for
that historic event SO TO succeed that
the fruits Of redemption and those
gifts OF unity and peace mystically
symbolized by the blessed sacrament.
for which we have already prayed,
may he conferred most abundantly
for the greatest happiness and pros
perity of all.
"In this hope and confidence, we i'm
part anew with our whole heart to
all of our children the apostolic bene-
diction.
(Signed) "P1US XII.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
INDIANS DISLIKE HOTELS.

Special Dispatch to The Star,
CHICAGO. June 19.-Catholic In
dians. Chippewas and Sioux. here for
the EuChdristic Congress, do notstake
kindly to hotels and rooms. Attired
in tribal costume, the Indians, whose
reservations are in the Northwest.
have found room and plenty of it in
the forest preserve
Tents have been pitched. cooking
utensils set up, and the Indian is
going about his usual business. except
hunting. He may fish in the Des
PLANES River.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
Cardina! O'Donnell Attends Base Ball
Game and Stretches i'm Seventh Inning

true fan by rising with the rest Of
the crowd to stretch.
A box also had been reserved fot
Cardinal Hayes of New York. but ne
did not attend the game Close a.
Cardinal O'Donnell was Mayor Dever
VINO had come to acclaim Manage
Eddie Collins the most valuable piayer
to his team in the American League
in 1914.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
Services Planned Here.

special holy hour in observance of
the opening of the Eucharistic Con
gress at Chicago will be conducted at
Holy Trinity Church, Thirty-fifth and
O streets. tonight at 7:30 o'clock by
Rev, E. J. Sweeney, s. j.. of the Jesuit
Missionary Band. special musical
program will be given.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO. June ia cablegram
from Pope Plus NJ at Rome to Cardi-
nal Hayes Of New York was received
today. 1t folloowos:
1--WE are thinking today of those
American Catholics who, like our
selves. are unable TO I've present in
Chicago to take part personally in
the great demonstration of alteration
and love in honor of our Sacramental
Lord and Redeemer. We invite them,
realizing with us the most intimate
spiritual union with our brethren as
sembled in Chicago, to unite their
Evening star., 1926-06-20
GREETINGS FROM VATICAN

ROME. June 10 CP).-The Eucharis
tic Congress in Chicago is splendid
milestone in the progress of the Catho
lie Church in America, Osservatore
Romano. official Vatican organ, say
today editorially.
The paper devotes "A three-columu
front-paee story to extending greet
ings to the delegates at the congress
President Martin Conboy and 20N
members Of the Catholic club Of New
York were passengers on special
train arriving today.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Specially invited by Cardinal Mum
delein is Joseph Lo Pa Hong. inter
nationally known Chinese Catholic
philanthropist of Shanghai.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-03-25
H. B. DRUM,
NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual municipal election of the City of
Red Lodge, Carbon County, Montana,
will be held Monday, April 5, 1926, in
the several wards of said city for the
purpose of electing the following Of
ficers to serve for terms of two years
each:
One Mayor,
One City Treasurer,
One Police Judge,
One Alderman from the First Ward,
One Alderman from the Second
Ward,
One Alderman from the Third
Ward.
The polling places for said election
in said city are as follows, to-wit:
First Commissioners Room,
Carbon County Court House.
Second Ward-Council Chamber
City Hall.
Third Ward-Basement, Carbon
County High School Building.
The polls for said election will be
open between the hours of 500 O'Clock
A. M. and 600 P. M.
Dated at Red Lodge, Montana, this
LIST day of March, 1926.
H. A. SIMMONS,
City Attorney and Clerk
First publication, March 4th, 1926
Second publication, March IL, 1926
Third publication, March IS, 1926
Fourth publication, March rs, 1926
Fifth publication, April 1, 1926.