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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
MacLean Comedy
Distinctly New

II there's one adjective in the die
ticnary that adequately describes
Douglas MacLean's latest comedy
soft Cushions" it IS the word
new"
There's a story from the pen OF
the late George Randolph Chester
that i refreshingly new" there's an
entirely different Characterization
by the star that is distinctly new"
there's Sue Carol in the leading
feminine role who is so new q t
she never faced a camera before ard
the entire comedy i oriental in set
ting and characters-soniething en-
.irely new" in motion picture max
ing.
That these innovations are well
coined by the public is proven by
the enthusiastic reception the pic
ture is receiving from audiences AZ
the Queen Theater. where "Soft
Cushions" is the feature attraction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
Valley Wet u.
Holding Meeting

SAN BENITO, Dec. 2.-Delegates
from all parts Of the Lower Rio
Rio Grande Valley were assembling
Friday morning in San Benito for
the annual meeting Of the Valley
district Of the Nomen's Christian
Temperance Union. The meeting
opened at 1880 a. m. at the First
Christian Church, with Mrs. ". p.
Stone Of San Benito. president Of the
district union, as chairman.
A program Of interest TO members
and others is being carried out, and a
general invitation was extended
visitors as well rs members. "a spe-
cial feature of the meeting was a
report Of the state convention held
recently in Austin, which was pre-
scented by Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Axtell
Of Harlingen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
Irvine Kin To
See Grid Game

The San Antonio delegation to the
Observation-Disclosures football game
was swelled by one 70 one Thursday
morning with the arrival OF Mrs. A.
P. George, mother Of Mrs. ]. w.
Red" Irvine, wife Of the local
coach.
Mr. and Mrs. G. ID. Irvine, parents
Of the coach. were expected 70 reach
the city late Thursday afternoon,
bringing with them several OF Reds
former associates during his football
playing days.
Mrs. George came down by train,
arriving at $3.50 o'clock Thursday
morning. She probably will remain
until Sunday 1t was said, visiting her
daughter in the Green Apartments,
while here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor

returned from an overland trip TO
Austin where they visited their
sons, Grover and Fred, who are in
school II the University. They also
attended the Thanksgiving football
game.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John II. Claybrook.
Jr.. have returned from Waco where
they spent the past week with Lieut..
C~laybrook's parents.
Mrs. Ralph Warden left for San
Antonio Thursday evening TO visit
her husband who is at that place.
She will be gone about two weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
Extend Point Isabel
Modern Water System

POINT ISABEL. Dec. 2.-The mod
ern water system which was placed
in operation for the first time
Thanksgiving Day Is being extended
through the business district.
Water is being distributed under
n normal pressure Of 30 pounds
with facilities for raising the pres
sure to 125 pounds for fire protec.
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
New Director
Is Experienced

COLLEGE STATION, Tex, Dec. g.
Oscar Baker Martin, who became d.
rector Of the Extension Service, A. a.
II. College Of Texas, Dec. !, succeed
ing Charles II. Alvord, resigned, di-
rector since September, 1925, to
his new post in Texas with a wealth
II experience in extension work be-
hind him. At the time OF his appoint
ment. he was regional director for the
Southern region, comprising the cot
ton growing states, Of the National
Extension office, u. S. Department of
Agriculture. Washington, ID. c., q post
he had held since 1921.
In addition. Mrs. Martin. in taking
over his work in Texas. enters a ter
ritorial field Of activit with which
he has kept in close contact. He is
BY no means a stranger IN Texas, hav-
ing visited this state annually,
times three times a year, since 1909
when he first went to the National
Extensio Office at Washington. He
is well acquainted with the orgaEiza-
tion and personnel OF the Extension
Service Of the A. & College Of Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
FINDS 12s PEARLS

MERIDEN, Conn. - Never did
Charles NJ. Allen. contractor, enjoy
oysters 50 much as those he opened
himself when dining with a friend.
He found 126 pearls in n Of them.
The size ranged from a pin head to a
pea.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02

in flying should not be lost, as would
probably be the case IN most instan-
ces under the present law. Flying
undoubtedly makes extreme physical
demands and induces physical strains
not inherent 10 other branches Of the
military service
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
Mission To Get
Mail Delivery

MISSION, Dec. 2.-The city delivery
OF mail, Mission has awaited 50 long,
will be put on February 8. 1925. ac-
cording to announcement made today
by Postmaster Paul Rosette.
The service will V practically
the entire city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
The barometric pressure was rath-

The barometrie pressure vas rath-
or high this morning over the north
central, central and western states,
and relatively low over western
oMntana and over the southeastern
states. Rains occurred within the
last % hours in southeastern Texas
and in the southeastern and far
eastern states, and snow In the far
Northwest. IL was colder this morn
ing in the north-central and Atlantic
coast states, and somewhat warmer
practically throughout the Rocky
Mountain region and the southern
Plains states. There was no unsea-
sonably cold weather within the
limits Of the morning observation,
however, except in the Canadian
Northwest, the Dakotas, Minnesota
and Iowa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
RIO GRANDE CITY
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS

BRIDGE CLUB MEElS
Captain and Mrs. Edward Pickett
entertained the Fort Ringgold Bridge
club Friday evening at the quarters
OF Major and Mrs. Murray r. Rush.
Mrs. Stubblebine won high score for
the women and Lieutenant Tropolino
among the men.
Those present were MAJ. and Mrs.
Murray Rush, Capt and Mrs. John
p. Scott, Mrs. Mott Ramsey, Mrs.
Walter Hamilton, Mrs. K. Owen
Scott. 1t. and Mrs. Richard Briggs
Evans. Capt. and Mrs. S. W. Robert
son, 1t. and Mrs. Stubblebine of
TT. Mcintosh, Ii. Tropolino and 1t.
Raymond Palmer.
PERSONALS
1t. and Mrs. Stubblebine and Mrs.
Stubblebine, ST., Of Fort Mcintosh,
who have spent the past ten days in
For. Ringgold, returned to their sta
tion Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Marsh and
little daughter, Mary Ann, were
holiday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Meyers in Harlingen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
PERSONALS

Miss Roberta Gore left Sunday for
San Antonio where she will spend a
few days with friends there before
returning TO her home in Laurence
burg. Ind. afetr a short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Gore of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Vandever Of this
city were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Horton Of Brownsville during the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lauck Of Mena.
Ark. are here visiting in the home
OF their son. Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Lauck.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Standifer
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fitzpatrick, and
Clifton Standifer formed a hunting
party x Hargill over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. @. Emery and
daughter. 10 Ann, were guests Of
Mrs. Emery's mother, Mrs. Pursley
Of San Benito last Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Kirkpatrick of Edin-
burg was visiting with friends in
Pharr on Monday of this week.
Emery Gum returned from Hous-
ton on Monday where he spent sew
eral days visiting with frineds.
a violin ensemble composed OF
Misses Ruby Motley. Frances Bene-
dict, and Thelma Slocum. accom-
panied by Miss Lenore MeCombs en-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
Receive Material
For New Yacht Club

POINT ISABEL. Dee. material
4 being delivered fer construction q
the $4,000 clubhouse of the Point
Isabel Yacht clah overlooking the
~ew varh. hgs'u. Siv met~r yachts
re nov bcrthci In TIE basin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02

Bridge party Country Ilup, MIS-
Lulu George, hostess for the after
oon
MRS. WAGNER, HOSTESS.
Several guests were present at the
meeting OF the Thursday Bridge
club which was held at the home Of
Mrs. Grover Wagner. Yellow ana
white chrisanthemums were used in
many places about the rooms where
the games were played.
Highest score winner among the
club members was Mrs o. X. Mason,
who was awarded a buffet set, kana
embroidered. The guest prize, a little
powder doll, was given Mrs. Edgar
dicks. Consolation went 10 Mrs.
James L. Rentfro-an ornate pepper
and salt set.
Chicken a Ia king, potato chips,
date tarts. and coffee were served
to the following: Mesdames o.. a.
Mason, p. K McNair, Louis Brulay,
r. D. Macintosh, j. J. Fox, o. V.
Lawrence. Randolph Wright and
Mss Florence Bell. club members;
the guests, Mrs. Ida Combe, her
guests Mesdames s. J. Schnorenberg
3f La Feria and John Conway q
Mission. Mrs. Edgar Hicks, Mrs. j.
Z. Bogus, and Mrs. Robert Sehwarz.
POST BRIDGE MEETS.
Those Of the Post Bridge club met
at the home OF Mrs. Wendell Blaneh-
ard Thursday afternoon in rooms
decorated with brilliant colored ros-
Is and corona vines. High score win
ners were Mesdames v. NJ. Shell and
c. I. Hum.
The Hostess served her guests
coffee and cake after the games.
GUESTS AT CLUB.
Christmas was heralded in the
decorations OF poinsettas at the
home Of Mrs. c. L. Hunter Thursday
afternoon and also in the refresh
ments when the FL Jardin Friendly
club met. The guests all come 10 the
meeting with a quilt block each and
helped TO put together the squares.
After that was finished Mesdames
II. Underwood and Ed Hockaday
were the winners in two lively con-
tests.
The red and white color scheme
was seen in the flower made OF red
and green stuffed dates on the
plates of refreshments. Also the
/ pressed chicken held touches Of the
colors, Clipped olives and pimento.
Guests at the club were Mesdames
w. M. Hunter, Keller, John Hunter.
J. II. Hunter, Sr., and n. Z. Porter.
Mrs. G. r. Stanner will be hostess
to the club at the meeting in two
weeks.
The members of the Tuesday Tour
/ lament Bridge club decided at their
last meeting to postpone any meet
ings Of the club until the beginning
az tie new year. Mrs. a. X. Black
was the last hostess at whose home
the club met. Mrs. b. NJ. Works
was the fortunate player of the AZ
~ternOon.
MRS. SHULER HOSTESS.
Mrs. r. W. Shuler entertained the
Loyal Twelve club Thursday after
noon with games Of bridge. Re
freshments Of chicken patties and
coffee were served. No guests Of
the club were present. The next
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
BULLETIN

First figures lowest temperature
last night. second, highest yester-
day; third, wind velocity at 8 n. m;
fourth, rainfall past "a hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
Norther Brings
Many Waterfowl

POINT ISABEL. Dec. 2.-The
norther which came down Wednes-
day night arrived on the Valleys
coast without rain and duck shoot
crs are driving out to the marshes
south and west.
Big flocks OF geese and ducks
came down ahead OF the norther and
shooting is expected TO be better
than earlier in the season.
CAMBRIDGE, Eng. - DR.. Rosa
Rossier. who committed forgery TO
get a drug, escaped prison by accept
ing exile TO Austria.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
PERSONALS
PEIARR
BRIDGE CLTR MEETS

Mr.. and Mrs. VI. B. Gore enter
tanned the Neighborhood Bridge
club at their home on Saffery avenue
on Tuesday evening. Mrs. H. L.
Gum won the high score for the
women mad high score for the men
was held by ID. U. Buckner. The fol-
lowing club members and guests
were presents: Messrs. and Mes
danes J. d. Lauck. Guy Johnson, p.
s. Devine. II. L. Gum, D. u. Buck
ner. and d. d. Lauek, Sr, Of Mena,
Ark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
MRS. sHULER

Mrs. X. W. Shuler entertained the
Loyal Twelve club Thursday after
noon with games Of bridge. Re-
freshments Of chicken patties and
coffee were served. No guests Of
the club were present. The next
hostess will be Mrs. c. d. Personette.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
INVOLVEMENT.

The Victoria Heights PIT. A. will
postpone its meeting until Friday.
Dec. 3, at the school house at ) .. IN.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Wagner have
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
sATrRnAY CALENDAR

Bridge party, Country Club, Mrs.
Lulu George, hostess for the after
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rOBapNBaTb He T0abRO C r. yreT0M "
nORpoBNTelbcTBYDmhMM envy qNHOB-
HNKaMN B BamNHrrOHe, Ho " aaCTa-
BhTb NIX CqNTaTbca C HapogHbIMN
XenaHnaMN.
A npN HameH o6weH 4e5opraHN-
3oBaHHocTh, npn HaANqhN KpOmeq-
HbIx, PeephqHbIx opraHN3auHH, HIM.
RTo nae Bcepbes 6paTb He cTaHe1. .
VI MhAAN0HaMN HawNx Hap0gHbIx
AeHer 0yIYT BCer4a pacnopa%aTbc8
pa3AhqHbIe C~aMO3BaHHble HpegCTaBN-
TeAN. MP.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-30
nPO3PEDWNE


kp0Me IHH, 0oamHIa QH3Hqec-
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3aM cyIb0H, d HoToMy uepexoIamHX
+ larepb 6oibmeBHEQB, ecTb II TaEHe
.1IoIH, EoropbIe H%p0IeIHBaIoT 9Ty
,,3B0IpuHD' B O6paTnoM HOpaIHe.
90 9THx IpIax o6HqHO HHqero He
r0Bopar, TAI RaR oHH B 6oABLuHHcT-
He cIyqaeB aBIaDTca IDJbMH OF
c1aHEa, lie HrpaDmHMH 0cO0Oa po-
III B H%oIHTHqecRHX c00HTHaX. HO
,IH,lH no1o6HOro xapaETepa ecTB, IA
Ike MH0T0 HX eCTB.
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cIpe 0~oIbIIeBH3Ma .IDIeIi HaXOIHTca
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0e. HMeHH eT0 ITO H3BeCTHHM HpHqH
nam NH He M0iReM Ha3BaTb. BOT VITO
on miner croeMy oInoceIbqaHnHy,
TiBylIeMy B qnEaFo: ,,3aexaB B Mo
cE9y, Nib yBH4aIH, gTo He TO npo-
HcNolHr IA 4eIe, o qeM HAM ToBopH-
iii b AAepHRe. II no9ToMy, uocMoT
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Il IclIIITaB Ha HpaHfHEe Bee npe,Iec
TIL RoMHccaptR0To paa, 81 penIILI qeM
cR0pee 0CTaBHTb IIpeIeIM 9TOro
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-30

'opaa''. Nine 3To yIaaocB II a cqH-
TaW ce0a cqacT1HBBeM".
ABT0p BHlue HpHBeIeHHHX cT0B
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lllTaTax. HMea Roe-RaEyp pa0oTy =,
IeHbT1I B HapMaHe n qHcTHll ROC =
TDM, OH r0poH cToa.I ga 6oIBmeBH-
hob. Ha Bcex npOTHBHHEoB RoMHcca
poIepdiaBHa OH Neral Tp0M H MOI =
hHII. Oc00eHHo MH0TO OH cu0pHI C
~aHapXHcTaMH, c %RoTopHMH eMy IlpH-
Xo1HI0eb B HOBce1HeBHol EH3Hu
BcTpeqaTbGa, o qeN Teuepb OH can
C%o3HaeTCa.
IoRa3aTb eMy TOTIa eT0 3a0.1yat-
IeHHe He OHIO HHEaROi Bo3Mo%HOc
TIL. CaMHe HeOTpa3HMHe IoBoIH he
NORTH cIeIaTb TOTO, ITO cIe,iaIO 9
NecaqHoe Hpe0BBaHHe B CCCP. ElIe
Ha TpaHlHe CCCP, IorIa eoBeTcEIIe
qHlI0BHHEH HaqalH HpOBepaTb Zap
MaHB eXaBmHx B ,,pad" HAM apBIii
ooIbIIIeBHE y6eIHIca b cBoeM 3a6-
1yRIeHHH. HOT8a iEe Oh 3aexaI B Mo
cEBy, a oTTy8a Ha BoIry, OF ero
HpeIHHX y0e&IeHHf OCTaIIICb .lHIIb
QIHH p0KRH Ia HOKEH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-30

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co MHOrHMH 6oIbmeBnTaNH, egylII-
NIL H3 AMepHEu B Poccmo. POaoBaa
HeleHa cIlaJaeT c nX r.la3 KaI T0Ib
no OH HepecTyual0T n0p0r c0BeT-
cE0H TaM0HHH, H0 ne BceM I'm wa
eTca O0paTHo BH6paTbca H8 ,,paa".
boIbmHHcTBy B eHIy Heo0xoIHMoc-
I'll llpHX0InTca 0cTaBaTbca B CCCP.
II TONY IKE e0BecTb MHorTiM He n03-
BOlaer Hy6IHqHo paeEaHBaTbca.
,,BH4eIH oqH, qTo HoRyHaDT'', Iy-
MaIOT 0HH Il TepHe,IHB0 HecyT BbIIlaB
myD ia HX Io1p ,IaAEy.
BbIBHleMy 6oIblueBHEy, OqyTIIB :
meMyca TeIIepb Ha 0cTpOBe ky0e,
EaE npaBOBepHOMy HapTlIiny, npHm
.I0Cb ycMHpATb RpecTbaHcROe BOccTa
ME B oIHOH HpHBoI&eEoH ry0epHHH,
llpaBIa, uIe.T Ha ycMnpeHHe ne 10
opoB01bH0, a 10 HpHHa3y cBHnIe.
B cBoeM HHcbMe OH Tenepb paccRa-
3HBaeT H3-3a zero BcHHXHyIO BOG
CTaHIIe. hpecTbaHe, BCIeJcTBHe cBo-
eli 0eJHoCTH He MoT1n BHecTH B OH
peIe,leHHBll cp0E Tpe0yeM0rO I0IH-
gecTDa nIHeHHlIH. IIpaBnTeIBeTBo 10
c.1aIo b ,,0e3llneHHqnHe" IepeBHH
RapaTeIBHbIh OTpaI H TEN caMBIM
n0IHa,I0 np0THB coca Bee Hace,Ie-
HE.
b 09HIIlaIbHBX 0T4eTaX HCTHH =
Haa npHqHHa BOcCTaHHa 6MIa pa
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qTo E%pecTbaHe H%0IIaIncb aTHTaUHH
H0HTp-peB0IDuHH, H0 HIqeF0 he Obi
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mTe.lbcTBa oH0HqaTe.IbHo y0eIHIa
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qecTHocH M~QcEoBcRHx, 3anpaBH.I, II
OH EaE .ToibEol Io&IaIca cBoero
y%BoIbHeHIa n3 EapaTelbHOTo oTpa-
ia, HeMeIleHHo IKE I~BHHy,1ca Il ga
Ila4Hoit TpaHuIe, oTpacaat OF dBioax,
HOT npax c%oBeTcEoro Tocy4apcrBeH-
IBoro ycFpolicTBa.