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ToDAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

National Players" Clarence a COM
edy of youth, at s:2Q pm. Matinee at
2:20 pm.
Fox--"The Crimson City" continue
Gus, IL noon 10 IL pm,
PaIace-~"IIat News" at 100 am,
lao, $3.50. 5:25, 1888 and o;45 pm.
EarIe---"Home. James continuous,
IL 80 am. to II pm.
Columbia Detectives" ut 1915
am, 1925, $40, 4;l0. SIS, 755 and
9:55 pm.
Metr0poiltan--"The Foreign Legion, .
at li:45 am, las. 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and
9:45 pm.
Little Theater---"Quo Vadis." contin-
uous, to IL pm.
Tivoli--"Fools for Luck" at 2, 4:10,
6:i5, sos and $50 pm.
AmbassadOr--"Th Night Flyer" at
2:20, AIS. $50. 8:15 and 10 pm
CentraI--"The Little Shepherd of
Kingdom Come" at 1890, 2, $3.50, 5,
$3.50, and $40 pm.
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MOLINAn DIRECTS
CONCERT TONIGHT
italian Conductor to Lead
Orchestra Program Broad
cast by WRC.

Bernardino Molinari, noted italian
conductor. will again direct the Levi
solln Stadium concert tonight OF the
New York Phillarmonic-S Symphony
Orchestra, which WRC will broadcast in
conjunction with its associated stations,
The oT>aeStra'S program opens with
the overture to Bedrich Smetana'S
rugged and amusing opera of peasant
humor and romance in Bohemia. The
Battered Bride" The next number viii
be Strauss tone poem, Don Juan. A
brief intermiSSion will follow and then
the orchestra win play the final two
selections. Coreili'S Suite from Opus
No. S." and Beetlloven's symphony
No. 5. c Minor"
WRC's evening program will begin at
6 o'clock with a half an hour of dance
music by Ststler's PennsylvanianS. A
popular program will be the De Sofa
Orchestra, which will follow.
Paul in Pagan Country" will be
the subject of the weekly Bible talk to
be given by Luther II. Kinard of the
Christian Endeavor Union of the Dis
trict. Later DR.. Julius Klein of the De-
partment of Commerce viii give another
of his interesting series Of talks on the
worlds business.
Other musical features scheduled by
WRC ncluue the regular pSTlou OF
slunaber music, and a late dance pro-
gram by the Jardin Lido Orchestra.
Vocal recitais predominant on the
program tonight of wMAL4 The artists
who Will take part are Hattie EerfiTth
contralto; Lucy E, Hopkins. alto; Ruth
Ayier Morgan. soprano. and Frances
Won den Bogcrt. contralto.
The Colonial Club Orchestra will
broadcast as LeeSe's SATURDAY. Nigllters
from o,l5 to 1915 o'clock. There also
will be dance program by the Metro
Melody Orchestra
After its play-hy-play broadcast of
the Washington Cleveland base ball
game. WRHF win return to the air at
5:45 o'clock for the regular evening
program. which includes "a review of
the news events BIZ the Town Crier q
dinner concert and a request program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-04

Milwaukee, WCCO. Minneapolis;
KTET, Muscatine: WSM, Nashville;
WIZ, WEAF', wOR, New York, WSMB,
New Orleans: KGO, Oakland; WOW,
Omaha.
WIFI, WCAU. Philadelphia, WCAE,
WAS, KDKA, Pittsburgh, WCSH,
Portland, Me: KGW, Portland. Greg.
WEAN. WAR. Providence; WRVA,
Richmond: WHAfM, Rochester. WOAI,
San Antonio. KFSO, San Diego; KPO,
San Francisco; KSL, Salt Lake City;
WGY, Schenectady; KWKH. Shreve-
port: WGBI. Scranton; KOMO. Seattle;
KH2. Spokane: WBZ, Springfield.
KNOX, KSD. KWK. st. Louis; WFBL.
WSYR, Syracuse. WMAF, South Dart
mouth: WDAE, Tampa. WSBL Toledo:
KVOO, Tulsa; WRC. Washington:
WTAG. Worcester; WNAx. Yankton,
S. Oak.
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4oi.3--MEAF New York--6ia
2so0--ParnasSus Trio.
S;00--Musical varieties
--Marionettes
4sS0--Bill ana Jane.
5:o0-Dinner music.
6sDe-PennSySanianSs
700--KcyStone Duo.
IfSo-ConCerta
9;30-~Dance a hour 90 minutes.
tSL3--Wsz New Nork--60s
s:30--DemonStfation hour,
3:Su-Orchestra.
4;0O-Studio prorrams.
6:0o--OfcheStra.
6,a0-Organ recital.
1:tS-Tslk on business,
T:30--Iiolunian Band.
0:i5---MeditcrraneanS.
le'u0--Slumber music,
ssa.3--woR Newark--;I0
2:oo--Satarday afternoon of.
2:S0-Dance music,
a.00-Stuoy perlod.
S;l5--Dinner concert.
6;00-Carllon Trio.
6;30--Dance music
T:00--Barnhart Band,
S:00-MOR playhouse.
900-Organ recital.
$50 RomanceiS.
l005-~AStor Orchestra.
:::6--WrG Atlantic City--i.I00
54S--organ; dinner concert.
6:S0-CaSttlians concert.
0,Qe-~Dance, concert orchestra,
9;0o--Stuoio proEram,
9;30-Danee music tll2 hourSl.
eS5.o-MBAL Baitimore--i.e50
6;9o-Dinner music
1;lS--Talk on business.
7.lo-JubIlee Singers.
S;0e-WBAL ensemble.
9:00-~MarylanderS.
50s,:--WEEi Hsoston--5ao
S:0o--OrcheStra
S;4S-Bean knights; piano.
7o0.--Musical
I;30-Concert.
9;2S--Talk
48i.3--WNAC Boston--Gao
4;oo-,Ted and His Cans
5;o0-Dinner dance.
6:30-Talk; piano.
1s00--MinStrelS.
eo0-RhodeS on the Pawtuxet.
9:00--Dance music.
sos.s--wGR Buialo--oao
$50 Orchestra,
7:So-Concert.
5t5.I-WMAk BuffaIo---350
5:5o-Dinner music.
6:30-OrcheStra.
e:30-0rgan recital.
10 ,o0--Dance music.
535.l--wTiC Hartford---56o
7oe--Keystone Duo,
T,3o-Concert.
9.30--Dance music
309.I--wABC New York-af0
I,i5-Afternoon musical programs
4.S0-GypSics.
5;oe-MuSical programs.
6sS0-Music; dance.
T.S9-OrcheStraS,
9:eO--Dance music t2is hours.
s60.s--WCAu PhiladcIphia-f,lSe
4:ea-This ana That Revue.
5.0o-Concertiers.
5:39--OrchestraS
6.S0-DaiIy News Hour
7.S0--Jewish World program,
S.00-Light opera
s:3o-Dance music til2 hoursl.
3I5.6--kDk4 Pittshursh---95o
2.3o-Demonstraticn hour.
5.30--WestinRhouSe Band
6:30-R2dio Club; literature.
s.lS-Tslk on business
TsS0-Goioman Band.
iS3.6--WJak Prus idence---ti:O
i2:i1-Studlo program
7;i0-MuSlc. talk
7.3o-Lewisohn Stadium Concert.
eS0..--WHAM Rechestsr---i.as0
INSTRUMENTATION hour.
8 .30-Dinner music: talk.
7.3o-Theater program
s.45-Conccrt pianist.
9s00-Organ recital.
l0s0S-Dance music.
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GIRL, WED TO SOLDIER,
SEEKS ANNUL MENT
Ann n. Rosen Says Enlisted Man
Misrepresented His Status
Here.

Ann Miller Rosen. minor, by her
father Maurice Miller, zoos Fourteenth
street. flied suit yesterday for annui-
ment, Of her marriage 10 Sidney S.
Rogcfi. an enlisted man Of the Army
stationed In the Canal Zone. The gill
told the court that Rogcn had repre-
sented himself TO her as an inyestiga-
tor for the Department of Justice and
told her that he made frequent trips
out Of the city, but would make q home
for her al the end Of the next trip.
A. llis solicitation. she says. she went
With him 10 Alexandria April 2 last
where license vas frauduiently obtain
ed by a woman representing herself To
be the i'1otner Of the petitioner, she
Eistes. Later she learned that Rosef1 was
an enlisted man and had been ordered
~ the Canal Zone and when she asked
HIM about ii he told her that he mar
RED her because he did not want any
one else 10 have her He admitted he
had no intention Of setting up home
ard could not do SO under the terms OF
his enlistment. She returned 10 her
parents on the day Of the ceremony.
she informs the court, and asserts the
marriage has never been contaminated
she Ii represented by Attorney Mai
coin Hlfty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-04
88 STATIONS LINKED
FOR HOOVER TALK
Nominees Acceptance Pro-
gram to Start at 7 PM,
ELS. T., Next Saturday.

Eighty-faur regular broadcasting sta
tons and four or more slloIt-wave
trans1nitters will disseminate Secretary
Hoover's speech of acceptance of the
Republican presidential nomination
next Saturday at Palo Alto. Calf. The
ceremonies viii be held In the huge
stadium Of Leland Stanford University
The notification exercises will begin
at pm. Pacific Coast time, which
means pm. mountain time, pm.
central standard time. 7 pm Eastern
standard time and pm. Eastern day.
light saving time.
Governor to Open Meeting.
Gov. c. C. Young of California will
open the meeting, introducing Senator
Moses of New Hampshire, chairman of
the notification committee. Upon for
NAL notification of his nomination, Mr.
Hoover viii deliver his speech of ac-
ceptance which will lay down his views
on campaign issues. 1t win be his first
address Of the campaign and Is ex-
pected TO occupy about IS minutes.
The following stations viii broadcast
the ceremonies:
Wade, Akron: WPG. Atlantic City;
VIDAL, WCAO. Baltimore: WBRC,
Birmingham. wEEI. WNAC, wBZA,
Boston; WGR, WMAK. Buffalo; WSAI,
WKRC, Cincinnati: WBT, Charlotte,
WGN. KYW, WMAQ, Chicago: WAIU.
Columbus: KOHL. Council Bluffs;
WFAA, Dallas; VOC. Davenport, KOA,
Denver; WHO, Des Moines: WWJ,
WGHP, WJR. Detroit; WEBC, Duluth;
WEDH, Erie.
W0WO 10 Participate.
WOWO, Fort Wayne; vito. Hart
ford, WTHS, Hot Springs; KPRC, Hous-
ton: WSAZ, Huntington, w Va;
WFBM, indianapolis: WAX, Jackson
VILE; WOS, jefferson City WDAF,
KMBC, WREN. Kansas City: WNOX,
Knoxville; XII. Los Angeles; WHAS,
Louisville, VINO. Memphis; WTMJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-04
Small Fire at Howard U.

A fire alarm was turned In from How
ard University yesterday afternoon when
an experiment in the organic research
room OF Science Hall turned out badly.
A small quantity of benzine caught fire.
but the blaze was quickly extinguished
without injury to members of the Sum-
mer class or damage to the classroom
or apparatus. The experiment was be-
ing conducted by r.. W. Moss assistant
instructor.
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3;0.5--WGY Scheneetads--t0O
500 Dinner MUSIC.
$50 -PennSylpanians.
7.O0-kcystone Duo.
1900 Concert.
as20--Organ recital.
l0:00~-Dnnce music.
333.f--WBZ Sprinctirld---0aO
2:3o-~D Demonstration hour.
6'0S--OrcheStfas
T.00-~Cuartct
7aO-~Coldman Band.
9:2t--OrcheStra.
5i6.D---WTAG Worcester--5s0
5:4s Bean knights; studio.
6.S0--Oyefture.
7;00~-Studio program.
7.3o--Concert.
i3i.5--CFCA ToIonto--s9O
7.o0-~Misical program.
s00--Musical feature.
s56.a-CKCL Toronto--si0.
o0a--Orchcstra,
SOUTHERN.
:oe,o-wwNc Asheville--Loio
100 Orchestra.
i.c0-~OteheStra.
i:5.a--WsB Atianta--85s
:S0-DemonStration hour.
1.00~-Sunday school lesson.
G.S0--MuSic
a:20--Dance music.
li:45--Redheau Club.
3iO.s--WI.tN JacSsou.iilc---ss0
IL 15-, organ recital
7:00-Studio programs g hourSl.
tu.ud~-Danee musse,
3s:..t---WHsS louisville $50
go Demonstration hour,
S:00-Studio.
7:IS-Talk on business
5:eo-Army Engineers Band.
9.00-Greatef Louisville Entertainers.
336.9--WSM NashyiIlc--S00
830~-Dinncr. concert.
9;00-Barn dance
.06.9-wsMB New Orleans--Lei0
30-Concert
l0.30-~Thcater program.
CENTRAL.
5:6--kYw Chicaro--~5;0
7:30--Cioldman Band.
5-Mediterraneans.
id.uJ-SlunDcf MUSIC.
lsS.3--wLw Cinrinnati--s00
s;3o-Denonstration hour.
6i5--Moua Motor hour,
T,s0-DrcneStraS.
S.3o-Hawaiians In
9.00-~Andy and Virginia. =
9.30-Gondo.yrics
io;3e-Singers.
li:00--Dsnee music.
36i..--WSAI tiucinnati---S30
300 Fiddler; scrapbook.
6:O0--Saiety Club; dinner music.
T.00-kcystone Duo.
T:39--Ofchestra.
6:g0-CoEcert
9.2o--DanCc music.
i0:00-Studio froiic.
399.S--WTAM CleveIand--550
6:01--Dinner music.
7:00~~OrcheStra
9.00-Mystery Club.
a.l0-~Coneert.
i030~-Feature program.
4lo.a--wCx.wJR Detroit--6so
Demonstration hour
6.00--SoHgs and features.
7:3e~-Thirty Minutes from Broadway.
800--Cioidman Band
ai5-OreheStras las minute5b,
i0o0-Chain Cans,
3a..s--WWJ Detfoit--Sj0
lD0-Organ recital.
5:00-Dinncr music,
1;S0-Band concert.
9.2o--Danee music
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RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT.

ASA1ANAAAAs
5:00---Waldorf Astoria Orches-
ira: dinner music--WEAF,
WEEP, WRC, WCAE. WV.
6.30--Keystone Duo with Bal
ladeers--WEAF0. WEEI, vito,
WRC, WGY. WCAE. WSAI.
7:30--Lewisohn Stadium Concert;
N. Y. Philharmonic Symphony
Orchestra--W EAT. WEI.
VITO, WAR, WRC, WGY,
WGR. WCAE, WV, WSAI,
WTAG.
7:30-Goldman Band -~ w j q,
WBZ, VIDAL, KDKA, WJR.
9:20-~-Dance program --- WEAF,
WWJ, WSAI, WIFI, WSB.
WRC, WCAE, first 40 minutes;
WEAF, WIFI, last hour.
10:00--Slumber music WIZ,
KYW, WRC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-04
DEATH DUE TO ACCIDENT.
Coroner's Verdict in Case of Man
Hit by Street Car.

The death OF William r. Burns COL
ored, as ll49 Twentieth street. who was
struck by street car at Fifty-fourth
and Foote streets northeast Wednesday
night, was accidental, according to a
report of the coroners jury fol-
lowing an inquest at the District Morgue
today Burns died at Casualty Hospital
yesterday Of fractured skull and other
injuries. The street car was operated
by Edward Berry, 1853 Massachusetts,
avenue southeast.
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LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
SATURDAY, AUGUST i, 1928.
aoi.s-MEAF New York--4iio

Scheduled Eastern
standard time Meters the left Of call letters kocyccs right
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
KWWG to Radio
San Benito Hon
fsnecial % The Heraldl

SAN BEN1TO. Jan. 1.-The semi
monthly community dance to be held
at the American Legion home here
next Wednesday will be broadcast by
remote control from station KWWG.
Brownsville. according 70 announce
ment here by Leslie Boiling. musical
director of the Sam Jackson Post
No. II under whose auspices the
dance is being held. This will be
he first Of the dances to be broad
cast.
TIE remote control arrangements
are being sponsored by J. H. Tucker.
local manager Of the Rio Grande
Valley Telephone company and d. W.
Day, local maraEer Of the Rio
Grande Valley Gas company.
An orchestra from Brownsville.
which will be composed Of from ten
20 twelve nlaycrs, will furnish the
music FOR the dance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
Fish Ready to
Bite AT Point
(specisl 10 Lie Heraldl


POINT ISABEL, Jan. 1s.-June
sunshine and warm gulf breezes the
past week have smoothed Laguna
Madre and encouraged the entrance
Of fish from the Gulf. Unless a
north wind comes between Friday af-
teTnoon and Sunday morning condi-
tions will be ideal for fishing, vet
eran anglers report.
There are boats and bait az a new
fishing service station on the main
boat pier and even tackle TO be rent
ed. Bait hunting was somewhat diff
ficult IN past years but the new
fishermen's service station II equip
ped now and H. ready Ior business
- hours a day. The angler who likes
TO start fishing at daylight can come
down and buy bait and rem a boat
al 2 a. M. il he desires.
Sail boats Will be at piers SUNDAY
morning II the weather continues
pleasant and launches are running
regularly to the island and the ferry
Adj is IN service 10 carry cars 10
Oceanside Surf Drive.
State Highway No. 100 from Bar
reda is in excellent condition and
the surf drive is excellent for as
far as IS miles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
FARMER GROWS
HUGE
Fruit Over Ia Inches
Long Produced At
San Benito

Gigantic papayas. measuring over
IL inches in length n 20 inches
in circumference ere being grown on
the A. +. Humphrey farm south Of
San Benito on trees grown from
seed planted two years ago.
The huge papayas are a Mexican
variety and the seed were brought
70 this side Of the kie Grande IN
The early winter Of 1925. The plants
grew with great rapidity and this
year are loaded down with the gil
gantic fruit.
Mr.. Humphrey has been raising
papsyas on his San Benito farm for
several years and has established n
good local farket for the fruit. For
a number of years he mas been pro-
ducing papayas OF large size and good
flavor. but the recently discovered
Mexican variety eclipses all OF them
in size and flavor, il was stated.
The fruit are almost as large as
an ordinary size watermelon.
Experiments are now being con-
Quoted by several Valley horticul-
turists with q view OF developing
hard she'll" papsyas. which would
have considerable commercial value.
chiNment OF SOFT kinned papaNaS Is
virtually impossible. and IL this de-
feet in the fruit is overcome. horti-
c%ulturists are confident the fruit
would find n ready market in the
North and East.
Considerable interest Is attached
by horticulturists to a papaya tree
on the Stiles plantation Of whitehall
the fruit contains what IL believed
10 ne a large growth or the seed
leaves. These growths are an inch
and a half in length. white, and
almost as hard as the seed. Be
lievinc that they will terminate and
possibly produce some new variety
Of papayas several Of the growth
have been planted. and horticulturists
are watching the result with consid-
cradle interest.
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tice and provide for the we'll and
~unfayorably known rainy day.
Ferguson Factor
His friends won't let him retire
from the governors office AZ the
end az two years. although he may
feel an inclination to do SO. Jim
Ferguson is still a big factor in
Texas. and saws he is going to sup
port somebody for governor, 50
Moody's friends want him in the
race TO whip the Ferguson candidate.
Therefore the odds arc about 10 to
| that Dan Moody viii o his
candidacy for reelection before the
end If March.
Now. for hts opposition. Mrs.
Edith Nilmans of Dallas has def
nitoly announced as a . candidate.
But the strength she developed two
years Z should lend no encourage
mcnt 70 her friends. The most prob
able strong contender * Senator
r. a. Stuart or Fort Worth. His
main issue likely viii be. as in
Moody's case. the highway depart
mert. r. s. Sterling Of Houston.
chairman Of the commission, may be
the center Of attack.
Resent Aid Grants
There * growing resentment In
West and North Texas, as ! found on
a recent trip. against the volume Of
state aid that has been granted IN
the area centered BY Houston. Ster-
ling's home. Without stopping to
consider the enormous total of bonds
voted last year by the people of the
gulf coast section. the rest Of the
state Is bowling about the millions
being spent down there.
Stuart was the original contender
in the legislature for the nine-man
elective highway commission. and
this also will be an issue IN the next
campaign.
So. in all. there seems 70 be =
good chance for Dan to have a bic
scrap on his hands right here At
home. without going out Of the state
to hunt a fight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
Would Like
To Get Hornsby

CHICAGO, Jan. 14.-Plsyers or
money or both are available for a
trade for Rogers Hornsby If the Bos-
ton club would consider il, officials
Of the Chicago Cubs said today, and
some Of the baseball experts went 50
far as TO deduct from the non-com-
Week that an offer already had been
made to Judge Fuchs Of the Braves.
The worst that Boston could say
would be no. vas the answer of
President Week to one question.
whether IT was regarded as futile 10
start negotiations for the star sec
ond baseman. The Cubs will make
any deal calculated to strengthen the
team. and we would like to have
Hornsby.'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15

g~anization of the district. the voting
Of a $4,000 bond issue 20 finance
a valuation survey, and the election
OF five directors. Interest in the
election Is keen.
The district has three voting
places-the Bixby garage, the Carl
son school north Of Mercedes and
the South Palm Gardens, southwest
cf Mercedes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
KWWG Sends San
Benito Program

A prize Of IS in gold will be given
10 radio fan farthest removed from
the Valley who heard tho San Be-
nito program Friday night over the
Valley br~oadcastinE station, KNWG.
located at Hotel FL Jardin here. j.
f. Bell, secretary Of the San Benito
chamber Of commerce, announced
over the mike"
The program was featured ~ sew
eraI numbers from the American
Legion Forty and Eight quartette,
and speeches by Mr.. Bell and G.. G..
Richardson. Of the local chamber.
The new Valley song "Our VAL
Icy Home" was released or the air
for the first time, and IL was an
nounced that every n answering
the program would be given a copy
OF the serg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15

Weslaeo Thursday night and in Mer-
cedes Friday night in which speak
ers urged the voters 10 vote down
the proposition.
Practically every vote in the Mer-
cedes district is expected to be poll
ed at the election Saturday in which
the voters will pass upon the propo-
sition OF effecting . permanent or
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15

not be held during that month. Il
was announced following the January
meeting or the county doctors which
was attended by 20 physicians here.
Or. G. w. Edgerton Of San Berito
and DR.. Mechanism of karlingen
read papers and DR.. J. @. Webb Of
Mercedes and DR.. w. D. Vinsant az
R~rownsviIIe led discussion nc the
January meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
Voters May Oppose
Plan For District

MERCEDES, Jan. 14.-That there
may be widespread opposition TO the
plan TO organize a water district en-
bracing most Of the Mercedes tract
was indicated al meetings held IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15

SAN BENIT0. Jan. 14.-Because of
the meeting Of the Tri-County
Medical Association in Brownsville
in February the regular meeting q
the Cameron county association viii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

6lt4i tsrsntsiik meg q b4ket q
Magyar H&z IS ~ egyh&z tsgiai
k6pStt, azeaj eset ke3diiik meg
bekesssggel. a leik&sz, bar tudta1
ast, hogy AZ egyh6ztagoknak ma
eyobb resze h4llani sem rakAr, ,
Magyar H&zr6l, de 4 fenti aj6nlat
el5ls XII hem terhetett ss ligy aj&n-
lotta AZ seyhastanaes,ak, hogy
fogadja Ell annal is Einkabb. Haivel
igy mem sadolhatnak benniinket
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