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The Washington times., 1928-06-12
II FASHION IS
FAN CIES


Rfdfng HObhy-.1s womanm
privilege. and almost every worns
ans hobby - clothes. "A sports
sweater worn for riding Is Of a
iightweight silk and wool mixture,
and is fashioned like mans
shirt, having b silk neclkband and
separate standing collar beneath
which striped silk foursin-hard
tie is worn.
From Head Is Toe Chanel
types 81 costume iewelry form
complete ensemble effects New
shoe ornaments, n more o. less
conventional designs. are ia SEQ.
ekric OF floral patterns: large
clear crystals III white. green pr
blue are especially II favor. Fl
various sizes, these slipper trims
are chosen by the younger dane
ing set IN preference ~ the
5eweIIed buckles, Of which they
have had ample time to tire.
TIle Missing Link between cos
tune and sports 5ewelry has been
found Iii the latest sports bracelets
that combine metal links and
leather. Silver or gold links are
interiaced with marrow leather
strap.
Hall hall BETTER Than None
seems 10 Be the theory % the
latest ball ieweIry. which features
chokers, bracelets and earrings
of brightly co1ored half balls
mounted on metal and joined by
The Washington times., 1928-06-12

the motor well oiled. turn OF the
gas pilot IL you have one and
open the switch. Plan so that the
tank will be- empty, or nearly SO,
when you leave.
Furnishings. Of course, need
The Washington times., 1928-06-12
DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:


I am to be married soon
do not care to have = very
large wedding, but as 7 have two
girl friends and do not wish to
slight either Of them. would It
be proper to have q maid Of
honor and only one bridesmaid.
win be given away by my
father.
VIII you kindly inform me Is
to the proper formation.
G. M.
You had better say that you
are having two maids OF honor
and let them walk up the aisle,
together. Or they may walk
alone. Either is correct. The
one you like better, or who Is
more closely related to you
should Immediately precede you.
The Washington times., 1928-06-12
This Day in Our History

Fearing by the Confederate forces June IL 1861
the Governor Pennsylvania called militia and asked the
Governor of New York for the Of that State in order to
fepel the expected attack.
The Washington times., 1928-06-12
Matching Accessories
AR MRS. BEECKMAN:

DEAR MftS. bHEChMAN.
Will you kindly advise me
whether Spanish shawIs, ostrich
fans and what kind OF evening
bags are used with O. gold sequin
gown? have not attended any
formal functions Tor a very long
The Washington times., 1928-06-12
The Coolest SpOt 81 Earth

The coolest spo "a earth Il North Pole but
laboratory Berlin low IS AZ degrees
BY liqufyng helum under nigh
pressure then allowing ~ y expand
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14

- kezdte es illedelmesen meg.
emelte kalapjat mondanek
vagy ket szot, hallgasson meg.
- No, szivesen, nit akarsz
halljuk.
- AIT akarom mondani, hogy
ne forgol6djek k6riil lany k0-
riil. Mem ad neki az atyja egy
fillert Sc. AIT hajtja az atyja:
hozomanyt? Megette man hozo-
manyodat az oskola.
Dus Pista rettenetes duhbe
j0tt.. Rasziporkazott a legenyre
- Ilyen tanaccsal josz elibem,
te felren6tt? Hordd ell magad,
vagy hatul k0t0m sarkadat.
Nezze meg az ember az ebadta
pofatlan parasztjat! s ha a be-
tev6 falatja sincs annak a leany-
max, akkor sem fogsz eliriasztani
mell6le!
(Folytatjuk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
Ragad6s betegseg

Tanit6 ur kerem, a n0verem-
mex kanyar6ja van.
- Akkor, fam, azonnal szedd
a k0nyveidet es menj szepen ha-
"a. Ne terjeszd betegseget a tar
said k0z0tt es csak akkor j0jj is
met, ha a n6vered egeszseges lesz
Miota fekszik?
AIT mem tudom, tanit6 ur,
n4ert csak tegnap irtak meg ne
kiink Amerikab0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
Rosszhbbr6l rosszabbra

So Hallom, hogy a harmadik la
nyodat is ferjhez adtad. Lassan-
kint sorban megszabadulsz a Ia
nyaidt6l.
A lanyaimt6l igen, de a We
jeimet nekem kell eltartanom,
hogy Ell tudjak tartani a leanyai-
mat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
Gy6gyszer

+ Mem tehetek r6la, de en-, ha
diihos vagyok, valakin ki kell,
hogy toltsem a mergem.
Hazasodj meg, vagy vezet-
tesd be magadnak a telefont.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
Vacsora utan

Meg volt elegedve, nagysa-
Cos ur, vacsoraval?
- Meg, csak egy hiba volt. A
csirke es a Dor eletkorat meg kel-
lett volna cserelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
Az agg6d6 anya

Megis csak borzaszto, hogy
mennyit kell szegeny lanykam-
max varni, mig a templomban ra-
keriil sor. Mondhatom, most
tortenik utoljara, hogy lanyom
reszt .vesz az els6 aldozasban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
J6 magyarazat

- Mem ertem, hogy te, aki oily
annyira Mereted n6ket, miert
mem n6siiltel meg soha.
- Az semmi. Nannak ,akik sze-
retik a viragokat megsem akar-
max kerteszek lenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
Falusi bir6nal

Hat elloptak nenemass1ony
diszn6jat? Ne busuljek, maid
utana n6ziink, hogy ki lopta Ell.
Maid kisiil.
- Tudom en- kerem alassan,
hogy kisiil, de szeretnem, ha ma
lam slime XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
PARAsZTI RoMANT1KA
Irta: Csesmely Gyula.

SO orvosi szigorlatat, doktorra
avatasa te|hat szeptemberre-ok
berre maradt. Hogy telen ne tolt'
Sc el ezt a par h6napot, hazament
n5ver6hez, videkre oman min
den hetk0znapon hol gyalog
hol alkalmi kocsin - bement a
szekhelyre a k6rhazba, ahol Macy
batyja vezet6 f0orvos volt. Ennek
oldala mellett kib6vitette prak-
szisat ,gyakorlatilag gyarapitotta
tudasat.
Egy juniusi nap reggel gyalog
ment be tanyarol a. szekhelyre,
de alig tett felkilometernyi utat,
utolerte, maid megelozte egy ko-
csi, melynek bels6 iilesen jobb pa
rasztember kenyelmeskedve hat
rad6lt es pipazott.
A parasztember megallitatta a
kocsit. - A varosba igyekszik,
fatal ur. Uljon fel kocsira, en-
is odatartok, maid beviszem.
Dus Istvan megfogadta a meg
hivast, feliilt paraszt melle a
kocsira es elmondta, hogy a k6r-
hazbao igyekszik. Minden hetkoz-
nap odamegy, csak vasarnap ma
rad otthon a tanyan.
= Mindennap a k6rhazba? =
fitymalta lie a parasztember Dns
Istvant.. - Ilyen fiatalon mar
nyavalyat szerzett maganak9
Dehogy is, = nevetett Dus
Istvan. - Orvos vagyok S azert
megyek k6rhazba, hogy az oft
lev6 betegeket gyogyitsam.
- Orvos fatal ur;! - kial-
tott fel a parasztember 0rommel.
- Akkor tovabb ne menjiink, :.
fordmlj meg, DAM! (Ez kocsis-
max sz6lt.) - Megsp6rolom a va
rosha val6 .utat, viszem az orvos
nrat a hazamhoz.
So En- meg szivesen megyek S
meg penz Sc kell. HI beteg, a fele-
sege, a fla? M
A kisasszony, - mondta ma
gyon rossz kedvvel a paraszt. -
Az eny kisasszony- -lanyom, verje
meg az listen AIT az oskolat, akl
kisasszonyt' faragott lanyomb6l.
Dus Istvan mem akart yitatko-
zasba kezdeni az emberrel, hogy
inkabb aldasti erdemel az iskola,
mem atkot. Megsem ALTA meg,
hogy ne kerdezze: - Miert verje
meg az listen AIT az oskolatg
- Mondtam mar, uram: inert
kisasszonyt faragott lanyombol.
Nincsetlen parasztlegenyhez mem
adom, tehet6sebb legeny meg OF
mem veszi ell, inert mem lilo pa
rasztemJberhez kisasszony-lany. es
uri ember meg eppenseggel mem
veszi el, inert megis csak paraszt
3, mem kisasszony.
Dus Pista kivancsi lett a le-
anyra. - Mijet fajlalja kisasz-
SONY? = kerdezte.
Maj megmondja, ha ker-
dezi, - volt a valasz. - Beszel-
het yele franciaul is, nimotiil is.
"A magasabb miiveltseg olyan
lenezese beszelt az emberb0l,
hogy Dus Istvan mem kerdezett
t0bbet. Ragyujtott egy szivarra,
megkinalta a parasztot is, akit
t0bbsz0r0s szazholdasnak becsiilt
Is hallgatagon varta megerke-
zest.
K0zel haromnegyed6rai szeke-
rezes utan az orszagutt0 oldalt
tanyai gazdasagba erkeztek. Egy
rendben tartott udvar, eserep-
zsindelyes haz, mely felig-meddig
urih&znak is beillett es az uhvar
vegen nagy gyiimolcs6skert. Eny.
nyit latott Dus Istvan, mikoI
megerkezett.
lessen csak oft benyitni, or.
vos ur, oszt bealra, oft van kis-
asszony, mutatott a parasz1
egg ajt6ra Is semmi massal sem
t6r6dve, hatra ment. OFT fonto
sabb, tennival6ja lehetett, mint
;olcn 1onni IS n6zni. mint yiZSgal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
A nagy 0r0rn

A nagy 0r0m
- Miert 0riilsz annyirag
- Elvaltam felesegemtol.
Hiszen az meg tavaly volt.
- Igen am, de most a volt fe-
lesegemet elvette egy hitelez0m.
A ravasz ferj
Kilonos 0tlet, hogy flotazni
tanittatja feleseget.
Az egyetlen mod, hogy ne
halljam hamisan enekelni.
Az udvarlasr6l
- Meg udvarol Zelma kisasz-
szonynak? n
Men,. Otthagytam.
Miert?
= A roSsz izlese Matt.
Mennyiben arulta ell, hogy
rossz az izlese?
Mashoz menf ferjhez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
Az orvos

Egy hang a telefonban: Halo
Observation-Disclosures? Kerem, en-
nem tudok on nelkiil elni.
Orvos: Engem tetszik keresni,
yagy q ]anyOmat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
Agardi-Dus Istvan, vegzet

L
| - En- vagyok, kisasszony. !.
nemde ICY aposztrofalt engem a;
apam? No ,hozta listen, doktor ur
iilj0n lie. Szeket az orvos urnak
tie Mani - ez parancs a Jerce
mex sz6lt, aki zavartan bamuldo-
zott szpbaban.
Dus Istyan leiilt es felosmerte
a helyzetet, kerdezte: - No, mi
a baj, nagysad? Unalom, mi? S
egy kis szivdobogas, inert sok
cigarettat elfust0lt?
Mindket resze a diagnozis-
max helyes, ON iigyes oryos, me-
yetet ia szep leany. - Mindazon-
altal vizsgaljon meg, doktor ur.
rs Kimenjek? - kerdezte lied
ten kis szolgaloleany.
= De s8t, maradj lit, tie csacsi,
- kacagott kisasszony es fel-
tilt az agyan.
A divatos kombine lattara -
tcsupa attetsz6 krepdesin es csip-
Ike - Agardi-Dus Pista oily "a
vart lett, hogy forditva vette ke-
zebe a szivhallgat6t. BolOndosan
nevetve figyelmeztette is tevede-
sere a kisasszony, elobb francia-
ul: verser, moszj1, maid nemetiil:
drehens um den Spiess.
- Mem csoda, mosolygott
Dus Pista, - hogy forditva vet
tenn kezembe szivhallgatot.
Ilyen bajos ,szep paciensem meg
nem volt.
- Hat hany paciense volt egy-
altalan? - ingerkedett a fatal
emberrel kisasszony. - KulOn-
ben: ne feleljen, hanem irja meg
a receptet, NIT rendelY
- A szividegesseg ellen kis
bromot.
- Hat az unalom ellen, kedyes
doktor?
Dus Istvan halk ,hangon vala-
szolt: - Ha mines ellene kifoga-
sa: saiat magamat. Tudok negy-
kezest zongorazni, ha tetszik, es
ping -pongot is jatszhatunk, ten
niszt is, keresztrejtvenyt is meg
feithetiink kozosen.
80 .Mein Liebchen,, was whilst
Du noch mehr? - idezte Helmet
a nagyon sep leany. = Hat csak
j0jjon Ell holnap is, doktor. Agar
don lakik? 0Sz az reteken at
vagva, csak egg ugras.
Dus Pista elbiivolten hazament.
-. Ezt ngyancsak kisasszonnya
nevelte az internatus, gondol-
ta..- Milyen sihkes, milyen he
lyesszavu, milyen iideszep! vi
gyazz magadra, Pista, meg meg
'cafolod az atyjat, aki AIT mondta,
hogy uri ember mem veszi ell.
Masnap delel6tt megint OFT
volt, hizalmasan megtudta le-
fanyt6l, hogy tavaly meghalt any
ia erSszakolta XII AIT, hogy lea
+nyat kisasszonnya neveljek, in
ternatusban is lakott teljes nyolc
even at csak ket honapja hozta
haza az atyja, harmadnap del
Eel6tt szinten oft volt es sok elve-
zetes 6rat tolt0tt ell arsasagaban a
leanynak. Zongoraztak, ping-pon-
goztak, setaltak. Atyja, mar mint
"a kisasszony atyja ugy nezett ra-
juk, mint akit egyaltalan mem
IIerdekel egyikiik sem es a szolgald
jercelany sem feszelyezte egyiitt.
letiket cseppet sem, j6llehet, =
kint vagy bent - de alland6an
korul0ttiik lebzselt. Aki felka.
varta a Dus Istvan epejet, az egy
sunyiszemii, bojtarfele legeny
volt, aki, ha kint voltak szabad
ban, hnszszor is elsetalt mellet
tiik, ha meg bent iiltek a szoba'
ban, mindenfele iiriigyes kerdes
sci bemerssgkedett hozzajuk 4
szobaba is. - Ugyan, Etelka, =
fakadt is ki Dus Istvan - icy
lopja . napot ez a siheder9 Ia
nitsa meg mar ait a fajanko'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
NJ. {. BISHOP
PUT ON TRIAL
Church Court Jury Is
Sworn to Silence
During Trial

KANSAS CITY, May 5.-lPl-Sur-
rounded by doormen and guards. the
Methodist Episcopal church court of
seventeen ministries chosen to try
Bishop Anton Bast Of Copenhagen
on charges If imprudcntic conduct
unbecoming a minister, met again
today in an inner room Of the Ararat
Shrine Temple TO consider docu-
mentary evidence against the Dan
ish bishop, first foreigner ever ele-
waited to the Methodist e~piscoPacy.
Bishop Bast likewise is the first
bishop ever 20 face an ecclesiastical
court. The trial grew out Of his
conviction in Denmark in 1925 ON
charges Of misappiication Of charity
funds, for which he served a three
months jail term. Subsequently nv
was suspended from his area by a
church tribunal az The Hague.
Resolved "a maintain strictest So
crecy during conduct or the trial.
the most sensational event in $50
years Of Methodism, all jurors have
been sworn to silence.
The Rev. Fred p. Stone Or Chica-
60. church counsel. today estimated
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
How Delegates
We're Instructed

The latest tabulation of standings
made by the Associated Press late
Saturday follows:
Counties failing to instruct dele
gates for president: A~tascosa 3;
Delta 20; Denton Al: Duvall IL; Jack
z: Jim Hogg IL; Orange %; Pot
ter 20; Randall IL; Angelina 81:
Austin So: Brooks A; Coleman IL;
Colorado 21; Cottle II; Dallam s;
Ector 80: FL Paso 80; Falls AZ; Fan
min "a; Franklin IS; Goliad 20; Con-
zaIes %; Grimes -; Halle 10;
Hardeman Is: Hays 4; Hamphill 5;
Houston 3: Johnson n; Menard 8;
Tom Green 16; Wichita 10; Will
lacy q; Williamson So; Wilson 80;
Brown s; Galveston 20; Hidalgo III;
Lavaca Ill: Milan 20; Nscogdoches
IS; Navarro 16; Webb 2l.
Delegates instructed 70 vote for
dry plank: Baylor II: Bee 81; Bra
zoria 81: Denton 81; Hardin 20; Pre-
sidio II; Camp 10; Childress 70; Cook
70. Lawson 90. Denton so, Donley 20,
Matagordia "a: Maverick -: Nit
chell 9; Montgomery 20; San Angus
tin il; Sterlin s; Swisher 20; Tyler
IS: Upshur 40; Walker SO; Wich-
tia 81; Bowie So; Cameron s.; Har-
ris n; Milan .; N~acogdoches 4;
Webb >.
Delegates instructed for Smith:
Fort Bend Is; Galveston z; Karnes
81.
Delegates instructed for Reed:
Denton IL.
Delegates instructed for Walsh:
Houston 10.
Delegates instructed for Jones':
Floyd 30.
Delegates instructed for Moody:
Houston g..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
Finish STEEL
CONSTRUCTION
BY
High Water Due Here
Monday; Bridge To
BE Rushed Through
To Safe Condition

The steel crew OF 25 men on the
new Gateway bridge did not take any
time off Saturday TO observe Cinco
de Mayo. They hardly took time
out for their meals and worked as
late in the evening as the light would
permit them.
Daylight Sunday found them again
on the lob and Patrick Mcdonald. Of
Houston, steel construction foreman,
promises that the last steel piece
will be in place and bolted secure
Iy and the bridge will be able TO
swing from it's concrete piers by ITS
w strength by Sunday noon.
The reason for this extra activity
In the 8 foot rise reported on its
way down the Rio Grande n due
in Brownsville some time Sunday
night with the peak Monday morning.
"Not that we are in danger" SAID
Mr.. Mcdonald. "just playing safe
The steel arch now rests on the
falsework piers and should a greater
rise come than is anticipated there
NAV be n chance Of the falsework
giving way. If il should do this the
nearly 500 tons Of dead weight steel
would crumple like wire.
Every precaution Is being taken to
keen the falsework intact even though
the span itself be safe for the false
work will facilitate the completion
and painting of the bridge, though
construction could 20 on, II need be,
without il.
Block and tackle are being strung
from the top chord of the bridge 70
take care of any accumulation Of
driftwood too big TO be handled with
p;kepoIes. which are on and N
the case Of any accumulation Of drift
TO, big to handle equipment Is on
hand to cut through the falsework
piling and let it down.
Riveting has been discontinued and
the use Of bolts and driftpins resorted
to as the temporary boiling is faster.
Three tons Of bolts were already
on hand, coming with the steel work,
and a thousand pounds more were
bought in Brownsville Saturday. As
soon as the last piece Of steel is IN
place the crew will start putting in
this 1000 pounds as an extra safety
measure.
Steel erection was started April
10. The work was estimated about
three weeks but with the extra work
and the using of bolts instead or
rivets as a speeding up measure the
span will be completed in three days
less time.
The riveting crews will arrive Mon
day and will start work "a soon az
the flood has spent itself.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
PT.ISABEL TO

CONTINUED from page one)
schley recommending that this chan
net be drcdged 70 a width Of 400
feet and the board recommending
500 feet.
According 70 the estimate OF Cpl
onel Sehlev the cost Of dredging the
inner channel will be approximately
$4,000 and the outer channel $751;
600. the major part Of the remain
der 70 BE- devoted 70 the construc-
ton Of the j~etties.
Can Secure Sites
The board OF army engineers made
no change in the recommendations
az Colonel Schley relative to the
contribution BY local interests AS
have been received by the
Valley port committee that the areas
on Brazos and Padre islands and the
office site on the mainland can be
secured. and that terminal sites can
be secured from the Port Isabel
Wharf Go. Mt the very nominal price
for which the land is being ac-
guired from the state.
1.-The recommendations OF the
board Of army engineers II virtual
Nv an assurance that the Lower Rio
Grande Valley will secure the har-
Dor IL has sought for years" X. 3.
Creager. chairman Of the port rom
mittce, said.
THE Valley II not interested In
the amount OF the appropriation. pro-
viding IL Is sufficient to construct
the harbor, and the engineers would
not have recommended the appro-
priation IL they had been firmly
convinced that il would provide ade-
quate funds for the project.
The report Of the engineers COM
mits the government to the project.
and there can be no question that
this time il will be a completed pro-
ject. The report Of Colonel Schley
has been approved i'm practically ev-
cry essential detail. and the accept
ance Of that report q COM
pleted harbor. The board Of engi-
neers has been very generous in its
proposed appropriation for main
tenance. indicating that they fully
realize the Importance Of this pro
ject to both the Valley and the ma
ton"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
DRY PLANK Is
Continued from ! e onql

Continued from ; &c onel
l.. Cain, Frank Alcedo, Henry Grune-
valid.
Precinct %. Observation-Disclosures
Davenport. chairman; delegation i'm
structed 70 vote for uninstructed
delegation to state convention;
Smith candidacy endorsed; delega-
ton headed by Mrs. Pauline j..
Wells. Frank Rabb. Harbert Daven-
port and Milton West.
Precinct is, West Brownsville
Homer Fitch. chairman; passed dry
resolution and endorsed candidacy
of Smith: delegation will include
Judge John i. Kleiber. v. W. Taylor,
y. X. Wells, Homer Fitch. Judge o.
U. Dancy. I. n. Kinder. $. X. Hallam.
Mrs. J. X. Wells. Mrs. v. ". Taylor
and others.
Precinct II, Harlingen-Finley
Ewing. chairman; endorsed Frank
Rabb for delegate at large; endorsed
Lamar Gill for district delegate:
endorsed Congressman Garner; del
egation uninstructed but will vote
as unit.
Precinct 81. Brownsville-Nrs.
Cecil Shelton. chairman; passed dry
resolution; delegates u~ninstructed:
delegates. John Hunter, Lee Vance.
Mrs. Lee Vance. Sterling Davis.
Kari Huffaker. y. VI. Abel. George
Dennis. Mrs. Cecil shelton.
Precinct 26. San Benito-PauI
Cotrell. chairman: no Instructions:
delegates, e. X. Dodson and Paul
Cottrell.
Precinct q. San Benito-A. [.
Montgomery. chairman; passed drv
resolution and named 10 delegates
70 county convention.
Precinct Is, Brownsville-H. M.
SHELTON. chairman; passed dry reso-
luton; delegates not instructed.
delegates. n. L.. Yates. a.. X. Rich-
ards. H. NJ. SHELTON. j. A. Cobolini.
J. O'Brien, A. W. Reed, II. NJ. SkeI-
ton. Jr.
Precinct IL. San Benito-J. G. Rail
lenger. chairman; adopted dry reso-
luton; named four delegates and
four %alternatcs to county nve
ton.
Precinct %. Harlinren-L. I
Coursey, chairman; dry resolution
passed; Moody endorsed for dele
gate at large: delegates. r. L. Chan
dom. A. T. Rose. John d. Hill. q. a.
Hindman, J. &. Myrick, Mrs. ]. n.
Myrick, y. /. Coursey. Claude L
carter Lloyd F. S~ternberg, n. D.
NcrSer. ~
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the trial begun last night would re-
quire two weeks. The verdict will
he announced To the q%uadrennial
general conference of the church
in session here throughout the
month. and a move 10 open the case
for floor discussion has been pre-
dictpd.
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WILLACY FOR n

AfMONDVILLE, May 5.-Each
81 the four democratic precinct con-
Nentions in Willacy county went on
record IN favor of C-onrressman
John N. Garner. enthusiastically en-
dorsing his record and urging his
reelection. Only one precinct. ~.
Iord, passed the "dry" resolution
delegates were uninstructed H.
president. Aot
delegates elected By the two Raw
precincts were as follows.
Lreelnct J. Est Of Track-R. y.
"~'nson' y, r. Decker, Hoys Sis.
STn, = T. Gill, Z. H. Buie. Isadore
Precinct 2, West of TractWp p.
Brown, Pat Caldwell. Mrs. r. c1art.
Jack Fuller. Josefa Parks. San,
smith, John Stillman, Mrs. Ravmord
Teller. "ond
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BALKAN MEET

ALBAJULIA. Rumanil. May 5.-gPl
The government today withdrew
all troops from the ciyy, so that their
presence might not provoke untoward
incidents. and tonight had concen-
trated them at five points beyond the
outskirts.
The city appeared comparatively
calm on the eve Of the meeting to-
morrow Of the national peasants
party congress although its streets
we're thronged by the country folk ~
their picturesque national costumes.
These continued 10 stream in to-
day. using every known form Of ve-
hicle from wooden-wnteied oX-carts,
gigs, and Surveys, 10 automobiles,
with some good wives riding pillion
behind their husband.
The government liberal party dur
ing the day had thousands Of propa-
ganda tracts dropped from airplanes.
exhorting the peasants not to attend
the meeting.
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CONTINUED from page onel
posed to the nomination Of Al Smith
and ell wet candidates. OF the SIS
votes allowed the reported precincts
in the county convention. 81 arc in
structed all wet candidates. 10 arc
unrestricted. three arc instructed
for Governor Donahey Of Ohio and
three are contested. The precincts
unreported are entitled 20 a total
Of ~ votes in the county convention
and nearly all arc thought to be
controlled by dry" forces. In some