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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
THOMASASK
JUDGE PLACE
Cotulla Lawyer and
Ranchrnan Would
Be Justice
Especial to The Herald)

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May s.
Convey c. Thomas, lawyer and ranch
man, Of Cotulla, Texas. announced
Friday that he would be a candidate
for associate justice of the Court Of
Civil Appeals at San Antonio, at the
July primaries.
Thomas is = native Of Dewitt coun-
ty, Texas, and received his education
in the country schools of South Tex
as, and at the University of Texas,
where he received his degree in law
more than a quarter of a century ago.
After his admission to the bar he
hung out his shingle at Cotulla, and
a short time thereafter he was elected
county attorney Of LaSalle county,
which office he held for four years.
He was then elected county Judge.
which office he occupied for seven
teen years, until 1918, when he was
appointed to the district judgeship
Of the then newly created S1st judi
cial district Of Texas. He served as
district judge for about nine and
one-half years.
Thomas has spent his whole life in
the ranching country around San An
tonic and worked during his boyhood
and early manhood as a farm and
ranch hand and worked his way
through college. He Joined the Tex
as Ranger force and helped rid
South Texas of its bad men Of days
gone by. In order to complete his
education in law he taught school
for a while. and was principal of the
school at Maria.
During the World war, Judge
Thomas assisted General Harley in
raising his Texas infantry volunteer
brigade, and was commissioned as
captain Of infantry. He was. how
ever. rejected for active service ac-
count of age, but was appointed chair
man of the selective service board OF
LaSalle county. serving without pay
during the duration of the war. He
was also active in supporting the va
rious war bond drives in his sec
tion of the state.
In addition to active practice Of
law. Thomas has for many years been
interested in ranching and farming.
and, in association with his broth
or. owns and operates farms and
ranches in Webb and LaSalle coun-
ties. The fourth supreme judicial
district Of Texas. of which San An
I tonic is the seat. comprised forty-sev-
On Southwest Texas counties, stretch
ing over a wide territory. from Mem
ard to Brownsville. and from Del Rio
10 Victoria.
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Health Officers
Clean Up Malaria

Two concentrations OF malaria pro-
ducing conditions in Brownsville have
been uncovered by the health depart
ment and is being cleared up, accord
ing to health officials. The two foci
uncovered are located on jefferson
street near the grammar school and
on Van Buren, in the vicinity OF the
jail.
The %sanitarian and nurses Of the
health department have been engaged
for several days making home 70 home
survey of these sections and in check
ing over malaria producing condi-
tions.
They have been instructing people
in these sections in preventative
measures. These measures are most
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
Tigers Play Victoria
Cinco de Mayo Series

The Brownsville Tigers. a local
team, mas gone to Victoria. Texas.
for a special Cinco de Mayo series.
The series extends over two days. a
double-header being carded for Sat
urday. The trip was made overland
in cars.
The team has played five games,
losing only one. Harlingen, San Be-
nito (2), and FL Jardin teams have
suecumbed before the Tigers. Har-
lingen won one game from the locals.
ThesVictoris team is said 70 be a
strong amateur outfit and a tight Sc
ries has been predicted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06

~ i'm connection with elimination Of
stagnant water. the breeding place Of
malaria mosquitoes. Special empha-
sis has been placed upon tin ans.
c~isterns. open toilets. ice box drips,
leaking faucets. waste water drains.
etc.
The United States public health
basic quinine treatment In being Civ
en- free 10 patients found infected.
Treatment OF the patients and the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06

mcvzl OF stagnsnt waters will aeon
remove the foci, the health depart
ment officials state.
The health department urges that
persons having knowledge Of mos
quito foci oT Of persons i'll with
malaria without proper treatment. re
port such instances 60 the health Of
flee.
This may be done BY telephoninx
the city manager between $3.50 and
$3.50 in the mornings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
School Athlete
Equals Dash Mark

SELMA, Calf, May 5.-tP-Frank
Lombardi. sensational Splinter Of
Los Angeles high school, equaled the
worlds 100-yard dash record Of
9 SIS seconds today when he won
the event in the California Inter
scholastic Federation championship
track and field meet here. Paddock
previously set the record.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
Father of Local
Resident Dies In
Lawrence Kans.

W. 3. Walton. local broker who
lives on Washington street in West
Brownsville, left Saturday night for
Lawrence. Kan. to attend the funeral
of his father, John Walton, who pass
ed away at the family home there
Friday night.
Infirmities Of Z are given rs the
cause of death, the senior Mr.. Wal
ton having been 81 years Of age. He
had been retired from active bust
ness for a number Of years.
The local man will probably be
gone about 10 days, he said prior to
departure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
Harvard Beats
Mass. On Water

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May 5.-(Pl-
Harvard's varsity crew defeated
Massachusetts, Institute OF Technol-
ogy by a quarter length over the
mile and three quarters course on
the Charles river today.
The heavy crimson crew trailed
the tech boat 70 the last half and
then sprinted 10 win.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
Ell Paso Wins In
Tennis Doubles

AUSTIN, May 5.-(P-Willie and
Ed Counds Of FL Paso won the state
championship in boys doubles ten
mis- at the interscholastic league
meet Lere Saturday. eliminating
TIE Austin team Of Karl Kamrsth
and Joe Brally. 6-s, 6-3, 3-6, 81,
6-1.
Defeating Norma Pickett Of Lib
erty, Kathleen Darnell Of Sweet
water took the girls singles title,
SIS. 3-6. 81.
Columbus already had won the
girls doubles. defeating Franklin.
and Karl Kamrath had won the
boys singles crown by nosing out
Doc Barr Of Oak Cliff, Dallas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
San Benito Cops Hold
Local Boy AS Forger

SAN BENTIOO. MAY 5.-A 16-yesr-
old boy. son of a Brownsville resi-
dent. Is being held here on a forgery
charge, and will be arraiSned in ju-
venile court before Judge Q. G.
Dancy. Tuesday morning.
The youth was arrested by Arthur
Coolsby. chief OF police here. on
warrants sworn TO BY local business
men who claim to have been victim
ICED by the youths check operations.
He Is also accused OF having forged
his fathers name 10 several checks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
Kilt for Freeze in ninth.

Three-base hit: Holland. Two
base hits: Pratt. Griffin. Struck
cut: BY Griffin 8. Base on balls:
Off Freeze Z, Griffin 4. Sacrifice
hits: Young, Freeze. Bonowitz.
Stolen bases: Young, Wolgamot.
Double plays: Pratt to Windle TO
Shires; Shires unassisted. Moore TO
Young. Hit by pitcher: BY Freeze
Lafayette and Young. Time "f
game: l hour and IS minutes. I'M
pires: Hayes and Barr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
/; DALLAS o

DALLAS, Tex, May 5.-(P)-Fail-
ure Of Tiny Owens to cover first to
take a throw from Riley on Bailey's
grounder paved the way for the Ex-
pcrters to score the lone run or the
series opener in the ninth inning
Saturday. Beaumont won, / TO 0.
Two were out when the play came
up and had the Dallas pitcher COW
cred, he would have retired the side.
Instead, Manager Claude Robertson
Of the Exporters came 20 bat and
poked out a single to drive in the
run.
C.-~a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
x-Batted for Jscobrs sti

Two base hits. Soluble. Woehrs,
Cox. Sacrifice hits, Wilson. Will
kins. Sears. Double plays. Cox to
Tobin; Woehrs to Blossom to Whe-
Ian. Stonen base Woehrs. Wild pitch,
Halahan; base on balls. off Halahan
4. Jacobus 1, wilkins :. Collard 2;
struck out. by Callahan 5. Jacobus !.
Pitching record: off Halahan s hits,
, runs in 5 innings eff Jacobus 3
hits 3 runs in . innings. Winning
pitcher wilkins. Losing pitcher,
Halahan. Time . hours. U%mpires-
ponnelly and Hill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
GRIFFIN Wins
own GAME AT
! Fl. WORTH4 AZ
Cat Hurler Slams One
Against Scoreboard
With Two On in 7th;
Team Takes Lead

FORT WORTH. May s@P-
Marty Griffin slammed the ball
against the s~coreboard 10 deep cen-
ter with two Cats on base in the
seventh and won a neatly pitched
game for himself against Waco. 4 70
= today. The Cats played a fine
game afield to take the series
opener.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
HOUSTON 4: SHREVEPORT 7

SHREVEPORT. May 5.-PCThe
eso~ts punched hits on three Hous-
hurlers. Halshan, Jacobus and
rnrsrd while wilkins was holding
~ Buffs 10 five hits 10 win the
wing game Of the series here to-
9p = to I. A jumping one hand
ossrh bv wheian Of . line drive by
stkins in the eighth with runners
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
SAN ANTONIO 4; WICHITA |

WICHITA FALLS. Texas, May s.
San Antonio won the opening game
Of the series from the Spudders to-
day, 4 TO /. Tink Riviere won his
fifth straight game BY holding the
~Spudders to seven hits while his
mates hit Payne in timely fashion.
The Srore
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nv innings

.~tson. Two has hit-Schleibner.
esrrifice hits Marshall. Tate. Struck
80 Nv Owens 2. Bases on balls by
frsrson 3. Left on bases Beaumont
=. Dailas II. Double plays caught
stsaIing-by K~ohlbecker BAILEY and
psvne) by Robertson tRiley).
Time of game 1;55. Umpire Grigg
and Erwin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06

Two-base hits: Griffin, PAYNE.
Three-base hits: Nsjo. Stolen bases:
Struck out: BY Payne :. Riviere Z.
Gibson. Sacrifice hits: Naio.
Bases on balls: Off Riviere 4. Payne
2. Left on bases; Wichita Falls Q.
San Antonio 6. Double PLAYS:
Swenson to Turgeon to Stanton:
Flashkamper TO Philbin to Crimes;
Stanton unassisted, Mason 10 Gibson.
Time Of game: / hour and 81 min
utes. Umpires; Kane and Donohue.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06

OF second and third kept the Hous-
ton score down.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
BITKA KOMUNISTOV so SOCI.
ALNYMI DEMOKRATMI.

Socialna demokraticka strana
svolala ma IL. septembra vereJnu
sch6dzku do Ziliny, na ktorej NAL
proti drahote a zdrazovanin Gu
kru prehovorit' posi-. DIR. Dtrer.
Proti tomuto shromazdenin aglto-
vail miestni komunisti a verejne
prehlasovali, re Sch0dzllu social
nych demokratov rozbijn. -.
Schodzka mala byt' zahajena 0
4. hodine, ale komunisti robili ta-
ky rev, re policajni Straznici mu-
sell zallrocit' a nieko'ko vytrznl-
kov dat zatkndt', medzi mimi re-
daktora Klingera komunistu a
dceru bohateho obchodnika Rel
cha. ktora sa voci policii vel mi
| vyzvvave chovala. Ked' sa nalada
! trocha utiSila, mohlo byt' shro-
mazdenie zahajent. Akonahle ale
vyst1pil ma tribinu poslanec dir.
| Derer, zacali komunisti kricat a
tlacit' sa k recnickej tribune, tax
re Derera nebolo v0bec pocut a
policia bola znova n1tena "a
siahnut', ably udrzala pokoj a po-
riadok. Teraz komunisti obratili
sa proti policii a prot komisarovi
okresneho dradu .Jakubcikovi
ktortho ohrozovali na zivote. Ked
sa situacia stavala nebczpecnej
Sou, bola ma udrzanie poriadku pc
volana cetnfcka asistencia. Get.
nici zatkli vodcov vytrznikov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02

Sic diva, alebo tri odbory; d aisle
mu vyvoiu bude ponechane, aby
10 zaGiatkov vyrastla potom upl-
na vysoka skola technicka pre- Slo
vensko. Minister potom hovori o
ponosach ma mensinovf skolstvo Il
narodnosti. TerajSia vlada pova-
zuje "a svoju najdolezitejsiu illo-
hu, vybudovat' v mensinovej po-
litike trvalt Hmernice, ktore sa
prirodzene nedotknn Statno-poli-
tickych pozic Cechov a Slovakov
a ktort sucasne naEm Ncmcom
poskytn1 pine zaruky ich kultiir-
neho a hospodarskeho vyvoja. Ma
adresu nemeckych nacionalov, kto
ri sa ponosovali pre- nasilne poee-
st 'ovanie, minister todopvedal: V
dvadsiatOm storoci, po svetovej
vojne nem6ze byt' pocest 'ovanie.
ponemcovanie, romad'arsovanie
Narod, ktory by siahal k tomutc
prostriedku, musel by ma to do,
platit'. Go sa tyka krajinske.
skolskej rady slovenskej, je pri
slusny navrh zakona vypracova
ny a je predmetom poslednej re
dakcie ministerskej rade. oslo
vak.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02

skeho poplatku nevyvazilo by so
lialne a mravne skody neho ply
nice.
Minister snhlasi s nazormi, re
skolska vychova nasho statu sa
musi do znacnej micry oriento-
vat narodo- -hospodarsky, ak ma
me svoju dobrn produkciu uplat-
nit ma trhoch, menovite vychod-
nych juhovFchodnych. v tamto
vidi minister najvacsi nedostatok
nasho vychovntho systemu. Mini
ster zaobera sa potion hojne dis
kutovanou otazkou hmotnych po-
merov nasich vysokoskolskych
profesorov, ktorFch, ako hovoril,
ME ie mozno potiskat' do nasich
systemiza6nych tabuliek. Naopak,
musime poskytn1t'.., !, vedatorom
moznost' samostatnosti ma vsetky
strany, ak chceme cd mich vSkon-
most europskej 1rovne. Minister
hovoril O cesk,o-slovcnskej vzajom
nosti: My SINE sa este neprepra.
covali k spravnemu prevedeniu
tesko-slovenskej vzajomnosti &
jednoty. Ma strane ceskej je Sc
paratizmus. Me sirokych ma
sach, ale urcite tendencie separa
tisticke 81 v niektorych intelek
tualnych kruhoch nasich ceskycf
priatel'ov a kolegov, posobiac!cl
ma Slovensku. Minister sa odvola
va ma istsho ceskeho profesora n.
Komenskeho univerzite, ktory zia
dal, aby obalka ma jednej sloven
skej habilitacnej praci bola ceska
lebo uradna rec univerzity je vra
ceska.
Minister prechadza potom nj
poziadavok slovenskej vysoke
skoly technickej v Kosiciach. Wy
hlasuje, re ministerstvo prislusn,
predlohu uz vypracovalo. Skol
! bude mat predbezne najnutnej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
70 starej vlasti
KOSrCE DOsTANU vYSOKU
TECHNICKU SKoLU.
AkJch profesorov ma Komenske.
no univerzita? - Expoze ministra
dra Hodzu.

Minister skolstva a narodneJ o.
syety dr.. Hodza povedal vo wee
rajsej az. okt.) nocnej sch6dzke
rozpoGtoveho vyboru poslaneckej
snemovne obSirnu rec, V ktorej "a
oberal sa aktualnymi problema-
mi nasho skolstva vsetkych dru-
hov. Najprv prehovoril 10 1spor-
nom systeme, ktory u narodnej
vychovy moze mat nebezpetie, a.
konahle zasiahne do vseobecneho
kulturneho vyvoja. Minister po-
tom podrobne uviedol najnutnej-
Sic vydavky investicne i vecne,
ktore naSe Skolstvo nevyhnutne
potrebuje. Navrhoval, ably sa ma
socialnu peclivost' studentstvo
venovalo Wac, lebo kazda Giast-
ka, o ktoru ju zvysime, je pro-
dnktiynou investiciou. Reforma
skolstva - hovori minister - ne
spociva v reforme jednej, alebo
druhej kategorii, ale v reforme
vsetk6ho cesko-slovenskeho Skol.
stva. Me je NONE reformovat
stredn1 Skolu bez reformy celku
Pri reforme vysokych skol musi.
me najst' predovsetkym spravny
vzt'ah univerzity k technikam g
Specielnym vysokym skolam. Mi
mister nesiihlasi ministrom fl
nancii vo veci zavedenia Skolske
no poplatku ma narodnych sko
lach. Po stranke socialnej memo
zeme pristipit' ma take expert
menty. Niekol ko milionov 70 sko
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
VEL'KY OBCHODNY PALAC
v KOsICIACH.

Ako sa doznavame, zamysl a
R0l'nicka pokladnica v Kosiciach
vystavit' ma mieste, kde teraz sto-
j jej dom, vel ky obchodny pa
lac. Palac by Dol celkom moder-
ne zariadeny NAL pasaze. Rata
sa, re by V nom bolo umiestnc-
nych 90 obchodov. Iste ze tcnt3
proiekt bude znamenat' move
moznosti nov1 budhcnoSt' pre-
cesko-slovensky obchodnfcky Ii
vel V KoSiciach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
NESTAsTIE PRI KOSICIACH.

Motorovy bus, plny cestovateP-
mi, boil ma zeleznicnej krizovatke
ned'aleko Koslc zasiahnuty Via
kom. Nasledok boil hroznl. u tro-
sick busu bolo vytiahnuto 9 mrt-
vych a 10 ranenych. Zranenf do
praveni boil, do kosickej nemocni.
ce a ME je vylncent, re niektori
mich svojmu zraneniu pod 'lah
MI.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
RUSKY POMN1K MA .SLCVEN-
SKU.

Ma slovcnskom vEcho ode utvoril
sa pripravn! vybor, ktorH 81 wal
"a nkoI postavit' pomnik Rusom,
padl[m "a svetovej vojny ma Slo-
vensku. Pomnik ma byt' dostoj-
ny, ably nalezite prejavoval vd 'aG
most Slovakov voci Rusom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
poRoDILA CEsToU.

Rol'nicka Beregov;i Nolovca
hola ma putt V PodmonastNrc prl
Mukaceve a ma zpiatocnej ceStc
ncd'alcko DraGfna bola postihnul-
ta porodnImi bolest ami. KIm
mohla byt' privolana Mukateva
zachranna Stanica. matka St'ast-
1.-Two porodila zdrav6 dvojtata.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
IA PoLLTICKU AUTONOMIU

Ma jubilejnom shromazdenl slo-
venskej ludovej strany Hlinko-
vel 7. oktobra v Trnave, vynese-
ma boia rezolucia, v ktorej sa zia-
da politicka autonomia pre- Slo-
vensko. Obsah rezol1cie prinesie-
me budncne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
ZBROJAREN MA sLovENsKU

Brnenska zbrojaren zaknpila V
Bystrici ma Slovensku pozemky a
chysta tam sriadit' novn vel XII
tovarefl ma zbrane a municiu ma
kladom l5--2O milionov Krs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02

medzi mini tajomnfka komuni-
stickej strany Slupkn 2 Prahy a
syna komunistickeho redaktora
Brauna, naco sa vacsina komnni-
stov rozprchla. Zatknutrch bolo
ID osob, medzi mimi 3 zeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
1882 vEREJNYCH SK6L

V CSR. bolo V minulom skol-
skom roku Ia, 1872 obecnych Sk6l.
u toho bolo 9,544 Sk6l so sloven-
skym alebo ceskym vyucovanim
a s S98.269 ziakmi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-31

this court was treated with contempt
II is obvious. therefore, that In order to
abate the nuisance the premises must
be closed"
Assistant United States Attorney Har-
old W. Orcutt is directed by the court
to prepare an order for the closing of
the cafe.
The intention of the people," said
Justice Hatfield, lin adopting the
eighteenth amendment is perfectly
plain. Accordingly, the national prohi-
bition act. which was enacted for the
purpose of carrying into execution the
will of the people, as expressed in the
Constitution, must be construed by the
courts in accordance with and not con-
trary TO the plainly stated purpose of
the Congress. If the prohibition amend
ment is unwiSe, or ii the laws enacted
in pursuance thereof are deemed to be
too great restraint upon personal lib
erty. as has been suggested in the ar
2uments in this case, relief must be
sought from the people or the Con-
sresS, or both. not from the courts.
Cites Supreme Court.
Whatever doubt may have attended
this construction of the law has been
diSSipated by the denial of the Supreme
Court of the application for writ of
certiorari in the FritZell case"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-31
LIE PARADIS is PADLOCKED
ONE YEAR FOR "SET-UPS''
Court Holds Cafe Is Nuisance in GRANTING
lnJunction-Appeal Is
Planned.

lie Paradis, fashionable cafe at No. l
Thomas Circle, was ordered 'padlocked'
for a year this afternoon under terms
of the national prohibition act for
selling to patrons "Set-ups" of ice and
ginger ale. purported to be used in
mixing intoxicating drinks.
Declaring the conduct of the cafe to
be a nuisance, Justice Charles S. Hat
Held rendered an opinion granting a
permanent injunction against the Ma
uonal Cafes. Inc, which runs the cafe.
An appeal probably will be taken by
Attorneys Simon, KoenigSberger. Young
& BreZ counsel for the defendant, to
the Court of Appeals.
Reviews Evidence.
Justice Hatfield wrote an opinion of
Is typewriter pages. in which he re-
views at length the testimony of police
women and revenue officers, who told
q drinking by patrons from private
TASKS at the cafe. The court declares
that the evidence shows conclusively
that neither the written notice from
the prohibition administrator nor the
Hing of the Governments complaint
made any impression on the defend
ants"
Furthermore, SAYS the Justice. ''the
temporary writ of Injunction issued by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-31
HOOVER TO CONFER
ON FARM QUESTION
Will Meet Leaders at Cedar
Rapids ParIey August
22 and 23.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO. July 3l~-A conference
between the Republican presidential
nominee. Herbert Hoover, and repre-
sentatives of the farm relief sentiment
in Iowa and other Midwest States has
been arranged for August % and 2a in
Cedar Rapids. Iowa, 1t has been an
nounced at Western campaign head
quarters here.
james w, Good Western campaign
manager for Mr.. Hoover, said In max
ing the announcement that "the real
problem now Is in meeting the Iowa
farmers"
The Republican nominee. Mr.. Good
stated, would make no public addresses
In Cedar Rapids, but would devote his
time to conferences with farm leaders
who have sought to discuss the agri-
cultural situation with him A public
mass meeting has been arranged for
the evening of August %, to be ad-
dressed by other speakers
Dates for the conferences were fixed
to coincide with Mr. Hoovers return
to the village Of his birth. West
Branch, Iowa, where he Is to speak
August I'll.
Leaders in the fight for farm reliet
during recent years will be asked to
attend the Cedar Rapids conferences,
Mr.. Good said. so the Republican
nominee may have the benefit of their
views in the shaping of farm pro-
gram that will prove acceptable.
1t was indicated that representatives
OF the corn belt committee. which has
for It's aim the improvement of agri-
cultural conditions would be invited TO
take part in the conference.