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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

tari Andras, Cs. 10th Janos, Var
ga Sander, Boleshazy Gyorgy.
dollar Balogh Istvan, Balogh Fe-
rene, Bork6 Mihalyne, Veress Ig-
nacne, Csontos Janosne, idb. Ba-
kos Istvan, Hodory Istvan, ifj. Be
lenszky, Dorko Imre, Kiss Sa-
muel, B. Kiss Janos, Olajos Ist-
van, Gyorgy Mihalyne, Dobay
Geza, B. Kiss Janosne, Szaday
BENJAMIN, Szanth6 Julia, Szalay
J6zsef, Poznar Janos, Varga Gyu-
la, Fazekas Sari, Borsy -Kerekes
Gy0rgyne, Balogh Erzs6bet, Poz-
mar Jolan, Olajos Erzsebet, Ola
jos Andrasnf, Frank Janos, Sza-'
lay Jozsefne, Mezey Janos, Hoch
lwarth Atamne, Lakatos Karol,
i'd, Asztalos Aron, Mayer Mar
tonne, Lakatos Erzsebet, idb. La
katos Karolyne, 10th Andrasne
Lengyel Lajosne, 10th JOSEF.
Eszenyi Tstvanne, Csepke Balazs,
Csapke Karoly, ifj. Almasy Ga
Dor, Demjen Andras, Belenszky
Janos, Varga Janos, Mihok And
ras, Balogh Sander, Almasy J6-
zsef, 10th Gabor, Vekasi Mihaly.
Pallai Andrasne, Dank6 Laszlo,
Takacs Daniel, Hura Pal, Veres
Ignac, idb. Almasy .Gabor, Vass
! Martonne, Boda Istvanne, Patka-
1 n&asy aoaps Sipos Andrasne
/ 10th Istvanne, Gy6ri Mihalyne,
| Szakacs Vera, Barta Erzsebet
Durda Mihalyne, ozv. Szilagyine
veres Margit, Hizsnyai Lajos, Ko-
lozwary J6zsef, Kat6cs Od0n, Ko-
vacs Elekne, G0rgey Janos, idb.
P6ksik Sandor, Macy Peter, Ko-
vacs Andras, idb. Eszenyi Istvan,
Kovacs Mihaly, N. N, Mih6k
Menyhert, idb. Dork6 Janos, Len
| gyel Lajos, Demjen Janos, Hogya
Karoly, Kiss Andras, Patkanoczy
= ~ st = j. o.
Janos, Sziics Janos, Kat6cs Ja-
nos, Kiss Ferenc, Iiska Sandor,
P6csik Sander, Kerti Imre, Po-
tornay Janos, Belenszky JOSEF,
Bartha Peter, Valeczky Jozsef,
Kolozsvary J6zsefne, Fazekas Ist-
vanne, Agoston Janosne, 0zv. Sza-
lb6 Paine, Lengyel Andrasne, La
katos Karoly, Kiss Samuelne, Szu-
ligan Janosne, Dork6 Janosne,
Bartha Peterne, Hodory Sandor-
ne, Mrs. Gavay, Mrs. Varga, i'll.
ILakatos Karolyne, Sznligan Mar
1 git, Kolozsvary Juliska, Nemeth
Jolan, Potornay Ilona, Potornay
Janosne, Gagyi Janos, Varga
|Gyulane, Balogh Istvanne, Ko-
vacs Andrasne, Gy6ri Aranka, Al
masy Claiborne, Hogya Karolyne,
Kiss Margit. SO centjevel Macy
Istvan, Kovacs Pal, Pogany Janos,
8|ifj. Kiss Mihaly, Agoston Geza,
Almasy Lidia, Lengyel Ezsebet,
Hizsnyai Lajosne, Belenszky Ma
riska, Tatar Pal, Tatar Matild,
Kat6cs Iren, Varga nona, Kat6cs
lMargit, Balazs Janosne, Eszenyi
|Istvan, Belenszky Elek, Belenszky'
Janos, Kovacs Dezs5, Aimasy Fe-
rene, Agoston Karoly, 0zv. DAN
lk6ne, Szekeres Julianna, NJ. Sit6,
10th Istvan, 10th Ferenc, /. 10th,
Szanth6 J6zsefne, Nemeth Margit,
POznar JanOsne, H0rvath Iona,
lPallai Mariska, 10th Jolan, Vass
Ir6n, Ks Erzsi, Hajdn Janos,
varga Bella, Horvdth lima, Mrs
Dobay, Szekeres Olga, KovAcs
IOlga. Is centjevel Balogh Maria,
Radn6ti Telma, T6th Dlsa, Esze-
|nyi Erzsebet.
A j6lelkii adakos6kon listen
1 |garaag 6ldfsa lesyen.
x6n6nst. A kAr6csonyi <s ujevi
iinnepek slialm6r ! yiiIs skesst
taejai k6siil ieen sokan leptek
mes trttkss a t ksl bsn'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
MAGYAR REFoRMATtJs
EGYHAz
Iselkesz:
Mt LAKY zSIGMOND.
Templom s. lelk6szlak:
737 Mahoning Ave. Tel: 39949.

nj LAKY Z8lannONO.
Templom s. lelk6szlak:
| 1877 Mahoning Ave. Tel: 39949
Gyiil6sek. Egyhazunk cl6ljar6-
saga rendes havi gyiileset szom-
baton, janl.ar 14-en, este ffl nyolc
oral kezdettel tartja.
Evi Macy k6zgyiilesiink vasar-
nap, 15sen a delel6tti istentiszte-
let keret4ben lesz megtartva. Tc-
kintettcl ARA, hogy a gyiilescn|
lesznek d presbiterek is. mcgva-
lasztva, fontos, hogy fnetcsiik-
kel hatralekban nom lcv6 rendcs
szavaz6 tagok mcgjelenjcnek.
Istentiszteleteink. Evzaro istcn-
tisztcletet tartottunk szombaton
este. Dacara a borzaszto hidcg-
mex, hivek nagyon szdp szam-
ban mcgjelentek a templomban.
Sokan voltak az njevi istentisz-
teleten is. Eszre lehetett venni a
hideg hatasat, kiil6n0sem a gyer-
mekek soraban, de azert a k0riil-
menyelnhez ktpest nagyon sep
szamban jelentck meg.
P6tolas. Dacara annak, alogy
minden lehct3t clkjvettiink, hogy
a gyermek sziniel5adassal lxap-
csolatban senkinek a neve, a t0bb
mint rs szerepl6 gyermek k0ziil
XII ne marathon, ket f6szerepl6
neve tevedesb5l kimaradt. A ket
f3szerepD Balogh Erzsike es
Varga Erzsike. Mid ketten az
"Angyal szivek" cimii darabban
jatszottak, s mint k0z0nseg j6l
tlTdja, mind a ketten kitiin3en
jatszottak szerepeilet, nagyon
sok tapsot, jol mcgerdcmclt tap
sot kapott. Helyrc potoljuk tu-
d6sMasban a mulkori jelentest.
Szemelyi hir. Mt. I,aky zsig-
mondne, hogy karacsonyi es NJ
evi iinnepek rendezeseyel iaro
nagy faradsagat kipihenje, $ hogy
cgyuttal bizonyos csaladi iigycket
is elintezzen, sziilcihez utazott
hetf6n este, ugy ket het mnlva
fog vissza j0nni k6riinkbe.
Dacara annak, hogy nem volt
mar itthon multi -kedden tartott
Lorantffy gyiilesen, gyulest
megtartott&k .~nerAk n6inks ifj,
Molnar Istvann6 eln0klete mel
lett. Bibliat olvasott Beres sIst-
vanne Hubbardr6l, imadkozott .es
az eneklest vezette Vilagi Berta-
lame.
Jelen volt a gyiilesen egyideig a
lelkesz is, aki Macy oromenek
adott afelett kifejezest, hogy a
gyiilest oily szepen megtartottals
a tagok.
Laky Zsigmond ref. lelkesz XII.
tiintetese. A helybeli reformatus
cgyhaz lelkeszet lijabb kitiintetes
erte. Az Ohio allambeli isszes
professions lelkeszek altal tartott
evi nagygyiilesen, melyet mint
rendesen, most is CollmbuSban
tartanak, a Nemzetk0zi J0akarat
Erdekeit Szolgalo Bizottsag tag
java valasztottak, err6l het
elejen lcvelbcn ertesitettek.
Az egesz allan teriileten mum.
kalkod6 protestans lelkeszek kon.
ferenciaja januar 23--26 napjan
lesz megtartva.
A kitiintetett lelkesz, tekintet
tel ARA, hogy nemzetenek es ma.
gyar ref. egyhazanak tehet erte-
kes s7olgalatot, mint E bizottsae
tagja, megvalasztast elfogadta
Bazaar nyugtaxas. E lap hasab
jain mar megjelent a jelentes q
kitin6en sikerilt bazarunkr6l. 81
alkalommal kozoljik a nyugta
East. Ha veletleniil valami kima
radt, vagy t6vesen van k0z0lve
kerjiik sziveskedjenek a, lelkesszel
k0zolni, hogy a hfbat kiigazit.
hassuk.
South Side IS videken vali
gyiijtes. Pallay Andasne es Vaskt
Istvann6 gyiijtese q. k0vetkez6'
n ~ DR. ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-14

LATE BULLETINS

HORNsBY, KNOWING JOCKEY
Of the Boston
York Giants both denied
f. Chicago whose linked with
the Illinois Turf association
EAsTLAND JURY STARTS DOUBLE SLAYING
Eastland today
Of Shook and his brother Leon
field village Three farmer boys Clyde
Wilson Davis 49, who lived
Of with the killings
GIANTS MAKE FROM BRAVES
straight the
taking the first today
doubleheader ito 2
SHIPS STORM AREA
by ready for departure should
be Porto Rico other hu
cane eridden points.
NEGROES FROM CHAIR
Sept1 that he would
Huntcyie.
medical specialists had declared Alexander
killing his wife, and the other negro plea for cmncy
had down.
ABLES QUITS LEADERSHIP OF !. A. CLUB
his his baseball
Thomas r office secretary for elected business
a a meeting today.
SHORE ELIERS RESCUED; MAIL SAVED
andtw
hptoshore flight landed 81 New Lyn
trawr which had picked them ~ es They
efforts the had failed Several
saved and handed to the local postOf os delivery
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-14
Dancy Addresses
Kiwanis Club AT
Thursdays Meet

"The Duty Of Kiwanian" was the
subject Of an address delivered by
County Judge Oscar c. Dancy be-
fore the weekly luncheon Of the
Brownsville Kiwanis club held in the
FL Jardin hotel Thursday noon.
Aside from Judge Dancy's address,
John Harris, club delegate 20 the
Dallas meet Of the Texas-0kIahoma
districts, outlined the principal mat
ters Of Importance to come before
the conference.
lie declared that the conference
urged the clubs OF the district to
strive Dor better relations between
the farmer and the business man and
70 continue their underprivileged
child work.
Roy Ruff was appointed chairman
Of the entertainment committee and
Rev. O. G.. Crow was named to de-
liver an address on "The Kiwanis
Club as an Asset to the City" at the
regular weekly luncheon to be held
next Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-14
SECONDPILOT
LANDS SAFELY
INPARACHUTE
Ships Lock Together
And Spin 1000 Feet
To Earth at San An
tonic; D, Not Burn

SAN ANTONIO. Sept. 14.-tP)-
Crashing at terrific speed into a De
Haviland airplane flown at an alti-
tude OF about 1000 feet, near Cast.
roville. west Of here, Cadet GaynoI
Tostevin. %. of Racine, WIS. stu
dent flier in the pursuit section OF
the advanced flying school, Kelly
Field. was killed today.
Cadet Sheldon b. Yoder, observa-
tion student from AImont, Mich.
pilot OF the De Haviland plane
scrambled out Of the front cockpit
was blown into the rear cockpit by
the rush Of wind past the falling
planes and then managed to jump
and save his life with his para
chute.
The collision occurred when Tos-
tevin led a formation Of three pur-
suit planes in simulated attack
against three observation planes.
Yoder was flying the plane in the
left rear of the observation forma-
tion. The pursuit students were fly
ing approximately 1000 feet above
the observation squadron when Tos-
tevin nosed his ship downward to
dive on the latter formation. With
his ship travelling at high sps "a. he
started to pull up but apparently
misjudged his distance and pulled
his ship directly under and into
the landing year Of the De Havi
land.
Cadet Yoder was shocked and GOV.
cred with oil from the damaged mo.
tors. He climbed out Of the cock
pit TO jump clear of the ships
which stuck together. and ther
started down in a spin. but topplec
over head foremost into the rear
cockpit. Despite the difficulty hs
had in jumping. other pilots whC
circled the falling planes estimated
the ships had not fallen more thar
1900 feet before his parachute open.
ed.
The two ships continued 70 the
earth locked together and did not
burn. according to reports from Kel-
III Field.
The body Of Tostevin was found
about 200 yards from the wreckage
and Yoder landed approximately ths
same distance from where the ships
fell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-14
I.CELAYA,SR
dies IN S. A
Funeral To Be Here
Late Saturday For
Local Leader

Jose Celaya, r.. 72 years of age.
native Of Brownsville and through
out his lifetime prominent in the
city's social and business life. died
NJ San Antonio at o'clock Friday
afternoon.
The body will arrive in Browns
vile Saturday morning. and will lie
IN state nc the residence Of His son,
Joe Celaya. Jr.. 604 Washington
street. until the funeral hour,
which will be at 10 a. I'M. Sunday.
Joe Celaya. Jr-. was called 10 San
Antonio Friday afternoon upon ad-
vice from his brother, DR.. Henry
Celaya. that his fathers condition
had taken a turn for the worse.
The sick man Iapsed into uncon-
sciousness Friday evening. and new
er reEained it.
"A message announcing the death
Of Mr.. Celaya was received by NJ. II.
West, president Of the Texas Bank
a Trust company az 2:10 o'clock
this afternoon.
Mr.. Celaya is survived BY four
sons: Joe Celaya, Jr.. of Browns
vile; Charles Celaya of Rio Grande
City; DIR. Henry Celaya of San An
tonic. and Simon Celaya Of Browns
VILE Mrs. Celaya died several
years AGO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-14
BANDIT TAKEN
|. IN GUN FIGHT
ADMITS JOB
Jaworski, 27, Daring
Killer Stays Cop In
Cleveland; Gets Sc
we're Wounds

CLEVELAND. Sept. l4.--tPl-Paul
Jaworski. 27-year-old killer who was
shot and captured In a gun battle
with police here yesterday. today nd
mitted participation in the $4,000
robbery of the Detroit News pay
roll a few months ago, Detective
Sergeant Emil Ziegler announced.
One policeman was killed and an
other was shot during a hold-up-
Jaworski. one of the cnuntry's
most daring bandits Of the last de-
cade who has six murders and a
host Of robberies checked against
his operations. was near death In a
hospital today.
One officer was slain and another
probably fatally wounded late yes
terday when he was captured
Jaworski. trapped in an East Side
residence, fought IL out wit 2 small
army OF policemen only 20 be
brought down by tear gas bombs and
shotgun slugs just a year from the
day he shot his way out Of the
Allegheny county Jail at Pittsburgh,
Pa, where he was awaiting sentence
for murder.
With $4,000 in rewards hanging
over his head for his capture dead
or alive. Jaworski had vowed he
would never be taken alive. When
a police squad located him in .
restaurant yesterday. he fired with
out a moments hesitation and killed
Patrolman Anthony Wieczcrek, 81.
Another officer. George H. Effinger
was seriously wounded and Benja-
min Majstrek. 81. a bystander. stop
ped stray shot in his groin.
Jaworski had been recognized IN
the restaurant BY John Zavworski,
Pittsburgh grocery clerk. from
newspaper pictures. While Jawcrski
was shooting his way out of the
cafe. his companion. John Nasbinder
%. under death sentence for kill
ing in Pittsburgh. escaped through
the rear door.
Still firing. Jaworski raced out
the front d0cr. over fences. and
down alleyways until he forced his
way into an unoccupied residence.
Flying squads and motorcycle Of
ficers. however. hung On his .rail
and in a few minutes had the house
surrounded.
Five tear bombs forced him "a
come out and as he did 80 Patrolman
Yaro Koudela let fire with a pump
gun. About Is officers then rushed
inside where the fugitive had fallen
and captured him. Jaworski had
made no attempt To use his gun
while in the house. although he had
plenty of ammunition.
Jaworski had a police record oi
killings and robberies in Pittsburgh
and Detroit. He gained his greatest
prominence in the dynamiting and
| $104.000 robbery az mn armored pay
car OF the Pittsburgh Terminal Coal
Corporation az Coverdale in March
1927.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-14
DEVISE new
TRAFFICRULE
Parking Near Central
School Plant VIII
Be Prohibited

In an effort to relieve traffic con-
ditions in the vicinitx Of the cen
trail school plant, the Brownsville
police department today issued an
order prohibiting parking at any
point On Palm Boulevard between
jefferson and Elizabeth streets. the
order applying to both sides Of the
boulevard.
The state law prohibiting speed IA
excess Of 10 miles an hour in the
vicinity OF school buildings will be
strictly enforced, Lieutenant or Po-
lice John Armstrogn said.
The worst situation exists On
Adams street where there are long
sections without sidewalks, police
stated. Hundreds Of children use
this thoroughfare on their way to
and from school, and are compelled
to walked on the pavement. Efforts
will be made by the city commission
70 compel all property owners on
Adams TO construct walks.
Cars of teachers and students may
be parked on jefferson, Adams and
Washington streets and also on the
road running through the center Of
the school grounds. The latter will
be made a one-way road, cars enter
ing from jefferson street, and they
will be permitted to park on one
side Under no circumstances will
cars be permitted to park on Palm
Boulevard.
Nearly 1000 children are nowen-
rolled in the grammar grades at
tne central school plant, and the en-
rollmert in all grades. the junior
college and senior high is in excess
of LOO. Two to three traffic off
GERS are required to handle the traf-
re during the rush hours. The traf-
fie department is confident prohibi-
tion Of parking on Palm Boulevard
viii greatly decrease the traffic
problem and viii remove the prin-
cfpal menace to school children
crossing he boulevard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-14
Atlanta Cops on
NeWCarneSClue:
L. A. Drops Case

sician whose full name she did not
know.
Solicitor General John A. Boykins
issued the subpoena here ON the
strc-gth Of her statement. Dcclin-
ing to identify the man further.
Los Angeles dispatches had quoted
Miss Griffin a. saying the physician
had accompanied her and Mrs. Louise
Pope, formerly Of Atlanta, to Bos-
ton and New York early in 1927.
LOS ANGELES, SEPT. 14.--tPD--
The whereabouts Of Clinton s.
Carnes, missing treasurer Of the
Southern Baptist home mission
board Of Atlanta, Ga, today had
ceased TO worry police here.
Collapse of the only clue that the
cashier. whose accounts are said 70
be short more than $1,000.0 900, was
hiding in Southern California
brought announcement last night
that the police had dropped the
hunt, at least temporarily.
The investigators said one woman
had cleared herself of suspicion as
far as knowledge Of Carnes' hiding
place was @0nI&AuEQ aHA aHoturA HAl
furnished evidence which might aid
Atlanta police.
II was after Mrs. Louise Pope
formerly of Atlanta. voluntarily ap-
peared mt the district attorneys Of
flee and offered 70 submit 10 ques-
tioning that police said they would
not continue the hunt.
Mrs. Pope II a companion Of Sonia
Nordlie, who with another Atlanta
girl came to Hollywood from Allan
Ia to seek 10 enter the films, on
money advanced under "a contract by
Carnes.
Police earlier believed Mrs. Pope
was aware Of Carnes' whereabouts
but after a conference the district
attorneys office said they were Ger.
tain she hda no such knowledge and
that until Atlanta authorities reveal
some new evidence, the case would
be dropped.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-14
MAKE final
ARRANGEMENT
FOR FIESTA
Diez v Seis Observance
To Begin at Sunrise
Saturday and Last
Until Sunday Night

Final preparations have been com
pleted by the civilian and military
officials of Matamoros for the OBJ
servance of Diez Seis de Sep
tiembre, (September 16), beginning
at D. m. Saturday and closing at 10
p. mi. Sunday.
The celebration will be officially
ushered in at IL p. m Saturday
night, the hour of "El Grito de Do
lores," when Pedro Saenz, Matamoros
official, will deliver the independence
address.
At sunrise Saturday morning, the
Mexican colors will be raised on all
public buildings in the city a. a
salute of honor is fired by the Mex.
lean army guns.
A similar salute will he fired at
sunrise Sunday, at which time
whistles will be blown and church
bells rung proclaiming the Mexican
day Of independence.
Civil and military authorities OF
both Mafamoros and Brownsville and
all social, fraternal and civic organ
izations will take part IN the pro-
gram TO be presented on Plaza Hi
dalRo at 4:30 p. m. Sunday where the
opening nuaber will consist Of mu-
sical selection by the Matamoros band
under direction Of Prof. Jose Maria
Barrientos.
The musical number will be fol
lowed by an official address 70 bc
delivered BY DR.. Manuel r. Rodriguez
Braida after which a group of Mex
lean children from the public schools
ranging in ages from to years
will sing "El Sarape Oaxaqueno."
On completion Of the song, the
band will play another selection
which Is to be followed BY a gym
nsstic drill put on by students OF the
Minerva Commercial academy. Mata
moros which IL to be followed by the
singing CT the national anthem BY the
students Of all schools.
A drill BY a squadron Of the 18th
Continued on page eight)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-14

FORT WORTH, Tex, Sept. IT,
Pl-Ten Fort Worth oil promoters
were named in the five indictments
returned yesterday by the special
federal grand jury In partial report
to Judge Wilson. Each was charged
with using the mails to defraad-
After making its report the jury
recessed until October p when u
will report on a number Of com
plants alleging that oil proomters
have used the mails 70 defraud.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-14

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 14--tPl-
Fresh but mystifying trails were dis
closed today in the nationwide
search for Clinton 5. Carnes, MISS
ing treasurer or the Southern Bapt
tist home mission board, as a grand
jury sought information from a man
identified only as IA prominent At
lanta physician"
Latest ''leads" in the hunt for the
man whose disappearance led to the
discovery or $l,000,000 shortage in
his church accounts, were furnished
yesterday in Los Angeles by Miss
Lois Griffin, film protege Of Carnes.
She told authorities it would BE- ad-
visable to question Atlanta ply
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-14
Gales Seeks to Free
Youth From Bandits

DENVER, Sept l4.-tEl-Presi-
dent Gales has taken steps 70 OBJ
tain the immediate release" Of +.
J. Bumstead. former Colorado
School Of Mines student. from ban
dts wh6 kidnapped him from the
Humboldt mine in the state Of Nay
arit, Mexico. August 25, he has ad-
vised G. L. Colburn. secretary Of the
school Of mines alumni association,
by telegraph.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-14
INSTITUTE Is
BANKERS Plan
Valley Chapter To Be
Formed at Banquet
Here Friday

Organization of the Valley chapter
Of the American Institute Of Banking
is expected TO be perfected at a din
ner Of Valley bankers and employees
OF banks at Hotel I'll Jardin at
o'clock Friday night, according 70
w. b. Sellers, president of the Valley
Bankers association. under whose
auspices the enterprise is being fos-
tered.
Replies received to letters sent
out 20 the banking fraternity
throughout the Valley indicate that
gates will attend the association
meeting" Mr.. Sellers said.
"The institute" Mr.. Sellers said
ais the educational section of the
American Bankers Association, and
has "a national membership Of over
10000 young bank men and women
operating local chapters in 1872 Of the
leading cities of the United States.
with a total class enrolment OF
over $4,000 students, the institute is
easily the largest educational insti-
tuition in the world, it's enrolment
exceeding the combined enrolment Of
Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Cornell and
Columbia universities, and the United
States naval and military academies
"It offers practical study courses
in banking subjects TO employees anc
officers of all banks and trust COM
panies, and its establishment in the
Rio Grande Valley a. a most far
reaching and constructive step by the
Valley Bankers association in the di.
rection Of elevating the standards oi
banking in this section and improv,
ing the quality Of banks, bankers and
banking service available TO this
citizenship Of the the Rio Grandt
Valley"
W. J. Evans, national vice-presi-
dent of the Institute. and +. +. Ev'
erett. president Of the San Antonio
chapter, are in Brownsville for the
purpose Of assisting in the organiza-
tion of the local chapter.
Upward OF 200 Valley bank mer
and women were expected tc attend
Friday nights meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-14
is SHCT FOR
BEWITCHING'
MANS CATTLE

LADYSMITH. Wis. Sept. A.
tP)-Machael Drouse. farmer iiv-
ing near Biuse, Wis, who shot
and fatally wounded John Wierz-
ba, a., from ambush, told Sheriff
Dobson, who arrested him yester-
dav he did il because Wierzba had
bewitched mis- cows. Issuance of a
murder warrant has been with
held pending decisions Of sanity
hearing.
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Father and Son
Are Arrested In
Death of Tramp

STEPHENVILLE Tex. Sept. H.
tP,-Reed Cox. Erath county farm
er. and his son Dock. were at Lib
erty today on bonds of $500 each
after their arrest in the shooting
yesterday OF an unidentified man
who called at their farm home. near
here, and asked for something to
ent.
According to statements made TO
officers by the two men. the strang-
er stopped at the house where Mrs.
Cox was alone. and when his re-
quest Tor food was refused. he be-
gan TO curse the woman. Mrs. Cox
went to a field where her husband
and son we're working and told
them Of the incident, they said.
Cox and his son obtained a gun,
following TIVE man.
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one Of the largest delegations in the
convention.
THE various senatorial districts
we're allotted sections in the conven-
ton hail. Mrs. Taylor said, "When
arrived at the hall / made my way
to the Twenty-seventh district sec
ton and found the seats occupied,
mostly by women. / introduced my
self 10 several. and was amazed
when I discovered there was not y
woman in that group who was not 4
resident Of Dallas or Fort Worth:
that none or them were accredited
delegates, and they indicated they