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Evening star., 1928-11-21
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MARSH MURDER H37trr stsa

Copyright. 1928. by Bcu Syndicate. Inc

| And you wouldn't understand word
of it if you did. You'll learn whole
lot more if you go home and read the
Herald"
well, I never did see the inside of
courtroom" the old lady persisted
plaintively. Il thought it would be
kind of nice to see it once"
That was what it was to them-a
show. 1t would be equally show II
it were Barbara inside instead Of Orme.
A hastily erected fence of unpaint-
ed laths walled off the entrance to
Department 81. Peter ran the gamut
Of six policemen, holding fast to his
card of admittance: press Pass. Admit
j. A. Piper. representing Herald to all
Court Sessions of Orme Trial, Attest
A. w. Moore, clerk; Charles Harvey,
Judge. Seat number 53." 1t was his
ticket to the arena, where the gladi-
atorS would lunge at one another with
their word-lanceS, where the judge
would loll in his chair-"thumbs up,
thumbs down." And outside, the blind
ly patient crowd, waiting hungrily for
its crumbs of vicarious excitement.
Peter flung himself, worn and dishev-
elled, into seat So. Inside the court
room it was very quiet In one corner
q 4lUpSA VGACBl dpAA AISIA uALCAAV UAShSN
sharply, like the sound of an induStri-
Gus cricket. Behind the railing which
divided the courtroom in half, Peter
recognized the roll of fat on the back
of the neck of the district attorney,
the scrubbed blondeness, like small
boy just out of the tub, of the young
defense lawyer, the stalwart, mother
less shoulders of DR.. Cavanaugh. Orme
himself was overshadowed by the huge
Evening star., 1928-11-21

telephones in the witness room out
side.
BET you two bits they don't get a
jury in week."
mot with Judge Harvey-hel speed
'em. Say, do you remember in the
Cogswell case he told 'em he was 60
ing to begin trying it by Monday noon,
jury or no jury?"
Peter grimmaced over his shoulder
at the @ and A. twins of the Herald
staff. They sat in adjacent seats, one
of them taking down in shorthand the
questions and the other the answers to
the testimony. Between whiles. they
invariably engaged in spirited con-
f1ict over the expected progress of the
case in hand. AS he turned, Peter for
the first time had an obstructed view
of the chairs set back from the table,
within the enclosure.
Here, Harry!" He thrust his pages OF
notes into the hand of the nearest OF
the @ and A twins. Take care Of this
for me, will you? Phone it in to the
office and tell Jimmy I'll be around to
write the rest of the story in half an
hour. And if he tells you to remind
me there's / O'Clock deadline, you
tell him If I miss it he can fire me, and
to go to-anywhere you like"
Peter nudged his way up the aisle
Evening star., 1928-11-21

and vaulted the low railing TO the en-
closed area. his eyes fixed on a small
black hat just visible above the back
of chair.
Barbara" he exclaimed, "Why did
you come? How did you get in?"
The little figure in the big chair fac
ed him calmly.
Father got pass for me-" she an
nounced. Hes to be an expert wit
ness, you know, and I've never seen
him in action. I told him I thought
it might be interesting" Peter WON
dered If he would ever in the world
get over being astonished at Barbara
Except for the tired lines about her
eyes, she was as nonchalant as If they
had met in the lobby of theater in
stead OF courtroom. II
But you mustn't stay. You mustn't"
Peter said in a low tone. "It's too
much for you to stand. And it won't
do anybody a particle of good
Wont you sometime ask me some
thing that I don't have to say No
to. Peter?" For one moment her up
turned face was full of appealing visit
fullness; the next. it had hardened into
look of weary fortitude. How can
possibly know what will do any good,
unless I stay to find out?" she said.
Continued in .TomorroW's Starr
Evening star., 1928-11-21

figure of the deputy sheriff from the
homicide squad who sat beside him.
Twelve men and women ranged in two
rows along the side wall contrived to
look at the same time blank and self
conscious. One of them wore green
hat perched high above her sallow
face. Peter decided that hat like
that deserved a peremptory challenge.
The case of the people against Da-
va Orme as alleged in the in
dlctment That he did willfully
and teloniously murder one Sheila Els
worth ;" intoned the district at
torney.
The Judge. with a face all sharp
angles, like cubist drawing, topped
by hair that glistened like spun sugar,
raped out questions
conscientious scruples against the
death penalty in a proper case /.
ANY prejudice for or against the de-
tense OF insanity The criterion
of accountability is this"
Questions. Questions. Questions.
THE people will excuse Mr. War
ren The challenge is with the
defense The defense will excuse
Mrs. Barnes" That was the woman in
the green hat. Thank Heaven he
would not have to face that hat in
the jury box day after day!
The personnel in the IL chairs shift
ed. The bailiff pulled slips of. paper
out Of a revolving tin box and boom
ed new names, one by one. Orme-
Peter could see him now, over the
shoulder Of the sheriff-sat with fold
ed arms, staring dreamily into space,
his profile motionless in relief against
the plaster of the wall Not once did
he glance towards the Jury box The
questions and challenges floated unno-
tlced over his head. Not once did he
start at the words murder" "Sheila
Ellsworth, ''hanged"-words reiterated
Evening star., 1928-11-21
Continued from Yesterdays starr
TIE STORY THUS EAR.

Don Ellsworth's wife, formerly the famou,
actress Sheila O'Shay. disappears, leaving
no trace. Dr.. Cavanaugh, the great Grim
inal PSYCHOLOGIST. learns that their married
lie has been very unhappy.
tries e Piper sDorteT on the Herald
meets Barbara Cavanaugh, the attractive
daughter. and finds that she was engaged
to Don Ellsworth before his marriage.
An unidentified body is found in the tule
marsh outside the city. Il is burned be-
yond recognition. but from a small patch
body Of Sheila 0'Shay., Barbara 1aints
when she hears him tell this to Peter.
Peter, already half in love with her, is
convinced that she knows something about
the murder, and his instinct is TO protect
Mrs. Kane. sheila o'shay's waiting wom-
treSs forced Don Ellsworth to marry her
by threatening a breach of promise suit.
Peter and Or. Cavanaugh search the bou-
doir Of the murdered woman The breach
of promise papers have been taken. but
they find g threatening letter signed
Orme. He runs him down at an automo-
bile tourists camp. Orme is an irrespon5
sible, temperamental, artistic and refined
man, who does not seem capable of COM
mitting murder Finding Orme so help
less, Peter asks DR.. Cavanaugh to help him
out out a; at the e trial pr Cayanaugh asrees to
bara destroy a deadly bit of evidence. a
comb of Sheila O'Shay's. and he IS torn
between his love and the fear of her guilt.
lie determines to save her at any cost.
They discover their great love for each
other. but Barbara will not let Peter help
one, else to whom she is bound by sense
of honor.
Evening star., 1928-11-21

and hammered on Peters conscious
ness until he wanted to strike out
against them in unreasonable fury.
The very worst feature of being tried
for murder Peter decided, was the
torturing, abysmal boredom of it. If
they would only get on with it! The
press correspondents Slumped in their
chairs, jotting down the names and
addresses of jurors and crossing them
out again when they were challenged.
A sketch artist" in the row ahead
amused himself by drawing libelous
caricature of the court reporter. With
one accord the men and women in
the jury box denied that they eve2 read
anything in the newspapers or had
ever heard of the murder of Sheila
O'Shay. The faint slip-slip of pencils
on copy paper, the chirping of the
telegraph cricket sounded as a con-
slant faint overtone to the droning
OF questions and answers.
There was an indefinable stir, like
winds sweeping through forest.
Court adjourned until 2 O'Clock"
Order in the courtroom, please! !
Keep your SeatS!'
First juror chosen in Orme Muir
der triar'--it would be shouted in "ex-
tras" on every corner within the hour.
Stumbling and pushing, the reporters
crowded the aisle, breaking for the
Evening star., 1928-11-21
A Doctor Talks
About CasCara

1t is unfortunate that many peo-
pie judge the thoroughneSS of a
laxative by its violence. The salts
that rush through the system may
not even penetrate the film of
poisonous matter that has coated
the colon. A long list of drugs will
loosen the bowels" but what is
the best way to CLEANSE them?
The worlds best laxative is one
that Mother Nature makes in her
own laboratory. It is the bark CT
a tree, called CASCARA. The In
dianS used to chew this bark-and
reach old age without a sick day.
1t is the best thing there is today,
for any system; best for the blood.
The most beneficial in it's action
on the bowels, of anything yet
disclosed. For many reasons:
First Of all, there is no HABIT
Evening star., 1928-11-21

is as unpredictable as the sue
cess of a theatrical production
L but the trial of David Orme
was "sure fire" from the be-
ginning.
Its got everything" Jimmy asserted
with enthusiasm. sex appeal, mystery,
big money. It's a WOW Of a story!"
Peter glared dourly at his fellow hu-
man beings as he fought his way
through the crowd in front of the
court house It was a quiet, even a
contented crowd, content to stand and
stare all day at the familiar outlines
of the building-familiar and yet
subtly dramatic now because Of the
drama of life and death opening behind
IT'S walls. There was absolutely nothing
Tor them to see, Peter reflected Grossly,
and yet they thought nothing of wait
ing there, hour after hour There
were women with small children jam
med against their skirts, men carry
ing their lunches in paper bags. Ropes
guarded by policemen cleared lane to
the doors; but inside, the crowd pour
ed itself down the corridors from wall
TO wall. They showed no disposition
to make way for Peter.
I'm sorry, you'll have to let me
through" he reiterated mechanically,
displaying his press badge and rein
forcing it with the sharp prodding of
elbows.
There's too many of these here
press fellows, that's what's keeping
everybody else out. Where do they
get all their pull, anyhow"
Peter shouldered the speaker aside,
forcing his way forward, yard by yard
Say, young man, how 90 you get
In to see this boy that's killed
somebody? I've been here since s
o'clock this morning and I amt no
nearer than when I started" Peter
felt the pressure of a hand on his
arm and turned to look down into
the face of a neat little old lady, garb-
ed IN her best" of faded black.
You don't get in,' he snapped.
Evening star., 1928-11-21

formed from caScara. The bowels
are not weakened, but strength
ened by its occasional use. The
occasions when one needs this aid
grow less and less. It's influence
is long-felt. You don't find your
self worse bound-up the day fol-
lowing. You do find the bowels
more inclined to move of their own
volition. The candy CaScaret that
every drugstore always has in
stock Is the ideal form of caScara.
Evening star., 1928-11-21
CHAPTER XXXVIT.

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was "Sure fire" from the be-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-19

Kuti R6za, Orban M6zesne, Kpr-
pc Vilmos, Szatmary J6zsef, Ne
meth Katalin, Hunyadi Jen6ne,
Beres Imre, Lampert Jolan, Dor
10 Iren, Kacso Janos. Szilagyi Fe-
reno, Baba Janos, Fabian Mihaly,
10th Sander, Koran Janos, Bir6
Andras, Ozsvath Irma, Kish Juli-
anna, Szakacs Gyorgyne, Sebes-
tyen Albertne, IS centet Tor0k
Sander, SO centet Bercs Janos,
jaeger Ella, Jager Ilona, Csatlos
Maria. Csatl6s Pal, Pal Katalin,
Sikes Margit, Sike Sandor, Dezsi
james, Dezsi Berta, Macy J6zsef,
Takach Iren, Takach R6za, Fa-
bian Maria, Fabian Rebeka, Fa-
bian Janos, Pal Istvan, HES Irma.
Termeszetbeni adomanyokat adj
talk: Hunyadi Ilona, Szabo En-
zsebet, Krizsan Mihalyne, Mathe
Janosne, Szekely Julianna. ASIA
los Paine es Kish Imrene. s ICY a
tiszta keszpenz bevetel volt $42
5 25 cent. A szeretetvendegseg
| el5alhtasanatk koltsegei $21.75
centet tettek XII s ICY a marad-
vany $2O.5O cent. Koszonet es el-
ismares mindazoknak, akik ezeI
sep ifjusagi osszejovetelt cred
menyesse tettek.
Husveti iinnepek utan. Halha-
tatlansagnak, az eletnek halalor
vett dics6seges diadalanak Macy
iinnepeiil tartatott elejetol fogvs
a husvet szent iinnepe, amelye,
egyhazunk tagjai ezen az even is
met melt0 keretek k0z0tt iinne
1peltek meg. Ezen iiinneplesiinl
mar a viragvasarrapi istentiszte
lettel vette kezdetet, amely ma
pom hatalmas tegla templomunl
teljes viragdiszben uszott, a Ike
eyes Mariak j6sziviisegeb6l kifo
i ly0lao ITgyaniS ezen manor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-19

mindegy IS feln6tt egyen tett az,
Urasztala elott ujabb bizonysa-
got a megko onfirmalt tizennegy]
fatal testveriinkkel kapcsolato-]
san magyar kalvinista hit6rl es1
vallast ARA nezve, hogy draga ve-
rem szerzett egyhazumknak mint
halaig hiiseges tagjai lesznek.
Maid aztan nagyhet folyaman
kiil0nb0zo esteken taTtottunk al
kalmi es biinbanati istentisztelete-
ket ,amelyek a koriilm!snyekliez
kepest eleg latogatottak voltak
minden egyes alkalommal. Aztat1
elliott varva vart Feltamadas'
desc scent unnepe es husvet ell
s6napian mar j6val beharango-
zas el6tt ujbol megtelt szep tagas
templomunk, kozelrol es tavol-
r6l jott testvereink nagy szama-
val, hogy a Feltamadas eme orOk-
Ike emlekezetes szent iinnepen, az
Ur hazaban megpihenjenek kisse
| es letegyek az ddet ketsegeinek
gyaszruhajat az Urasztala elott.
s ICY mindegy 165 buzgo testve-
rink lett reszese a Krisztus altal
szerzett boldogsagnak, az orokelet
idvessegenek. Ez alkalombol XII
folyolag az aldozashoz a sakra-
mentumi scent jegyeket, a kenye-
ret es bort egyhazu1ak penztar-
noka ifj. Koran Janos es neje
voltak szivesek adoananyozni.
| Mem mulaszthatjuk lit megemli-
lteni meg ait, hogy iinnepi isten-
tiszteletiink fenyet a vasarnapl
| iskolas n0vendekek egy nagyon
szap husveti enekkel emeltek
Krisztus feltamadt, elmult kin.
pyalazat.' Eme rendes .templomi
szolgalat utan, az egyhaz lelkesze
| Baba JOSEF gondnok es -Biro An
dras trusteeval atrandultak to-
szomszedsagba lev6 Sharpsvillcbe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-19

sziil. K6bori Julianna. SaHatak,
NagykIkdllo megye illet6segii,
Sharon, Pa. lakosok leanyat Anna
nevre keresztelven. KeresztSziilei
lettek egyhazunk trusteeja Biro
Andras es 0zv. Duruttya GyOrgy-
ne sharoni lakosok. Amint erte-
sii1tiink az 0romsznlok kis hon
leany tiszteletere csaladiaS je[
legl keresztel6t rendeztek sa-
lit otthonukban.
Egyhazmegyei hkiildSot. A
Shenango Presbitery, amely egy-
hazmegyenek egyhazk dzs6giink
egyik szerves tagja. folyo ho IL
en- tartetta tavaszi gyiileset New
Castle varosaban, amely egyhaz-
megyei gyiilesen egyhazunkat hi
vatalosan, a lelkeszen kiviil meg
Fabian Mihaly trustee kepyiselte.
Prssbiteri gyiiles. Az elmult
szombaton este volt megtartva a
rendes havi presbiteris gyiiles,
amely gyiilesen ejtette meg n1ar-
cias havi leszamolasst es ifj. Ko-
ran JSnos egyhazi penntarholS
jelentesebG kitiint, hogy nlareins
havi beT6tel volt $531 81, ehhez
hozaadva a multi havi nlarad-
ranyt, az 6sszes beyetel Aitesx
$826. 50 rentet, ebbN leronEs :
marcius havi kiadzst $236.6i een-
ltet ICY egyhazunk jeienlegi
keszpenz allomanya kitesz apri-
lis no Len $589.91 centet.
El6lAges jelentes. A presbite-
rum hatarozatanak ertelme alap-
jan egyhzMnk n6nztaranak gya-
rapit6sa szempontjab6l kifo9y6lae
pinkosd els6 napjan, azaE naiQs
N-en, este szinel6adast fog rem.
dexni Az AlSk3szit5 hizottsaE tag.
jai lettek Macy J6zsef Is iii Ko-
ran Janos. Ezen el6iegss egyhazi
5elentes taadoraSsnl sv&feiSk k&rEe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-19

IstantisEtslsts Egyh4nlak kebe-
leben a reank kijvetkez6 vasarnap
reggel 9-ta fel 11-ig vasarnapi is
kola Is ultima laindjart istentisz-
tclst s predikalhi fog naga lei
kdsz. Szeanbaton reggel pedig 9
6rst6i Eel l2-ig d gyermelsek val
lasos oktatasa S tanit maga a
lelkesz. e
A konfirun6 6AAnsok sxsrststven-
degsege. Miutan a multi hst folya-
man az egyhaz lelkesze, tavol e-
ven a varosb6l, ennelfogva kese-
delmesen kell beszamolnunk ezen
mindeneket felulmul6 szeretet-
vendegsegr6l, amelyet az egyhaz
el0ljarosaga rendezett a konfir-
mandusok tiszteletere, amelyen
mintegy 65> ferfi es n6 vett reszt
Els akikhez aztan az 'ebed ideje
alatt egyhazunk trusteeja Fabian
Mihaly intezett nagyon sep buz-
ditto beszedet. Ezen unnepelyiink
el6k6szitSi voltak Orban Mozesne
Kish Julianna, Iampert Jolan
es Fabian Maria, akik faradsagot
mem kimelve,s felkerestelk hazrol.
hazra azokat ,az ifjakat, akik ezen
egyhazban koffirmaatattak mee
az el1nult nehany esztend0 lefor
CASA alatt. A szeretetvendegsee
el6allitasanak k0ltsegeihez ko
vetkez6 joszivii testverek voltal
kegyesek ''hozzajarlllni: $2.00-a
Macy Imrene, $50 Hethy Dene'
Is csaladja, LOO Baba Jozsef, FIJI
liip Margit, Szakacs Anna, Lekval
Agnes, Sipos Julianna, Sebes Ju
hanna, Hadnagy Janos 6s neje
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-19

es oft .ket moi testvereinknek
Orosz Sandoraenak es Krizsan
Mihalynenak szolgaltatta XII az
egyhaz lelkesze az uri scent va
csorat.
Husueti adomanyok. Egyha-
zunk reszere husr6ti scent i'm
nepek folyaman a k0vetkezS test
vereink adtak kopertas adolnS-
nyokatt: $500 Orosz Sanslorne,
Dorko Karoly es csaladja, Csuha
Istvan Is neje, 800 JAEGER Sander
es csaladja, Karosi Lajosne, zoe
Vegh Janos es neje, F6nagy Ja-
nos es csaladja, Krizsan Mihaly-
ne, Fiilop Sandorne, Semperge1
Istranne, Nemeth J6zsef es neje,
Szabo Ferencne, Hethy Denes 6
csaladja, Kurpe Miklos es csa,
ladja, 100 Szatmary J6zsef, HUI
nyadi Ilona, Lehotay Andrasne
| Mathe Janos, Bart6 Karoly, Kur-
| pc Wilma, Fabi&n Mihaly, Kaesd
Ferene, Lehotay Andras, T6tA
Margit, Koran Janos es csaladja.
Macy Josef 6s csaladjas Fekete
Janos Hadnagy Janos s sneje. Pa.
bian James, Macy RSzas Hunyadi
Jeno 6s neje, Derk6 Julanna, Ko-
yacs Andras neje, Sike J6zsef
Bordy Sander, Neher Gdbcr, Szi.
lagyi Karoly. Vas Dsaes Is ne5e
| Korpa Mihaly, Orban M6zesne
Mt. vecsey A. Je1lSn6, Bkn6czi J4.
nos. so centet HES Emma es Ka-
$50 Nick. Fogadj4k a s1Ees ada
koz6k eme nemes eseleked detiker1
a. egyhaz halasf kossonetet.
Kereszteles. Hnsvet els6 napja1
keresztelte meg az egyhaz lelke
sze nepes gyiilekezet el6tt ko'
dyetkez6 szil6k gyermek6t Is vet
jte AIT fel az anyaskentegyaaak ~
b6lebe: Duruttya Mikl6s Is nej<
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-19
Az ANYA...

Bkthory Gyorey munkls taraamnak
aj6nlom - uyorgy napja' aikaamkb0
Azit - sxiv kivisAat tisstalstbM
Mindaxt ky&nom tssta naysms0;
Er6t, egSsxs<get u Anykd irant sserstetst
listen eitesssn; - harmatos reggeleu
Az id6 elnnik, 8 ~ sanSsr efeled;
Bxen ssrokb6l id6EA IL eml6kst.
Egyszer ha kssedbs ksrainak soratn
Gondoj vissza .'Gy0rgy napjara'
sorok irojira.
Meg egg darab sz6n vessdk AT is tuzre
mesdnt hiAsg ten, hAsg ds sotdt,
Hajtsd ide Eejsd nslleanre
Erezd fiam tesbem nAeg6t.
Ugy samnb <sak hsEc&n, sgy-e msst fdsoi?
"A szsl uts. a. aitsS daisG.
Amodj zelegr6l alrodj napsRt6sr6l
Tavaszr6l amely 6rokke ragyog
Osszeborulunk lit kis haja6kban,
Mint ket es6vert megtepett madar,
Az en- utamat en- mar v6gigjartam,
De el6tted meg sxabad a hat&r
En- kdzd0ttem erted 6let nAgy harc&t
Es titan soha mamor borat
Napestig gornyedsk neh6z munkaban
Es este ugy vAgyom ajkad mosoayat
Ugy vagyom az est6t, hogy hozzad megttrjek,
A kHzdes szenved6s odakInn marad
s en- f0Ied borrlok tisztan es feheren
s cs6kolom Asmed, arcod, ajakad.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-19
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

APRILIS %. A Magyarok Macy
asszonya Rom. Kath. Hftk0zs6g balt
rendex az Eagles Hallban.
APRILIS %. - A Warren, Oh 0sx-
SECS Magyar Egyletek Bizottsaga
nagy t&ncmulatsagot rendez a sztik-
segben sxenved6 banyaszok javara,
a Roman Hallban, Walnut Street.
APRILIS 2S. - Az Alliance, Oh Ma
gyar otthon MOI osztalya "Ibolya
BALI. rendez az Otthon penxtar ja-
vira. Hires zeaekar fog jahszani.
APRILIS 28. A sharon, Pal Ame-
rikai Magyar Politikai Club nagy.
szabasu balja New Catsle Avenuen
lev6 osztrak Hallban.
MAJUS 1. - A. Kossuth KSr Ifjas&gi
Osxt&lya tart balt Els6rendd ameri-
kai zenekar ssolgaltatja . zenst.
MAJUS s. A Lor&ntffy Zsuzs&nna'
N6egylet Majusi BAlja cs&rdAsver-
sennyea IS majus kir$lyn6jenok =
megvalasxtasavaL
AGAJU6 s. - A Miles, Oh Magyar Be-
tegsegelyx6 Egylet balja a Water
Streeten lev6 Roman Hallban. A ze-
net Rigo Lajos zenelkara szolgaltatja.
MAJUS 7. Kiraly ErnS es tarsulata
el6adast tart foungstownban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-19

MAJUS IL. - A Magyarok NnGyasz.
szonya bait rendez Kossuth K6rten
MAJUs II. A Nilesi Reforn&*us
N6egylet sEinieiSadast tart q temp
lom basemenkjsb
MAJUS %. A Gor0g KatAelikus
Egyhaz tancmulatsaga a KssmstA
K0rben, sziniel6adassal legybslri6tys.
MAJUS 20. N Nilesi Refernitus
N6egylet balt tart a RomAn Hall
nAgytermeben.
MAJUS 80. - A Youngstown Katho-
ikus Ifjusagi K0r els6 pllknilce a
Campbell Parkban, Kacur James hi
res cleveland zenekara k6GreMik0-
desevel.
MAJUs 80. - A Sharon, Pa.i Anneri.
kai Magyar Politikai Club aagy ma
jalisa.
JUMTUS q. ,-- A sz0kott katena ksriil
sxinre a legjobb miikedvel6 er6lkkel
JULIUS 4. - Sharon, Pa. A Munkas
Bctegsegelyz6 szovetseg SILK sha
reni esztalya nagy pikniket rsndez
JULIUS IA. -, A Figgetlen Rsforna
tus Egyhaz piknike az 0his WORKS
Play Groundjan.
szEPTEMBER /. - A Fiiggetlsn Ref
Egyhaz nagy piknike az Ohfe Work.
Play Groundjan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
Is 4 teacher in tn. public schools

is q teacher in the public schools
Of Houston.
Seth Sylvester and family re-
turned Saturday from q four weeks
vacation trip through the west. visit
ing Yellowstone Park. the Civic
Northwest. and returning BY way OF
Arizona and the Carlsbad Crystal
Caves in New Mexi,o.
Miss Doris Evans returned 20
Dallas Monday night after a two
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
David Evans.
Miss Dollie Todd ACCOMPANIED Mr.
and Mrs. J. Z. Weir to Austin where
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. -Jarnell Of San
Antonio are spending several weeks
in Donna. While here m. Darnell
will supervise the work of repairs
he is having done on the Donna no
tel and other buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Williams and
! children Of Alpine were the dinner
guests of I'M and Mrs. John Lee
Collier Sunday.
Miss Juanita williams is spending
several weeks in Donna as the guest
of Ruth Walden while her father is
holding a meeting in La Feria.
Arthur Anderson was called to La
Feria Sunday to fill the superintend-
ent's chair as the guest of Roy
Parsons. formerly Of Donna.
Lewis and Rosamond Towns are
spending the week in San Benito as
guests of friends an dreIatives.
Marion Barge of Sar Benito is the
guest of her cousin. Rosamond
Towns.
]. II. Hurst Of San Antonio was
in Donna last week looking after
cotton interests in this part OF the
Valley.
Mrs. ID. B. Briggs is spending the
remainder of the week with friends
in San Benito.
l.. Secretary Of the Chamber Of Com
merce j. w. Osborne, with Mrs. o..
borne and niece. made the interest
ing trip TO the historic old city OF
Meier in Mexico Sunday.
Mesdames Inez Boeye. #. VI. Wood
W. A. Wright. "A. s. Price, and Miss
Lillian Vertrees were in McAller
this week 70 call on Mrs. o. o. Wick
ers who is in the hospital. Mrs
Nickers' many friends in Donns
viii be glad to know that she Il:
doing exceedingly well and viii
probably be able 10 be removed q
her home within the next few days