Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-08
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guez Braida. president Of the 5ene-
ficiencia publica Of Matamorcs. who
responded to Halls talk. "A hearty
handshake across the river will dis
pei many heartaches, he said, prais-
ing the aims Of those responsible
for the banquet.
Emilio KowalSki OF Brownsville
thanked the POSTMASTER FOR Oppor-
tunity to express his pleasure in
being present.
Wants Annual Affair
The feeling OF harmony which
is evident st the banquet tonight
should not stop. but should con-
tinue every day" Pedro Chapa de-
clared in his speech. 4 hope this
banquet will be an annual affair
AMI be the beginning Of real CO.
operation between the cities he
continued. He paid a tribute to
Col. w. r. Johnston and 70 General
Cervera. stating that from the past
record Of General Serrano he felt
sure that the same cooperation will
continue.
Bringing the speaking TO n close,
ErneSto UrtusaStegui, representing
the MatamoroS Rotary club, OF
which he is president. praised the
spirit Of fraternity and good Will
demonstrated. All things which
tend to bring about disagreement
will melt under the sun Of this cor
diality,' he added. and since we
do not live by bread alone. as Christ
said. spiritual nourishment such as
this will make us all happier"
An elaborate program of enter
tainment. featuring the marimba
band from the Matamoros cafe. was
carried out during the evening. The
band played operate, Jazz and Mex
lean selections.
John McCleary played two violin
solos. accompanied by Emilio Ko-
walsh.
"Jarabe Tapatio." a Mexican folk
dance. performed by Misses Elodia
and Olivia Pacheco in "charro' and
china poblana' costumes, was well
received. Consuelo Guerra played
the accompaniment.
Negro spirltuals were sung by five
waters who served the banquet. l..
o. Perry Of Brownsville played
banjo solos.
Among those present we're:
BroWnsville-L. Lopez Montero.
Mexican consul: w. o. WASHINGTON.
president Of the Brownsville Rotary
club: Oscar c. Dancy. county judge;
r. T. Adamson: Max Shapiro; d. w.
Brewster. United States immigra-
ton service: p. c. Price: r. A.
Dunkelberg: J. S. Ford. Jr.; a.. p.
Waugh: Ira Webster: Mrs. A. W.
Cooke. county treasurer: Morgan
Groves: w. L. Pendergraft: Oscar
>. del CASTILLO: NJ. r. Hall. county
attorney: G.. w. bennett. postmas-
ter: @. G. Richardson. chamber az
commerce: John A. RoetZel: Bas-
com Cox. Pedro A. Chapa: w r.
Brown. sheriff: Joe Celaya: Mai.
Bernard A. Law: John Marti0:
Pancho c. Gay: Fl. r. Jefferds. U.
s. deputy marshal: n. B.. Gal
braith. CITY attorney: Benjamin @.
Trevino. Mexican consulate: r l..
Kowalski: John McCleary. Jr.: 7.
Zarate; r. d. Howard: II. M. Skel-
ton. Jr.: r. II. Lentz: Leonel Gar
"a; Fred Kowalski. justice Of ths
peace. q. z. Buckingham: James
J. Fox. county tax collector; A G.
Hiop. street and bridge commits
Sioner; John G. Starck. light and
water commissioner: r. w. TAYLOR
w. r.. Kiekel: J. B. Calderoni; Flo
dia Pacheco: DIVA Pacheco: Con-
suelo Guerra. @. a.. CowG-l; Mrs
w. r. Jones.
MatamorOS - III. II. Leonard
American consul; General J. II. Se--
rano. military commander: Col. II.
SerratoS. chief Of staff: Vicente
COrtes Herrera. federal road COM
missioner; Lorenzo r. Jiminez:
Ernesto Urtusastegui. president
Matamoros Rotary club: IgnaciC
Forteya: Pedro Coronado. Mexican
immigration service: r. A. Mar
tinez, secretary Matamoros Rotary
club; Or. NJ. L. Rodriguez Braida.
president beneficiencia publica ;
Guillermo Shears. president NUM-
cipal; Miguel Baengh: Luis Cas-
tillo. Juan Cardenas. J. Nicodemo.
Librado Salina. Prof. G. Caballero,
F. Balundrano. "A. Rivera. O. Torres
Prior to the banquet the visiting
Mexican officials were taken on a
tour Of the city and the municipal