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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
PRAzSKA AL.EBO EUR0PSKA
ORIENTACIA PRE- sLOVA-
I: KOV?
V turc. .-sv.-mart. "Nar. Nov. "
napisal: Martin Razus.

LlldUOks SSohoSloNClion|J
take dosahuje uz, aspon ufajme,
vrcholu, a ak sa tn vazne pocne
cosi, moze to byt' uz len process
ozdravovaci. Vraciame sa k neJ
znova znova, ked' jeF to kardi-
nalna otazka nasho statu, pravda,
ME svojim jestvovanim, ale pred
ne svojim obsahom. Tento obsah
pristrihujd 81 l'udia " pochope
ceskoslovenskej jednote nielen po
dl'a svojho rozhl'adu, svojich
hmotnych a kult1rnych zaujmov,
ale neraz podPa svojej nlzkosti,
alebo pokrocilosti dusevnej. Pri
r6znosti dvoch casti republiky il
obyvatePstve - Cechov a Slova-
kov, najma vsak samych politi-
ckych sill, podl'a ktorych sa upra-
vujd pomery - otazka obsahove
ME je TAXA prosta, ako sa zda ma
prvy pohPad.
Zalozit' ju formalne ma zasade
- Cesi a Slovaci sd jedno - je
Will 'adom ma pritomnost' absoe'
l1tny nesmysel, lebo vo verejnom
zivote krici kazdeho kuta pra-
Wy opak toho. Cesi a Slovaci pri
spravodlivom upravovani zivot-
nych pomerov mozu byt' jedno.
Inak. vsak nebudu nikdy! Toto je
tvrda ocel'ova pravda. Predsta-
Wit 81 ceskoslovensk1 jednotu, a
ko obrovsk1 cirkusovu plachtu,
pod nou 81 moze kazdy pre- seba
a svoju pereput' - silou ci osmek
stvom - urvat' kol 'ko vladze,
ltiez je ME spravne, we'd je to a
narchia a anarchia je ekrazit pod
fundamenty statu. Takii jednotu
bude 81 silnejsi vzdy pochvalo-
vat, lenze to je ME nijaka jedno-
ia. A mas verejny zivot je zrov-
ma nasiaknuty mylnymi nahl 'ad-
mi O tych veciach, GO vedie k chy-
bam, nespravnym narokom, k zlo-
sti - neraz az po paroxismus
(z1renie(. Preto sa musime ozvat'
v tejto vcci znova a razne. Vieme,
interesantov nepresvedcime, lebo
s1 interesanti, ktori sa nezrieknu
who'd, kym sa nemusia, ale ked
to mas Stat PRIV ci pozdejsie po-
skodi, mech naSe potomstvo po-
zna, kde hPadat' chyby a preme-
skania.
Ceskosloyenska jednota je "a
kladom nasho statu len S obsa-
hom paritativnym nijako inak.
To uz vopred vytyara akekoPvek
knify a predpoklada merat' row.
nou mierou predne obom naro-
dom, ktore nemozno "a jedno po-
kolenie vyradirovat' a podPa sab
lony rozumkarov pretvorit'. Tato
,vysokopostavena zasada yytvara
akekol 'vek nasilenstvo, vyuzlva-
ME, opanovanie, akykol l'vek poll
ticky, ci dusevny oktroj. Tu su
,proste dvaja rovnopravni cinite-
liza rovnakou vol'ou lit spolu,
alebo s1 ma seba odkazani, ako j
s rovnakou poyinnost 'ou respek-
ltovat' 81 svoje praya navzajom.
Bez tohto posledneho upada to
.prve nastava rozkol smluvnych
co je vlastne zarazenim
sblizovacieho a sjednocovacieho
procesu. Preto je spravne tvrdit'
- nijaka vyhoda AMI krajinam, a.
nj l'ud'o a kazdemu svoje. Kto
81 ceskosloyenskou jednoton bra
nj svoje osobne, alebo rasoye w
hOdy, kope ceskoslovenskemu sbli
zovaniu hrob, a co bude, STOPPER
centovy vlastenec a osyoboditel'. !.
"A je iste, mech sl l'ldia lepsi,s me-
nej sebeckl nechamtivf spo-
menute zasady ,lviest' do ziyota
nebolo by t'a6ko. Lenze tn je men
talita povieme otvorene za-
moravska mentalita, ktora 50 K
danym pomerom proste neyie pri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

OprOJl DIOVeHSku,s SNOJe uoli ouy
voci nam Slovakom, svoje triky,
vypoety, miery. Touto sa spoluzi-
tie neutvrdf a k jednote nespravi
ami kroka. A vysledok? Separa-
tizmus who'd separatizmus ne
who'd, co sa dnes ozyva ma Slo-
vensku v znamom ceskom hesle,
len trochu prisposobenom: Zamo-
ravsko vase - Slovensko vsak
nase! Nebud'me zabrldlivi, pano-
vial!
Ia zamoravska mentalita, kto-
ra 81 osobuje oproti nam pred
most, ak1si svrchovanost', je ne
Statotvorna uz i V zaujme same
no statu musf sa preyychovat'.
Len tato a takato moze nam sta
vat pred oci akysi zvlastny ces-
ky glob, bldznit o vytisnuti lite
rarnej sloveneiny, hoci je tn rec
i symbolom rozvireneho existenc-
neho boja atd', Analyzovat' 81 tu-
to mentalitu, clovek ma pred Sc
| bou popri inom = hodne nevedo-
mosti, sebectva a megalomanie.
A tn prizname sa otvorene: boz
proti takejto mentalite poklada-
me "a spravny a:.v zaujme naSho
statu, j potrebny, we'd by jej mae
rohy narastly do neba. Iste ceske
kruhy osobuju 81 cd prievratu a.
kesi zvlastne poslanie - formo-
vat mas, zab1dajdc pritom, re i
k tejto ulohe musia najprv pre-
formovat samych seba. My vidi-
me, ako i'm neimponujeme, hoci
sme i'm dali Kollara, Safarika a
najheroickejsieho muza osvobo-
ditel'ov, Stefanika. Komensky
sam Masaryk su'ssynmi Nor. Slo.
venska... Neimponuje i'm mas rod
pre- nase historicke nest 'astie, llto
rym SINE boil cez starocia zat'a-
zeni. Oni majd svoj cesky glob
ma podstavci historic, literatdry,
umenia, hospodarskej, politickej
zrucnosti atd'. A ten glob je ho-
tova nakaza, v ktorom narode ma
siel svojich zboznovatePov, tomu
narodu padol zvacsa ma hlavu
Vyrastli naroky mad pomery
mad silly koniec bola katastro.
ia. Zaujimave, ako vel Ike naro
\ dy, panuj1ce ma skutocnom glo
be, nestrkaji kazdemu pod nos
svoj glob z papendeklu. Hovor {
Slovensku Anglieanom, alebt
Franc1zom, pozorne ia vypocujt
nikdy, ably z neho vyfrklo: coz
to je mic, ale mas Pariz, alebt
Londyn, historic, umenie, ,litera
tnra Zk1sil som to - viem Ler
prislusnici malych narodov - a
lebo aspon najcastejsie nahra
dzajd to, co i'm chybuje: globon
ich megalomanie. TAX to bolo
Mad'armi. Mali svoj mad'arskj
! glob, ktory NAL mnoho, mnoht
spolocneho ceskym globom, 9
dnes kde je? Rozumny clovel
vzdy vie, aky podiel ma ma histo.
Ri syojho naroda. Nebude sa chva
stat historiou tym, com on
nemal ncasti, ako sa nebude chva-
lit svojimi predkami. A ak ca
vykonal sam, toboz je skromnym
ak Je rozumnym, nechvali sd tym,
nevyvysuje a nehl'ada 81 tax OBJ.
kopat' nejak1 opravnenost' ma o.
sobne vyhody.
/ Tol'ko tom globe, ktory Cesi
cim PRIV zahodia medzi stare hat
Iraburdie, svoje naroky naucia sa
zodpovedne obmedzit', svoje reel
opanovat', tym sa stann sympa-
tickejsinli vSade, j ma Slovensku.
Vsak je ia otazka sympatie, 81
nesympatie voci Cechom ME sse-
cialita slovenska, ale problem, Q
ktorom hadam dobre ceske hlat
Ivy niekedy: porozmysl 'ajns! Ny,
Slovaci, pravda, v nasom ylast-
nom zaujme nem6zeme cakat !,
kedy 81 nasi bratia tento problem
sami rozldstia. Vynasnazfme Sd
i < l. L u q. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
AT CAPITOL

"I~nterference.' A Paramount pie
ture featuring tour popular film fav-
O%rites. opened at the Capitol theater
last night. and was enthusiastically
received By the first night audience
who we're Of the opinion that they
had witnessed a remarkable screen
performance. Ii is the kind Of a pic
tnre that lovers Of sheer drama
fairly revel in.
Interference" has to DO with a
man who cared for his wife's cares
ses too late. When he is reported
killed ~ the war. she remarries, IN
known "a him and when he IL found
u be alive. the wife y blackmailed
ny a former love or her first hus-
band. ~ a most unusual way. he dis
covers the plight OF his wife, and re-
solving 20 make amends for his dis
solute habits. obtains the damaging
eyiiance-letters-aud kills the re-
Vcngeful one. The second husband
becomes involved and is suspected Of
The murder
William Powell IS his suave. dis
solute self As the Maynard husband;
Evelyn Brent IS the ~revengIng cast
off love. Doris Kenyon II the har-
asseE wife. and Give Brook II the
second husband. Lothar Mendes d.
rected the picture from the original
inlay by Roland Pertwee and Harold
Dearder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
Diocesan Council
To Meet Here

Plans for the west Texss diocesan
council. which is TO meet in Browns
Vile Feb. ), 6 and 7 occupied the
attention of the Woman's Guild Of
the Episcopal church at their meet
ing Monday. The council which is
made UP Of representatives Of each
parish in the diocese, will be guests
az the local church during the meet
ing. The auxiliary DELEGATES will
also meet here at the same time, and
will be guests Of the Woman's Guild
and the Woman's Auxiliary.
Committees TOR the handling of
the various details. such as hous-
ing and transportation, arc 20 be ap-
pointed by Mrs. George White, presi-
dent of the guild. and Mrs. Hugo
Glide, president OF the auxiliary.
On Wednesday and Thursday the
women of the church will serve
luncheon 70 the delegates at the par
ish house. and on Wednesday eve
ing the vestry will be host sat q
banquet at the Fl Jardin.
During Mondays meeting the wom-
on Of the guild also discussed plans
for their annual Easter egg sale.
Definite appointments 10 the com
mittees in charge have not set been
made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
Mercedes c. ofC.
Opens Drive For
Big Membership

MERCEDES. Tex, Jan. 2S.-John
Bruce, J. Z. Deyo, A. r. Prince, Chas.
Hupp and Alan ~Hvistendahl. who
compose the newly appointed mem
bership committee of the Mercedes
Chamber of Commerce, just recently
reorganized. started a campaign for
Chamber Of Commerce membership
Tuesday.
They are asking every merchant.
business man and professional man
in the city to take out membership
mt once. III. n. Lauderdale. presi-
dent. states that the membership
committee is the only one appointed
so far. and that he will announce
other committees as soon as the
membership committee reports 10
the directors following their can
VasS.
These committees will Be selected
from the membership - that As
many business men as possible will
be active in the affairs or the cham
Der.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
Rural Teachers
Will Meet FRIDAY

An interesting program has been
arranged for the meeting Of the
Cameron County Rural Teachers as
ISOLATION to be held Friday night at
the Los Fresnos school according 10
announcement by Mrs. W. X. Jones,
county superintendent Of schools.
The meeting viii begin az 1880
o'clock with a dinner, following
which the program on visual in
.struction will be held under direc-
ton Of VI. Il. Bowles. First there
will be all methods OF demonstra-
ton, then reading, English, mathe-
mates, geography and science. The
entertainment part Of the program
still Is 70 be supplied.
In addition TO this meeting, there
also will be a session of teachers
from the Cameron school districts
at $3.50 o'clock Saturday morning Al
the Brownsville junior high school.
Special instructions for teaching i'm
primary grades will be given.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels

II You wish TO he permanently re-
lieved Of gas i'm stomach and bowels,
take Baalmann's Gas Tablets, which
are prepared especially Tor stomach
gas and all the bad effects resulting
from Tas pressure.
That empty, g~nawing feeling ~ the
pit OF the stomach will disappear.
that anxious. nervous feeling with
heart palpitation will vanish and you
will again be able TO take n deep
breath without discomfort.
That drowsy. sleepy feeling after
dinner will be replaced By a desire
for entertainment. Bloating will
cease. Your limbs. arms and fingers
will no longer feel cold and ego 10
sleep" because Baalmann's Gas Tab
lets prrcent gas from interfering
with the circulation. Get the genu-
inc. I'm the yellow package, ~ any
good drug store. Price 81. Always
on hand at VI. g. Willran's-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
Milwaukee Body
Is Surprised By
Valleys Growth

Surprise At the development made
~ the Valley since last year. was e1-
pressed Tuesday evening by mem
bers Of a party sponsored by the
Milwaukee development company
after the group had inspected hold
ings near Olmito and La Feria.
A number of persons on the party
already are landowners on this sec
tion and the trip is said to be prl-
marily one for the inspection Of such
holdings.
The group of 80. in charge 81
Gorge Fisher and L. A. Kern of Mill
waukee. arrived Tuesday morning on
a special train. They will continue
their inspection Of the Valley We'd
nesday and will leave Thursday.
The fish hatchery near Olmito
came IN for especial attention a.
members Of the party had been a
party 20 the donation Of the land 20
the state
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

OFFICERS ELECTED
BY MISSION I. o. o. r,


MISSION. Jan. Decentralization Of
new officers ~ Mission Odd Fellows
Lodge No. 939 was held here in
charge OF Y. q. Weaver. district
deputy grand master. Officers in
stalled were:
Charles Fielder. noble grand; Don
Murphy. vice grand; Nj. Madsen, war
den; Louis Rogers. treasurer: r. v.
Butler. chaplain: ". VI. McMurry. IN
side guardian: Porfiro Guerra, out
side guardian: w. y. Albertson. right
supporter and a. "A. Campbell, left
supporter to noble grand; Louis
Rogers and Albert Stewart. right
and left supporters. respectively, "a
vice noble grand.
Those supporting the installation
officer were: VI. a. Brown. q. T..
Frame. A. j.. Allen. n. A. Mckenzie,
S. A. Johnson and Clarence McNey,
all Of McAllen.
Refreshments were served by the
Rebeccas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
Methodist Circles
Study Life OF Paul

Circle No. ] Of the Methodist Mis-
%sionary society met Monday after.
noon AZ the home Of Mrs. G. ". Col
gin, with sixteen members and guests
present. The Bible lesson was con-
Quoted BY Mrs. G.. s. Stell. the SUBJ
ject being the life Of Paul. The
hostess served a salad our AZ the
close Of the meeting.
Circle No. . members we're guests
Of Mrs. J. r. Lovett. chairman. Mrs.
Lovett conducted the Bible study
Number 3, Of which Mrs. Nathan
Moore is leader, met al the church,
with Mrs. Emil Blaneke as hostess.
Mrs. II. Signor gave a talk on the
life Of Paul. Al the close Of the
meeting. refreshments were served
10 eleven members and five guests,
Mesdames Kidder. Crossfield, Eliza
beth Neal. Margaret McMCune and
Miss Brown.
Mrs. VI. X. Hall and Mrs. Harry
Faux were joint h0stesses 70 the
Young Matrons' circle az the home Of
Mrs. Faux. Thirteen were present.
Mrs. NJ. w. Ward and Mrs. Parker
were in charge Of the lesson. Coffee
and sandwiches we're served by the
hOstesseF.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
Program
Continues To
Blanket u. S.

The featured Wednesday midnight
program Of station KWWG is blan-
keting the United States fan mail
at the local studio reveals.
A tentative plan to change the
midnight program TO Friday night
il not likely to be contaminated. The
Friday program was given a trial
last week and the response was less
than is generally accorded the We'd
nesday feature.
Regular staff members will have
charge of the program tonight. Tom
Barber, Bob Crabb and Ramon Mar
tincz. long associated with the mid
night feature. will be on hand to-
night. Piano and violin numbers
also have been arranged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
Care Of Baby
Chicks Shown
Especial to The Heraldl

EDINBURG, Jan. 23.-Best meth
DDS for caring for baby chickens was
explained in a lecture Tuesday be-
fore an audience Of about $50 poul-
try grower OF the Valley at the G.
F. Flanagan Hatchery, two miles
south Of Edinburg, on the E%diuburg-
Pharr highway, By j. r. Welborn,
official of the Texas Baby Chicks
association.
The meeting was an all-day ses-
sion in the interest Of poultry and
men and women from La Feria, Mis-
SIGN, Weslaco, McAllen and other
sections Of Hidalgo county we're IN
attendance.
The value OF accredited chickens
was pointed out by Mr.. Welborn,
who declared the brooder used on
the Flanagan farm was a model
house, having four sections, each
room OF which Is large enough TO
handle $50 baby chickens.
Methods Of selecting the best eggs
for Matching purposes was explain
ed by Mrs. Flanagan, VINO Is an
authority in this respect. Such
testing requires much time, she said,
and the c%ulling must be uniform If
the Matched chickens are expected TO
be uniform. Time required TO hatch
eggs. temperature and testing for in
fertile eggs also was explained by the
speaker.
Sanitation. cleanliness Of water
and food and healthy surroundings
for the chickens were gone into de-
tail by Prof. {. Dykes Of McAllen,
who asserted all diseases are the
result Of unsanitaTy conditions.
Benefits to be received by mem
bership in tine Texas Baby Chick
association was explained BY J. b
Wagern Of Pharr. who declared the
Valley i fortunate in having a man
or Mr.. Welborn's ability as a visitor.
A luncheon was served at the noor
hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

with Mrs. G.. c. Fittz caring for the
duties Of secretary.
One Of he most interesting pro-
grams Of the ear On applied Arts
was conducted By Mrs. r. h. Smith,
her subject being base metals. Her
discourse dealt with bronze, iron
and brass. She was assisted BY Mrs.
D. +. Van Berg and Mrs. J. {.
shaw. the latter contributing q
number Of bronze and brass articles.
The club voted to donate $40 70
the cemetery association.
Mrs. G. X. Reiss. chairman Of the
nominating committee presented the
following list Of names for club Of
ficers for the coming year. 20 be
voted upon at the next meeting:
President, Mrs. Josephine Black
we'll; vice president, Mrs. John L.
Bruce: recording secretary, Mrs. o.
r. Van Berg. corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Walter Swarner, and
treasurer. Mrs. John e. Jones.
Fifteen women were in attendance
az this meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
Cascara is Your
Doctors Choice

When physicians pronounce cas-
cara the PERFECT laxative-why eN-
pertinent with things that lash the
system into action? Cascara, you
know, Is the bark u a tree. a nat
ural and normal stimulus 20 the
bowel.
AIndians. who used % chew
this Srk. had no word III their Ian
guagc that meant constipation
Perfect regularity ~ possible to
day. and 10 an ~ as. We have
sascara IN ideal form, the very
delightful-tasting candy Cascaret
gives Us pure cascara. II has help
"a AZ least a million people 70 habit
ual regularity. Millions of others.
unfortunately. have stuck ~ strong
or things and acquired only the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
HARDING'S DOG,
= = =
'LADDIE BOY, is
= X X
DEAD OF OLD AGE

EEWIONVlLLE, Mass, Jan. IS.
-0Pp-Laddie Boy, the airedale
which as the first dog OF the
land oncs roamed az Viii about
the White House grounds, j. dead
at the nome here Of Harry l.. Bar
ker. secret service man. to whose
care he was entrusted seven years
ago at the death Of his master,
President Harding.
The end came yesterday when
the dog. ailing for many months VI
old age, rested his head on the
arms of Mrs. Barker, who had
nursed him through a serious ILL
ness only a short time go.
Laddie Boy was a h~alf-brother u
President Coolidge's dog. Laddie
Buck. He came 20 the White house
ident Harding from Charles W.
on MMarch 4, 1921. n gift to Pres
Quetsche. an Ohio admirer.
On the death of the president,
Mrs. Harding gave the dog 10 Bar
kar in return for Barker's kind
moss
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
Flashes Of Life
(H7 The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press.l
HOBOKEN, N. J.-Having crossed
the Hudson river 465.536 times,
Captain William Frost. has retired.
For IS years he was a ferryhoat cap
tain and once Grant rode with him
in the pilot house.
NEW YORK-Leon Gordon, Rus
sian artist, who has made portraits
Of Park Avenue bellies, is 20 visit
North Africa with Peter b. kyne and
paint gorgeous Bedouins, who prob
ably have never bathed, beautiful
dirty women who walk c%orreously
beiewelled beside the caravans"
NEW YORk-LoUis Orefice of
Brooklyn was IN court for beating
his wife while her mother was visit
ing them. After a eonfab between
the wcmen the Judge imposed this
sentence: Kiss your wife; kiss your
mother-in-law; take your wife's arm
and 20.
NEW YORK-Romeo and Juliet
have a son. 5 feet high with a neck
2 l-2 feet long. ". and y. are Il
raffes in the zoo.
NORTH CREEK, NJ. Y.-Weekly. at
the age of SO, the Rev. j. b. Randall
drove an automobile 90 miles to sup
ply a Baptist church. He j. dead
Of influenza after II years in the
ministry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
PERSONALS

AIRS. J. r. Barry and daughter.
Miss Vera, were entertained Ut THE
weekend In the home Of Mrs. y. r.
Blythe in McAllen.
Miss Lois Perry ar Ia Feria vas
q visitor here ~ the week end. a
guest Of Miss Maudine Blankenship.
Mrs. Fred Robinson ~ Edcouch
visited here this week III the home
Of Mrs. n. r.. Tucker.
Mrs. Ed Herring left this week for
III Paso where she will visit her SIS
ter. Enroute. she will visit her son.
Edmond Herring. who Is attending
school at the state university.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Norwood Of Donna.
were guests here ~ the weekend "
the home az Mr.. and Mrs. George
Breeding.
W. and Mrs. r.. &. Moffett aud
family have moved t. McAllen t.
make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. X. ". Andrews have
a their guests Mr.. snGerson's niece.
Mrs. Ray Huffman and her husband
~ Mendoza. Illinois.
Mrs. a. Baum and daughter. Miss
Anna, were weekend visitors in
Harrington in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Arelrcd.
Mrs George Walker Of Brownsville
WAS a visitor here M the week end. a
guest of Mrs. Alan Hvistendahl.
Mrs. Claude Word " H~arlinren
and her mother. Mrs. "A. Tremlet. az
San Antonio. were entertained here
this week in the home OF Mrs.
Fred Ehling.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. N. Busby have re-
turned To their home in Robst0wn.
after a visit here I'm the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. r. X. Talbcrt.
Mrs. joe Brooks has had a. her
guests. her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
n. n. Crane. her brother Boyd and
sister. Miss Billie. Mr.. Crane and
Bovd returned t. their home In
Duncan. Okla. M the week end.
while Mrs. Crane and daughter. Miss
Bile. will remain several weeks
longer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
Mrs. Hall Uses
Valentine Motif

Symbols of Valentine greeted the
guests Is they assembled for the
weekly meeting Of the Mardi Bridge
club Tuesday afternoon AZ the home
Of Mrs. NJ. Il. Hall. An abundance or
red roses picked up the color note
II the day in the floral decorations.
These combined with fern. were
catered throughout the house. Gu
hearts. darts. and other Valen-
ttntc trappisgs appeared at vantage
points. The same idea appeared IN
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, MOWIE \
n SlDEllGHTS h
AT QUEEN

silks and Saddles one Of the
greatest and most sensational pic
lures Of ~horseTacing ever made. with
Marian Nixon ia her first starring
role will open At the Queen theater
today. This Universal production
was made under the direction 81 Rob-
ert y. Hill with Richard Walling
playing opposite Miss Nixon. In the
stellar supporting cast are Mary
Nolan. Otis Harlan. sam DeGrasse,
Montagu Love. Claire Mcdowell,
David Terrence. Johnny Fox, Jr, and
Hayden Stevenson. "Silks and Sad
dies was adapted from Gerald Beau
mont's story. The Frog"
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MRS. HAGAR CHOSEN
PRESIDENT

Mrs. n. +. Hager was elected
president of the Delphian club at
their last meeting. The other Of
ficers elected at the same tins
were Mrs. Charles Buck Of Ia Feris,
vice president; Mrs. l.. Donnelly,
secretary; Mrs. Jack TroIlinger.
treasurer. The following composed
the advisory board: Mrs. Florence
Kalbfleisch. Mrs. Harry Lawson and
Mrs. A. ". Brown.
Mrs. Lawrence had charge OF the
study for the afternoon, the subject
being Religious and Political De-
velopment in the Renaissance" Mrs.
j. U. Jones gave a resume or the
last lesson and Mrs. lawson DIS
cussed the Influence OF the Print
ing Press" Other talks given on
the subject were "Chaucer's Eng
land" by Mrs. s.. n. Collier: the
England Of the Renaissance" Mrs.
Hagar. the Making Of Switzerland
Mrs. Donnelly. Spain" Mrs. Walter
Fricke. Erasmus" Mrs. Florence
Kalbfleisch, and the Low Coun-
tries" Mrs. A. N. Brown.
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Comings, Goings,
OF Local People

Miss Dorothy Dennis spent the
weekend in san Benito with Misses
Bernice and Vera Aubrey.
Coleman Peters, Harry Leibenheim
and Jess Moore are here from kaw,
Okla, lookin cafter business inter-
ests. Mr.. Peters and Mr. Moore both
own property in the Valley.
Mrs. j.. X. Bull returned today
from a business trip TO San Antonio
and Gainesville.