davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-05

nifty forwards basketball
teams 1922 prime North
Carolina his Tarh fastest
south this Rufus Heney and Henry sattertd LETT
question started playing together school
1922 snd have together since Coach smcre shown in
Conference championship times since 1922 and Aore optimistic
the teams chances this year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-05
JACK MUST fight
!. :T0BEC0ME

Chicago, Jan. 5.-(F-The National
Boxing association will not recognize
Jack Dempsey or anyone else as
heavyweight champion until he wins
the title In the ring. -
. Concerning the proposal Of william
Muldoon, veteran New York boxing
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-05

1eos10Ga1 lU1t1S rllll-015e
-Plymcuth i the Outstanding full
sise ear IN this pfiee eiasA giving
recn fos Ave srosvn-sspa, with rel
eeonemy ef operation;
BcoWoMe1 lU1t1b s1fet1-'
Plymouths ,sea4hesproef .hydran-
lie four-whea brakss sive instant
seepping ia any wea1hsr-anether
feature possessed BY no othes car
near the price
1co1l01113 lOttol rolp1r-
Plymos,this = /. ,. sa1iine assures
typical Chrysler pickup and 81
away plus Ability = i,aaintain hieh
ayeragsspesdswia anietsneell hnsss
BeGsloss9l soltb 1solera
1DDCe no0r1lDD Chsys(ss en-
ainelsse ssiined E lyanessflI = meeleen
hieh~e6nzpfeGeion L-hsad eneine
sllibedyinG o,eh Inn etantii 80
izIanas - alninli lily $500,
snain bolsi i pcoiilliise 49, &C
Slare-f I'D tabeica4 ri - snfi1e
sseontiaes And terque seaefiSn
-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-05
LIKE WINTER SPORTS

Fifty candidates reported for the
winter sports team at the University
Of New Hampshire. The varsity team.
which has been the. champion for
three years. will compete again In the
intercollegiate championships at Lake
Placid, N. r.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-05
Total

Substitutions: Phantoms - Benser
for Roberts. Bismarck-Landers for
Loelrke.
TiIneout: Phantom I, Bismarck l.
Referee: Anderson. Timer: Dohn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-05
CAN'T BEAT MARK

CAN'T BEAT MARK
" Knute Rockne's football teams at
Notre Dame, In the II years he has
coached there, has played Ill games.
winning 81. losing Is and tying six.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-05

chrysler Motors
areat cardinal prin-
eiple il designing
and buitdins the
p(vlaac,,th = q i've
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02
egyiitt a Beaver-Falls-i Lorantffy
zsuzsanna n5egylet negy ewes ju-
bileuman vettek reszt.
WARREN, OHIO
IFJUsAGI EL0ADAS

) A warreni Kultur Otthon ifju-
sagi csoportja nagy buzgalomma |
kesziil legujabb miikedvelo elof.
adasara, mely a Roman Hallbai
lesz majus 19-en, vasarhap este.
Ez alkalommal az ifjusag kiva-
10 szinmuiro, Geczy lstvannak hi
res darabjat AMT az erd6 me-
sep' adjak el9. Az egyes1 1szerepek
gyakorlott miikedvefok kezeben
:vannak. minden jel ARA vail,
hogy az eloadas a legnagyobb 81
ker jegyeben fog lefolyni
Az eloadashoz sziikseges zenet
Medve johirii zenekara szolgal-
tatja. Ugyancsak ok adjak maid
az eloadas utani tanc-zenet is, mi
vel az el6adas tancmulatsaggal
van egybek6tve. Helyarak az ell
SO hat sorban $125, a tobbi aeroR
ban S10O, minden egyes .hely sza
NOVA van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02
A FARRELL-S -SHAR0NI
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAz K0REB6L
Kohl:
vECSEY A. JEN0,
ref. lelkesz
1llS North Darr Avenue.

Istentisztelet. Egyhazunk ke-5
beleben jovo vasarnap reggel .
6rat6l fel 11-ig vasarnapi iskola
es utana istentisztelet. kedden es
penteken delutan a konfirman-
dusok oktatasa. Szombaton d. e.
9-tol f6l 12-ig a gyermekek val
lasos oktatasa.
Multi vasarnapunk. Kozepes
gyiilekezet elot hirdette az egy-
haz lelkesze az elmult vasarnap
az igeket, melv alkalommal predi-
kalasanak targya leven " KifeJe-
zesek, amelyeket erdemes alahuz-
ni''. Ezen az istentiszteleten a
vasarnapi iskolas novendekek al
kalmi eneket adtak elo.
Adomanyok. A multi het folya-
man a kovetkez6 testvereink IL
zettek be egyhazi jarulekaikat es
adtak kegyes adomanyokat: 5000
0zv. Keresztes Gy.-ne, So Bordy
S. es cs.. Mogor J. es cs., "a Dor
ko Gy. $3 Hadnagy j as cs., 81
Morvath NJ. es neje. Fogadjak az
egyhaz kosz0net6t. A hatraleko-
sokat pedig ARA kerjJk, hogy
legyenek szivesek egyhazi k0tele-
zettsegeiknek minel hamarabb
eleget tenni.
Presbiteri gyules. Egyhazunb
rendes havi eloljarosagi gyiilese
ma jus 5-en lesz megtartva a reg
geli istentisztelet utan. A presbi-
terek ezen a gyiilesek okyetlenill
jelenjenek meg.
Egyhazi mulatsag. A Lorantffy
Zsuzsanna noegylet foly0 no 4-en
szombaton este fogja tartani tar
sasvacsorajat az egyhaz terme
ben, amelyre az elokeszilletel
mar elintezettek. Ezen tarsasva
csora tancmulatsaggal lesz egy
/ bekotye IS .mindazok. akill ellijn
mex mem fogjak megbanni.
Nyugtazas. A multi napokban
kovetkezo hivatalos level erke
zett a lelk6szi hivatalhoz a Macy
penteki Ref. Tarsasag elnoksegs
tol: a farrell maggar presbit{
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02

tax meg. Az Amcrikai Magyar Ref.
Lapja 10 magyar gyiilekezet tagjaihoz
k0sz0nt be hetenkint. Eek a gyiileke-
zetek nagyobb reszben az Egyesiilt Al
lamokban vannak reszben pedig Cana
daban. Ugyancsak a helybeli lelkesz
tarstitkara az Amerikai Magyar Ref.
Lelkeszegyesiiletne is es ilyen mino-
segben intezi DIR. Ravasz Laszlo duna-
melleki ref. piispok, DIR. Kovaes J. Ist-
van egyhazk. f6jegyz6 es DR.. Victor
Janos ref. theological tanar amerikai
egyhazlatogato korutait is Melegh Gy.
ut. ur, mint tarstitkarral egyetemben.
El6zetes jelent6s. Lelkesziink multi
het ,folyaman ikapott levelet Nt. Kiss
Emo satoral ljaujhelyi ref. lelkeszt6l,
a zempleni egyhazmegye nagynevu
esperesetol, melyben irja, hogy minden
valosziniseg szerint punkosdi iinne-
peket kozottiink fogia t0lteni. Mt. Kiss
Ern6nek vannak ismer6sci Youngs-
townban es a kornyeken es bizonyara
nemelyeknek iizenetet is hoz az 6hazl
b6l. Egyhazunk tagiainak figyelmet
felhivjuk az 8 jovetelere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02

riantls egyhaz reszerol kuldott
$6.20-r6l sz6lo csekket megkap-
TUX, halas koszonet erte ngy ut.
urnak, mint a tobbi adakozoknak.
Tarsasagunk nehez koriilmenyek
koz0tt tartja fem az arvahazat,
abban 6S arvat newell, minden fill
Ter adomanyra Macy sziiksegunk
van, $ jol esik, hogy Tarsasagunk
ra a messze idegenbe elszakadt
testvereink is szeretettel gondol-
max. Fogadja Nagytiszteletii ur
szives ! Iii, faradpzaasaert ujolag is ha-
las koszonetunket. Tarsasagun-
kat joindulatu partfogasaba
ajanlva, maradunk Budapest,
1929 aprilis lien oszinte tiszte-
lettel n. &. allantitkar elnok. j.
Surprise party. Az elmult va
sarnap Kish Imre. jobaratai es is
merosei surprise partyt rendez-
tex a templom alatt levo audito-
ri1lmban ,amelyen nagyszamban
vettek reszt testvereink vallaskii-
l0nbs6g nelkul. mely alkalommal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02
sZENT ISTVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATH0LIKUS
HITK0zsEG
Pl6banos:
TT. vARLAKY SANDOR
654 Wilson Ave. Phone: 319O5
Kereszteles. Mihaly Richard,

Kereszteles. Mihaly Richard,
Zsoldak Mihaly es lgnath Erzse-
bet fla, sziiletett aprilis 1O-en, ke-
reszteItek apriis 2S-an. Kereszt-
sziil5i voltak Casiano Dominic es
Ignath Borbala.
Temetes. Szomoru gyaszszer-
tartas ment vegbe aprilis lien
reygel SIT. Istvan templomban.
Ekkor temettek egy hi hitvest es
odaad6 anyat, akit elragadott a
halal negy apro gyermeke mellol,
akik kozt 9 ewes a legidosebb. Ez
a hitves es anya volt Schmidt lst-
vanne. 81. Tanczer Maria, aki ell
hunyt f. no 24-en egy vegzetes
miitet utan 80 ewes koraban. -
Schmidt Istvan irant altalanos a
reszvet, ami legjobban" nyilvanult
meg abban, hogy elhunyt hltvese
es gyermekei anyjanak vegtisz-
tessegen a gyaszolok es resztve-
vok nagy serege jelent meg, Xix
teljesen negt0lt0ttek SIT. lst-
van templomot. A temetesi seer
tartas haznal kezdodott, melyet
temetes kovetett, mely alatt Ba-
lasko Gy0rgy kantor szivbe mar
kol6 bucsuztatot mondott, mely a
gyaszolo k0z0nseg reszerol han
gos zokogast valtott Xxi. A haztoI
a SIT. Istvan templomba hoztak a
halottat, ahol requiem es liberia
volt, innen Kalvaria temetobc
kisertek 0rok nyugalomra, ahoI
pihenjen szegeny halott bekes
segben lelkenek fenyeskedJel'
az ,0r0k vilagossag lit maradt
ferjenek pedig adjon az Ur eny
hiiletet fajdalom szantotta szi
we're.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ
LelkeSz:
ORSY-KEREKES GYORGY
esperes
Templom es parokia:
925 Mahoning Ave. Tel: 3S637

Heti munkarend. Csitorto-
k0n este fel s oral kezdettel is
tentisztelet $ utana noegyleti
rendes havi gyiiles.
Penteken d. II. ) orakor
Konfirmaltak Egyletenek rem
des heti osszejovetele.
Szombaton reggel 9 orakor
magyar iskola es konfirman-
dusok oktatasa.
Vasarnap d. e. fel II orakor
istentisztelet.
Multi vasarnapunk. Az emberi
jellemekrol szolo elmelkedeseink
$ bibiai magyarazataink soran
Judas jelleme kovetkezett sorra.
Macy hallgatosag jelenleteben
targyaltuk ennek a satani lelek-
mex csunya tettekben megnyilva-
nult eletet az evangelium fenye
mellett mutattunk ra az abbol le-
vonhato tanusag gokra. R0vid XII
teresben foglalkoztunk szille-
tett biin0z0k az aIkalmi biinO-
z0k lelki allapota koz0tti kiil0nb-
segekkel, hogy tisztan lassunk eb-
ben a kerdesben is.
Gy0rgy napi vacsora. NoegyIe-
think vasarnap esti vacsoraja,
melyrol az uJsag mas helyen' van
b6vebb megemlekezes, a teljes 81
ker jegyeben folyt lie. Lenyegesen
hozza jarult sikerhez konffr-
maltjaink sikeriilt bemutatkoza
,a ket kis szindarabbal. Lelkesz e
helyen k0sz0ni meg AIT a figyel-
met, melyben a Noegylet es ma
ganosok .reszesitettek
Konfirmacio. Mint jeleztiik mar
piinkosd elso napjan lesz noven-
dek gyermekeink iinnepelyes kon
firmacioja. a sziil6k fgyelmet
nyomatekosan- felhivjuk ARA
hogy konfirmalando gyermeke-
ket pontosan kiildjek a kijel0lt
orakra.
Marciusi szamadas. Az egyhaz-
tanacs apr. 25-en tartott iilesaben
| viZsgalta at a marcius havi sza-
madaSokat, S AIT a kOyetkezG
adatokkal hitelesitette Bevete-
lex: : Tagdijakbol %36500; listen
dicsosegere $3.50; perselypenzek
S13l.25; templomaIap S3S300
hazber $500; Urvacsorai ado
many S192.70; vegyes Sl.00; EI6,
10 havi maradvany S239.0 .04 Osz-
SECS bevetel volt tehat 1880 40
Ezzel szemben 0ssZes kiadas volt
Sl110.05, melyben $4,000 a t0ke-
t0rlesztes es kamat, tobbi fo-
lyo kiadasokat Is beszerzesekre
fordittatott.
Felhivas. Majus no 1O-en a 2nd
mcrtgageunkb0l f500-t kelI tor
leszteniink. Ez t0rlesztes ha-
laszthatatlan. Tekintettel ARA.
hogy hiyeink kozott nagyon So
kan vannak olyanok, akik az
1923. eyre megallapitott templom
alapot meg mem fizettek be, els0
sorban azokhoz fordulunk ker0
szoval, hogy sziveskedjenek most
vasarnap, vagy a jovo vasarnap
befzeteseket eszkozofni. Egyben
azonban kerjiik azokat a festive
reinket is, akik ez eyr0l vannak
hatralekban, hogy igyekezzenek
hatraleknkat most rendezni. Kol-
lektorainkat pedig szinten pontos
es rendes munkaras kerjiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02
AZ 6kula

Mi az, idesapamg Mar
ke' ejjcl Is papaszemmel alszik. !?
Bizon'y fam, mar olyah rloj-
vidlato5 vagyok, hog. almopiban
mem isnlerek meg senkit papa
szem nelkul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02
AZ idegyogyasznal

Fatal holgy,: Tanar ur, rette-
netes betegs6g gyotor. Az utobbi
idoben mindent elfelejtek.
Tanar En- meggyogyitom ont,
de kezelesi dijat tessek elore le-
fizetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02

Erdeklodjon MIR. Leon utan
es 8 szemelyesen fog segiteni
onnek kivalasztani haztartas
folszerelesi cikkeit, amelyeket
On most a .tavasz alkalmaval
keres es sziiksegesek. Mr.. Leon
specials arakat szabott meg a
magyar kGzonseg reszere, akik-
mex sziiksegiik van szonyegre,
karpitokra, linoleumokra, dra-
periakra, fuggonyokre, fall pa
pirra, pablo lampakra, parlor
szoba, ebedl0 szoba Is halo $40
ba berendezesekre, agyakra,
matracokra vagy agybetetek-
re; occasio darabok, gaz TAXA
rektiizhelyek, jsgszekrenyek,
tornac hintak, fonografok, ba-
la kocsik, Automatic mos6k, es,
mas haztartasi sziikseg gletek
valamint Williams pneumatic.
McElroy a varos radio folera-
kata. Erdekl0djon Mr.. Leon
utan. Az On hitele jo itten.
Erdekelni fogja Youngstown
es kcrnyekenek magyar lakos-
sagat, a The McElroy Co. gy0-
nyoru butor olcs6sagai, anne
lyet most ajanl. Mr.. George
Leon, aki ezen tarsasagnal eve
ken keresztiil miik0dik es be-
sell folyekonyan az On anya-
nyelvet, iinnepelyesen meghiv-
ia ont, hogy jojjoni,.' 4 szombatoni
a. iizletbe -vagy meg koEA bban: !.
J KsMhELRyG
- * s.s.ss'sas -. : s. : A'fAse
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-08
PLEASANT RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION

Shoulders droop under weight of
years. Young. yet beauty has fled.
Cheeks are sallow and drawn. I'm
slightly pimples. Keep your system
clean and you keep the beauty of
youth. Its energy. Its irresistible
charm. Then life is not a failure.
Clogged bowels and inactive liver
cause poiSonS TO Seep through the
system. Health vanished and with
it beauty and energy. DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets will help save you
from this dark hour. For 20 years
they have been prescribed in place
OF calomel to men and women seek
ing health and freedom from On
stipation. They act easily and
smoothly. No dangerous gripping.
Take nightly before retiring. Re
suits will amaze you.
Thousands of men and women
would never be without DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. a vegetable COM
pound. Know them by their olive
color. 15c, soc and 60c. All drug
gistS.-Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-08
OFFICERS
REFUTE DIRTY
LUNCH CHARGE
Minority Faction Blamed
for nter-ASSoCiation
0iSSenSion.

a "~disgruntled minority" has pro-
voked the accounts OF dissension.
embarrassing the Hickory College
Parent Teacher Association, officials
Of the organization declared today,
as they planned Friday nights meet
ing in Wayne township school
No. IS.
Charges that lunches served
pupils of the school we're contami-
mated by coal dust from the boiler
room where they we're prepared are
grossly unfair and untrue" said
Mrs. Henry Roush, president Of the
Parent Teacher group, today.
I'VE welcome an inspection by the
state board Of health" said Mrs.
Roush. Teachers of the school and
nurses who have visited the school
are one in agreeing that sanitary
conditions prevail, and that the
lunches should be continued.
r. NJ. Huddleston, severe critic of
the boiler-room kitchen, visited the
state health board after last weeks
meeting, promising 200 signers to a
petition for an Investigation, but to-
day had not produced the petition.
Opposed Removal
Parent Teacher leaders blamed
the criticism on a faction which OPP
posed the removal of A. F. Dalton
as principal Of the school. Dalton
was succeeded this year by Charles
Sawyer. The PIT. organization took
no part, as an organization, in the
switch of principals.
Mrs. RouSh denied vigorously &C
counts Of last weeks meeting re-
lating that she had stiled opposi-
ton as chairman. Everyone had a
chance to vote" she said, land the
vote was overwhelmingly in favor of
continuing the school lunches and
for the employment of a cook"
Two state police stood outside the
door during the meeting, rumors
having been current that trouble
was brewing.
Backed by Officers
Other Parent-Teacher officers
who seconded Mrs. Roush'S account
of the controversy were Ed Haley,
vice-president; Mrs. Earl Stamm,
secretary, and John Robey, treas
urer. All declared the children'S
lunches are prepared and served in
a sanitary manner and that &C
counts to the contrary are untrue,
and an unfair reflection or the
school,
The Parent-Teacher officers as
serted a majority of the schools
patrons are represented in the
membership of the association. The
school is located at LynhurSt drive
and Franklin street, serving families
to the west of Mars Hill airport.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-08
DEMOCRATS IN SESSION
Municipal Campaigns Discussed
Today at Martinsvi'Ie.

More than 100 Democratic work
ers of twenty-four counties met to-
day at M~artinsville to discuss the
manner of conducting municipal
campaigns.
r. Earl Peters, Democratic state
chairman was the principal speaker.
A talk also vas made by Mrs. A. P.
Flynn, vice chairman.
Another regional meeting will be
held Wednesday at French Lick,
where southern Indiana candidates
and workers will confer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-08
Home PadIocking Is Asked

Charging that Intoxicating liquor
is sold at the place, attorneys for
the Anti-Saloon League had a suit
on file today in superior court three
to paddock the home of Tony Benny
and Denny Vespo. 2428 East Twenty
fifth street. Attorney fees of $500
are asked.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-08
CAN COMPANY Is SUED
Restraint of Trade Alleged by
by Trustee for Packing Concern.

Unfair price cutting and restraint
Of trade is charged in a S480, 900
damage suit filed in federal court
against the Amerincan Can Com
pany by Will H. Craig, NobleSville.
trustee in bankruptcy for the George
Van Camp 81 Sons Company,
packers.
A similar suit, also naming the
Van Camp Packing Company, Inc,
was dismissed several months ago
without prejudice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-08

Today's Choice
by
Zane Grey
Novelist

GET me as a seal upon thine
- heart. as a seal upon thine arm
for love is cruel as the grave: the
Goals thereof are Goals of fire, which
hath a most vehement flame. Many
waters can not quench love. neither
can the floods drown it: if a man
would give all the substance of his
house for love, it would utterly be
contemned-Song Of Solomon 1861.
n II u
THE magnificent poetry of the
Il Book of Job.
II Il n
TINE Book of Ruth.
(COmDiled bV the Bible GUild)
Next: Senator Arthur Capper of
Kansas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
WOMAN LIVES
WITH CORPSE
Officers Question Wife Con-
corning Husband
Found Dead

ST. JOSEPH. Michigan. Nov. 20.
Erna Kohlbeck. so. was
in Berrien county jail as a material
witness today while county authori-
ties Investigated circumstances sur
rounding the fatal shooting on her
husband Frank I'M. KohlbecE. 80. at
his farm home near Three Oaks
some time this month.
According TO officers. Mrs. Kohl
beck had left her husbands body
op the kitchen floor where II had
fallen and had continued living in
the house, merely closing the door
To the room. She told officers
Kohlbeck shot himself some time
before Armistice day. County au-
th0rities learned w the affair yes
terdav when Miss Mollier Bergman
Of Chicago, sister OF Mrs. Kohlheck.
came here after receiving W letter
from her lister requesting her 90
come 10 Three Oaks to arrange a
quiet burial. Miss Bergman called
Deputy Sheriff Ben Drier.
Officers found KOhlbeck's body Oh
the kitchen floor. AT his side was
a single shot pistol and a stove
poker. Untouched food was on the
table.
Mrs. KOhlbec kt0ld officers sire
found her husband dead shortly If
ter I y. I'm. on u day she was unable
to remember.
Mrs. Kohlbeck told officers she
In Germany In 1921. and they were
married on an ocean liner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
Two AirmaiI Planes
Expected To Arrive

Two FOkker tri-motored trans
ports. for use on the Mexican Avia-
ton company line. were due 10 ar
rive Wednesday from Miami, Fla.
Chief Pilot Ed Snyder and Chas.
Drayton. senior pilot. left here re-
Gently for Miami for the purpose
or bringing the Fokkers back.
These will be the first planes cf
this type 10 be commissioned BY the
Mexican Aviation company. This
airline is N subsidiary OF the Pan
American Always. Inc. which was
operating the Fokkers NO Miami.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
Bradford Rum Case
Hearing Is Opened

"A preliminary hearing for John
Radlord. charged with liquor law
violation, was to be held before
u. S. Commissioner r. TX. Goodrich
Wednesday.
Charges were filed against Rad
ford after customs officers made q
seizure near Tomates bend Tues
Gay evening. They alleged .ey
caught the defendant with AZ
quarts Of cognac. II quarts Of
whiskey. "a pints OF whiskey, six
quarts Of rum. two quarts of mes
cal and two quarts OF Habanero.
Mounted Customs Inspector Lee
Campbell, Ed McNabb, A. A.
Champion and Fergus Grove part
icipated in the seizure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21

decorations Of the uniforms Of dip
-omats ard military attaches OF
foreign powers appeared in sharp
contrast 20 the scnber clothes OF
government officials.
Before the services started and
anyone had arrived. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoover entered tie room and re-
manned for a while in personal
tribute. The president for some
time stood BY the casket and gaZed
into the face OF his late friend and
official adviser. Mrs. Hoover re-
NAMED a few feet distant.
Mrs. Good. her two young sons,
ard ether members OF the imme-
date family sat apart in the Green
room and heard the services from
there. The resp.dent and ~rs.
Hoover. Vice President Curtis and
his sister. Mrs. Dolly Curtis Gam.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft. Speak
er Lcngwcrth and Goods fellSw
cabinet members sat Immediately
IN front OF the casket.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
HOUSTONLANS
GO TO MEXICO
Rotarians Will Return Here
After Visit In
Monterrey

Eighty Houston Rotarians left
for Monterrey Tuesday night, after
a banquet given by the Matamoros
Rotary club, as a climax to day
or Sightseeing. The Houston visit
ors were guests Of the Hidal~o
county Rotarians from the time
they arrived in Edinburg until they
boarded their special train at Har-
ingen to 60 over to Matamoros.
The party had lunch at Don \.
Tim Evans, president Of the
Houston Rotary, made an interest
ing talk at the MatamoroS ban
quet. and the band which accomp-
anied the Houstonians rendered
several selections. The entire pro-
gram was broadcast over a hookup
from Station KWWG, and several
OF the Houston men took advant-
age OF the opportunity TO greet
their friends by radio. The Browns
vile club joined with the Mata-
moros Rotarians in entertaining
the visitors. and a number were
present az the banquet. M. Il. Love,
Brownsville Rotarian. and general
agent Tor the Southern Pacific lines
here. accompanied the party to
Monterrey.
The H~OustonianS are TO return
to Brownsville Thursday morning,
and viii be entertained BY the local
club with breakfast at FL Jardin
hotel. after which they will be
taken for a tour OF this city, San
Benito. and Harrington. They are
scheduled to board their train al
Harrington. going from there tc
Edinburg for dinner. and leaving
Thursday night for their homes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21

babe farewell to his fellow East
land county officers here shortly
before he died.
Shortly after Jones' death, Dis
trict George Davenport called the
county grand jury into sepcial ses-
sion TO investigate the lynching.
IL will convene at 10 a. m, tomor-
row.
After hope for recovery OF the
officer had been given up. county
officers who had served with him
grouped about his bed and Erasped
his hand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
Eagles Take Train
For Austin Contest

A large group Of fans. including
the bugle and rum corps. will see
the Brownsville Eagles off for their
Austin game "Wednesday evening.
The train will leave the Missouri
Pacific station at 9 - IN.
The bugle end drum CORDS will
rive a demonstration and high
school students ere exectedp TO hold
n pep rallv Just before the train
departs. The Austin game Friday
will be for the district champion
ship.