davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
YOUNGSTOWNSKY v NEMOC]
PoDPORUJUCI sPoLoK
TATRA.

Eradrici: Iozef Martinko, predseda,
255 Carlton ST. Jozcf Mudron, pod
prcdseda, 53s s.. Hazelwood Are. ~
Stefan Noyotny, dcto"nik, 404 East
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, pc.
kladnik, 1884 Oak St. Martin Mu-
ransky Frantisck Hudik, dozorcovia.
Sch6dze vydrziavajd sa kazdt prvt
nedel u Y mesiaci Y skole Sv. Cyrilla
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
vYsTRAHA PRED BEsNoToU

Okresny zdrayotny irad Wy
ssriha obyvatel 'stvo pred besnotou
psov. V ZINE je viac psov be-
snrch, nezli lete. udava DIR.
Welch, acprave fudia myslia, ze
sd psi len V lete besnejil. Odpo-
ruca kazdemu MATTEL owl psa, ably
PISA drzal priviazaneho. Kro by
Dol pohryzeny psom, mech hned'
pride do okresnei budovy k okres
nemu lekarovi dr. Elderoyi, ktory
ranu preskuma a v pade potreby
oSetri.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
BYERS co. ZASTAVI e.,
VO WARREN VYROBU


The A. NJ. Byers Go. oznamila,
re zastavila vyrobu zeleza podPa
Ashton pr9cesu vyrabala vo War
robu zapoGne l. februara V Am
bridge, Pa. Move zelezo podl a
Ashton procesn .. .yyra'lbayyla. 20 War
Iren " iielni PHddled Iron Co.
l1tora teraz zamFsla sama vyra,
bat toto zelezo. Taktp by. robot
nici, ktori zostali bez prace M.
sledkom zastavenia vEroby Il
Byers, dostali robotu nazad Il
PuddIed Iron Co.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
VEL'KE ZLATE POLIA
OBJAvENE ma sIB1R1

Ruska sovietska vlada oznamu-
je. re V jakutpkej gubernii, ma 81
biri jej geologovia objavili ne
smierne vel Ike zlate polia. Polia
merajii 450 mil dlzky $40 mil
sirky SIT neobycajne bohate na
Izlatd} rtdu. vlada .hned' pordbila
kroky ma zapocatie dolovania zla
ia, ktoreho teraz hodne potrebuje
ma zakupovanie vyrobnych stro
jov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
FAsIANGovY BAL

Pryy fasiangovy bal usporiada
Odbor 76. S. R. S., ma ktory povo-
lava vsetko slovenske robot,lietyo
q okolice Youngstown, ably sa
priSlo zabavit' a rozveselit' medzi
robotnlctvo. Povolavame mladyeh
j starsich. Bal bude dna IL. ianll.
ara 1880 V novel narodnej Soko.
lovni, 319 Washington 81. Muzi
ka bude vyborna, pana M. Piro
skoya. @ d'alsie veci sa postara
Usporiadajuci vybor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
PREDPOvEDA ZLEPSENIE
ROBOTNYCHv vPOMEROV

James A. Farrell, predseda Uni
ted States Steel Corporation %,
znamil, ze ocakava 'veFke zlep.
senie robotnych pomerov oce
liarskom priemysle hned' po No.
vom roku. Oil 'adom robotnych
pomerov V celom rolu, nevidi
ziadnych priein, preeo by rok
1890 nebol jednym z priemernycf
rokov, ustalenvmi cenami &
mzdami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
LITERATURE.
Ucebnica slovenskei reci pre-

elementarne riedy Slovenskych
csadnlcll skol. Sostavily a yydaly
Sestry sv. Cyrilla a Methoda. Dam
vile, Pa. 1929 Tlaeou Obrany
Scranton. Pa. Je to knizka,
ktori 81 zaslnzi, ably bola nielen V
kazdcj sloyenskej skole v Ameri-
he,, ale i kazdej domacnosti. Mi
mo mluvnitnych cviceni sd Y nej
i pcrly slovenskfho basnictva a
rlanocck Z dejin Slovakoy. kniz-
ku vrrle odpcrncame a velebnym
sestram blahozelame k ich kras-
nym snaham. (Cena ME ja udana.
ale myslime, ze knizka stoji okolo
| Sl00. Objednavky poslite priamo
sestram Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda Y
Danville, Pa
Narodny Kalendar na rok 1890
Nydal Narodny Slovensky Spo
lok Spoj Statoch Americkych
Sostavil Jozef Zary, redaktol
"Narodnlch Novin", povereni;
Litei.arneho Vyboru y. S. s. Tia
cou Narodnych Novin. Pittsburgh
| Pa. Cena soc. - Kalendare Mar
Slov. Spolku btvajn chyrne svo
Jim bohatym a cennym obsahon
a krasnou iipravou. A mozeme po
vedat', Re tentc sa predoslym roc
nixon vyrovna, ba mono ich a
Ipredci. Sii V nom clanky a basn
od dobrlch spisovatel'ov. Zvlast
nej pozornosti zasluhuje pojedns
, ME nespravnych vyrazoch V p
sme Slove. Je t0 clanok "Pilni
ma hrdzu slovenciny' cd neb. Ps
ira kompisa ST Karola Belt
= hlavka. z neho Sa naucia Slovac
ako nemaji hovorit'. Kalend;
je vyse 300-stranovI. Objedna
81 ho treba Il Mar. Novin, p. O.
: AT, Pittsburgh, Pa.
< Kalendar Neodvislost pre-
' dOv Idkyne Neodvisleho Naro
ntho Spolku na rok 1890. Rocn
XIII Tlacou New Yorkske
80 Dennika, 435 f. Seth ST., Ne
- York, n. Y. Je to tiez kalendal
obsahom poutnych uzitotny
:; elankov a rozpravok. STRAIN l
- 200. Cena ME je udana. ale n
:. slime, ze je soc. Objednat' tire
40 IL n. Y. Dennika. A.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27

Pan Pavel Kerestur $ manzel-
kou, pochvalne znamy manzelsky
par. q {. 1241 Central Ave. slavlll
dna II. novembra ,zlate jubileum
svoiho manzelskeho >tavu. Slay-
nostnjl sv. omsu sluzil Rev. Ste
fan Kocis chrame Najsv. Mena
Jezis, pri ktorej pristpplll Jubl-
lanti k sv. prijimaniu. Potom DO:
la jubilarna svadobna hostina v
domacnosti pani 7. Pipich, 77l
Fairgreen Ave., ma ktorej brali u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
EMERY DANKo zoMREL.

Emery Danko, z {. 80 Washing
ton ST., Campbell, zomrel vo stvr-
tok minuleho tyyzdna vo veku %
rokov. Pohrab mu boil v pondelok
domu smntku chramu Sv. ia
ma Krstitel'a. Pohrabne obrady
vykonal Rev. Jan Hamrak. Po-
chovany boil Ma Calvary cintcrine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
PosIELA PoZDRAV 20 SKoLY

ST. Etelka kovalcik, dcera zna-
meho slovenskeho obchodnika, D.
Adama Kovalcika a jeho manzel-
Ky, ktora studuje ma dievcenskom
llstave vo Franklin, Mass. posie-
la tonto cestou svoj vianocny a
novorotny pozdrav vsetkfm pria-
tel'kam, znamym a pribuznvm.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
CUDZi ROBoTN1CI
MA MEsTSKYCH PRACACH

Kvm naSe robotnictvo Zahal 'alo,
cudzi robotnici, importovanl 2
druhlch miest, malo robotu prl
stavani Watt st. mostu, na ktOry
peniaze dali obyvatelia Youngs-
townu. Toto vyslo na javo V me-
stskei rade, ktora teraz chce Wy
niest zakon, ze ma vsetkych NEST
sk,fch pracach majd bytt zamest,
mani len Youngstowncania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
1000 ROBoTNfKOV SA
VRATILO DO PRACE

10 South Bend. Ind. oznamuju,
ze sa tam vratilo do prace 1000
zamestnancov Studebaker korpo-
racie. ktora bola trmer nplrej
necimosti "a posIedny mesiac
Dalsich 1000 budc prijatt zaeia.
tIkom februara. Znovuzaha jenie
prace V automobilovych tovar
nach znaci zvysen6 operacie oce
liarni. Mnohe automobilove dieln.
uz teraz objednavajn vePke "a
>oby ocele.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27

Margitka Markovie, 3-rocna
dcerka Jozefa Markovic a jeho
manzelky, zomrela domacnosti
rodicov, 361 Meadow ST., v piatok
popoludni. Okrem rodicov, opla-
kava ju osem bratov a sestier.
Pohrab jej Dol pondelok rano 2
chramu Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.
Pochovana bola v Calvary cinto-
rine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
JANOSfKOv POKLADl

Najnovsi roman 0 tomto sloven-
skom bohatierovi 4 jeho polka
doch. Nasledkom, zaklpenia VEL
ksho nakladu "a snzen1 cenu 81.
Je to vel'm pdtavy roman md
us obrazov.
u. MRAZ
$40 W. Federal ST., Youngstown,O Q.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
EDISON MABEL
GUMovu RASTLINU

Odkedy sa guma stala jednym .
najpotrebnejsich clankov l'ud-
stva, hradane boly rastliny, ktOr6
ju v sebe obsahujd, lebe svet Dol
zavisly Cd gumovnikov, rast1cich
len v tropickych krajin&eh. Chyr-
ny vynalezca Edison teriz ozna-
mil, 5e sa mu podarilo najst' rs-
stlinu, . ktorej bnde mozno 80
nskom vyrAbat' gunu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
lovak Student Life.

Rocnik XXX. Toto .le mesaenfk
ceskei a slovenskej studnjlieei
mlalleze Y Amerike. tlatenV 20
anylicky y lSazdom elsie naide-
me Y nom mnsho zanjimaveho q
nasho Observation-Disclosures
i krajoveho sveta. Y decembro-
vom elsie je stat 0 slovenskom u
nelcoyi Ivanovi Zabotovi. repre-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
STR AN "A E

dllEeie Jcho portretoy. Tamtiez js'
kratky zivotopis p Milana Ges'
tinga. Gesko-slovenskfho konznla
u Pittsburgan. Dop;sujii don vias
ceri, slovcnskf STUDENT a jednym
70 slsvenskych redaktoroy je I
student Jozef Sofranec, syn dra
Jozefa Sofranca Yonngstown.
predplatne je 81 ma rok. Adresa ]:
c-S Student Life. Lisle, III.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
ROCNA SCHODZA POLIT.
KEUBU MA STEELTON

Rocna Schodza Slovenskeho Po-
litick1ho Klubu ma Steelton bude
sa odbfvat' tejto nedele, 20. dee.
vccer pod kostolom osady Mena
Jezis. Bude prevedena vcl'ba IRA
dn ma rok 1890 vybavene Inc
zalrzitosti. Tiez budeme mat rec.
nikov. Ziadame vsetkych lldov
aby sa v najvacsom pocte ma tntc
schodzu dostayili. s i1ctou,
Pavel Ondas, preds.
Pave1 Bi1ka. TAI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
sYLVESTROVY BAL MA
STEELTON.

Iajacova orchestra usporiada
81. decembra vecer sylvestrovy
bal Suliganovej hale na Salt
Spring Road, ma ktory povolava
ct. obeeenstvo. Dobra zabava "a
rucena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27

east ich dietlSy manzelkami,
manzelmi, vniicatmi prayn1-
tatmi, sice pan Jan Kerestur S
manzelkou, pan Y. Taylor man.
zelkou, pan John White man.
zelkou pan Stefan Kerestur S
manzelkou.
StarlSi Kerestilrovci tesla sa
vseobecnej 1cte vel 'keho kruhu
priatel'ov. Y Youngstown prebv.
vajn uz 30 rokov a sil st 'astnym
! starymi rodicmi % vn1cat a trocl
! pravnIcat. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
Y RoCNEJ SCH0DzE YOUNGS.
POLITICKEHO KLUBU.

.ls
Youngstownsky Slovensky Po-
litickl a Podporuj lci, Klub NAL v
nedel'u rocnn schodzu V sloven-
skcj Sokolovni, ma ktGrej lradni-
ci podali svoje zpravy. Potion bo-
" prcvedrne vol'by. Brat Martin
Muranskv Dol zvolenl ia vqleb-
noho predsedu. ktory povedal pc
knll rec, abv sme volili len takvch.
ktori 81 schopni a pracuju "a svoj
Ehlb slovensky narod. Nato sd
prikrocilo k vol;be.
Za predsedu Dol znovuzvolenS
Jozef Yavorsky, "a podpredsedu
Andrej Tarapcak, IA tajomnila
Juraj a. Petrik, ia pokladnfka
Jozef Hiznaj, ia dozorcov Stefan
Eolha, Jozef Schromofsky a Mar
tin Muransky. Ia zastupcov do
Slovenskej Federacie zvoleni boil
Jozef SchromofskI a Juraj A.
Petrik, ktori tiez budn zastupo-
vat al vo Federacii Improvement
j Klubov
Potom Dol odhlasovany vianoc-
ny darcok pre- naseho redaktora
p. NJ. Mraza vd 'acnosti "a jeho
pracu pre- slovenskv rud. Tiez
holo odporucane, ably kazdy nd 81
objeGnal knizku "Vecerne Cita-
ME-. cd p. Mraza. Ktory I'D nema
casu ist' do redakcie, mech sa hla-
81 Ii zapisnika, Juraj A. Petrik a
ia mu vd 'acne vysltzim. Tiez pro-
SIN, aby vsetky nase slovenske
k!uby spolky 81 tohto povsimly
a objednaly knizky pre- svojich
cipnov a clenkyne od p. Mraza,
clm mu preukazu lasku a vd 'ac-
rost' "a jeho vyse 10Focnn pracu
medzi nami. s 1ctou,
Juraj A. Petrik,
zapisnik.
Pom. red. Ctenym spolubratom
YoungstoWnskeho SLOW. Politicke-
la a Podpor. Klubn srdecne d "a
jem "a tax viditel'ny prejav la.
To mi dodava silly, ably som
j aad 'alej dpa syoiich skromnych
pracoval "a svoj rod. Avsak
sslar "a dar'' ia klubu prime.
ii ma buddcu sch6dzu protihod,
lau daru v knizkach. Prajen
" n vsetkym zdravia 4 poxehra'
MIA y Noyom roku! NJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

MAINTAINED
NJ. p. Operating Reg
ular Time Table on
It's Valley Lines

Regular schedules now are being
maintained throughout the Valley by
the Missouri Pacific railway on lis
bus lines recently bought from the
Black Diamond Bus company. II was
announced Friday by C.. y. Buckinr-
ham. chief clerk to Surt. q. u.
Fitch. in charge Of the system.
No change in the schedule IS
used By the Black Diamond com
psny has been found necessary 40
far, according 20 Mr.. Buckingham.
but If a change is required to fur
Their convenience 70 the public, ap-
plication will be made TO the high
wav commission. he said.
The application for injunction re-
Gently filed at Edinhurg seeking 70
stop Missouri Pacific operation Of
the lines. TO date has had no effect
on the transportation system. In
cluded in the lines taken over by
the Missouri Pacific at midnight.
January IS. are tho following:
Brownsville 70 Mission: Browns
Vile TO Point Isabel: Harrington -
Raynondville. San Benitc 70 Point
Isabel: San Benito n Rio Hondo.
All these lines formerly were opcr-
ated By the Black Diamond com
psnv. The Blue Border line. which
runs from HcAllcn TO Corpus Chris
ii. was taken BY the Missouri Pa
cific railway at the same time.
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$50 VISITORS

Continued from Page 0ns.l
where dinner was 70 be served BY
the woman's Chamber 81 Commerce
Of that city. Following luncheon
there, the party was 10 50 TO san
Benito. then 10 Los Fresnos and
from there TO Brownsville. expect
Ing 10 reach the border clay be-
tween 1850 and = o'clock.
AT Brownsville a trip 81 inspec-
tion will be made Of the Rabb palm
grove, just outside the city. On
their return the visitors will be
taken 70 Matamoros where ban
quet will be served and an address
~ scheduled by Marie n. Gomez
Mexican secretary Of agriculture
Automobiles 70 carry the agTicul-
tural experts over the Valley were
furnished BY b~usiness men Of the
various towns In this section.
While 10 was too early a. obtain
comprehensive reaction Of tho yisi-
tors as to the Valley, several de-
clared the truck and citrus growing
possibilities here were amazing, be-
yond their slightest idea.
The entire party will ertrain to-
night al Brownsville for the return
trip 70 Houston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
OPERATIONS
ILLUSTRATED
DR.. A.C. Scott l. Il
To Valley Doctors
AT McAllen

Moving picture and lantern slide
demonstratins o. delicate and un-
usual operations. given By D.. A. 4.
Scott or the Scott-w White Sanitarium
At Temple. featured the monthly
meeting Of the Rio Grande Valley
Medical Society Al McAllen Thurs
day night.
Dr. Scott. who Is ex-president Of
the Texas state Medical association.
Is one OF the most noted surgeons
in the state and his lecture VAS re.
ec;Sed with profound interest BY the
Valley physicians, local doctors
present at tho meeting declared.
Diseases Of Children was dis.
cussed in > paper BY DR.. A. Harreli
Of McAIlen. This complete the scisn-
tific section OF the program. Din
ner was served the physicians in
the Casa de Palma AZ 1880 O'Clock.
While the doctors were Ia session.
plans for entertainment of women
delegates 90 attend the state con-
yention Of mediccs in Brownsville
In May, were made By the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Valley medical
body. A series Of social events and
possible tours Of the Valley were
considered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
PERSONALS

Sir. and Mrs. Charles Heed. ~
Bonneville. o.. and Mr.. end Mrs,
w. II. Potter. Of Columbus, O., are
in Brownsville. having driven over
with MIR. and Mrs. ]. &. Wells Of San
Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Dunnsn Of
Waco arrived Thudsday evening.
u. r. Damerson came in Thurs
day for n short stay IN the city. He
was in the Valley three years ago,
and remark. on the changes since
his last visit.
Geo. Shreve ard ~. T. Perry, both
Of Lincoln. Neb., are registered at
the Travellers hotel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Holloway, Of Auburn, Neb.,
are also stepping there.
r. W. Moore, Of Pueblo, Cole 10
in town, and looking over the VAL
ley.
Mrs. q. b. Chapman. Of Houston,
Is spending a few days here.
Andrew Mick. Of Tamnico, is stay
ing AZ the FL Jardin.
other late arrivals are W. G..
Voigt. San Antonio; Mr.. and Mrs.
LYLE Saxon. Dallas: VIM. II. Collins,
st. Louis; Frank NJ. rrencil, Oak
Park. NJ; and o. VI. Longneeker,
Houston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
HORSE SHOW

CONTINUED from page cns.)
thprugh this experience officers are
IN a position 70 make this horse show
the most successful vet conducted.
That Is their intention, they state.
In addition they have been advised by
Col. Koch, one of the best horsemcn
in the L. $, service.
Col. William r. Johnston will
W In command az the sAow.
The horse show committee IA
Capt. Marion I. Worries and 1t. Clyde
Massey, all ~ the 18th cavalry.
Judges are Major Henry u. Flynn and
Mai. Herbert +. Taylcr. Capt. Clyde
+. Austin and Capt. Albert Lo6its
will Judge Class 10. Capt. Vernon N.
Shell will referee and Capt. Worries
will be ~ringmastcr.
The vents will be run off as fol-
lows:
$500 q. m.-clsss =. Officers mount,
cup award.
$3.50 a. m.-class 8. Troopers mount.
cash award.
$3.50 a. m.-Class .. Novice Jump
ers. cash award.
a;25 a. m.-Claxs 2, Officers ehArr-
ers. cup award.
9:hn a. m.-ClasS II. Polo pony
Clightwcight). cup award.
1000 a. m.-Class is, escort wsg-
ons. cash award.
1885 q m.-Class :. touch and out.
eur award.
1i.in .. m.-Clasx ~. enlisted
mems mount. cash award.
100 n. m.-CiasS 3. enlisted men
oren pumping. cup award.
i;sS y. m.-Class 4, officers ORES
jumping. cup award.
2.0s n. m.=ClaxS 10. polo pony
Cmiddle and heavyweight). cup award.
2:3e D. m.-CiAss II, road hack, cup
award.
$3.50 p. m.-Ladies Saddle class, cup
award.
$500 .. m.-Class Is. polo pony
bending race. cup award.
3:f5 .. m.-ClasS G, blue ribbon
jumpers, cup award.
Ribbons as follows will Ne awarded
In al classes: First. blue; second.
red: ard third. yellow.
Three courses have been laid out
for use In the various events. They
are designated as A. n. and q.
An illustrated m~imeograrh program
has been issued ny the adiutant Of
flee explaining IN detail the events
and listing entries. IL also contains
drawings Of the various courses 60
he used.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

unusually good arrangements for
meetings Of the SCIENTIFIC sections
as made ~ your chairman here, Or.
w. o. Works" said Or. Scott, AS
! am chairman OF the state commit
tee Of this division. naturally I am
more interested In IL. I believe the
arrangements made By Or. Works
here are the best Of any eonven-
tons.
Mainly 7 am here 70 see that
arrangements are suitable for prop
err presentation Of the various scicn-
tific subjects 10 be given a. the con
v%enion. and | am well pleased IN
this regard.
"One Of the features incidental to
the convention we arc preparing Is
10 have various doctors speak in the
churches and civic clubs during the
convention. not only IN Brownsville,
but in various other cities Of the
Valley.
These doctors. to be selected
from among the best speakers Of tho
associatin. will talk for the most
part on early signs OF disease, their
prevention; in other words IL might
BIO called an educational campaign.
The purpose is TO acauaint the lay
men with the early sign Of dis
ease that II may be combatted prop
erly before II reaches the danger
Gus stage. and also, TO advise Of the
treatment at this point"
DR.. Scott Is scheduled 70 sddrcAs
the men of the Presbyterian church
at $3.50 o'clock this evening. lie a
that he probably would speak on
Prevention Of Diseases lie will
leave for TeEaple tonight.
an attendance ~ from 1000 70 =
500 il expected for the threc-dsy
convention. Dr.. Works saih. While
the state association will not con-
vene until May Il. the Railway Sur
geons and other affiliated orders Of
the state association will Ne in res
sion May 20. DIR. Works has been
advised.
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the author u - busy ~ ever. The
eyes have been failing fer years. but
the stream Of hooks and stories and
articles has continued uninterrupted.
New Mr.. Harrington ~ debating the
words that will he read ~ book form.
Under such u hardship ~ this
Harrington has Inv the past Hix
months productivity dirtation en.
tirely-a full-length book and several
short stories and articles.
Practically MI OF the authors prev
icus wora. was written IN lead pencil
lonr-ha 4 on bright paper; he used
to keen hordeS of pencils ready
sharpeasd for the beginning of each
days ~Hsrk nt N sort of writing easel.
he says.
Mrs. Harrington II here from their
indianapolis home with her husband.
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Get Salary Boost

County commissioner ~ CAM
eron county are " receive IN tn
crease IN salary 20 $500 annually
under passage az N bill In the SEN
ate introduced hy Sen. Archie Parr.
II became known Frida-.
The bill IN question provides
county commissioners of All coun-
ties % the state having n taxable
valuation Of $4,000 or more shall
receive an annual salary Of $500.
A Cameron county valuation Il SAs,-
100000 the increase provided under
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MEDICAL MEET
IS APPROVED
Plans Highly Pleasing,
DIR. A. c. Scott, of
Tempel Says, After
Visit Here

~ornsville facilities for handling
u annual convention. May 2i-23.
uf the Texas State Medical ~associa-
ton are satisfactory in every way,
according to DIR. A. G. Scott Of Tenn
pie. state councilman Of the order.
here Friday 70 make preliminary
arrangements for the meeting.
DR.. Scott. who is an ex-prcsident
Of the stste medical order. ard
operator Of the Scott-White Sanitar-
ium az Temple, spent the day here
comforting with local committee
named 60 plan for the convention.
He expressed himself as delighted
with arrangements, especially so as
- school building space for holding
" the various sectional meetings OF
the association.
II am especially pleased with the
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Corps Spirit lie went to France
As an observer with the Second
(MarinesD division. His commander
at that time wss Major General Le-
Jeunc who later was 10 head the
corps under the direction Of the ma
who served In France as a captain
Of marines.
Denny vsS the only World War
veteran in the Harding cabinet. lie
wal serving IS probation officer Tor
the Detrcit Recorders courts when
the navy portfolio was offered him
largely, IL was said az the time, at
the suggestion of John w. Weeks,
who became secretary Of war.
An odd parallel existed between
the careers of Edwin DENLY and an
other Detroiter, Truman III. New
berry. Both were members or the
Michigan Reserve. and both saw SER
vice aboard the u. s. :. Yosemite on
WHICH Newberry was an officer.
Later the gunner's mate won the
nomination FOR congress that the Of
ficer had sought. Still later DENLY
occupied the cabinet seat that New
berry had held under the Roosevelt
administration.
Scs-Going Secretary
The parallel continued 10 the end
Of their respective political careers.
DENLY retired 10 private life with the
Teapot Dome scandal smudring an
otherwise cnviable cabinet record.
Newherry resigned from the United
States senate after a national mp
roar had taken place following
charges or fraud w his elections
charges that led 10 his conviction of n
criminal charge and his sentence 70
the Leavenworth penitertiary. The
verdict later was overthrow by the
United States supreme court.
ncnhy's s~obriquet while he was a
cabinet member was "Thc SeH-Going
Secretary" given 20 him because of
his numerous trips with the fleet
lie aroused the wrath or congress
when he proposed 20 use the army
transport Henderson 70 take 20 japan
a party or naval officers who were
graduated from the Annapolis Naval
academy IN the class of 1881 to enjoy
a class reunion as guests Of the
Crown Prince Of Japan, who had been
a member of that class. Much was
threatened, but the Henderson sailed
nvwsy
The trip All but turned nut dis
astrously for the secretary wes in IN
airrlanr in China when N fell 1000
feet TIE plane was demolished, but
DERBY sscsred without injuries