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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
new PRESIDENT
LAUDS VALLEY
DR.. Joe Dildy Emphasizes
Importance OF Physical
Examinations

sect examined on your birthday,
Is the slogan or DR.. Joe Dildy OF
Brownwood. the new president OF
the Texas State Medical association.
In outlining his plans for the COM
ing year. DR.. Dildy emphasized the
importance OF physical examinations
for everybody-the young. the old.
the sick and the apparently. With
the aid of each and every county
medical society in the state Of Texas
he expects to conduct a public
health campaign including lectures.
broadcasted speeches. published ar
aticles and free examinations for all
public school children.
your climate here in the Valley
is ideal" the new president stated.
You have warmth with dryness and
I'm going to send all my patients
who need warm sunshine down here
to your natural health resort.
This years convention trip to the
Magic Valley has been an education
10 the practise, I believe. And we
have certainly had good time here
this week. From my home in
Brownwood all points Of Texas are
the same distance. SO you can look
for me back some day"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
ROBBINS and
KELLY GIVEN
PARACHUTES
Pilots Report Plane
In Good Shape and
Both Confident They
VIII Break Record
(See picture on page s.

FORT WORTH, May 23.-tPl-
Reginald L. Robbins and James
Kelly in the monoplane Fort
Worth" passed the 96-hour mark in
their attempt to set a new worlds
endurance record at 1888 a. m,
todav-
"The motor and ship are In good
shape. We are a little tired but
don't let 1t bother us" Robbins
wrote in a note which was drop
ped.
The Fort Worth has been in the
air since 1888 a. m. Sunday and
has only two more sustained flight
records to break. the 112-hour voy-
age OF the Graf Zeppelin from
Germany 10 the United States
and the record Of approximately
Isl hours set by the Question
Mark. Confidence they would sur
pass both those marks was express
ed in notes.
The tenth load OF refueling gaso-
line was given the Fort Worth" az
z q. nj. today. when ITO gallons Of
gasoline and 4 1-2 gallons OF oil
we're transferred from a refueling
plane piloted by X. X. Hoffman.
Parachutes were lowered Rob-
tContinued on page eleven.I
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
1t Takes a Real
Man tOWakeUp
ViV' Matthews
CHAPTER /

CHAPTER
Behind the fans of grandmother's day they would
have called her poor little wall flower.
And they might have added-in ladylike whispers,
of course
'My dear, she's twenty if she's day-and never had
a beaul"
But Miss 1929 doesn't carry fan, and she seldom
talks in whispers. So there mistaking what the
two dofaced gay-eyed little Bender flappers saunter-
ing by the Matthews gate had aired in the way of opn-
ion of Vivian Matthews sitting pensvely in swing the
porch.
Poor vivl She sure is one grand sample of what
call flat tire"
THAT baby is flat she'd make door mat feel like
n first-class mattress
Vivian Matthews had never in her entire life felt
dressed up
Not once in her twenty years had she walked down
the streets of Bender with dress hat
new flower on her and felt that mysterious something
that lifts the feminine heart from the slough of despond
TO the heights
And So of course just as radiant smile and sunny
face draws happiness and loveVivians face reflecng
her pensve thoughts that sometimes drew an in
different glance, and that about ALL The glance was
something accompanied by whispered poor kid.
For few there were in the small town who ddn t know
the story of Vivian Matthews and that she doorstep
waf that really maered that she had been found
old Martha Matthews doorstep winter night if Vivian
could have forgotten it herself
In the Middle West, especially in like Bender
Ka there is very little drawn between the Nobodys and
the Somebody's Human beings are human beings-if they
nice and friendly and respectable
IxZeek Wales, swain and the town man, passed the
~ news cottage and in to CHEEKY Hi, Viv
Received detected ''good evening"
He summed her up in many words to Mary Barnes
who going to the movies with him:
Poor old Viv wants to be good egg Mary But she's
got awful ineriorty complexion read about it in
Continued On Page Four)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
MOODY SIGNS
MORE BILLS
Among Them Was One Per-
mitting Poll Tax Receipts
To Be Mailed

AUSTIN. May 23.-tPt-Governor
Moody today signed and filed 80 OF
124 bills passed by the special ses-
sion of the legislature. He had pre-
viously signed a number. In most
cases the bills approved today apply
only to certain counties.
Among them were the measures
ratifying the compact between Tex
as. Colorado and New Mexico for
division of waters of the Rio
Grande: raising pay OF guards at
state penitentiary from $50 TO SIS:
tick eradication law: permitting poll
tax receipts to be mailed by tax col
lectors; directing discharge Of state
convicts in counties or their convic-
ton, and authorizing the regents or
the University Of Texas 10 accept
a gift from the estate OF T. I'D.
Farmer for establishment of an In
ternational scholarship fund
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
CHILD KILLER
FOUND GUILTY
6-Year-Old Slayer Must
Serve Until Fl In
Reform School

PAINTSvILLE. KY, May 23.-P
"A jury here today found Carl
Newton Mahan, 6 10 year old son
OF John Mahan. railroad fireman,
guilty on a charge OF manslaugh-
ter for the killing of his eight-year-
old playmate. Cecil vanhoose fol-
lowing an alteration over a piece
or scrap iron.
The boy was sentenced by Judge
John w. Butcher to serve until he
Is 21 in the reform school at Green
dale Ky.
John Wheeler. defense attorney,
announced he would file motion
for new trial
According to CarIs story OF the
shooting. it was a case of the big
boy who took something away from
the little boy. The two were seek
ing scrap iron to sell. and Carl
had found the prize piece Of the
hunt. Cecil, Carl said. tried to
take it away from him, and sue
ceeded, being stronger.
The younger boy then Is said to
have gone into the house. got his
fathers shotgun and killed his
playmate. How the boy. who Is the
size Of an average Six-year-old boy,
ever held the heavy gun is un-
known. The charge struck Cecil In
the head.
Carl is the son OF John Mahan
taxicab driver. The slain boys
father Is a railroad fireman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
KIRCAN CASE
NOW NOW ON TRIAL
Brummet Is Seeking $780,
600 Damages; Bulli-
jan Mistrial

In the witness chair OF the fed
eral district court. Floyd Brummet
testified Wednesday that ID. Z. K.r-
gan. mayor Of Weslaco. placed his
arms on his shoulder, looked him
squarely in the eye and assured him
that the land he was 10 purchase
was of the highest citrus type.
Brumraet Is seeking $4,000 dam
ages. $4,000 of which is exemplary.
He alleges that the land ie pur-
chased from Kirgan and the Gulf
Coast Securities company, near Ed
inburgh, was ruined by Seepage and
was misrepresented to him.
The land is the west 1858 acres
OF the east 31.25 acres or lot nine.
section 269. located under Hidalgo
county water improvement district
No. 4. This district has since been
changed and is now the Hidalgo
county water control and improve
ment district No L.
Brummet and his wife were
brought here On a land party from
Paducah. KY. in January. 1926. He
declares that they were not allowed
to speak to outsiders to find the
value of lands here and that they
were told that no citrus land in the
Valley could be obtained for less
than S400 an acre.
The land was bounded on three
sides by canals. the petition says.
and Kirgan represented this as an
advantage to him, Brumnet testi-
fled.
Brummet purchased the land. had
1t cleared, set to trees and generally
cared for by the Gulf Coast Securi-
ties company. A large portion OF
the citrus trees died due to seepage.
Continued on page elevenD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
TO
MEDICOS, SAYS
MEETING HERE
Act Branded Farce I'm
Session; B. %. Works
Vice President and
Cuero Man President

Repeal of doctors privilege rf
prescribing liquor under the Dean
law is the objective of a movement
launched Thursday ~ the closing
sessions ar tine 63rd annual rnnrrn-
ton Of the state Medieal azzcri-
alton or Texas after adoption uE m
resolution which described the rrrs-
ent method of prescribing and tin-
pensing liquors hy physicians and
drug stores as "A WRECKED farce
which encourages urrn ard fimMrMmH
violations or the letter and spsrlA ur
the law"
The resolution. presented hy Dr.
w. u. Russ az San Antonio anH
adopted hy the ASSOCIATION. declares
that prescribing of liruur under ere
Dean and volstead laws IS -dexrn6-
ing 90 the medical profession" and
gives hts reasons
DR.. John w. Burns nf cuHrr wAs
elected president tu take office in
1881. DR.. Joe = Dildy. Brown
wood. elected last year, takes office
Thursday.
Mineral Wells was chosen for this
1890 convention
The second highest honor n ths
organization fell tD a Bruwn1Tflim
man when Dr. B. O. Works wmm
elected first vice president SifccNNc-
inc Dr. H Id HudwinS uf Fnrrrr-
Other officers elected were. SEC
ond vice president. IT. R. II. Van
zandt. Houston. succeeding Dr. &.
- 49,. e.~-.s.-...-rHrn. -
Jenkins. DainrerfiRid. succeeding Dr-
j. H. Hammond. Paris
The following were re-eiecfeG-
trustee. D-. M H. Graves. Humm-
ton: councillors. Dr. r. C.. Coleman.
Colorado. Dr. "A. a. Ross. Lnrkhmrr.
Dr. ID. y. MrAFullen. Victoria. Nr.
w. p. Thorning. Houston. Dr. 4. y.
Swaziland. Lufkin. delegate tn thn
American Medical association. Dr.
Holman Taylor. Fort WORTH 1T
Felix ". Miller. retiring president.
was chosen delegate Aiternates are
DR.. r. R. Anderson. Jr. Fort Wnrth.
and Dr. r.. A. Gray. Brrhnn1. TT.
w. A. King remains On the council
for medical defense. nr. Richard
4. Sealy. Santa Anna. vns chosen
ART N4lF FRAAkMM RAA %MNMHNAANMNM MMHM mM
Dr. Edrar Smith. rnckharf fnr khr
legislative committee: Dr. J. y. o.
borne. cleburre. fnr thr historical
committee.
Instructinr the executive council
% use all itS influence fnr thr re-
peal OF the liquor prescription rrc-
vision in the Dean law. fhr FunN
resolutions passed Nv the house uf
delegates cite the following reasons
There is rn real difference hr-
/ tween medicinal liquor ard liuur-
for beverage purposes The rretrnHn
that liquor intended fcr beverage iH
TO be used rs n medicine ard taken
under doctors directions AN fraud
ulent on its face.
Patients desiring frrrr dn nof
come for professional MHwire hMH
solely for the purrose of rettinx =
pint ar LIQUOR. This is damnEsrE NV
the physicians reputation ard Aef
respect
The doctor Avn treated hE thr hhM
as A potential criminal He must
swear nc win I'm no case issue q rrr-
scrfntfnn fur liquor which hr thinks
might be used for beverage p8--
CContinned un rarr rirTrrl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
ILLINOIS HOUSE HITS
POWER OF CONGRESS

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 23.-tHl
The Illinois house Of representatives
has challenged the power OF con-
gress to control medicinal and in
dustrial alcohol and n0n-intoxicat-
ing beverages by passage OF a bill
directing the attorney general TO
bring suit in the United States su-
preme court to decide what state
rights had been granted congress
with ratification OF the 18th amend
ment. The vote, taken last night,
was 50 to 50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the valley
Fair ur partly cloudy tonight ART
Friday: not much change In tFm-
peraturc.
For East Texas. ClcuCry turlxht
and Friday with scattered showers.
not much change in temperature.
Light 20 moderate southeast tc
south winds on thH coast
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
Presbyterian Church
To Open Children's
Summer Bible School

A vacation Bible school for chill
dren from A to IA years Of age will
be opened at the Presbyterian
church at 800 a. m. Monday.
The school will continue for two
weeks, with classes from $50 TO
IL. 80 a. m. No classes will be held
on Saturdays. Children viii be di-
vided into classes according to ages,
and only a limited enrolment can
be handled. Children from all de-
nominations will be welcomed. how
ever. until the classes are full.
Registrations open Friday, and
those in charge hope that all chill
dren interested will enroll at that
time. NO enrollments will be ac-
cepted after the third day of the
school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
SON HELD FOR FATAL
SHOOTING OF FATHER

DECATUR. Texas. May 23.-fPl-
Jesse McClain's 70-year-oId father
Is dead from three charges from
a shotgun. and the son. IS years old
Is in Jail here today charged with
the fatal shooting yesterday at their
home at Park Springs near here.
The father was said to have pre-
scribed some medicine he thought
would benefit his son. and an ar
gument which preceded the fatal
shooting followed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
MISSISSIPPI WORKERS
WANT DRY WEATHER

MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 23.-tPp-
Another SO hours Of dry weather
was hoped for today by workers
fighting to keep the Mississippi river
and its tributaries within their
banks.
At Hickman. KY. and Mounds
Landing. Miss. where the river has
threatened TO break through levees
and at Kennett. Mo. where the St.
Francis did break through and
flooded approximately 25,000 acres
bulwarks had been strengthened to-
day sufficiently TO withstand an
other onslaught Of the high waters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
DECISION OF SUPREME
COURT IS DESCRIBED

WASHINGTON. May 23.-F)-
The decision Of the supreme court
upsetting the Interstate Commerce
commissions valuation Of the St.
Louis and O'Fallon railroad was de-
scribed today by Representative
Rayburn of Texas, ranking demo-
crat on the house commerce COM
mittee, as having "strikingly i'm
pressed upon the country the in
defenslhle character OF the inter-
probation OF the rate making pow-
CT" of the transportation act
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
COOPER'S GREETINGS
TO BE HEARD AT MEET

WESLACO, May 23.-Greetings
from Governor Myron Y. Cooper OF
the state of Ohio will be read to
former residents of that state now
living in the Valley. who will as
semble here for their annual outing
on May 80. n
The visitors will meet at a basket
picnic and all day program. and a
program of talks and music is be-
ing worked out. .z~i&l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
FIST FIGHT RESULTS
IN DEATH OF FRIEND

FORT WORTH. May 23.-(P)-A
fist fight between two men who had
been friends for two years has re-
suited in the death Of j. B. Whit
man. "A.
The fight Is alleged to have taken
place in a dry cleaning establish
ment yesterday. Whitman died OF
a fractured skull In q hospital six
hours later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23

bill to the ways and means commit
tee with the instructions 10 include
the debenture plan.
Senate conferees had sought this
action. by Garner in the hope 1t
would satisfy the senate's demand
that the house vote on the de-
benture proposition before 1t be
asked to recede from its position
favoring IL "A number OF senators
have insisted the house be permit
ted 10 express itself on the deben-
ture plan as q part Of farm legiS-
lation.
The democratic house leader said
he would have no objections TO Of
fering the debenture section as an
amendr ent 10 the tariff bill. but
since the republican ma iority was
expected / to LINT amendMrn.s. one
propoSiug deft ntures was ccnsid-
cred unlikely to be authorized.
Democratic leaders in the house
have taken the view that ;nasmuch
as they probably will have only one
opportunity tO recommit he tariff
measure. tire notion for reccmnlit-
tai should be based upon a prupo-
sition Oh which they could muster
a maximum of support.
The scheduled meeting or the
farm relief conference committee
was postponed today until tomor-
row to give house confeFces the
opportunity Of attending 4 republic
an tariff caucus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
REYNOSA SALOON
PERMIT REFUSED

EDINBURG, Tex. May 23.-tPl-
M. Guerra. Reynosa. Mexico. has
been refused a permit to operate a
saloon and cabaret at the Mexican
end of a proposed international
bridge over the Rio Grande south of
Weslaco. Texas.
Governor Francisco Castellano Of
Tamaulipas not only refused Guerra
permit but said that no more IL
censes would be issued. That action.
1t was said. is In line with the re-
cent announcement of President
Portes Gil Of Mexico that no more
saloon licenses would be granted.
Some observers expressed the
bridge would not be built.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
DISCOVER FRUIT
FLY IN TEXAS
Terrell Fears Pest Will En-
ter Valley Orchards; Re-
news Warning

AUSTIN, May 23.-An actual
specimen Of the Mediterranean
fruit fly, whose infestation Of Texas
citrus orchards Is feared. has been
found in Texas. Commissioner OF
Agriculture George B. Terrell an
nounced Thursday afternoon.
The fruit fly was taken from
Florida shipments in Dallas. and
wes identified by the federal expert
ment station at Orlando. Fla, Mr..
Terrell said. Texas has quaran-
tined against Florida citrus fruit
and Terrell renewed his appeal
that dealers do not ship imported
citrus fruit about for fear OF car
rying the fruit fly to Valley or
chardS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
5 Indicted In West Coast
Tuberculosis Cure Fraud

CAL 23-what federal authorities called
largest tuberculosis svndles perperated In the
with indictment OF live
charges o. using the mails defraud.
Charles Jordan indictments
$4,000 and s5OOO respectively
Teegaphc for the Adoph Boyer George IT, Les
the United States marshal at
Posofce inspectors said the guaranteed preparations
plotted defendants than 10000 10
The OF $ooO00o period OF several
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
POINCARE GOVERNMENT
IS GIVEN CONFIDENCE

PARIS. May 23-tFj-The cham
Der OF deputies reopening its ses-
sions today, gave the Poincare gov
ernment a vote or confidence 326 TO
251. postponing interpretations on
the arrests made on May i.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
I'm OUR
VALLEY

\ THE TRIP is a success for me
1--we had an airplane ride, and
Euch a thrill 1t was"
That was the comment OF one
woman here attending the Texas
state Medical association conven-
tion.
And it probably expresses the
feelings Of a majority Of the 400
doctors. their wives and relatives.
who Tuesday and Wednesday we're
guests of the Cia Mexicana de
Aviacion, S. A., or the Mexican
Aviation Co. on flights over
Brownsville and Matamoros.
The Pan-American had sent a
big tri-motored plane TO the muni-
eipal airport here especially to pro-
vide this entertainment for the
visiting doctors.
The trip proved one OF the most
pcpl'ar dive siors c''-G-' on the
entire program. Members OF the
local medical society and the citf-
zens OF Brownsville are thankful
to the air mail and passenger line
operators for providing this enter
tainment.
Some facts about the ship being
rsed are:
. II was built in Detroit BY Ford
of automobile fame and has iust
arrived from the factory.
It has a wing spread Of 81 feet.
1t carries IA passengers. COnly Il
doctors are being carried on each
trip because. officials explain. they
are so well fed).
II Is powered with three Wash
radial air cooled nine cylinder
motors.
Each motor develops 425 horse
power.
The plane Is metal throughout.
eliminating the fire hazard.
1t is the sixth such plane IN
operation between Brownsville and
Mexico CITY and Is officially desig-
mated No. g.
Cost $75.0o0.
And Is the finest thing built to
flT,
DONNA HAS BEEN cruelty
wronged.
In The Herald's weekly tabuIa-
ton Of fruit and vegetable ship
uients from each station.
I IN the Tuesday edition Donna
fwas credited with So cars of fruit
and lat cars Of vegetables IN the
tabulation. These figures should
have been credited to Val Verde.
Donna's correct figure Is 1748 cars
at the last weekend.
The man who called our hand
and he called 1t plenty-clainied
1948 cars for Donna. but he evi-
IDENTIFY was including the Val Verde
shipments.
Excuse II please-just q slip OF
Continued ON page eleven.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
PROPOSE FINAL SETTLE
MENT OF BOUNDARY DISPUTE

WASHINGTON. May 23.-tF1-
Final settlement Of the Texas,
Oklahoma and New Mexico boun-
Diary dispute. under authority or
congress. Is proposed In a COM
munication sent today to the gov
ernors OF those states by the de-
partment OF justice
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
ITALY RAISES TARIFF
ON IMPORTED WHEAT

ROME, May 23.- tAPl The
council Of ministers decided today
TO raise the tariff ON imported
wheat from eleven gold lire to
fourteen and on wheat flour and
other products I'm proportion ef-
fective today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
SCORES OF AMENDMENTS
OFFERED TO TARIFF BILL

WASHINGTON. May l3.-tRi--
Scores Of amendments. many or
them involving important rates,
were placed before the republican
house membership today by the re-
publicans of the ways and means
committee in an effort to aIlay dis
satisfaction among members over
the pending tariff bill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
ASSOCIATED PRESS PRO-
TESTS To CTTRTIgS

WASHINGTON. May 23.-tAP)
The Associated Press protested to
Vice President Curtis today against
his ruling barring all press associa-
tion representatives from the SEN
ate floor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
Late Bulletins
THEO. ROOSEVELT TO
GOVERN PORTO RICO

WASHINGTON. May 23.-lP-
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.. win be
appointed governor OF Porto Rico
to succeed Horace M. Towner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23

There viii H. a slight rASe in thH
river at San Benito and Bruzna-
Vile during the next 14 hours. Mnf
no material change elsewhere.
Ffnnd rrmmrmE 1A-AiK. 49,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
Gamers Move May
ProUe Destructive
To Debenture Plan

of
ference committee settle the debne controversy
house and senate appeared today
This indicated when
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23

High and low tide mf Pninf lfanf
tomorrow. under normal rhFfMur-
illogical conditions:
HlEh ..~-4Y#1-4.@#~~~#m~ @-@@ m M
Low ............s-.#.4~ 80 N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
Flat Tire the Story Of Girl Who Never Had Sweetheart
ALAMO DUPLE,

Pnmping Jacks
Are Economical Ard
nmmmm4fmMNm
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-30
Fenyes sikert aratott
a 'Sarga Csik6" eloadasa

Sep kozonseg eleneeben aszottak e vasarnap az
Eagles Hall nagytermeben SGT Istvan Kor ifjusagi
mukedveloi "Sarga Csiko"-t - miikedvel0k
tudasuk legjavat produkaltak. Scent
Istvan Kor vezetosegenek nagy erdeme.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-30
VI PoLGARoK

A multi heten polgarositas volt
a Mahoning megyei torvenysze-
ken. Ez alkalommal mintegy
lO0-an kaptak polgarlevelet. -
Eek k0zt kovetkezo magyaro-
kat talaltuk: 10th Felix, 211 Cor
don Ave, Campbell; Kontos ia
nos, Campbell; Kapitany Margit,
Vestal Rd.; Szepesi Maria, $40
Penhale Ave; Kovacs R6za, los
Tremble Ave-, Campbell; Jaku-
bek Juliana, pip Donald Ave. /;
Laska Julia, 22O6 Elberon ST.;
10th Janos, 2OS9 Elberon ST.; Ko-
vacs Mihaly, 2435 Cooper ST.; Pc
kar Sandor, 1913 Homewood Av.
P6lya Maria, 264-12 utica, Camp
bell; Geese Ilona, Campbell es
Tiirk Antal, 1909 Ridge Ave.