davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
TALIANSKI BANKARI
VSADENf DO LAKoPY
Ukradli vkladatel'om vyse $66, 900
Chybuju hcty 70 vkladatelov.

Krach talianskej Union Savings
banky ma rohu E. Federal Watt
ulic nebol zaprieineny zamrznu-
tymi'' prostriedkami, ale krade-
zou prezidenta banky, Filipa F.
Carosella, udal statny hankovy
Inspector Miller, ktory dal u
torok vecer vsadit' do vazenia a.
ko predsedu banky Carosellu tax
i uctovnika-p -pokladnika banky, E.
M. Rudy-ho, ktory falsoval ucty
banky, ably zakryl kradez. Statny
Inspector Miller zistil, ze 0 chy-
buj1cich $4,000 okradnute bolo
IL vkladatel'ov, ktorych rekordy
ma knihach banky chybuju. Chy-
bujl este rekordy SO vkladate-
l'ov a preto sd obavy, re >kradez
Dude hodne vacsich rozmerov.
Vkfadatelia vel'mi pomaly pricho-
dia so svojimi vkladnymi knizka-
mi ku statnym inspektorom, pre-
to dosavad' nebolo mozno zistit
celkovi ztratu. Vkladatelia ne
oddavali svoje knizky preto, ze
verili Carosellovi, ktory povedal,
re kazdy vkladateP dostane svo-
je peniaze do centa. Carosella
Rudy chceli sa dostat' vazenia
ma slobodu, ale statny Inspector
ziadal po $4,000 zaruky, ktore o.
nj nemohli dat, preto musia Sc
det' vo vazeni.
Podl'a mienky inspektora Mil
lera, Carosella a Rudy hrali ma
burze "a l'udske peniaze a pre-
hrali. Oni sami nechcl povedat
AMI slovieka Ana a~kaxdd etazku
odpovedaju: Neviem."
Union Savings Bank mala 1900
vkladateFov, toho 300 s ceko-
vymi 1ctami.. Boil to skoro vsetko
Taliani a mali obchodnici. Jeden
taliansky grocerista NAL ulozene
V tel banke vsetky svoje- 1spory,
$4,000, ktore 81 nasporil "a po-
slednych sedem rokov.
Union Savings Bank nebola V
spojen1 so ziadnou bankou v me-
ste a nebola clenom ami Youngs-
town Clearing House Association.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
IA DIVA MESSAGE
DVADsAT MIIIONOV

Lov ma vel'ryby je vel mi W.
nosny. Po tieto dni vratil sa z
dva-mesacneho rybolovu chyrny
norvezsky plavec G. A. Larsen,
ktory doviezol ma svojej lodi
$4,000 sudov oleja z vel 'ryb. Lar
sen so svojimi rybarmi chytil :
Ross mort pri juznej tosni 761
vel'ryb, ktore ma mieste rozsekal
a stopil ma olej. Olej predal v
Cincinnati ma Staten Island
tovarnam ma mydlo "a 20 mill
onov dolarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
Vel'ke divadlo
Sokolov II. lnaja
Zahrany bude kus Il otroctva k
slohode'', casov svetovej vojny,
y v Ukrajinskej hale.

Dobre znamy dramaticky kr1-
zok Sboru JAG. T. s. j. Sokol, kto-
ry "a poslednych pat rokov hra-
val divadla V Skole Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda, usporiada ma IL. maja
predstavenie Ukrajinskej hale,
pod {. 525 West Rayen Ave-, a
potom ma ,jasen uz vo svojej So
kolskej miestnosti ma Washing
ton ST., V ktorej cez leto bude
vybudovane vel'ke moderne javi-
sko.
Hra "Otroctva k slobode'
ktorA bude zahrana ma IL. maja,
je jedna najvacsich slovenskych
divadelnvch hier a zobrazuje Ii
vot Slovakov "a casov svetovej
vojny. Hra je v 5. dejstvach a
napisal ju Gustav Zoch. Ze aky
obsah a vyyznam ma tato hra, to
bude v kratkosti opisane budlc-
ne v tychto novinach. Teraz len
toPko poznamenavame, ze ako vse-
tky predosle hry, tax al tato bu-
de pamatnou ct. obecenstvu, kto-
re sa jej s1castni.
. vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
NILESKY DEFR.AUDANT
ESTE NEBOL CHYTENY

c. C. Mcconnell, ktory defrau-
doval okolo $4,000 Niles Savings
& Loan Co., dosial' nebol chyte-
ny. Tol'ko bolo zistene, ze nezu-
tekal do Kanady, ale sa zdrzuje
v Spojenych Statoch. Mcconnell
okrem banky, poskodil al lou
slobodnych murarov v Niles asi
$4,000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
YMCA oTvORILA SKOLU
PRE- RADIO MECHANIKOV

Mladi Slovaci, ktori sa chc1 Wy
ucit' "a radio mechanikov, majl
prilezitost' ma to vo Y. M. C. A.,
ktora otvorila taklto skolu toho
tyzdna. Ucitel mi sii: G. M. Chor-
pening, icensovany radio opera
tor stanice WKBN v Youngstown
q Jess Brock, radio expert q OBJ
chodnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
sLoVENsKE DIETKY
sA DOBRE UoIA

Memorial High School ma ~
vyznamenanych studentov q me-
dzi tymito je az 8 slovensktch.
Kazdy vyznamenanych studenl
'tov ma najmenej tri jedno1lEy.
Tieto slovenske dietky ST ~ 6est@
nom sozname: Maria Repally,
Rudolf Bilka, Helena Malak, jan
ka Kunicka, Maria Behun, stsfaa
Bosko, AlSbeta Uhrin, Anna Tsul>
cisko Z Katarina Kubi6ko. Nv q
Igratulujemel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
STYRIA sTAvEBNf
ROBOTNfCI ZABITf

V New Yorku stavia' telegra-
ficka spolocnost' Western Union
24-poschodovy mrakodrap, pri
stavbe ktoreho prislo Y tieto dni
k vel'kej nehode. Ked' boly dvi-
hane ma cige take ocel'ove ira
my, siga sa pretrhla q tramy pad
" vysky 6smeho poschodia ma
ulicu. Zabiti boil styria robotnici
a dvanasti boil ranenf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
SBOR 1O8. KAT. SOKOLOV
DAr $1,000 MA KNIzNICU

Sbor 1OS. X. Sokolov ma Ian
singville odhlasoval na poslednej
svojej schodzi $1,000 ma zakladi-
nu Slovenskai Narodnej Knizni-
ce. $ tymto prispevkom, zakla-
dina obnasa $295.OO,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
Tragicka slnrt'
Slovaka vN.Castle
Boil to mlady Slovak, Michal Ger
ninak, ktory sa zatopil v Shenan-
go trieke.

Pani Zuzanna Klamarova nam
pise New Castle nasledovne:
Citala som zpravu OIL 'adom "a
topeneho Michala Cerninaka, kto-
reho memo anglicke noviny udaly
ma Shornack. Bol to mlady muz,
len 22-rocny, a zatopil sa She
mango, rieke l3. aprila. ~a
Michal Cerninak ozenil sa len
asi pred 10 mesiacmi. Pochadza
20 slovenskych rodicov, syn Mi
chala Julie Cerninak, pochadza-
j1cich Vel'kej Kamenice, zupy
Kosickej, cd Humenneho. Nal
vel mi dobrd a naboznd matku,
matku 13 dietok.
Predminuleja soboty mlady Mi
chal Cerninak isiel povolat' svo-
jich pribuznych a priatel'ov ma
krstiny svojho prveho diet'at'a,
ktore maly byt' v nedel'u, Ia. a.
prila. Ked' uz Dol hotovy povo-
layanim ma Oaklande (tak sa me-
nuje ia strana, kde byva naiviac
bratov Poliakov, lebo manzelka
Cerninaka je rodom Pol'ka), siel
domov so svojim mladym pria-
tePom, okolo II. hodiny., Bola hui
sta hmla, takze nebolo vidno elo-
veka, ktory by hned' okolo vas
stal, boil ndteni ist' cez Frank
lin most. Ten most ME je pre- l'u-
di, su cezen len palanky, chodia
po nom len vlaky atd ] Most pre-
'sfi st'astliveSk M 'lkDnrtls, & sie y a.fis
konci mosta ma l'avej strane ista
fabrika vymurovala muir stoko-
We vel Ike rlry zalozila, ably rie-
ky mohla dostat vodu, a tn sa
stale to osudne nest 'astie. To mie-
sto je asi 80 sdchov vysoko cd
hladiny rieky. Prave ked' scho-
dill mosta, bolo trochu klzko a
Cerninak stupil nenazdane no
ha sa mu sklzla a spadol. Ale kde
spadol, bola voda len asi 3 Slichy
hlboka. A ked' priatel', ktory S
nebohym siel, zavolal pomoc, uz
no videli v hlbine ma stred vel'-
kej vody, kde bola krdtnava. Kri-
cali ma neho, ably ku MIN plaval,
ale on odpovedal: "Nemozem uz."
Tam ma tom mieste ostal memo
zu no najst'. w je tomu 8 dni cd
nest'astia, ked' tento dopis pi-
sem dosial' no nenasli. Mlada
pani Cerninakova dala oznamit
do nasich novin, ze da 100 dola-
row tomu, kto jej manzela dosta-
ne rieky.
L'uto nam je Dol 'astne sa mas
dotyka kruty 1der, ktory zastih-
null matku j manzelku diet'at-
kom, ze ich syn pot'azne manzel
nielen zomrel, ale ze lezi v hlbine
vodnej. My ideme casto matku ma
vstfvit' ju potesit'.
Daj Boze, ably nebohy Dol elm
najskorsie najdeny, zeby sa bo-
l'astne srdce matky manzelky
aspon zciastky ulahodilo.
Klamarov&.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
Ease PovEDEN
v UDOIf MISSISSIPPI

Rieka Mississippi sa j toho ro-
ku vyliala 2 brehov zaplavuje
1zemie podlz nej leziace. V Snow
lake, Ark. pretrhla SO hat a vo-
da zaplavila $4,000 acrov zirnych
rolf. Vyse 5000 os6b zostalo beg
pristresia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
MOVE ZAVADZANIE
FARMAROV

Y krajine sa teraz mnoho ho-
vori O "debentirovom = plane
farmarskej pomoci. Politikarski
senatori farmarskych statov,
ktori 81 chcd zabezpecit' znovu-
zvolenie, vtisli do predlohy far
marskej pomoci plan, ktory by
priniesol farmarom iba nest'astie
pripravil by pokladnicu vlady
dakych $4O0,OOO,0OO.
Slovo. "debenture" znacf asi
ol'ko, ako dEny iipis, ale w.t.
huje sa i ma colnn nahradu. Pod
la tohto planu, vlada by vydava-
la dime lfstky (debentiiry) ex-
iporterom farmarskych plodfn. Ma
pr. "a kazdy busel psenice, expor-
ter by dostal dlzny list ma 21c, t..
j. polovicu ella, axe sa plati "a do
vezenie jedneho busla psenice do
Spoj. Statov. Farmari 81 myslia,
ze tych 21c cd kazdeho busla w.
vezenej psenice by oni dostali,
Gin by 81 vraj vel mi pomohli.
Zabudaji, re dokym plodinovy
trh ovladajl spekulanti komi-
sionari, do toho casu tito by brali
podporu a ME oni. Lebo speku-
lanti a komisionari majl vzdy ta-
ke vel Ike zasoby zbozia a inych
plodin. ze mimi kanfralnja ceny
al budlcej lrody a farmari mu-
sej1 prijat' to, co i'm je ponuka-
ne. Dokym farmari nekontrolujii
zasoby zbozia, nebudd panmi ami
jeho Glen. Podpora tedy by sla
Spekulantom a ME I'M.
Avsak keby sa tymto planom
pomohlo farmarom, bola by to
len civil 'kova pomoc a potom by
nastala este vacsia kriza nezli a.
XII prezivajd. Lebo keby touto
podporou mali prijmy zvysene,
kazdy by sa usiloval nasiat' elm
Wac pSenice, kukurice, bavlny a
inych plodin, take ma svetovom
trhu by nastala zaplava zbozia a
ceny by tax upadly, ze by to INA
clio katastrofu pre- farmarov.
Prezident Hoover postavil sa $
/. velkou rozhodnost 'ou prot to-
muto najnovsiemu falosnemu pla-
nu farmarskej pomoci, ktory je
farmarmi povazovany "a ich spa
senie. I'm pride t'azko videt' zle
stranky planu; penazna podpora
i'm SLEPT oci. Go je farmarom po-
trebne je dostat' kontrolu mad "a
sobami zbozia a kontrolu sejby a
potom budd kontrolovat' ceny.
Prezident i'm chce pomoct' ku
kontrole zasob zbozia pol-bilion-
dolarovou zakladinou ma stavanie
sypok a prekladisk; ma organize
vanie sa; ma ko-operativne preda-
vaflie a kupovanie ma to, aby 81
mali odkial pozicat' lacno penia-
re, ked' sl i'm yel'mi potrebn6 a
nemusei predavat' svoje zbozie
spekulantom, ked' sd ceny mai
nizsie. s ocel'ou nespekuluje nj.
kto, lebo oceliarne samy kontro.
lujd zasoby ceny svojej produk.
Gle, preto 81 dobre stoja.. Podobne
j inc priemysle. Farmari mech 50
ucia cd tychto a potom nebudl
potrebovat' ziadne debent1ry AM
inc almuzny cd vlady.
ss.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
Two Formal Dances
Usher in New Year

Two dances will feature festivities
on New Years Eve-a dinner dance
and cabaret at Hotel FL Jardin.
sponsored by the Los Amigos club
OF San Benito. and the traditional
entertainment at Casino Matamo-
Tense, In MatamOFos.
The latter affair is one OF the an
nual festivities on New Years Eve,
and is a standing engagement for
the society Of Brownsville as well
as Of Matamoros. It Is sponsored by
one Of the Oldest social clubs Of the
border.
Invitations to eighty members Of
the younger set have been sent out
by the Los Amigos club for the af-
fair sponsored by them. The Los
Amigos Is a social club Of San Ben
ito.
There has been at least one dance
each evening in the Valley for the
past week. A large number Of stu
dents and others attended the dance
given by the Valley University Of
Texas club ut the Aztec Saturday
evening; the post dance was q major
attraction and on Monday evening
is the Elks benefit dance In Browns
vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30

at small tables arranged In caha-
ret fashion about the dance floor.
Dancing to the rhythms Of the
Twelfth cavalry orchestra provided
diversion for the greater part Of tbs
evening. Several special entertain
ment numbers presented by
Joe CrixelTs dancing pupils. The or
chestra from the Matamoros cafe
sang.
Sandwiches and punch ser
we'd throughout the evening.
Guests from all parts Of the Val
ley as we'll as from Brownsville
availed themselves Of this affair,
making UP perhaps the largest out
side attendance ever gathered at a
post function.
Major r. w. Grow was general
chairman Of arrangements.
Captain and Mrs. r. r. Maxwell
entertained with a buffet supper for
twenty guests preceding the dance,
and several other dinner parties
we're given on the post and IN the
city. :
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30

The Essay judges have awarded the seventh of
Brownsville. His check for $500 will go fowart
days Herald. Look for it.
think you should go to the Flower Shop because
they have such beautiful flowers and that they are
always what you want. At 1854 Elizabeth, phone
1888, Brownsville.
You should trace with McKay's Pharmacy az they
have everything in drugs and a fountain of the very
hest and they give service in delivering.
When you are going to buy your next suit you
want the best, don't you? So 60 to the new Harlin-
gen store-Foraker's Clothes.
When you want to eat, go to the Houston Cafe.
They have Chinese and American dishes and they
are so delicious. It's just like home. They have bet
ter foods there. They are open 5 a. m. til IL p. m.
Opposite the State National Bank.
If you want to look nice so to one of these beauty
shops-they do it better and nicer: The Marinello
Beauty Shop at Mission, The Marinello Beauty Shop
at McAllen, The Ideal Beauty Shop at Brownsville.
If you are looking for some place to deposit your
money, deposit it in the Texas Bank & Trust Co.
That's where you want to keep yours. Brownsville.
When you need shoes, 60 to the international Shoe
Store, they have all sorts of brands for mother, dad,
and the Riddles. 609 18th street.
That's what everyone likesNmilk, and from the
Valley Sanitary Milk Co., the Valleys safest milk.
In Brownsville and Mercedes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
Comings, Going,
OF Local People

Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. DeBardeleben
and daughter Cherrille left Sunday
evening for Galveston where they
are to meet their son. Fred. radio
operator on a ship just in from In
dia.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Vale left Mon
day for san Antonio. after attending
the wedding Of their son, Arnulfo,
to Miss Consuelo Bolado. here Sun
day.
Miss frankie McClafin has been
spending the holidays here with Miss
Hazel Downs Of Los Fresnos. She
left Monday morning for her home
In Placedo.
Miss Zoe Brock returned Sunday
after spending the holidays with re-
latives and friends II Rockport.
Miss Maria Calderoni Is home
from San Antonio spending the va
cation with relatives here. She IS a
student at the Lady OF the Lake AGA
deny.
Miss Lucille Fernandez spent the
weekend in San Antonio with her
sister. Mrs. Doyle Moreman, She re-
turned Monday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
Miss Bolado WEEDS
Arnulfo Vale

One OF the most elaborate we'd
ulngS on the social calendar for
the season was that OF Miss -on-
sueio Bolado. Brownsville. and Mr..
Arnulfo Vale. San Antonio. which
was solemnized at the Immaculate
conception church at five o'clock
Sunday.
The Gothic interior OF the church
was beautifully decorated for the
occasion The bride was arrayed in
the traditional white. The remain
Ger OF the wedding party wore nile
green and delicate pink, the ..astel
shades making an effective cIor
scheme. Following the elaborate
Catk die ritual, the party went to
Hotel Ell Jardin, where the entire
wedding party and several other
guests partook OF a banquet. Be
fides the wedding party those at
Inc banquet were MI. and Mrs. a.
PEREZ; Mrs. j. H.. Fernandez: Mrs.
r. r. Tumlinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles BouiS; Mrs. N. p. Garate de
Cara: Miss Maria Teresa Davila.
Virginia Garate, Virginia CARA.
Josefa Longoria: and Messieurs
Charles Bouts Jr., E. Luna and
Jorge Gomez.
"A dance In honor OF the bride
began at eight o'clock in the hotel
bail room The setting was decor
ated in holiday atmosphel
The Vale Bolado wedding Is the
elimination OF a romance which
began when Mrs. Vale won q
beauty contest and was given q
trip to Hollywood. II was on this
trip she met Vale, who was as
signed TO the party.
The couple will make their home
IN San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
SEVENTH ESSAY PRIZE GOES TO ROBERT BLANTON. BROWNSVILLE

The Syj Judges have AWARDED the seventh of the series to Robert BmtOn 422 Elizabeth. stree
days Herald. LodkfrM
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30

When you are in need Of battery, just Try the
Willard Storage Batteries at Brownsville 1915 Ad-
ans street, Phone TOT.
That's what you want-Goodyears once and for
ever, at the Courthouse Garage, and good service all
the while. 1047 Madison street, phone $50. u. H..
Garces, manager, Brownsville.
The best and safest butter-Mistletoe and Rose
land are the best. Mistletoe Creameries, Inc, Wes-
laco.
Bargains and the best kind in clothing, shoes, hats.
They have the very latest hits in Columbia, .Okeh,
and Vocation records at Brownsville Variety Stores,
No. !, 14th and Taylor, Phone 1901; No. z, 1112
Washington street, phone 1870.
You want the best and safest roofing. That's what
every home needs to be a home. Rigid Asbestos and
Asphalt Shingles last longer. At the Brownsville
Sheet Metal Works Phone 289, 9Th and Harrison
street.
When you are in need Of good clothes, send your
old ones to us; you'll be surprised at the difference
American Cleaners and Dyers. 1040 Washington
street, Brownsville.
The best and safest way Of living for your family
take out insurance now at the Rio Grande National
Life Insurance Go. Home office, Harlingen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
Alcine Morris
Dinner Hostess

Miss Alcine Morris who Is home
for the Christmas vacation enter
tanned Saturday evening with an in
formal dinner party 81 wS-sb GSae
girls were present. A holiday motif
lent charm 10 the setting. After the
f~our-course dinner the party at
tended the showing OF Hard to Get"
atoms typical Of the cas- beauti-
fled the rooms. Guests were seated
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
Fort Broun Dance is
Week S Social Event

dance and cabaret at Fort
Grown Saturday evening stood out
~ z Ok the most brilliant social
AFFAIRS Of the holiday season Near
Two hundred guests were present
70 participate in the festivities. held
III the Officers club.
CHRISTMAS green's and other decor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30

Tuesday
LS Amigos dance. formal, at Ho-
tei III Jardin, Brownsville.
regular meeting Of the Rebekahs-
Evening star., 1929-12-13

First Floor Shops
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
WOMEN'S PAINS
They Were Relieved by Cardui
Which This Georgia Lady
Took on Her Moth
er's Advice.

Columbus. Cat don't see why
women will drag around. in a half
hearted way, never feeling well,
barely able to drag, when Cardui
might help put them on their feet,
rs it did me-" says Mrs. Geo. s.
Hunter, Of this city.
II suffered with dreadful pains in
my sides. I had to go to bed and
stay sometimes two weeks at Q time.
Il could not work, and Just
dragged around the house.
II got very thin. 7 went from q
hundred and twenty-six pounds
down TO less than a hundred.
MY mother had long been a user
Of Cardui. and she knew what a
good medicine it was for this trou-
bic. So she told me to get some
and take 1t.
II sent to the store for Cardui,
and before I had taken the first
bottle I hogan TO improve. My side
hurt less. and 1 began to mend in
health. I took the second bottle.
and felt much better. I followed
this by two more bottles.
"Cardui acted as a fine tonic. I
do not feel like the same person.
] am well now. and still gaining.
by sides do not trouble me at all"
Fer sale by druggists, everywhere.
Give &c q trial. kc-IS3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
farm RELIEF
DELAY URGED
Lowden Thinks Extra
Session Under Hoo
yer Best Plan

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-(P)-Frank O..
Lowden has advised farmers 10 await
the Inauguration Of President-elect
Herbert Hoover before pressing their
demands for agricultural relief.
The former Illinois governor sug-
gested that the question be held in
~abeysnce until Mr.. Hoover takes
office because he is convinced that
what legislation congress deems nee
essary should be acted on at the spe-
cial session proposed by the prcsi-
dent-elect.
Before departing yesterday for a
four months tour of Italy. Egypt. the
Holy Land, and Greece. Mr.. Lowden
opposed any attempts to tinker with
the farm problem during the present
congress-.
Undoubtedly congress will wish TO
consult with the president rs legis-
lation is being shaped" he said. al
understand that n special session is
20 be called. That. ] think would Ne
the proper time for action on this
important question"
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Rotary and Kiwanis clubs Of Harlin-
gen contributed to the cost of the
production.
Mrs. c. b. Chase played the piano
and Mrs. Arthur Kincade the organ.
Other orchestra members were Mrs.
George Toolan, Joe Lyday, +. Q. Tu-
seth, Harry Roberts, Malcolm Fors-
man and W. Gardner, violins; +. J.
Huntley, cello and trombone; 4.
Ralph Willis and &. +. Watkins, cor
nets; j. Nillerio, flute; j.. Carraco,
bass violin; Tony Preston, drums.
Members of the chorus were:
Soprano: Mesdames l.. a. Barrier,
". r. Chenoweth, C.. (. Holmes, Ne
Allister. T.. b. Jones, Stella Yoder,
T.. f.. Nelmeth, T. King, W. :. Fairey,
J.. b. Nosler. Durette, Strong. 4. J.
Tucker, l.. +. Sealy, Mac Schrieber,
Misses Lillian Harl, Carrie Child
ress, Flora Stookey, Villa Woodside.
Tenor: j. Scott Brown, W. r.
Houser. Mr.. Strong, DR.. Drucher,
Paul Hornbeck, w. NJ. Cochran, Ed
ward Withheld. Mr.. Jeffries.
Alto: Mesdames I'd Brady, Roy
Brink, II. II. Gerst, Bert Horn. r. a..
Middleton, II. q. Wagner, w. %.
Brown, G. +. Gilbert. Paul Cowgirl,
Il. u. Cowgirl, Vic Mertz, c. Hurst,
.red Hartman. Misses Nellie Stokoey,
Clovis Hickman and Zelda Holmes.
Bass: ". +. Chenoweth. +. X.
Potts, G. r. Gilbert, VIM. Hinklcy.
r. l.. Wilson, Bert Horn. Robert
Bone, Don c. York. L. Z. Sealy. Mr..
Corn.s I. j. Tucker, Mr.. Dcsha.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
MESSIAH GETS
HUGE CROWDS
FOR SHOWS
Oratorio Is
Presented Seventh
Time BY Harmony
Club OF San Benito

SAN BENITo, Jan. 2.-An audi
on-e which filled the Rivoli theater
TO caPac'v and left many standing
IN the aisle heard the seventh an
nual presentation here Tuesday aft
ernoon Of handel's oratorio "Messi-
All" by the San Benito Harmony club.
under the direction Of Miss N. Flora
Todd.
The success was repeated IN the
evening when an almost capacity
house in TIL municipal auditorium
at Harlingen heard the second pre-
sentation or The day.
Solo parts were ably handled by
Miss lantha Demaree. San Renito.
soprano; Mrs. Fritz Schmidt. Browns
vile, alto; Frank Wright. Edinburg.
tenor and Card G.. Elliott, Houston.
lIs.
The chorus Of IS voices was esne-
cially effective and showed splendid
training and great familiarity with
the work. Many of the chorus men,
pers nave appeared in the presenta-
ITO at each New Year for the past
~ years.
a 16-piece orchestra, under the
management of I. Ralph Willis fur
nished the proper musical back
ground for the singers.
The Messiah was presented for the
first time this year free of charge
and thanks for the cooperation Of
service clubs in San Benito and Har-
llngen was expressed by officials Of
the Harmony club. Rotary, Kiwanis
n Lions clubs Of San Benito and