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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
A ROMAN KIRALY
KOLOZSVARI BESZEDE
A roman kiraly elkobozta a ma
gyaroktol Matyas kiralyt es
Pazmany Petert

Bukarestbol jelentik - A XII
rally KoiozSvart beszedet mon
dott, amelyben emlekezetbe idez-
te, hogy szazadokon at kiizd0ttek
eey roman egyetemert. Ez az esq
meny most mar tiz eve negvalo-
suit Ferdinand kiraly uraima
alatt.
MindenkineI .jobban isne-
rem AIT a ragaszkodast Is erdek-
lodest, = mondotta Karoly kiraiy
amellyel atyam FeIso- Dacia-
max mai egyeteme ez irant a ma
gas kulturalis intezmeny irant
viseltetett. Ferdinand kiraIy oda-
ado hive volt a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5 exert ennck a f0iskolanak meg
teremtese es kifejlesztese 0r0m-
mel toltotte elalelket. Senki sem
orvendett annyira, mint 3, ami
kor lit a Karpatokon tuli Roma
MIA szlvcben eeyesiilvc latta az
orszag minden sarkab6l egybe-
gyiilt professzorok falankszat, -
hogy tudomanyukat es munkaju-
kat az orszag tckintelyenek es hir
neyenek szolgalataba allitsak.
Felsorolta az elhlmyt professzo-
rok neyet, maid emlekezetbe idez-
te azokat, akik ennek az orszag-
resznek roman kulturajaert kiiz-
dottek gencraciokon at.
Mem kell elfelejteniink, -
.folytatta az uralkod6, hogy ,az
elso magyar egyetemeket B1ldan
es Pozsonyban 1897 ben egy ro-
main ember, Gown iMatyas, Ma
eyarorszag kiralya alapitotta s
kcsobb egy mask roman alapi-
totta a nagyszombati egyetemet
a Jezsuitak segitsegeYel a roma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
A lelkesz tavollete alatt kohl:
Katoch Odon jegyzo, 13O Boquet
Ave. - Tel. 9-46O3

AZ elmult vasarnap ut. Sebes>-
tyen Endre foesperes, duquesnel
lelkesz vegezte az egyhazi szol-
galatot. Macy oromere szolgalt az
egyhazhoz tartozo testverek buzz
g6saga, akik oily Macy szammaf
jelentek meg a templomban, hogy
tobbnek mem is lett volna helye
Jovo vasarnap. A rank l1ovet-
kez6 vasarnap, november 30-an is
a rendes idoben, delelott fel IL
zenegykor fog az istentlsztelet
megkezdodni. Kerem testyere.
ket, hogy ne hagyjak ell a temp.
lomot. hanem jarjanak szorgal.
masan. Ha valaki, a nehez idok
miatt mem tud fizetni, azert joga
van templomba iarni $ fizet maid
amikor teheti.
Kereszteles. Multi vasarnap ke
reszteltetett Palaji Sander es ne
je 81. Veres Margit ujsziilott lea
nya, Jolan es Margit neyre, A
keresztsziil6i tisztseget Veres I'm
re es neje 81. Gulyas Regina tol
t0ttek be.
A gondnok jelenti, hogy lelke
Stink ut. l5or,y-Kereles esperes
lelkesz visszaJovetelet bizonyta
Ian idore kenytelen volt elhalasz
TAM. mivel t0bb fontos teendojt'
mem tudta meg elvfgeznf. Mint
eddig,.a "a Fiiggetlen Ref. Eeyhas
szorgalmas, lelkiismeretes leLle
szei -gondoskodni fognak arr6l
hogy ne erezziik lel1eszhianyt
Royid ido mulva megerkezik {
mi lelkesziink is, :addig a hirek to
vabbra is a gondnoknal jelenten
d0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27

tag kiveszi reszet munkabol
es senki 0ssze mem teszi a kezeit
tetleniil A lelkesz halasan vesz
minden ielentkezest, akar ado
manyt, akar munkara valo jelent
kezest. Tagjaink es barataink
pr6bara vannak teve, vajjon ha-
nyan alljak meg helyiiket es
mutatjak meg, hogy egyhazunk
mellett vannak9 4 bazaar deem
Der II es 13-an lesz a templom
alatti teremben. Vasarnap, Hen
pedig a Magdolna paraszt TRACE
dia kerul szinre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27

z f4t p 2 ~
tex a Szentseget az 3si Szechenyi-
anchid alatt, a pesti Dunapart-
nal horgonyz6 kivilagitott halo
kon.
Augustus 2O-an kovetkezett a
szokasos Szen Istvan-napi Scent
Jobb k0rmenet, amelyet ez aka
lommal tobb embert befogad0,
tagasabb pesti oldalon tartattak
meg. Az linnepseg kiidul6 pontja
ismet hatalmas kupolaju Scent
lstvan Bazilika volt, ahol a papa
legatusa es a hercegprimas nagy-
miset pontifilSaltak. Innen indult
el menet, amelyben a mai Ma
gyarorszag minden videkenek
kiifd0ttei resztvettek a maguk
szines es iDarmiiveszeti motivu-.
moRkal gazdagon diszitett nepies
0ltozetiikben. Nyomon kovettek
ezeket a kiil0nb0zo kiilf0ldi kill
dottsGgek, akik k0z0tt legna-
gyobb feltiinest hatalmas fake
reszet viv0 tiroliak keltettek sa-
jatsagos nemzeti viseletikben. A
kormenethez csatlakozott ezer es
ezer kul0nb0z6 rendhez tartozo
magyar es kiilf0ldi apaca es seer
zetes, regi cehek becsiiletet es ere
nyeit 6rzo magyar iparosok me-
nethez csatlakoztak. Ezutan ka-
onai diszszazad k0vetkezett s elo-
kelo egyhazi meltosagok sora Wit
| te baldachinok alatt SIT .lstvan,
/ Scent Imre e.s Scent Laszl6 erek-
lyeit, amelyeket Magyarorszag
kormanyzoja, Horthy Miklos a
jellegzetes 6si diszmagyarba o.
tozve, a magyar kormany, az or
szaggyiiles ket haza, foherce-
gek. Budapest szekesfovaros To-
polgarmestere, polgarmestere es
tanacsa S a Bazllika scent mise
ben resztvett biborosok, egyhazi
meltosagok nagy sora kiserte. A
k0rmenet Budapest legszebb ut
jan, a Varosliget fele vezet6 An
drassy- -uton Magyarorszag ezer-
ewes multiat hirdet6 Millenaris
emlekmiihoz vonult, ahol leg
nagyobb rendben szetoszlott.
Augustus 19-en IS 20-an Bu-
dapest ket iinnepnapjat csoda-
latos gazdasagu tiizijatek fejezte
be es tette meg fele.thetelneDbe.
\ Scent Imre 'enye, pompa ia
es ahitata es ,sedese tovabb
el a macy yet lelkeben es
! evrol-evre ujra elo fog
torni mind endo augusztus
20-an, ami, magyar nemzet
a Scent lmle unnepekben ujja-
eledt regi ahitataval es lelkese-
desevel NJ fennyel 6s NJ szinek.
ben fogja iinnepemi Budapesten
Scent Istvan tradicionalis iinne.
pet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27

videkre elvittek varos lliret GU
korkAkesxitmenyei is. A hoxerf0l-
keles levereseig rettegett ide-
gennek mem volt szabad Chang
shaba bemcnnie. A varost regi
f0ldsanc veszi k0riil, amely meg
Kr. e. 2O2-ben kesziilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
SET. IMRE EV BUDAPESTEN
Budapest Szekcsf0varos ldegen-
forgalmi Hivatalanak k0zlemenye

\ kek Duna ktt partjan elite
rjil6 gyonvorji magyar fovaroS,
amelynek erdokoszoruzta dom
bokkal szegelyezett gy0nyorii
dunai fekvese ertekes t0rtenelmii
miilincsei, magas kulturaja es
modern viIagvlrosi forgalma mar
eddig is evrol-Gvrc mindig tobb es
t0bb kiilfoldit vonzott magaho
az idei 1890. ev augusztusaban
olyan csodalatosan sep vallasi es
nemzetl ilnnepsegek szinhelye
volt, amilyenekre aig tudunk
mas peldat mondani.
a magyar nemzet minden ev
augustus no 20-an unnepli ma
gyarsag nemzeti szentjenek es ell
So nemzeti kiralyanak. az Arpad-
hazi Scent Istvannak emlekiinne-
pet S ez alkalommal nemcsak az
orszag jambor nepe, hanem an
max f0urai, az orszaggyiiles ket
hazanak tagjai es koz6let osz-
szes szerepl6i is Budapestre gyHl-
nek, hogy resztvegyenek abban a
tradicionalis k0rmenetben, amely
boldog emlekt Scent kiraly any
nyi j6t cselelSedett bebalzsamo-
zott es egy evezreden keresztiil
Ineg0rzott jobbjat kiseri al 6si
hudai var egyik leggyony6riibb
epjiletebe, a Koronazo Matyas
templomba. Eziden a rendesna is
sokkal szinesebb IS sokkal jeIen-
t0sebb volt ez az iinnep, inert 900
ewes jubileumat iinnepelte ma
gyar nemzet masodik szentjenek,
a magyar ifjusag vedoszentienek.
Scent lstvan lliraly koran ell
hunyt tiszta eletii fianak. Scent
lmrc hercegnek.
A papa 6szentsege kiilGs ko-
vetet kiiidott ez allSaIonlmal Blu
dapestre s a biborosok. ersekek.
piispokok Is egyeb magasrangu
egyhazi funkcionariusok egesz
sora meltatta latogatasaval mar
gyar fovarost. De nemcsak Euro
pat tOltotte be ez iinepsegek hire
es fenye, hanem Amerikabol is
szamosan Jottek c magyar iinnep-
segekre.
A tulajdonkepeni unnepsegek
Scent lmre herceg szobranak le-
leplezeseyel kezd0dtek. Ezt a
szobrot Izabella f6hercegasszony
aJandekkent ajanlotta fel Buda-
pest szellesf6yarosnak Is ma
gyar nemzetnek Scent Imre her
ceg emlekere szobrot a ma elo
szobrasz nemzedek legkival6bb
tagJa. kisfaludi Strobl Zsig-
lnond k@szitette. Az iimepsegen
sok ezcrnyi tomeg soraban reszt
yeti Sincere biboros, papai lega-
tus, Seredi Jusztinian, Magyaror-
sag hercegprimasa, magyar
kormany taejai a magyar koz-
elef szamos kiyal6saga.
Augustus no 19-eh este 6 ora
kor koyetkezett az iinnepseg ma
sodil kiemeIkedo csemenye. Klisz.
tus kiraly diadaluria a Dulan.
Az llnnepseg Scent Istyan Bazi-
likaban vette kezdet6t, ahonnan.
az egyhazi elokel6segek korme-
nett6l kiserve baldachin alatt vit-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-03-13
BMsxASxMs

| Elmer Reed, of Camas, a form.
er resident, was here the first ot
the week attending to business in.
terests and visiting old frinds.
Bill Bronze, who has been oper.
ator for the O-W. r. & N. at I'll
lab, was in Kennewick Wednesday
waiting for further orders.
Mrs. A. st. Laurent, who came
very near death after her recent
operation, is improving slowly.
She is at the Pasco hospital.
Mrs. w. B. Elliott left the last
of the week for Portland to visit
her daughter, Mrs. w. F. Schuster.
She will be gone about two weeks.
Charles Parks, former reporter
for this paper, will be in town ov-
er the week end, visiting his par
ents and friends. He will 60 on to
Pendleton for a short stay before
returning to Omak, where he is
associated with the 0mak Chron-
icle. .....+-.
Burton Hall, who has been in
Chicago preparing to take over
the craftsmanship of Hot Point APP
pliances in the Northwest district,
will be in Kennewick again Mon
day. =
The Horticulture club was en-
tertained at luncheon Monday at
Hotel Kennewick by Mrs. J. r.
Ayers. following the luncheon the
ladies spent the afternoon at the
home of Mrs. L. J. Aldrich.
st. Paul's5Guild met last Thurs
day with Mrs. ]. p. Miller. Lenten
Study under the Rev. j. B. Pennell
was begun The next meeting will
be March 20 with Mrs. II. p. Gran
mer.
The marquee which will run
along both sides of Neuman's cor
ner building is now under con-
struction. 1t will be suspended by
chains and covered with colored
roofing material.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-03-13

j The young married peoples class
of the Methodist Sunday school en-
tertained members of the church
and Sunday school at social eve
ming Wednesday night.
| A group of high school students
sponsored a dance at the High
lands club house Friday night, un-
der the title of Shanghai Shadows.
/ A large crowd attended.
Mrs. Reese Brunton of Pasco,
with Gerald and Norman David,
was guest at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ID. ]. Bein-
hart, Tuesday.
The Young Ladies' Sodality will
give a program and card party at
Howe hall Monday, March II, at
eight o'clock. The program will
feature the St. Patrick motif. Ev-
eryone is cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. ludlow had as
guests Sunday their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. john
son and family, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Weidner' of Pasco. During the
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fades,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Blair and Mr..
and Mrs. j. p. Long were also call
ers
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Stewart,
former residents of Kennewick,
were guests Thursday night of
Mrs. j. B. Thomas. Mr.. Stewart,
who at one time represented Ben
ton county in the state Legislature,
is now living in Ferry county and
has a position with the state game
and game fish department. .
The p. E. o. met Tuesday noon
for luncheon at the home of Mrs.
A. HI. Wegner. The table was dec
GRATED with Calendulas and ferns
and 10 members were present. The
following officers were elected:
president, Mrs. j. p. Miller; vice.
president, Miss Dorothy Arnold;
recording secretary, Mrs. Jay Per-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-03-13
Mrs. j. j. Rudkin returned from
Spokane Monday. -.

/ Mrs. j. J. Rudkin returned from
Spokane Monday.
| Mrs. j. P. Miller was Walls
Walla visitor Saturday.
Harry Blake went to Yakima
Tuesday on business.
Jim Beste was in Yakima the
latter part of last week.
Miss Elsie Turner has returned
to Kennewick from Cheney.
Mrs. w. C Muldrow was Wal
la Walla visitor Wednesday 49,
D. j. Beinhart and Reese Brun-
ton were in Yakima Tuesday.
Mrs. Nell O'Leary was an Wal
la Walla visitor Wednesday.
Miss Eva Leibbrand spent the
week end at her home in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Knowles
drove to Walla Walla Thursday. :
. Mrs. C. S. Knowles visited in
White Swan the first of the week.
Miss Elna Beste went to Seattle
Sunday night for a ten days visit.
The Wednesday study club met
this week with Mrs. T. F. CapeH.
Mrs. Marvin Carnahan has gone
to Sunnyside to be with her hus-
band. r.. -s.Es.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Gilcrest
We're Sunday guests of Will Gil
crest. :.
Mrs. K. C. Clifford has returned
from visit to Seattle and Olym-
pia.
G. B. Shoemaker was a business
visitor in Tacoma the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Moulton and
Dorothy We're visiting in Yakima
Monday.
A. A. Anderson is in San Fran
cisco this week on a ten-day bust
ness trip.
The general aid of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church met We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. S. Sullivan Of
Yakima were Kennewick visito1n
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Powell returnei
recently from visit to relatives
in Seattle.
Win Gascoigne of Spokane was
in Kennewick on business the first
of the week.
The Arts and Crafts will hold
an all-day meeting with Mrs. j.
Ayers at her home near Hover on
Friday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-03-13
HANFORD
Mrs. M. r. Slaveus
q q q q = . q q q q

Mrs. Harrison Brown has been
enjoying a visit from her nephew:
E. w. Tuttle and his wife and bai
by. They arrived from Wenatchee
last Thursday and left Monday
for Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Morashe
entertained group Of the young
er married people at a waffle sup
per at her home on Saturday eva
ming. Later they danced and play
ed cards. High honors went to Gus
Burford and Mrs. Dewitt Buck
holdt. There We're twelve present
Miss lima Bernice Dayton enter
tanned ten girls a week ago SAB
urday afternoon. The girls played
games and pulled 'taffy. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Day.
ton and Mrs. Morashe. ..EafE.y.
Fifteen new members were init
lated at the Grange on Tuesday
evening. The lecturer then put on
the following program: vocal solo,
Mrs. H. A. Moves; reading, F. b
Dilling; conundrums, Mrs. Keller,
Mrs. Hartman had change of the
stunts for the new members. RR-
freshments were served. Each off
ficer was present,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirby Of
White Bluffs moved on the Who.
Ian ranch Tuesday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-03-13
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

William Byrd of Yakima was il
town on business Tuesday ant
Wednesday. "- "
Mrs. Alfred Heniken and Sol
Billy returned Tuesday from a Wis
it to Grandview.
Mrs. Dorothy Perry will return
Saturday from few days visit il
Walla Walla.
Rev. E H. Edwards, pastor Of
the sNazarene church, has been APP.
pointed for another year.
Miss Beatrice Cogswell was call.
led to Yakima Monday night by the
death of relative. =
E. R. Carnahan was in Sunny.
side Wednesday visiting his SON
Marvin, at the hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. M. o. Barnes of
Wenatchee were week end guests
at the George Byrd home. :.
Mrs. p. j. Reddie and children
spent the week end with Mrs. M.
j. Mackenzie in Spokane. IS s
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Shanafelt.
Mrs. r. E. Reed and Dorothy Ann
were in Walla Walla Wednesday.
F. Mrs. w. j. Barnes entertained a
group of friends Tuesday. The af-
ternoon was spent in sewing.
Mrs. Lylyan Fisher, who has
been staying with her sister, Aud
rey Bockstruck, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Eumm of
Tekoa spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Smith.
Mrs. E. C. Tweet drove to Wal
la Walla Saturday, taking John
and David Tweet and Fletcher
Love.
Miss Beatrice Serier has won a
place on the freshman girls bas-
ket ball squad at the State Col
lege.
The Rebekahs will be entertain
ed tonight Thursday at a silver
tea at the home of Mrs. A. A. Ed
wards.
Floyd Hutchins drove to Spo-
kane today to take his mother to
the Deaconess hospital for treat
ment.
The Kennewick Bridge club met
Wednesday with Mrs. C. B. Shoe
maker Honors went to Mrs. j. p.
Miller.
Members of the fourth division
of the M. E. Aid were entertained
at luncheon last week by Mrs. A.
c. Anon.
Miss Florence Dupris of Rich
land was operated on for appendi-
citis at the Pasco hospital Satur-
day night.
Miss Margaret Crawford has
been transferred from the Port
land to the Tacoma branch of
Swift & Co.
Ladies of the First English
Lutheran church will hold cook
ed food sale at Skaggs' store Sat-
urday, March Is.
The Congregational Aid will
hold cooked food sale Saturday,
March Is, at Neuman's store, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock.
Eleven members of the Kenne-
wick Pasco p. p. & L. office at
tended a sales meeting in Walla
Walla Wednesday.
Miss Garbula Thompson, Miss
Frances McManamon, Carl Precht
and Walter Ottomeier picnicked at
the gas fields Sunday.
Mrs. E. F. Capell entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Mann, their
son and Mrs. Mann's mother at
dinner Monday evening.
Is the modern girl more patriotic
than her sister Of 1776? The ques-
ton will be put forth by members
of the Junior Epworth League
when they present a play, "The
Patriotic Girl" next month. The
exact date has not been decided.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Whittemore
entertained four tables of bridge
at their howe Saturday night. High
honors were taken by Mrs. T. B.
Hauschild and Floyd Higley. Con-
ISOLATION prizes went to Mrs. r. B.
Tyler and C. e. MCGEE.
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ry; corresponding secretary, MIRA,
II. p. Cranmer; treasurer, Mrs. j.
n. Siegfried; guard, Mrs. W. s.
Washburn; chaplain, Mrs. Frank
Green. Delegates to the state con.
vention in Spokane in June will
he Mrs. Miller and Mrs. j. j. Rud-
kin, with Mrs. Cranmer and Mra.
II. E. Huntington as alternates.
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NTE WANT to fill this with good newsy items
wv every week. You can help When you know an
Item OF interest tell about personally, by phone
Wen appreciate ii. Phone No. One.DoubleOne
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02
BRIDE DIES
Bomb in Christmas Present
Explodes--Others Hurt

SEAT PLEASANT, Maryland Jan.
2-Pl-A deadly bomb In the inno-
cent ruise Of a Christmas gift
brought death TO q young wife and
severe injuries to relatives VINO nao
gathered for a new year party ana
left but scant clues for guidance o.
police searching today for the per-
p%etrator.
The dead woman was Mrs. Naomi
Hall Brady, Is, married last June
Ia Herman Brady, o. farmer OF
Mitchellville. The injured numbered
eight and included the girls mother
Mrs. John Hall. who IL expected 70
recover. her grandmother. six bro
theirs and sisters. three Of whom are
III a serious condition. and the son
AZ \ neighbor. whose hurts are slight.
The tragedy took place yesterday
The package was delivered 70 the
Hall home BY Leslie Hall, who j. III
A serious condition, and by the
neiEhbor's son. and Mrs. Brady
eagerly tore off the wrapper while
members Of the family clustered
about her. Suddenly II exploded
Mrs. Brady died quickly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02
RUBIO BOOED
And CHEERED
WI G xico's President-Elect
Unperturbed by Jeers
OF Communists

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 2.-CR-
After a reception marred by a
hostile demonstration on the part
Of 200 or more men and women who
mingled with a friendly crowd az
the railroad station, Pascual Ortiz
Rubio, President-Elec Of Mexico,
today was rendered the official
greetings OF the city.
The President-Elec appeared I'M
perturbed by the unfriendly attitude
OF the group. which was outnumber-
ed ten to one by those who cheered
as he left his train last night. The
hostile crowd was said by police 70
have been composed principally q
communists. Two men were de-
tanned by police.
The demonstration was confined
10 booes. shouts. misses and the
waving OF red banners. Police re-
serves restored quiet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02
BULLETS FLY

DETROIT, Jan. 2-fFi-Inspector
Henry y. GarTin, head of the crime
and bomb squad OF the Detroit pol
ice department, vas shot twice today
BY men III a black sedan who drove
beside the inspectors KAT ON Cop
lin avenue and fired l2 shots.
An ll-year-old girl, struck by one
OF the bullets. was said to be dying.
The inspector is known 70 have
been "A marked man in the clty's
underworld since the organization
OF the crime and bomb squad two
years ago. The squad was organized
to rid the city Ol racketeers and
hilaCkers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02
BANKS DECLARE
BIG DIVIDENDS
Soundness dicate d In
Business Conditions
By Reports

The sound business condition Of
Brownsville Is evinced in the
dividends just declared by banking
institutions.
Four OF the five banks OF the city
declared dividends, two Of them
carrying a total Of $4,000 over to
the surplus fund. The only bank
which did not declare a dividend,
the Rio Grande Valley Trust COM
pany, vas opened June IS. Officials
report a successful six-month period
with net earning In excess Of $4,000.
The State National bank declared
an eight per cent dividend and
carried over $4,000 to the surplus
fund.
The Merchants National Bank de-
clared q 10 per cent dividend and
carried over $4,000 to the surplus
fund.
The First National declared It's
regular semi-annual five per cent
dividend payable today. This makes
dividends for the year 10 per cent
Texas Bank and Trust company
declared eight per cent dividend
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Mother Accused
AS Rum Runner

Liquor charges were preferred
against an American woman OF
Harlingen before ". XII. Commission
er r. X. Goodrich Thursday morn
ing following her arrest near the
Calabos ranch Me- Years.
She was taken into custody by
mounted customs inspectors who
alleged she had a large quantity
OF liquor III her automobile. Her
three small children were III the
car at the time.
"a preliminary hearing will be
held either Thursday evening III
Friday morning, Id was stated.
Deputy collect Y OF Customs VIII
liam Neale. and Mounted Inspect
ors R. n. Campbell. IA. al. Cham
pion and Fergus Groves made the
arrest.
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Meeting to Discuss
Baseball Called

Ben Proctor. who has been Work
ing in the interest Of bringing a
Western league baseball team 70
Brownsville to train. Thursday call
ed attention to the mass meeting
which will be held at the Browns
Vile Chamber Of Commerce Friday
night.
The meeting is called at 7:S0 o.
clock. and is for all interested In
baseball. It Is said that at that
time committees will be named 70
20 into the proposition made by
representatives OF the Western
league to have teams train IN the
Valley.
IT is planned to bring four teams
to the Valley next spring. and IT Is
now said that McAllen. San Benito
AMI Harrington pre seriously con-
sidering meeting the requirements
asked.
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followed by officials OF the judiciary
branch Or the government and
ranking officers Of the army and
navy. Meanwhile. a line OF less Of
fetal citizens two blocks long form
cd for the reception to the public
III the afternoon. This began NJ one
O'Clock and continued for nearly
two hours.
For the first time iii many years,
Chief Justice Taft was not present
The death Of a brother In Cincin-
natl prevented, and last night Mr.
and Mrs. Taft left the capital for
the Ohio city.
ONLY once since 1904 VI the
number attending the New Years
day reception exceeded that Of yes
terday. That was in 1921.
The Marine band. divided into re-
Laws. played continuously through
out the reception. and at Its con-
clusion. Mrs. Hoover thanked the
musicians personally and wished
them a happy New Year.