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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-30
A NILES, Oh REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
Kohl: CSEPKE ISTvAN ref. lelktas
Templom a West Second Street-sn.
Par6chia a templommal ssembsn

K0zgyiilesunket megtartottuk
folytatolagosan multi vasarnap
S f0tisztvisel6inket meg is vala>z-
tottuk. Gondnoka lett egyha-
zunknak Moricz Albert, penztar-
noka Gerus Karoly, NJ prezsbite-
rekhe valasztattak SohaJda lst-
van IS Szakacs Albert
Prezsbiteriumunk elso gyiiI5-
set het szombat estejcn fogja
tartani. Targya lesz farsangi
balrol val0 elszamolas IS Il januarl
bevGteleknek es lliadasoknak az
atvizsgalasa egyeb iigytink ell
intezeSe.
N0egyletunk a multi vasarnap
tartotta evi fogyiileset, melycn
szep szammal jelentek meg a ia
gok. Harom VI tag is lett felveve
az egylet kebelebe. Ketto Newton
Fallsrol egy helybeli. a tisztvi-
sclok keves valtozassal Hgyan-
azok lettck, Xix mutt Gvben We
zettek az egylet ugyeit.
Nevestely. Februar 23-an a No
egylet Zsuzsanna estet fog tarta-
nj. Az 0sszej0vetelrc hivatalosak
lesznek az egylet es egyhaz tag
jai csaladtagjaikllal egyiitt, sot
masfelekezetii n0testvereiket is
meg fogjak hivni.
Newton Fallson is volt egyha-
zunk lelkesze muAt vasarnar
delutan. Kevesen j0nnek a hivek
es kitartok, Gle eppen ennek d ke-
YES, huseges, templomba jaro le.
leknek a kedveert nem akarjul
feladni a munkat, abban a re.
menyben, hogyha hi a kcveshe1
hiven hordjuk az cvangelium
magvait, maid IA t0bbic!: is bizal
mukkal fognak gajandekozn
$ templomba jar1sukkal s meg.
kezdett munka partolasaval fog
jak viszonozni es erteIeIni Macy
aldozatukat. Ada listen, hogy
ugy legyen!
Farsangi balunk a legszebb 81
ker jegyeben folyt lie. Dacara q
kellemetlen hideg idonek reg mem
latott szamban kerestek fel ma.
gyar testyereink a Roman HALT
Is jo kedyvel mulattak elejetol d
zaroraig Szabo lmre negy tucat
szegfiit ajandGkozott, amelyeket
a lanyok es a noegylet tagjai ha.
! marosan ertekcsitettek. Kiss Ka
rolyne egy gy0nggyel kirakott
| penztarcara arulta a Jegyeket
nit a mulatsag k0zben XII is sor.
soltak, Gerus Karolyne leven d
kihuzot Szam SZerencses tulajdo
| noAa. M0ricz Albertet es 0zv. Sza
bo Antalnet is allandoan foglal-
koztattak a probahazasok' y Mo
ricz Albert osztogatta rajok jo-
kivansagokat, 0zv. Szab6 Antal-
nc pedig szedte jokivansag gok
arat. Kullo Erzsebet nyerte meg
a szep nyaklancot, nit leg
t0bbsz0r. ferjhez menonck iger-
think. A nyertes megallapitasa-
max munkaja az utolso percek-
ben ugy lefoglalta a lelkesz ide-
jet zeneszek olyan hirtelen
huztak ra Rakoczi indulora,
hogy mem volt allalma megk0-
sz0nni koz0nsegnek szives
reszvetelt es partfogast. u helyen
fogadja tehat ugy a nagyk0zon-
seq, mint sok mindenfelevel fa-
radozok az egyhaz halas koszone-
tet az eltrt sep sikerert. A tisz-
ia haszon 80 dollar <koriiI lesz.
Azert a jo kedvert es vidam han
gulatert pedig, amelyben gyerme
keknek, fiataloknak es idoseb-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-30

$6.4O, szentelyi kellekek $55.9S,
templomtakaritas $36.41, a Papa
max 70.70, egyhazmegyei ado
$23o.00, missziokra $74.2S, katho-
lihus egyetemnek 1887 ,adoma-
nyok mas templomoknak $1,000.
I A kiadas csekely, de bizony a
bev6tel 81 nagyon csekely egy
iolyan hitkozsegnel, mely szamlal
maidnem 300 csaladot, melyek
k0zt vannak vegyes vallasuak
ugyan, de mem olyan lgen Macy
szammal. A bevetel lehetne a SIT
Istvan hitkozsegnel megegyszel
annyi, ha mindenki teljesitent
k0telesseget templomaval szem
ben. Remeljjil1, hogy az adakoza
sok jobban fognak menni az 1899
esztend0ben, kivalt a fiatalsag &
fogja jobban teljesiteni k0teles
.seget, mely, tisztelet az igen Ike
YES kivetelnek, teljesen kivonjs
ma gat templom iranti k0teles
segc alol.
(Ebben az elszamolasban hin
csen benne a templom alap, anne
lyet egeszen kiil0n kezelnek
Szerk }
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-30
LONDON 72- EWES PttsP0KE
MINT HoKIJATEKOs

Londonb6l jelentik: -, A Ion
doni puspok a multi napokban
resztvett volt k0zepiskolajanak
cgy mask k0zepiskola clleni ho-
ki-merk6zesen Gs mint az egyik
diakcsapat kapitanya I g6llal 5
g6l ellen gy6zclemre vitte csapa-
tat. A ~ ewes piispok lenduletes
jatekat diaksag a legnagyobb
lelkesedessel kiserte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-30
Templomunk legfobb ekessege.

TemplomNnk legfobb ekessege.
az Oltaregylet ajandella. a fool
F! tar felSzentefse meghato iinnc-
| pelyeS keretek k0z0tt ment veg
be a multi vasarnapi mise el6tt
val0sag0S viragerd0ben. A raj
bemutatott eIS0 scent mise alatt
tettek le a hiisegeSkiit az uJonnan
| valasztott lluratorok ts vig& lmi
| bizottSagi tagok. Este testverie>
talalkoz0 volt a Szuligan Hall
ban. ahol szGp szamban f0glalta k
helyet hitk0Zs6gi tagok es mas
| eoyhazakhoz tartozo vendegek Is
kedelyeS tar>algassal fogyaszyot-
talk a noegylet aSszonyai altal kG-
szitett etkeket. miket a hitk0Zseg
fiirge lrany serege Szolgalt fel.
Ezen az esttn sorsoltuI1 Xxi a
brick tiketek nyeremenytargyait,
melyek nyertese Gut Ferencn@
uj hitk0zsegi tag lett. A rossz
munkaviszonyok mellett, pcda
|nelkiili idoben is $4,000 k0riili
tiszta hasznot eredmenyezett az
oltarSzentelesi nap, ami d hivek
hitlsOzSGg iranti ,zeretetet, 10
akaratu igyekezetet fejezi Xxi alb
ban az iranyban. hogy min6l
alobo lct0rles>zjik az ad6ssagot Is
ujabb 6pitkez9sbe fogjunk.
A jovo szombat esti bal rende-
zesere is ez a gondolat oszt0nzi a
vigalmi bizottsag tagjait A BIZ
zottsag feje, Sandor Ivan kitiin0
ratermettsegevel es szamitasaval
bizonyara meg a vasarnapinal is
szebb eredmenyt fog elerni annal
is inkabb, inert az cl0zo napok-
ban leSz a peda.
Ajandek Draga Mihalyne az
aldoztat6 racs fiigg0nyet ajande-
kozta.
Komolyabb gondolatok kotik Ie
hitk0zseget a bal utan. Ugyan-
is az elso igazi erteIemben vett
misszio vasarnap februar 2-an
este 7 orakor veszi kezdetet es
12-ig fog tartani. A noyemberi
lelki magunkba szallas el0keszii-
let volt az alapko- es templom
szentelesi iinnepsegek melt6 meg
tartasara. Igazi ertelemben vett
misszio 10-14 napos szokott len
nj. r misszion most alkaiom ado
dix ,hogy a ferfiak mind alapo-
san elintezzek lelki iigyeiket es
azok is resztyehessenek mask
heten, xix az elson nappali mum
kaJuk miatt mem j0hetnek ell, A
lell1i elet rendezese ad igazi ha-
ladast egy hitkozsegnek, tehat
hasznalja fel mindenki a kegye-
lemteljes napokat lellli iidvenek
es a hitkoNeg haladasanak biz
tositasara.
Teaestelyi kollektak. Bodolai
lstvanne es ozy. Nemeth Gy0rgy-
ne $3.50, Varga Imrene Is 0zv.
SzelSely 1stvanne $15.50, Sandor
Ivanne es Husovszky Janosne
$3.50, melyellb6I a kiadasok fe
deztettek, maradvany a penz-
tarba adatott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-30
FtJGGETLEN MAGYAR EV.
REToRMATUs EGYHAZ
Lelk6SE:
BORSY-KEnEKES GYORGY
x esperes
Templom es par6kia:
925 Mahoning Ave. Tel. 6688l
GYULEKEzETI NAPTAR,

estenkint 8 orakor az lfjusagi
Egylet szindarab probaja.
Penteken d. IL. orakor a
Konfirmaltak Egyletenek 0sz-
szej0vetele es pr6baJa.
Szombaton d. e, 10 orakor
magyar iskola es a konfirman-
dusok oktatasa.
Nasarnap d. e. ftl II orakor
istentisztelet utana az egy-
haztanacs rendes havi gyulese.
Vasarnap d. ii. 4 orakor a
Reformatus Egyesiilet 23S. osz-
talyanak alakulo gyiilese.
Csutortokon, febr. 6-an No
egylet havi gyiileese.
Multi vasarnapunk. Krisztusnak
a samaritanusok faluJaban tett
latogatasa az akkor tanitva-
nyainak mondott igek alapJan
epiilt fel az elmuit vasarnapi pre-
dikaci6 ,melybH vilagossa valt
az, hogy Q mem elvesziteni, de
megtartani jott ennek kovet-
kezteben meg oft is, ahol OF be
mem fogadjak, csillapitja azokat,
akik emeszto tiizet kivanna.k
azokra, Xix hazuk es sziviik alta
lat elzarjak Krisztustol. Turel-
met tanit. nyugalomra int a lo-
COS felhaborodas pillanataiban
is. - A gyiilekezet SEAMAN meg
Iatszott ugyan a rendkiviil kelle-
metlen id0jaras templombol elvo-
no hatasa, mindazaltal sokan vol
tax, akik elmeIyiilessel hallgat-
tax az Irast, mely a mi tanittata-
I.sunkra van.
Temetes. IIeltf0n delelott te-
mettiik Ell More Janos (Ves. Sza-
bocs M 81 GKet cit ref. testve-
riinket, Xxi alig nehany honappal
ezel6tt k0lt0zott Youngstownba,
ahoI testvere More Sandor haza-
nal baleset K0vetkezteben hunyt
ell. Halalat More, Zsupek, Pal
Law. Ambrusko stb. cSaladok gya-
szoljak. listen adjon nyugalmat
az elk0ltozottnek /!
Egyesiileti alakulas. Szeretettel
ertesitjiil mindazokat. akik leg
ut6bb Ref E@yesiiletbe beirat-
| koztak, hogy psztalyunknak ala.
kulo gyiilese a rank k0vetk ezt
vasarnap Gelutan 4 oralor les1
hats0 isegiinkben. Ekkor va
lasztjuk meg az vi osztaly tiszti
karat, ellkor szedjiik az elso hav
illetekellet cltkor adjuk at az
okmanyokat Is nyugtak0nyveket
Azok, akik mas osztalyt0l elbo
csatot kaptak, szinten ez aka
lommal jelentkezhetnek atira
tasra.
Lelkesz Ligonierban. A Refor
matus Egyesiilet ligonieri Arva
hazanak igazgatosaga, melynel
ielkesziink mint a nyugati fig
getlen ref egyhazmegye esperest
hivatalb6l tagja, .januar 30-al
tartja rendes evi gyiileset. Ehe5
kepest lelkeSz het folyamaI
harcm napon at tayol lesz hivata-
los iigyben.
Noegyleti gyiiles. Egyhazunl
noegylete februar no elso csiitor
tok estejen tartia rendes hay
kozgyiileset, lnelyet szokas sze
rint rovid istentisztelet eloz meg
kerjiik Noegylet tagjait, hogy
a gyiilesen teIjes szamban jelen
jenek meg.
Szinieloadas: februar 16. Ifju
sagi Egyletiink, mely mar jo idd
ota szorgalmasan keszill a Macy
mama c. hires magyar vigjat9k
bemutatasara, az eloadas napjat
februar 16.-ra tiizte XII. Az elo-
adas helye az Eagles Hall lesz
Az ifjusag az eloadas jegyeit j6
elore arusitani fogja 5 ez alka-
lommal es helyen is felhivJuk
egyhazunk tag.ainak Is baratai-
max figyelmet az ifjusag sep to-
rekveseire kerJiill, hogy eloada
snknak a megfelelo tamogatast
jegyeik megyasarlasa altal is adj
lax mp0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-30

lstvanne es ozy. Nemeth Gyorgy-
ne $3.50, Varga Imrene Is 0zv.
Szekely Istvanne $l550, Sandor
Ivanne es Husovszky Jancsn6
$3.50, melyekbol kiadasok fe-
deztettek, maradvany a ptnz-
tarba adatott.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Memphis Judge Requests Mew
Hearing on Methodist Bishop

DALLAS. May 21-P-Seeking
70 reopen what most delegates con-
sidered a closed issue. Judge @. +.
Fitzhugh Of Memphis today prepar-
ed 70 file with the quadrennial Gen
eral Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. his formal
protest TO the exoneration Of Bishop
James Cannon, Jr. Of Washington.
D. G., on charges Of stock market
speculation.
FItzhugh said he had new EVIL
dence to support his latest attack
on the temperance bishop around
whom most OF the controversy of
the Dallas conference has conferred.
He considered the actions OF the
committee on Episcopacy illegal in
generating Cannon after IL had
voted to bring him to trial
This evidence, 1t was learned, in
cluded several kilograms purported
TO have been exchanged between
Kable and Company. the brokers.
and Bishop Cannon while the bishop
was visiting his foreign charges in
Brazil.
It appeared doubtful that Fitz-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Gold Star Mothers
See Graves of Sons

RONAGNE-S O u S-MONTFAU-
CON. France, May 2l.--CF-Nearly
two-thirds OF the American Gold
Star Mothers looked for the first
time today on their soldier sons
graves in the principal American
military cemetery here.
The mothers came ln motor cars
from historic verdun where they
spent the night resting from their
long drive from Paris.
The sky Itself was tinged with
sadness and rain cut short tbs
pilgrimage after an hour. Many Of
the mothers had brought evergreen
wreaths, some entw1ned with flow
ers and others found wreaths ready
for them here.
The mothers, almost 200 OF them,
went In little groups to different
parts OF the cemetery and there
prayed at the grave OF their boys.
There was some sobbtnE and all
were wet-eyed as they lived over
again the day their sons departed
When after an hour q squall Of
rain came. the mothers were
hurried by the accompanying Of
ficers 10 the hostess house where
they had lunch.
All OF the mothers arrived at
Verdun last night. but many were
tired. Mayor Schleiter and other
officials as well as the French war
widows Of the region greeted them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21

hugh's second attack would be more
successful than his first. The over
whelming majority by which the
committee e~xonerated Cannon. the
reception he was given when he
publicly acknowledged his mistake,
and the second ovation he received
when he presided at yesterday af-
ternoon's session indicated that SEN
timent had turned in favor Of the
temperance leader.
JosephuS Daniels almost equally
prominent as a temperance worker,
and one of those who sought TO bring
Cannon TO trial. in a statement in
dicated his belief that Cannon had
been saved by the quality Of mercy,
which drops on erring bishops and
Congoan alike
He expressed the opinion that
some laymen doubted the gen.
uineness Of Cannon's p~enitence, in
asnuch as it came after a trial
had been ordered but added that
the policy Of Methodism was to for
give sin on confession and repent
ance, followed by the promise to -sin
no more
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21

Tour rOWnS IN n RIO Grande VAL
ley unaccounted for. The remain
ing four are Donna, San Benito,
Harrington and Brownsville. These
will be announced within another
week, Mr.. Bennett said Wednes-
day.
100000 In Valley Towns?
Twelve Valley towns have been
completed and figures sent 70
Washington, ID. o., for listing there.
These towns added together show
"a Valley city population OK 4l,755
persons. The four remaining cities.
estimating Brownsville at 5000,
San Benito and Harlingen at H.
600. and Donna at around 1000, to-
tai $4,000, which brings the Valley
city population to 9O.755. 1t is es-
timated that the final count will nc
tually 60 beyond the 100. 00G mark.
The addition Of the farm popula-
ton will cause the Valleys complete
figures to soar we'll beyond the $780,
600 mark, 10 Is thought.
The towns completed Go date, with
their populations, are as follows:
La Feria. 1894: Weslaco, 4464:
Pharr. $3.50: Mission, oi19; Edin-
burg. Alb; San Juan, 1915: Alamo,
1921; Rio Grande City, 1929; Point
Isabel. 1881; Rio Hondo. TO: Nc
Allen. 907I; and Mercedes 64SS.
EnumeratOrs Aided
The 1920 city total for towns COM
pleted to date was l7.002 as COM
pared to the 1880 figure Of Il .755.
An actual increase of 24,753 names.
The various chambers OF COM
merce turned in better than 1000
names during their rechecking or
census totals Mr.. bennett said to-
day. These names. which We have
to check against those taken by fed
eral census enumerators, are holding
back the announcement Of San Be-
nito, Harrington and Brownsville fig
ures."
Included IN the McAIlen and
Mercedes population returns were
9 farms each. Nr. Bennett ex-
planned that any plot Of land I've
3 acres in size was considered a
farm. and that practically every
city had several farms included I'm
their returns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
THREE GIVEN
PRISON TERMS
Reynosa Saloon Man Gets
Sentence In "Test"
Liquor Case

Convicted In the federal district
court Of conspiracy 70 smuggle liq-
uor INTO the United States. three
men felt the lash Of the law 10 the
extent Of eight years imprisonment
and a fourth Is waiting TO be SEN
fenced.
Two OF the sentences, however.
were suspended for five years. An
other two-year term was suspended
but the man is tC face another
similar charge at fhe Corpus Christi
term OF court which opens Monday.
Morton g. Campbell. Reynosa
saloon operator. Was convicted OF
conspiracy and four other charges
and was given two straight years
in the penitentiary. The govern
ment charged that he contracted
with the other defendants TO deliver
liquor on the American side OF
the river near Hidalgo and did so.
According to officers. this was
somewhat of a "test" case and was
followed closley by liquor runners.
Campbell. however. was placed
under a $4,000 until next Mon
day in order TO clear up his bust
ness affairs. At that time he Is TO
reported here to Deputy u. s. Mar
shall Harold Jefferds.
NJ. A. Munday End 10y Fam.
who pleaded guilty we're given two
year terms. suspended for five
years.
G. W. Weeks was given q similar
sentence but is 10 face another
liquor charge in Corpus Chirsti
next week. II convicted. he will
have to serve the suspended SEN
tence imposed here.
G. ID. Weeks was found guilty
but imposition Of sentence was held
I'D pendinq trial OF the other case
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
ZEPPELIN
SAILING SOUTH
(By The Associated Press

The Graf Zeppelin passed the
Canary Islands today and nosed
steadily south west in a line almost
parallel with the African coast
toward the Cape Verde Islands.
Her course was shaped for the
equator, with little chance. how
ever, OF attaining that goal today.
Her last reported position was
500 miles northeast Of the Cape
Verde Islands, 200 miles due west
OF Villa Cisneros, Africa.
The British steamship Accra
picked her up al 800 a M. @. NJ. T.
1920 a. m. e. S. IT, and relayed the
news by the German steamer Sier-
ras Cordoba to the Associated Press
at London.
Dispatches from all sources in
dicated that all vas we'll on the
Graf and that. following her chart
ed course as nearly as possible. She
vas averaging so miles an hour
toward her destination at Pernam-
buco, Brazil.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
NEW RECORD
Shipping Figures Reach
25,O46 Cars

According 70 reports issued today
by the local market news service,
fruits and vegetables shipped from
the Valley to date this season have
reached 25,046 carloads. or these
1878 cars were citrus fruits and
21.067 cars were vegetables. Water
melons are listed among the new
commoditiO moving at this time.
Total shipments TO the same day
last season we're fruit l.737. vege-
tables 20,620, or 22.357 carloads. The
total carlct movement last season
for the season ending the latter part
Of June was 24.103 cars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
French Pack Up And
Evacuate Rhineland

LANDAU. Rhineland. May 21-tF
Evacuation of the Rhineland today
was In full swing.
French troops stopped their drill
ing in the Tendau and other garri-
som In the Palatinats. They were
too busy packing and shipping army
material back TO France ON motor
lorries to give heed to matters or
he military manual.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21

The telegram as received follows:
Contract concrete highway 100
to Point Isabel will be let In June.
Matter Of designating military road
postponed
Signed
2. 8. Sterling.
While various vavs and means
10 close the gaps ia the military
highway have been proposed. the
answer with reference "a its desig-
nation as a state highway comes
following a move from the Valley
to have the state take over that
road from Brownsville to Laredo.
All hope OF lbs designation as
such Is not lost in the postpone
ment. but Judge Dancy today said
the state had done so much for
this section recently. he feared that
this proposal would not carry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Houston Man Leads
In Bishops Race

DALLAS. May 2l-tP- DR.. A.
Frank Smith OF Houston showed an
unexpected large gain on the sew
enth ballot In the voting on a
third new bishop for the Method
list Episcopal church. south. al the
general conference here today. He
jumped from 20 votes on the sixth
ballot to liz votes on the seventh.
DR.. T. D. Ellis Of Louisville receiv-
ed 100 votes on tire seventh ballot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Vice Presidents Son
Questioned On Fees

CHICAGO, May 21.-P-The
Daily News said today that Harry
X. Curtis. son Of Vice-President
Charles Curtis. was 10 be questioned
at the States Attorneys Office
concerning complaints Of Chicago
contractors that they paic fees TO
Curtis In connection with public
building contracts.
Patrick Roche, chief investigator
for the States Attorney, said he
was endeavoring to reach Curtis
and admitted that the questioning
would relate to government con-
tracts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
ISABEL/
PRAISED FOR
TREE BONFIRE
Valley Organizes
To Back State
Comm. Terrell
Especial TO The Heraldl

- a.
HARLINGEN, May 2i-The VAL
ley today presented a united front
in its fight to bar the importation
OF citrus stock from Florida, where
the Mediterranean fruit fly and
other infestations have been found.
"A large organization, composed OF
cooperating interests and members
from all parts Of the Valley now
seems assured, and members Of the
present association stand ready to
a man to back Commissioner Of
Agriculture Terrell In the contempt
action filed against him In in
junction proceedings against the
Florida stock. which he Initiated.
While activities OF the organiza-
ton are beng perfected for Harold
s. Hensley. chairman OF the special
committee the Valley Citrus Pro-
tective organization, issued the
following statement explaining the
action Of the Port Isabel company
in burning approximately $1,000
worth Of citrus trees brought IN
from Florida:
Dangers Explained
I'm justice to all concerned i
desire to make the following state
ment as acting chairman OF the
citizens committee recently APP
pointed or %pefrfecting the Citrus
Fruit Growers Organization for the
protection Of Valley citrus: In order
to comply with terms OF "a sale con-
tract, the Port Isabel company
recently ordered a large number OF
trees from the @. w. Malone nur-
sery of florida. When 1t was learn
ed that the trees had arrived in the
Valley, a temporary injunction was
obtained in Judge Kent's court
restraining William Pattee. Q. r.
Tyrrell, q. w. Malone and agents
from distributing and planting the
trees in the Valley. The committee
held a conference with Port Isabel
officials and explained the dangers
which might be encountered IN
planting the Florida trees in the
Valley. The Port Isabel officials
agreed to inspect the trees, and If
insects Of other evidence of disease
should be found, to destroy all the
stock taken from the express Of
flee and returned the remainder.
Stocks Not Clean
AFTER inspection, the Port Isabel
| officials were satisfied that the
stock was not clean and when the
committee returned found a pile OF
trees in a safe place with oil ready,
the officials waiting for the conf
mittee before burning the stock,
All the trees removed from the
express office were burned, and
the others designated to be return
ed TO Florida.
The committee appreciates the
cooperation Of the Port Isabel OF
ficials when they thoroughly UNI
derstocd the dangers involved. and
voluntarily stood a large loss IN
destroying the trees"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
FIRST BUMPS

The bigger they are the harder
they fall, and experience in flying
doesn't soften the pilots crash
when a glider decides to tumble.
The Valleys first glider took its
first fall Tuesday afternoon when
it crashed with Burt Hinkley. Jr.,
experienced atrplane pilot, at the
controls.
Neither glider nor pilot were Sc
riously injured. IL Il said. MI.
Hinkley suffered several minor
bruises and scratches, and q severe
dent in his pride. while the glider
strained a few wires and scratched
off a little paint.
The glider was sailing az a height
OF approximately 20 feet when Il
dipped and fell to the ground.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Murder Seen In
Death of Chi Broker

KENTLAND. Ind, May 2l.-Pl-
Authorities were undecided today
whether murder or suicide was the
answer TO the death of williams
Simons, prominent Chicago grain
broker and one-time partner of
former Gov. Warren T. McCray.
The body Of Simons, so years
old, was found beside a highway
near here yesterday. Two bullets
had been fired through the back
Of the head and a third had enter
ed the body just below the heart.
The coroner believes Simons
killed himself. Members Of Sim
ons family, however, believed he
was murdered.