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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-24
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-24

Old papers for sale at The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-24

international Newsroali
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
vAscAKovc1 vRAT1L1
SA w 20 sLOvENsKA
Ma Slovensku je bieda, ale dru-
hych krajinach je vacsia, hovoril
nam p. Vascak. Nal vel'ku radost
20 skolskych dietok.

V nedcl'u ma pOludnie vratil sa
20 Slovenska vSetkym mahoning-
skym Slovakom znamy a mily p.
Jozef G.. VasGak j so svojou pani
manzclkou. Bola to ich prva ma
vSteva rodnych micst, odIledy sn
v Amerike a preto ISL tam vel'-
kymi nadejami ma zazitie nezapo-
menutelnych civil. Zdrzali sa V
Europe tri mesiace, "a ktor1 do
bu precestovali mnohr kraiiny a
skoro cele Slovensko. Boil Ne
mecku, Pol'sku, Mad arsku, Ra-
knsku, Francii atd'. a presvedcili
sa, ze je tam vsade dost' biedy.
ma Slovensku. Ale atkol 'vek ie
ma Slovensku bieda, Nemecku.
, Rak1sku a Mad 'arSku je tel bic
dy este Wac.
Vascakovci pochodili temer vsse
tky vyznamnejsie mcsta Sloven-
ska a k tomu pocetn6 dediny. Y
Bratislave &c sa uz mono doho-
vorit vsade po slovensky Geo pred
deviatimi rokmi este nebolo)
Bratislava sa rIchlo slovenci. A
je to i krasne me>to, S mnohtmi
novymi velkymi bndovami. Ma
Dunaji je plno lodi a clnov, je
tam vSade zivo.
Kosice s1 este hodne zmad'ar-
Gene, ale i ma tych uz poznat' Il
einky slovenskeho panstva. Deti.
a to deti ako slovenskych, tax
mad 'arskych a zidovskych rodi-
Gov hovoria ma ulici uz len DO slo-
vensky, re ich je radost' pocii-
vat. Vobec p. VasGak PAM Vas
cakovou mali vel 'k1 radost' 20
skolskfch deti, lebo to je uz ina
generacia cd predvojnovej.
VaSGakovci za5ili vselijakt pr1l
hody, dobrt i zA viedli 81 zapis.
mix, Z ktoreho nam p. Vascak sl,1-
bill ustedrit' zaujimavejjsie vcci
ct. citatel 'stvu.
Vo stvrtOk veter fch pocetni
priatelia pripraviIi i'm Skole Sv
Cyrilla a Methoda uvitaci veGie-
rok. Z 1ch st 'astn6ho navratu te-
SINE sa my a prajeme zdravia,
ably sa dozili este Wac navslev
Slovenska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
PODAKOVANIE.

Dakujem mojej rodine vset-
kym priatel 'om a susedom, ktori
prisli na pohrab mojej nebohej
manzelke Rozalie Pavlina, ktora
sa odobrala ma vecnost' dna IA.
septembra este V mladom veku
80 rokov. Dakujem tym, ktori
ju krasnymi kvetami obdarili.
ako al tym, ktori mi prisli auto
mobilami ma pomoc odprevadit
zosnul1 ma til ostatnn drahu. S
ktorej MET Wac navratu.
Mech odpoclva V pokoji, mech
jej je zem l'ahka mne mech tn
Bob zarm1teneho potesi s moi
mi dietkami.
Jozef Pavlina,
truchllaci vdovec i osem sir0tok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
OZNAMENIE UDKYNAM
SPOLKU SV. L'UDMILY.

Spolok Sv. L'udmily, Cfslo 325
I. K. S. q. J. oslavi svoju spolko.
VII patronku dna %. septembra
Podl'a usnesenia minulej sch6dzi
1dkyne sa majd dostavit' ma sv
spoved' dna 27. septembra po po.
ludnf alebo vecer sobotu a v ma.
sleduj1ci den o pol 9. rano in kor.
pore ma svate prijimanie.
Drahe sestry, povsimnite 81
tychto riadkov a bud'te pritomne
kazda jedna ma tejto slavnosti
Nepritomne 1dkyne budd poku.
tovane dl a stanov.
Znacim sa 1ctou a pozdravom
Maria Mandula, preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
TANECNA ZABAVR ODBORU
8. N. S. S. UZ TEJTO sOBOTY.

Tanecna zibava Odboru s. n. S.
S. buda uz tcjto soboty, dna 81.
septembra narodnej Sokolovni,
80 Washington st.
Ctent slovenske obecenstvo je
srdecne pozvane sa tejto zabavy
zilcastnit', lebo je usporiadana v
prospech starych udov a ndkyn,
ably i'm bolo ulahcene na prlspev-
koch. Cisty zvysok bude tedy We
novanE ma tento dobry cieP.
Hrat' bude Petr1kova orchestra
so sprievodom 81. Katarfny Wal
ko. Zaciatok 8. veter.
W vopred d 'akujeme vsetkIlm
1castnllkom tejto zabavy a ruci
me "a dobril a veseln zabavu.
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
OZNAMENIE UDOM SPOLKU
sV. MICHALA, G. 315. MA
STEELTON.

Mill bratia, oznamujcm YAM, zp
ma 80. tOhOto meSiaca name sv,
Michala Archan.jela, patr6na ma
seho spolku, tax ably SINE no elm
naJprlmeranpjSip oSlHviIi. kazdv
I'D ma priStlpit' ku sv. spovedi
ma sobotn, 4. oktobra po poludnl
alebo vecer, potom V nedcl'u,
5. oktobra 0 pol 9. rano in kor-
pore ma sv. prijlmanie.
Drahl bratia, povsimnite 81
tychto paru riadkov a bud'te pri-
tomni jeden kazdy ma tejto slav-
nostnej poboznosti. Nepritomn1 Il
dovia bud1 pokutovani -dl a sta
nov.
Dalej pros1m rodicov, ktori e.
ste nemate deti spolku, neGa-
katie a neodkladajte, ze az potom
lch dam zapisat', bo potom moe
byt' az neskoro a budete bano-
vat, ale cim skorej dajte ich "a
plsat do nasej miIej Pennsylvan-
skej Slovenskej Jednoty, do naSe-
no spOlku Cislo 24S. Spo]ok nre
deti je najlepSi, hoe al robotn4
pomery sll zlf, ale tEch par cen
tov al ma to sa najde. Mesacn6
prlspevky sn len 20 centov.
Prosim tych rodicov, ktor1 pri-
sli druhych miest (plejzov) a
maj1 deti este tam spoIku P. s.
Jednoty, mech vybern priestupnli
llstinu tn do naseho spolku. Naco
tam posielat' prispevky, ked' to
m0zete mat donna.
S bratskym pozdravom,
Juraj Bernath.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
T anecne zabavy
sEDLIACKY BAL OSADY sV.
JANA KRsT. v CAMPBELL.

Osada Sv. jana Krstitel'a V
Campbell usporiada vel'ky sedlia-
cky bal na sobotu, q. septembra
vecer V Hamrakovej sieni na Will
son Ave. V Campbell. Ma tento
bal povolavame vsetkych osadni-
kov ziadame ich, ably sa vytiah-
Ii do svojich narodnych krojov,
ably kazda zupa bola zastupena,
ably SINE znali, ako sa V ktorej
zupe ~nosia Mech sa kazdy oble-
Gle do kroja, zeny chlapi, diev-
cata i mladenci. Najkrajsie kroje
budl odmenene troma cenami.
Povolavame ma tento sedliacky
bal SIovakov a Slovenky z dru-
hych osad na youngstownskom o.
koll a tiez mech prfdu krojoch,
ably to Dol opravdovy krajovsky
bal. Ked' pr1du medzi mas, budii
pekne privitani. Hrat' bude slo-
venska hudobna druzina Barada-
kova. ktora zahra kazdemu 20 v0-
Ii, ked' pride pekne obIeceny "
kroji O TO sa postara vybor. Bu-
de to pekna slovenska zabava, a.
kej tn malo byva. Preto chystaj-
te sa ma nu uz odteraz.
1SIo~. .zl>..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
Jozef Pavlina

truchliaci vdovec i osem sir0toE
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
SOVIETsKA VLADA ROBI
PROTIVEN CELEMU sVETU

Sovietska vlada ruska zapocala
robit tak1 protiven svetu, ze to
m0ze West ku vaznemu zakroce-
niu. Dumpovan1m pSenice po ce-
lom svete zapr1GiniIa take klesnu-
tie Glen, akeho nebolo "a 20 ro-
kov. Busel psenice sa tcraz pre-
dava ma burze "a Zoe. Sovietska
vlada mimo toho, prostrednic-
tvom svojich agentov V Spoj. Sta
toch zapocala prevadzat' i bur
zovne Spekulacie Chicagu a pre-
dala "nallratko" 100000 bus
low. V Europe sype psenicu vo
vePkom mnozstve po vsetkych
pristavoch a predava ju o 1Oc ma
busle lacnejsie, nez je jej svetova
cena. V mnohyych pr1padoch pre-
dava sovietska vlada pSenicu
lacnejSie mimo toho plati clio,
takze nem6ze mat ma pSenici
ziadneho zarobku a tax svet je
presvedceny, ze toto dumpovanie
robl len preto, ably zapr1cinila ma
svete este vacsiu hospodarsku
krizu, aka teraz panuje.
Rumunski, mad 'arski a !juho-
slovanski sedfiaci sd temer eel
kom ma milne nasledkom teito
ruskej hospodarskej politiky. Ru-
munsky minister obchodu podal
vel'mi smutny obraz rumunskeho
sedliaka ma zasadnutf Lfgy Naro-
dov Zeneve a ziadal Nemecko a
inc krajiny, ably prestaly kupo-
vat psenicu cd Rusov, mac Ru-
munsko tiez upadne do boise
yizmu.
Rusko dumpuje psenicu, lebo
potrebuje vel mi peniaze, "a kto-
re kupuje cudzozemsku stroie.
Bee peflazi zivot sovietskej ylady
je kratky. Preto predava psenicu,
aekol 'vek donna je obyvatel 'stvo
ma pokraji hladu. Psenicu preda-
va tax lacno preto, ze by ju "a
svetove ceny nikto nekupoval.
Najviac psenice kupuj1 cd Ru-
ska Nemecko a Taliansko, ktore
krajiny nechcd sa vzdat' who'd
nakupovania zivnosti tax lacno,
ako i'm Rusko umoznuje. Predtym
tieto krajiny kupovaly' psenicu
americkd a cd statov Malej Do
hody.
V spoj. statoch je teraz pohyb,
aby Dol vyneseny zakon ktory by
dplne znemoznil Rusku predavat
tuna akykol'yek tovar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
SLOVENSKA BASEBALL
LfGA.
(Dokoncenie 8 l. strany.)

Joe Check, hillcrestsky picer,
hadzal dobre vzdor myPkam, ale
ziaden picer nemoze vyhrat', ak
mu vspoluhraei nepomahaj1. Ba-
sista,s struthersky druho-be jsmen
urobil dive chyby, ale tie nenaro-
billy skody.
Hillcrestcania mali zlat1 prize
zitost' v deviation iningu, ked'
mali troch ma bazach. Ernie Pa
lus, stvrty zabitnik, bol "v6kova-
n.y., vynntiac jeden sk0r. Green
udrel tuhu single vi 'avo, sk0ru-
jnc dvoch d'alsich, ale Dzurinda,
prvy bejsman Hillcrestcanov, "a
siel "a druhG bol chyteny Ming
hettim. Toto. zlomilo srdce Hill
crestcanov, lebo Rosy Brayer, po-
sledny zabitnik, udrel len jednu
kotnfanli k Basistovi, ktory "a
hodil Sekerakovi, ten Brayera
doStal Won hry.
Toto bolo prve Wit azstvo Stru-
therscanov mad Hillcrestcanmi cd
5. maja 1929. Cd toho casu pre-
hrali Hillcrestcanom pat hier je-
dino "a druhym. Greene a Check
hrali najlepsie Hillcrestcanov a
Hughes, Coates, Bernard Fun
doOts 20 Strutherscanov.
Hra ma buducu nedel'u.
Prva hra 70 s6rie troch hier G
campionstvo Slovenskej Baseball
L1gy bude ma Oakland hrisku v
nedePu o 3. popoludni.
Zapasit' budu Lansingvillcania
| Wit All prvej polovice sezony SC
| Strutherscanmi, Wit 'azmi druhe!
polovice. Cata, ktora vyhra dive
hry, bude vyhlasena "a campiona
a dostane pokal a II medalov
Tiez jej memo bude vyryt6 na
ligin staly "bat'', ktory teraz ma
V majetku Hillcrest cata. VT az
dostan1 pokal buddcej sezony
ked' zacnu hrat' prv1 hru ma svo
jom hrisku. Lansingvillcania ST
uz hotovi ma Strutherscanov. tyr
diac, ze majd pre- mich male pre-
kvapenie.
Strutherscania, po prehrani '
prvej polovici Lansingvillcanom
vratilieporazku diva. razy Lansing
villcanom, raz 2-1 sk6rom, dru
ny raz 90. CT tento kumst pre-
vedn i teraz, je otazkou.
Busel Olenik bude hadzat' "a
Lansingvillcanov a ked' sa tcntc
maly picer cfti dobre, je no az
ko zbitovat'. Coates, ktory diva
razy porazil Lansingvillcanov
hovori, ze to moze znovu urobit'
Tato hra by mala prilakat' mno
no dlvakov na Oakland hrisko, le.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26

stala slamenou vdovou. Pred par
rokmi Jonesovi druha zena 20
mrela a tieto dni sa sosobasil
znovu so svojou prvou manzel-
kou. Oboch byvalych manzelov
spojila ich dcera, ktora rada ma
la ako otca tax matku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
POLITICKY KLUB
ENDORsOVAL sUDCov

American Slovak Civic Club v
Campbell NAL v nedel'u schodzu,
na ktorej udobril nasledovnych
kandidatov "a sudcov: terajsieho
sudcu Davida Jenkinsa a adv.
John Powers "a sudcov okr.
s1du a Carl Armstrong; "a sudcu
apelacneho sddu Columbus.
Armstrong je Youngstowncan.
Uradnikmi tohto klubu s1 Ste
fan Wasko, predseda; Jan Sim
ko, podpredseda a Jan Jakubek,
tajomnik. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
PO q ROKOCH SA
ZNoVU sosOBASILI

Robert Jones a jeho zena sa
pred q rokmi rozsobasili. Jones
sa znovu czenil Jonesova 70
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
Juraj Bernath.
SCHCDZA ODB. 178. ZIVENY.

Spolok Sv. Veroniky, Odbor
ITS. ziveny bude odbyvat' svoju
schodzu na nedel'u, %. septem-
bra o 2. hodine popoludni. Prosl-
me sestry, ably boly pritomn6 ma
schodzi. Zvlaste sestry, ktor6 d.
hujn, mech sa dostavia svoj dlh
vyrovnaj1, mac budeme ndten6
zakrocit' dl'a stanov.
Katarina Volosin, preds.
Anna Porhincak, 1ct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26

bo je to jedina hra v Slovenskej
Lige. Vsetky ostatne caty uz od-
lozily svoje zbrane pre- budtice
leto.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
Spolkove zpravy
SCHODZA OLTARNEHO SPOIL
KU OSADY SV. CYRILLA A
METHODA.

Oltarny, Ruzencovy. a Bozsktho
Srdca Jezisovho Spolok pri osade
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda bude odby-
vat sch6dzu ma tuto nedel u po-
poludnl 0 3. hodine skolskej
miestnosti, ma ktorii povolavam
srdecne vsetky spolusestry.
Som s pozdravom,
Katarina Sulik, prcds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
YOUNGEST. SLOW. NOVINY

Mozno dostat' v drobnom odpre-
daji u p. j. Hudika, 1853 Poland
Ave-, p. Jana Franko ma lansing
vile a ma stande pod mostom v
Campbell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26

- Ked' ma vecer nem&te 60 ro-
Bit, citajte "ve6erne 6itanie"! |!
Cena knizky v makkej vazbe 81,
Y tvrdej $1.25. Dostat' v redakcii.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-11
San Benito Society

Tom Jones is in Tennessee on
business connected with the harv-
esting OF the tomato crop in that
state.
Mrs. B. w. Harper and son, JIM
ME Ray, left Wednesday for their
home in KoSse, Texas after three
weeks visit with Mrs. Harper's par
cntS Mr.. and Mrs. 9. 4. SoTders.
Z. I. Dallam left Sunday for a
vacation trip Of about two months.
IIr. Dallas Will visit a daughter in
chicago before going to his old
home at AIacomb, Ill. He will visit
another dauglNsr at Foley, ala. be-
fore returning home.
Z. 5. Boyer Of Terre Haute, Ind.
arrived Saturday morning and Will
remain several days looking over
the Valley i.
Miss Mamie Lilies left Sunday for
Austin where she will enroll for a
summer session at the University
OF Texas. Miss Lies expects TO make
the trip by airplane, leaving from
the Brownsville airport.
z. NJ Aiken returned Friday from
Georgetown, where he recently &C
companied Mrs. Aiken who remain
Cd for a visit with her mother. He
was accompanied home by a nephew
r. Aiken Of Sweetwater, who has
heen a student in Southwestern
University In Georgetown.
Dudley Mozure left early Thurs
day for his home at Pontiac. Mich.
after visiting here with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. r. MoZure
Following his arrival a few weeks
ago from KerrviIle where he has
hctn a student at Schreiner's In
stitute. He is accompanying Guer-
den Downer also Of Pontiac on the
automobile trip home.
A. H. Morris, who has been visit
Ing his mother-in-law, Mrs. c. E.
Mabry, for the past three weeks.
departed Friday evening for his
nome at Fort Bayard. ~. Mexico.
j. w. Spradley returned Friday
night from a buying trip to Dallas.
Claude Atkins and family will
cave In a few days for their an
nual trip to Chicago and northern
Arkansas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-11

a month with friends in waxahat-
chic.
Mrs. o. 3. Knight Of Tampico.
Mexico. has arIivr& 10 spend some
time with her mother. Mrs. Cynthia
Ford.
Mrs. j. r. Shotwell and children
have arrived 10 join Mr.. Shotwell,
who preceded them here from
Waco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Roitsch
were visitors in San Benito Friday.
Mrs. L. Z. Weber and children
left Saturday for Calvert with Mrs.
Pen Parten and children, who have
been guests in the Weber home.
They will visit relatives at Calvert.
Jimmy Huffendick. who has been
employed in Tampico. MEXICO, for
the past year. is spending his
ton with his parents in McAllen.
Emmett l.. Walsh arrived home
on Friday from school in San An
tonic.
T. w. Doster returned or Monday
from a trip to Birmingham. Ala.
Rev. Brooks I. Dickey, Mrs. Dick
ey and Miss Rowena Dickey. re-
turned Saturday from Virginia.
where Rev. Dickey represented
south Texas at the general assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian church and
attended the graduation exercises
Of MiB Dickey from the training
school at Richmond.
James Ford left Sunday for a
boys camp at Kerrville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Boyett ar
rived Saturday for a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas G. Mitchell Jr.
Mr.. Boyett returned to Corpus
Christi Sunday. Mrs. Boyett will
attend the state convention OF the
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs at Harrington the first Of this
week.
Mrs. Marie Warren. Mrs. p. j.
Folsom, Mrs. S. j. Purl and S. J..
Purl Jr., have returned from a visit
TO San Antonio. Miss Irene Purl
accompanied them TO San Antonio
and went from there 10 Denver.
where she will attend summer
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. johnson
Of San Benito were guests Of MI.
and Mrs. Conrad Roitsch on Sun
day.
Mn. and Mrs. N. Z. Buescher and
little daughter and Mrs. Yansey,
Mrs. Buescher's mother, are spend
ing some time In Smithville. where
they formerly lived.
Nh. and Mrs. M. r. Nelson left
Sunday to accompany their son,
Jack, to Kerrville, where he will at
tend Camp Martin this summer.
NJ. Luther Smith left Monday
morning for Quanah, after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Haden.
MI. Smith will drive to Quanah.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Morgan Of
Temple, have returned TO their
home after a visit 10 Mrs. Morgan's
sister, Mrs 0. D.. CULLEN.
Mrs. c. Q. Mcdaniel, Miss Mary
Alice Mcdaniel and g. c. Mcdaniel
Jr,. left Sunday for San Antonio.
G. G. Mcdaniel will attend summer
school az Scheiner Institute in
Kerrville.
Mrs. A. s. Love came over from
Kingsville, where she is a student
for the summer, TO spend the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Cynthia
Ford.
Miss Gladys Devine OF Lyford.
was married last week to Nj. Hers
chcl Z Whlgham. son Of DR.. and
Mrs. w. z. Whigham Of McAllen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whighsm will attend
summer school at the University
Of Texas at Austin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-11
Day In Congress

Wednesday:
Senate:
Continues debate on tariff bill.
Lobby committee considers Bishop
Cannon action.
House:
Special committee holds open
hearing in its investigation Of COM
munistic activities.
Tuesday:
Senate:
Agreed to vote on tariff bill Fri
day.
Finance committee ~favorably re-
ported World War veterans pension
bill.
House.
Passed miscellaneous bills under
unanimous consent.
Special committee designated 10
investigate communistic activities
considered its program in executive
session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-11
Valley Society
Telephone z
Telephone z

lingen to Warren Pennsylvania. He
will spend some time with relatives
there. after which he will attend a
boys camp on Lake ChatanqCa,
New York, before returning to Nc
Allen.
Mrs. Gordon Griffin entertained
the Priscilla Club Friday. Mrs.
Charles Jones viii be the next
hostess.
william Horn returned Saturday
from the University OF Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen l.. Osborn are
making an extended trip through
north Texas. Oklahoma. Kansas and
Missouri.
Miss Hester Leavell returned from
T. c. U. last week, then left for a
short visit to her sister. Mrs. Guy
Hughes at Lubbock. Harold Leavell
arrived Saturday after finishing his
second year at Texas University.
MI. and Mrs. Orville Cot enter
tanned the Merry Makers club last
week. Prizes were awarded to Miss
June Maberry, Scott Graham and
Miss Alice Johnson.
Mrs. w. A. Potter and children,
Of Rosenberg. are guests Of Mrs.
Potter'S mother, Mrs. M. b. Chalk.
Mrs. Annie Elgin Of Waco also ar
rived to be present at the wedding
Of her niece. Miss Clyde Chalk. to
Mr.. Sierk.
The Needlecraft club met with
! Mrs. Clyde Miller on Friday after
noon.
Earl Weaver will leave this week
for the G. NJ. T. c. near San An
tonic. Barney Jackson and Rudolph
Nordmeyer will also attend the
camp.
Mrs. p. II. Lee was hostess TO the
Pueblo Bridge club on Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Charles Moore and
Mrs. Perry Hudson were guests Of
the club. Mrs. M. A. Hale won high
score prize and Mrs. Harley Jack
son low.
Miss Catherine Frisby has return
ed from Baylor University where
she was a member of the Junior
class.
Mrs. w. N. MCGEE entertained
the FortniThtly club on Wednes-
} day. Miss Ruby DE Long who vas
the gueT Of the hostess, won high
: score prize.
The Mid-week club was enter
tanned by Mrs. D. r. Bigger on
I Wednesday afternoon. Club guests
were Mesdames r. <. Frisby. T. r.
Henderson and Melick. High score
prize was presented to Mrs. w. II.
DIN, low 10 Mrs. j. G. Mcmillan
and guests prize TO Mrs. T. r.
Henderson.
Mrs. p. z. Montgomery left Mon
day for a visit to relatives in Waco.
Miss Eunice Cockrum Of McAllen
who graduated last week from the
University OF Oklahoma. will spend
the summer with her sister at
Downs, Kansas.
Mr.. Charles G. Nelson Of Kansas
City Is the guest for several days
az Mr.. l.. Paul Mathews at the Casa
de Palmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Johnson have
return. from Pharr to McAllen to
live.
o. D. Conner OF Norwich. Kansas
is a guest in the home of his sister,
Mrs. E. Z. Phelps.
Miss Omelia McRee arrived on
Saturday after spending the past
year at school in Boston. Miss Nc
Rec made the trip from New York
TO Houston by boat.
Miss Sibyl Clayton is spending
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Mexican Is Arrested
For Dam Breaking

Matias Treyino has been named
as the alleged breaker Of a small
Gam near Matamoros. The accusa-
tissn was made by Sres. Amado Ire
viro and Jesus Cisneros.
According to the story told Sr.
Ztferino Legorreta, MatamoroS spe-
cial investigator. Trevino is alleged
TO have opened n of the leeves
Of the dam in question with the
intention OF flooding some lands
under cultivation owned by Cis-
nsros and Amado Trevino. Trevino
snd Cisneros allege they suffered
serious losses due TO the water
flooding their fields and drowning
their crops.
ST. Legorreta will conduct a spe-
cial investigation on the case today.
Meanwhile Trevino Is being held by
the Matamoros authorities.
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LIGHT JOB for young American
man not planning TO 20 to school.
See Mr.. Dowis at Turner Roofing
company's office, 407 Thirteenth
street. D-80
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McAllen
IRIS ROGERS HOSTESS
AT Observation-Disclosures

On Friday morning Mrs. Whit
Rogers complimented Mrs. Ben
Parten Of Franklin. with a bridge
breakfast. served when the guests
arrived at nine o'clock.
At the conclusion OF the games
Mrs. T. w. Malone vas presented
with the high score prize. Mrs. A.
L. Hart with low. and an APP
propriate gift was presented to
Mrs. Parten.
Guests included Mrs. Ben Parten,
her hostess Mrs. Weber, Mesdames
Marion Sneed, 7. w. Doster, r. NJ.
Bounds, NJ. l.. Kreidler, j. G.
Paxton. c. c. Mcdaniel, A. L. Hart,
T. w. Malone, N. v. Sidener. and
G,i1vfn
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BRIDE ELECT II


Mrs. It. @. Overstreet was hostess
Friday afternoon at a charming
party for Miss Dorothy Chambers,
the fiancee Of her SON. The home
was beautifully decorated with
summer flowers and the bride-to-
be was seated in a chair OF roses
TO receive the gifts OF her friends.
Those enjoying the hospitality
were: the honoree Miss Chambers,
Misses Freda and Ethlyne Harding,
Cove Marshall. NarcisSus Black,
Evelyn Ernest, Winifred Wharton,
Mildred Bell, Mile Allen, Aileen
Mitchell. Mildred Overstreet, Irma
Gideon and Ora Gray Of Mission.
Mesdames r. Cummins. Theron
Randall. II. Joy. Robert Henderson,
A. j. Allen, Orville Cox, II. K.
Proctor Of Mission. r. Hendricks
Of Edinburg. H.. B. Davis Of Har-
lingen and q. A. Terrence Of
Brownsville.