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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22

4 1ne EppeISOn case Was one
which figured in the last Good
Government campaign. as office
seekers OF the Good Government
party made frequent references TO
the EppersDn contract which they
termed as one of the major irreg-
ularities Of the past admlnistra-
ton.
Decision Upheld
About a north ago. the supreme
court upheld the opinion Of the
court Of civil appeals. favoring
Epperson. However, lawyers for
the plaintiffs appealed to the
supreme court July 9Th, asking for
a rehearing.
Prior to that, the case had been
criss-crossed between plaintiffs and
defendants as the original plain
tiffs had won the case in the 93Td
district court, Of which J.. =. Les
lie vs. judge az that time.
EpperSon appealed 10 the court
OF civil appeals. which reversed the
decision to this action, the plain
tiffs filed motion for a rehearing.
but the appellate court reaffirmed
the decision favoring Epperson.
Original plaintiffs took the case
to the supreme court, which up
held the court OF civil appeals de-
cision. and the original PLAINTIFFS
r o making a final plea to the
supreme court for rehearing.
STATE Enters Case
The original suit was brought by
ID. G. Earnest at this time tax as
SCISSOR, and a plaintiff IN a number
or suits pending against members
OF the former administration. J. l..
Berry. p. w. Perkins. b. S. Graham
and "A. L. Nelson. The state OF
Texas interviewed IN the suit and
became one Of the plaintiffs.
All the plaintiffs. ave the state
Of Texas, alleged 10 be taxpaying
citizens Of Hidalgo county, and
brought suit against "A. wv. Cam
eron, individually and as county
judge: former county commission
ers w. ID. Chadick. Robert Hen
derson, s. NJ. Hargrove, and W. L.
Lipscomb: o. En- Jones, former
tax collector: @. w. Walton, for
mer county treasurer: o. r.. Lilies.
former auditor and EpperS0n-
The plaintiffs asked a writ Of
injunction restraining and pro-
hibiting the carrying out Of GER
tain contract between the COM
missioners court and Epperson ana
for Judgment rendering the in
junction perpetual ana c~ancelling
and declaring void said contract.
They also asked for Judgment
against Epperson for $4,000, and
also for Judgment against MEM
berS OF the commissioners court and
o. En- Jones for the amount.
Carried Into Courts
The contract was to the effect
that Epperson agreed. for the con-
Sideration of an amount equal TO
% per cent OF all state and county
taxes, penalties and interest. de-
linquent and to become delinquent
during the next year. and in addi-
ton thereto agree to bring the plat
block or block map system OF the
county. down 10 March /, 1880,
without additional charge.
The court OF appeals held that
the contract wa7 legal. and that
there was no collision between
Epperson and the then County
Attorney Buchanan: and that
there vas no partnership existing
between Epperson and Cameron at
the time the contract was made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22

For some reason, unrevealed 70
police. she was blocking the door
way OF q store. Several men who
tried 10 enter were punched By
her.
The police arrested Miss CAL
lagher. but not until Sergeant
Michael Jennings had been struck
on the nose. Policeman Charles
Foote had bruises and cuts where
Miss Gallagher kicked him. and
Policeman James Clune had been
bitten so severely mat he had 10
be taken to a hospital.
Miss Gallagher weighs about 80
pounds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22
Well Victim Dies

Mt. PLEASANT. Mich. July q.
-Pl-The death list from the oil
fire at the Struble No. ! we'll near
here was increased 10 nine today
when Thomas ID. Lamb. a driller.
died In the hospital here.
-Four other victims we're still in
the hospital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22

OKLAHOMA CITY. July -. Up
old Spanish treaties fur hia
authority. Gov. W. H- Murray WIS
on record today with IN statement
that " Texas puts anything else
In the way OF an obstruction" 81
the free bridge across the Ped river
a. Denison. Il will rtA owe - in ths
az Texas rangers and Othel
military authority Ot the state"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22

LOS ANGELES, July p tF-
An attempted hOldup OF John
HemenEer's cafe netted Hemer-
ger a slight profit last night.
"A roughly dressed rcbber
frightened the cashier. Opal
Know, with a revolver and emp
tied the cash register CO its
Sl52-30. He sprinted for the
door. stuffing the money into q
pocket.
Hemenger vaulted the lunch
counter and seized the maraud-
er. running "A hand into the
pocket and bringing out the
contents. The man broke free
and escaped. When Hemenger
checked the money he had
S15280.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22

HARLINGEN. July 22.-BackinE
n truck up 70 the rear or the Eagle
Furniture company building in the
industrial section OF the city last
night thieves made away with a
truckload OF mattresses and furni-
ture valued at several hundred dol
lars.
Local police working on the case
had uncovered no clues at noon
Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22
Demand Expected

NEW YORK. July ~. -tpl-
The American Petroleum Institutes
committee on refinery staff stics and
economies today estimated that
total demand for refinery gasoline
liza the second hall year would I'M
crease 3T prr cent over the cor
responding period 0f 1880. Dumes-
tic demand. III was forecast. would
rise SIT per cent while exports
would be 10 per cent lower.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22
CITRUSPLANT
SHED AWARDS
WILDE MADE
Structures TO be Erect
ed At Harrington
And San Carlos

2N@
HARLINGEN. July 22.-Bids for
the construction OF the $4,000
citrus packing plant OF the Texas
Citrus Growers exchange for this
city win be opened on Friday. July
%, It has been announced by John
II. Shary, president OF the ex-
change.
The Harrington plant. which IS
expected 10 handle a minimum OF
$50 ears during the coming season.
Will cover an entire half-block d.
rectly opposite the Southern Pacific
station.
In asking for bids. the exchange
i reserving the right to reject all
proposals and build the plant &C.
self in event the figures named are
not satisfactory, MI. Shary stated.
Members Join
Additional memberships are be-
ing obtained By the exchange In
the Harlingen territory, and ~
now pears that the minimum car
lot requirement made by the ex-
change for the construction OF q
plant at Harltngen VII be exceed
ed. Shary stated this morning.
we are building III new plants
with an eye to the future" the ex-
change head said, past experience
Mt Sharyland, La Feria and other
points having convinced us that we
have underestimate the poten.al
crop OF the various Valley sec
tons"
Work on the Harlingen plant IS
expected TO be rushed following the
awarding Of the contract.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22

WASHINGTON. July %. 1P-Ex-
tension Of Preparations and debt holi-
day payments beyond the one year
moratorium was advocated today oy
William Green. president Of the
American Federation OF Labor. as a
means Of restoring world economic
stability.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22

MEXICO CITY. July %. fFt-The
chamber or deputies last night ap-
proved a clause IN the proposed ma
tional labor law which provides that
90 per cent Of the employees OF every
business and industrial organization
In the nation must be Mexican by
birth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22
Death Affirmed

OKLAHOMA CITY. July -. r.
The criminal court OK appeals today
affirmed the death sentence Of
Henry Lovett. convicted or Staying
Dee Folia-t. I'll Reno high school
football coach. when Follart at
tempted to Illustrate robbery Of the
First National bank Of FL Reno. Nov.
rs. 1880.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22

SANTA FE. Nv. MI, July %. F--
Confident Albert B. Falls physical
condition. even though disabling ID
not critical. and that he is able "a
serve hts prison term, Dr. EuFena
FlEke. New Mexico state prison
physician. today sRt about tine -eRu~
latlon Of a program I'D remodel Tho
lifetime habits of hls patient. Tha
physician hopes Fail may soon Da
moved from a private 70 the general
ward.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22
Edinburg c. c.
Will Civ Frolic

EDINBURG. July 22.-Sidney
KTing, manager OF the Corpus
Christi Chamber OF Commerce will
be principal speaker at the chamber
Of commerce frolic Tuesday. July "a.
at the Klossner Roof garden. &C.
cording TO Mrs. Vista Hornburz.
secretary OF the Edinburg Chamber
OF Commerce.
The Edinburg Red Shirt band VIII
rlay. and there will be other musical
numbers. More than 500 people at
tended the last frolic held in April.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22
Crash Ia Fatal

BAXTER Springs. Kas.. July 22.
=P-Charles stone. 17-year-old
flying student and Harold Morris.
q, his instructor. were injured
fatally near here last night when
their plane crashed from an alti-
tude OF 500 feet.
witnesses said the ship went into
IA nose dive
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22

IN OUR
VALLEY

BUILDING THE MEN and NO
men Of the future.
That's the function OF our public
school system.
Building well rounded men and
women.
Giving our boys and girls mental,
moral and physical training.
Training that makes keen minds,
minds capable Of inStinctively
grasping the difference between
right and wrong. placed in healthy
bodies.
Equipment or Valley schools for
A le mental training has ever been
VI the best.
' Good teachers. working under
classroom conditions and NTH
classroom equipment the equal Of
that Of cities far larger than any
OF our Valley communities, have
placed our school system on a par
with the best in the state
School boards now seem 20 be
giving the physical side Of our edu-
cational facilities the right Of way
A new gymnasium Is under con-
struction at Mercedes.
San Benito has recently COM
pleted one Of the finest gymna-
sums in the state.
brownsville is about to improve
its football field.
All Of which Is as II should be
We yield to no n In our love
for the good old game Of football
However, we are forced TO rec
ognize that on account Of the very
nature Of the game It must remain
a game for the comparative few.
And when we give U students
facilities for baseball. basketball
handball. tennis, wrestling. boxing
and the like, We are helping TO
develop physically the very ones
who most need 1t.
HAVE YOU READ the detailed
description OF the new federal
building soon to grace the corner
OF Elizabeth and 10th SITS?
II not, read It.
Then you will be able to under
stand the happiness which Is re-
Elected from the countenance OF
@. W. bennett.
You will also be able TO under
stand why every other postmaster
In the Valley is on the up and up,
waiting for HIS federal building.
one thing about Il Uncle sam,
It may take him a lot Of time 70
make up his mind TO spend money.
but-when he does jar loose, he
jars.
DIDN'T TAKE US long 10 find
out what that new cover crop Is.
Phone call from Roy Clark AZ
san Benito told Us it's sesbania-
Grows 8 feet tall.
Heavy nitrogen bearing nodules
sktach to its roots.
Is a soil builder.
Roy promised US more detailed
information.
We promise to pass said in
formation along as soon as we get
10.
And in the meantime. we would
Ike to hear from our farmer read
ers who have had experience with
sesbania.
NOTICE WHERE the League Of
Nations may get itself an army.
You ex-service men, how would
you like to be a buck private In
that outfit.
Imagine an American real ranker
taking orders from a Greek cor
poral.
who In turn got his from a
Spanish sergeant.
With a French lieutenant giving
the sergeant his orders.
Commanded by a German cap
tain.
And a Swedish major bossing the
battalion.
Getting his commands from an
italian lieut.. colonel. over whom
was ranked an Argentine colonel.
And a Bulgarian brigadier gen.
eral over the brigade, With q Dan
ish major-general commanding the
division.
And 50 on and 40 on.
What was it Sherman Is reputed
TO have Sid about war?
Well ne didn't know 50 much. at
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22
fBv staff Correspondent.l

HARLINGEN. July 22.-Submis-
sion OF the drivers license bill TO
the present special session OF the
legislature Is asked or Gov. Sterl-
ing in a telegram dispatched today
BY the Harrington Chamber OF Com
merce.
Valley interests generally favor
the terms OF the biz which was kill
d in the house during the regular
session and will undoubtedly back
the measure IL introduced In the
special session" 8. Finley Ewing.
president OF the chamber OF COM
merce stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22
SAN CARLOS PLANT
BIDS TO BE OPENED

ADN Stall
EDINBURG. July 22.-Bids for
the erection Of the $4,000 plant OF
the Texas Citrus Growers exchange
to be located at San Carlos viii be
orened Friday. July 23. II was an
nounced Tuesday night by John
III. Shary, president OF the exchange.
Growers Meet
Mr.. Shary made his announce
ment before a meeting Of 200
growers Of the San Carlos COM
munity gathered az the San Carlos
club house 10 discuss the proposed
plant and 10 consider marketing
problems CT the large citrus acre
age expected to come into bearing
this fall.
Work on the plant. which viii be
located on a Southern Pacific
switch five miles east OF Edinburg,
viii begin Immediately. Mr.. Shary
stated In his announcement.
Cost or the building itself l. e.
timated at $4,000. Machinery and
equipment viii cost another $4,000.
r. IS estimated
An enthusiastic endorsement OF
the exchange vas given the meet
ing by Dave Kirgan Of Weslaco.
president or the Gulf Orchards
company. which operates In the
san Carlos section
Acreage Pledged
All OF his acreage was pledged 10
the exchange by Kirgan. who stated
that trees now being planted were
being pledged.
Jack Berry or Edinburg, president
or the Independent Publishing
company. also spoke briefly. pledg-
ing his support TO the exchange.
Citrus paintings In and around
the location OF the new plant are
said 70 be among the most inten-
slve in the Valley. OF the total
acreage 1t is estimated that one
third will come into bearing this
fall, with probable shipment OF
200 cars during the coming season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22
THE WEATHER

Brownsville and the Valley
Partly cloudy with scattered show
ers Wednesday night and Thurs
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22
Bloodhounds Trail Texas Negro
Decision In
Eppeson Suit Due

EDINBURG, July 22-The last chapter in the long
contested j. c. Epperson tax contract suit, which has been
in the courts for the past several years, will likely be writ
ten today, as the supreme court is due to hand down its
final decision on the motion for rehearing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22
DANCY PLAN 4
APPROVED BY
c. c. BOARD


Participation by the Brownsville
commissioners precinct in the fl
nanclng OF paving on two gaps I'm
the military highway wns endorsed
NV directors nf the Brownsville
Chamber of Commerce meeting
here last night.
The directors also endorsed the
Lower Rio Grande Valley Water
conservation district. and discussed
a number OF other matters.
County Judge Oscar C. Dancv,
and Assistant County Engineer
Tom C. Davis appeared at the
meeting and reported on progress
In securing r~iEht-Of-way on the
Military highway.
Committee Named
A. Wayne Wood and Frank
Lopez were appointed ON VA COM
mittee 10 work with the county Of
ficlals in getting the remaining
rlght-Of-way.
Judge vi. II. Yates. president OK
the chamber OF commerce. report
ed briefly on the water conserva-
ton matter. and following his re-
port a resolution was offered hy R.
B. CreaEer endorsing tine district.
The resolution WINS unanimously
passed.
The matter cf financing the
Military highway was explained by
County Judge Dancy. He said the
original estimate Of the cost OF
paving the 10 miles I'm this road
was about $4,000. although No
Will probably he less than that be-
cause XII tile lower costs Of paving
now.
Plan Outlined
The plan Is for the highway de-
partment 10 pay half the expense.
and the county 20 pay the remain-
der. one fourth uf the total being
supplied Nv the san Benit0 pre-
cInct, in which the road is located.
and the other fourth by the
Brownsville precinct. due 10 the
large amount OF benefit that viii
accrue 10 this precinct from the
road.
The resolution offered by III. B.
Creager follows. BE it resolved.
that this board expresses itS ar
pr0val of the plans for paving of
the two gaps In what IN known aB
the Military road In Cameron
county. Texas.
Be it further resolved: that the
plan suggested by County Judge
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-22
TROOP funds
PROPOSED TO
FIGHT JAPAN
All Chinese Factions
To Unite Suggested
In Message

HONGKONG. July 22.-tR-The
insurgent Canton government today
announced receipt Of a telegram
from Chang Hsueh-Liang. COVER
nor OK Manchuria, In behalf OF
Chang Kai-Shek. president OF the
nationalist government. IN which
the latter conditionally offered 10
resign and suggested that all China
unite in declaring war upon Japan.
The telegram a~ssertedly proposed
that all provinces in China con-
tribute toward sending $4,000
troops 10 the Korean border rs "a
military operation against Japan.
No Answ<r Made
Since ths Canton government
was represented as not approving
the war proposal. the telegram as
yet has not been answered
President Chant. whose retire.
ment was set forth "a one or the
principal purposes OF the formation
Of the Canton government. was
represented in the telegram as
being willing 10 resign the nation
alist presidency. but desired 10
remain a. c0mmander-in-chief Of
the Marking army and navy.
KOREAN TROUBLE
Is RECALLED
Chang Kai-Shek'S alleged pro-
posal that al Chinese factions unite
and make war upon Japan recalls
the trouble between Chinese and
Koreans which took place tn three
Korean cities early this month and
which may have furnished the
nationalist president with inspira-
ton for his suggestion.
Koreans Attacked
The trouble started when about
500 Chinese attacked zoo Koreans
at Wampaoshan because the Chi
nese objected ID the employment OF
Koreans on an irrigation project
there.
Shortly thereafter the Koreans
retaliated with mob action which
resulted in the death OF many
Chinese and the destruction OF
considerable Chinese property.
Japanese polio finally restored
order. Subsequently the Chinese
nationalist government announced
10 had made str0n- representations
10 Japan and for a time there was
fear reprisals would take place
In Manchuria and Mongolia against
the thou-Rnds OF Koreans there.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30
vASARNAP ESTE zARUL
A MAY QUEEN vERsENY
Gy6ny0rii esemeny lesz a korona-
s6s. - Macy tancmulatsag kere-
t6ben fog lsfolyni hetf6n este.

Vasarnap este 8 6rakor zarul
lie szavazas a Kossuth K0r nagy
majusi kiralynoi 6s nepszeriisegi
versenyeben. Az eredmeny het-
fon, majus 4-en lesz kozzeteve az
Idora Parkban, amikor May
Queent gy0ny0rii iinnepely kere-
tebek fogjak megkoronazni S Mr.
Is Miss Popularityt, valamint az
Dsszes versenyzoket innepelni.
Az iinnepelyt. mint master of
ceremonies, varosunk egyik leg
kivalobb angol ujsagir6ja, Solly
Adams, a Vindicator munkatarsa
fogja vezetni.
A Kossuth Kor egy-egy gy0-
ny0ru serleggel fogja az alkal-
mat emlekezetesse tenni YER
seny harom nyertesenek reszere.
Jelenleg a kbvetkez6 verseny-
zok vezetik a szavazast: Barta-
Erzsike, Lukovszky Mariska,
Horvath Margit, Simonovics
Iren, Halasz R6za, Tur6czy Err
zsi, Kasza Iren es 10th Erzsike,
Ferency M. Erno, Bunchy JOSEF,
Gagyi Bella $ ifj. Horvath Istvan.
A tancmulatsagon zenet G..
Bannon kival6 u tagu orchestra
ia fogja szolgaltatni szebbnel-
szebb zeneszamokkal.
A tancmulatsaggal kapcsolat-
ban egy rejtelyes automobil fog
ia bejarni az egesz varoet szom-
baton, vasarnap es hetfon, anne
lyen a Kossuth K0r tagjai be fog
jak utazni a varost. Figyeljen
tehat ARA mindenki. a harom
nap valamelyiken bizonyara al
l1almat fog kapni ARA, hogy meg
lassa ezt a csuda automobile.
A Kossuth K0r ezuton is keri
Youngstown es kornyeke osszma-
gyarsaganak szives partfogasat
6s tamogatasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30

Haromnak tesx sxivesssgst: On
mag6nak, a hirdstSnsk u ne
kiink, ha megsmliti lapunlEat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30
PRO HUNGARIA GYttLEs

A Pro Hungaria N6k Vilagszo-
vesege youngstown osztalya mai.
6-an, szerdan este s 0rakor tartja
gyiileset Miss Stavrovsky enek-
iskolajaba a Keith-A1bee sin
haz epuleteben. A tagok keret-
mex, hogy teljes szamban jelenje-
mex meg a gyiilesen. Ezen a gyii-
lessen lesznek felolyasva Buda-
pestr6l IS Clevelandb6l beerke-
zett levelek. A levelek k0z0tt van
azon Budapestr6l beerkezett 1e-
vel, mely a Pro Hungaria ifjusa-
gi osztaiyanak van cimezve. Az
ifjusagi osztaly osszes tagjai ke-
retnek. hogy ezen a gyiilesen ok
yetleniil jelenjenek meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30
Magyar Nap Nemenyi- -Banket
rendez6se Nagybizottsdg elott

les az III Nagybizottsagnak ada
at, valamint a regi Nagybizottsag
jegyz5konyvi hatarozatait az vi
Nagybizottsag kotelez6nek els
meri Is azokat maga6va teszi.
Gyiiles egyhangulag jegyzo-
konyvi kosz0netet es % dollart
tiszteletdij cimen szavaz meg
Morrison Lajosnak charter be-
szerzeseert es az ezzel jar6 mum
kaert. I,
Eln0k bejelenti, hogy az uta-
|sitas ertelmeben a bizottsag az
Idora Parkkal szerz6dest kot0tt
augustus 2-an tartand6 ez evi
Magyar Napra, melynek ertelme-
ben a Nagybizottsag penztaraba
a Park befizet $50 dollart, azon-
xviii Park fizeti ciganyzenet
Is dollart es plakatok koltse-
geit fedezi, valamint 20 dollaros
hirdetest helyez el Magyar Nap
program-k0nyvebe. Gyiiles a fent
emlitett szerz0dest jovahagyta.
Tovabba a gyiiles program kidol-
gozasara a tisztvisel6k0n xviii
tiz tagu. bizottsagot kiild0tt XII,
melynek tagjai lettek: Zsamboky
Tivadarne, Matyas Jozsefne, Mt.
iBorsy-Kerekes Gy0rgy, Molnar
Lajos, Nemenyi Mikl6s, Brogli
Ignac, Katocs Odon; Ferency Je.
no, ifj. Horvath Istvan es Steiner
Izidor. A fenti bizottsag elso gyii-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30
(Folytatas az l-s8 oldalr6l)
APRlL Is 80:

Jenone, Verhovay Segely Egylet
reszer6l Debrovszly Andras, Ne
menyi Mikl6s, Balazs Ferenc es
Lengyel Peter, Bridgeport Sz0-
vetseg reszer6l Lovas Lajos, Kos
suth K0r r6szer6l Molnar Lajos
Is Ferency Jen5, Scent Istvan If
iusagi K6r reszerol ifj. Horyath
1stvan Is if. Bark6 Janos, Ra-
k6czy Magyar BIS. Egylet resze-
rol G6ber Janos Is Csurilla Ist-
van, West Side-i Polgari K0r re-
szer6l: Brogli Ignac, Varosi Pol
gari K0r reszer6l Mixich Gaspar
Gs az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
r6szer6l Steiner Izidor. Osszesen
IA testiilet Is kepvisel6vel. AEON
Xviii mint vendeg jelen volt:
Debrovszky Andrasne, Molnar
Laj0Sne, MORRISON LaJos eS Eber
Ferenc.
Elnok bejelenti, hogy a char
ter megerkezett Columbusbol Is
most Nagybizottsag mint beke-
belezett testiilet fog miik0dni.
Nemenyi Mikl6s inditvanyara
regi Nagybizottsag feloszlott es
a regi tisztvisel0k lemondtak.
Gylles egyhangulag az uj Macy
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