davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-05

| '
Idora parku, vydaril sa mad vse-
tko ocakavanie. Rolo to nieco kra
1sneho, uteseneho, nadherneho
Zamracena obloha sa vyjasnila,
slniecko pekne svietilo a hrialo
cely den az radost'!
Tisice deti vyskalo cd radosti,
ked ich rano odvazaly nakladnt
osobne automobily poulitnf
zvlastne kary do Idora parku, do
toho parku, kde je tax mnoho
tEch kolotocov, tych zabavnych
vymyslov, ma ktort kazde diet'a
v lete mysli. A v stredu srdiecko
kazdeho diet alta bolo uspokoje-
ne, lebo kazde zazilo tych det-
skych dobr0t radosti do syta.
Nechybovaly ami mamicky pl-
nymi kosmi kolaeov vyprazanf-
no masa a otcovia s plnymi vre-
ckami niklov a adajmov. Sloven-
sky rodic je uza taky, re radsej
sebe potrebne odopre, len ably
svojmu decku raaost' sp6sobil.
Ked' sa park zaplnil slovensky-
mi Diet mi zaealy sa zavody. To
ste mali videt', ako tie deti be-
haly, ami keby ich zivot cd tcho
zavisel! Me div vit'azi dostali
krasne medale S; napisom SLO-
YAK SCHOOL DAY - 1881 a
kazde diet'a radosnosi medal. Nuz
boly to zavody oRravdovt.
Popoludni o pol /. hodine boly
reel mayorov a byv. skoldozorcu
publitnych skol Youngstown,
dr.. O. L. Reida. Recnikov pred
stavil Rev. Stefan Begalla, du-
chovnE osady Sv Cyrila Meto-
da. ReGnil mayor Joseph L. Hef-
fernan z Youngstown, mayor T.
Roberts 20 Struthers a mayor JO-
seph f. julius Campbell. Ako
dir. Reid tax mayorovia zdorazno-
vail vychovu dietok, ktore sn bu-
dncnost'ou naroda.
Cd 3. do 5. hodiny bola paw
lone parku tanecna zabava pri W.
bornej hudbe parkovej orchestry.
Cez cely den rozdavane bolo
det 'om sladke mlieko. Kazde die
ia mohlo pit tol'ko mlieka, kol'-
ko len vladalo to celkom zdar-
ma.
Krasny pokal, ktory darovali
Pugh Bros, toho roku pripadol
Wit 'azom skoly Mena Jezis.
Tento Slovensky Den skolskych
dletok pripravili: Rev. Stefan Be-
gala, duchovny osady Sv. Cyrila
a Metoda; Rev. St. Koeis, duchov-
ny osady Najsv. Mena Jezis; Rev.
Jan Hamrak, duchovny osady Sv.
jana Krstitela z Campbell a Rev.
Jozef Krispinsky, duchovnH osa,
dy Najsv. Trojice 70 Struthers
I'm vypomahali vel. sestry ucitel-
ky a kuratorovia osad. Vsetko
bolo dobre spravene, vsetko Slo
v najlepsom poriadku. Deti iste
nezabudnn ma svoj Den.
Zavody boly pod vedenim Rev
Jana Hamraka. Mena vit'azov
dl'a skol tried su:
Skola Najsv. Mena Jezis. V l.
triede Stefan Marias a Jozefina
Petrfk. V 2. triede Stefan Hurajt
|
a Irena Dominik. V 3. triede Ka,
rol Hura a Maria Chmelik. V 4
triede Jan Rosa a Amilia Brusko
" 5. triede Andrej Kollar Alice
| Suhovecky. V 6. triede Fred Kol.
lar Margita Macinga. V I. trie.
de Juraj Sopko Anna Kolesar'
V 8. triede Michal Knapik a Az
beta Kosko. Az
| Skola Najsv. Trojice. V /. trie.
de Stefan Pagacnik a Dorotka A.
dam. V 2. triede Anton Juhas a
Helena Sedlacko. V 3. triede Mi.
chal Wagner Katarina Dutko
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-05
Velkyy zaujem
0 Slovensky Den
Mnoho spolkov bolo zastdpene ma
sch0dzi utorok vecer. XII. SLOW.
Den bude mat najkrajsi a mai
pestrejsi program.

IN'C. " @-''t P>c' hl'oAiAoN IL
ming doliny, ktora bola svolana
ku predpracam "a zdar XII. Slo-
vensktho Dna, odbyvat' sa majii-
echo %. julia V Idora parku. Ma
sch0dzu doslo mnoho zastupcov
spolkov, zenskych, co je dokaz,
ze sa O zdar tejto vyrocnej narod-
nej slavnosti mahoningskych Slo-
vakov celia dolina zaujima. Scho-
dza ma nest 'astie nebola ozname-
ma novinami, ale len postkartami,
take viaceri zastupcovia spolkov
nej neznali tax nemohli ma nu
prist' Neznal nej ami janitor
skoly Sv Cyrila Metoda, preto
sch0dza muSela byt' odbyvana
spolkovych miestnostiach Sboru
175. S. X Sokolov ma rohu South
King ulic (v budove p. JOzefa
Schromofskeho). Ma schodzi pri-
tomni boil: M. j. Palkovic, pred
seda, NJ. j. Lesnak, tajomnik &,
Frantisek Hudik, pokladnik Slo-
venskeho Dna, Antonio Marus-
kin "a Venice "a. X. Sokoliek, pi.
Helena Buddie "a c. Is. S. K. Ka-
detskej j., pi. Maria Novotny a
pi. Maria Baluch "a {. 169 IKSZJ.
pi. Anna Leschak a pi. Anna E.
stok "a c. 159. Penn. S. Z. j., pi.
Julia Danko a pi. Alzbeta Geitzi
"a c. l56. EKSzJ., pi. Alzbeta
Skokan "a Polit. Vzdel. Klub,,
81. Rozalia Hudak "a Venice 4,
Sokoliek v Campbell, p. Michal
Ribar "a Odbor GIL. MSS, PIP.
Stefan Hriniak a Jan Zajac, slo-
venski hudobnici, p. Andrej Ia
rapcak "a c. 500. IKsJ., p. A. M.
Palkovic "a Sbor IT'S. s. X. s., p.
Jan Hnat z Haseltonu, p. Juraj
Palascak mi. "a Sbor 146. SITS.
M. Mraz "a noviny.
Zapisnica a zpravy vyborov bo-
iy prijate. M. j. Lesnak, predse-
ia vyboru ohlasiek uz ma spolu-
pracovnikov vymenovanych, A.
M. Palkovic. preds. vyboru spor-
toveho oznamil, ze Sbory X. So
kolov Haseltone, Lansingville
j ma South zacviGia ma Slov. Dni
to deti, Sokolky Sokoli a p.
Palascak oznamil. ze Sbor 146. s.
II. J. S. postavi catu Sokoliek
Sokolov. Hudobnici PIP. Zajac a
Hriniak sl'1bili sa postarat o
hudbu 'ku slovenskej svadbe, kto-
ra bude prevedena ma SLOW. Dni
v narod. krojoch. Spravca tohto
bodu, p. Murdzak nemohol prist'
ma sch0dzu, ale on 81 svoju llohu
zastane, lebo je tom expert.
A. NJ. PalkoviG oznamil, ze ma
umeleckej vystave bude najme-
nej 100 obrazov, diela to nasich
slovenskych americkych umelcov.
Pani Maruskinova dostala k po-
moci vybor, ktory jej pomoze So
sbierat' elm Wac vysiviek a eipiek
pre- vystavu. Schodza tohto vybo-
ru vysiviek je buduci ty5den v
piatok, IL. jdna vecer v dom&c-
nosti pi. Maruskinovej, 1868 East
Florida Ave., ma ktord majn prist'
nielen ma sch6dzi vymenovane
adkyne vyboru, ale vsetky sloven-
ske zeny, ktore sa o zdar vystavy
v!siviek zaujimajd. ziadane sii
vsetky zenske spolky kluby, i
evanjelicke, zastlpenie ma tejto
/ sch6dzi.
Ia recnikov pozvani majd byt'
mayorovia vsetkych troch miest
Mahoning okresu. Youngstown
skeho mayora pozve A. M. Palko-
vic, strutherskeho mayora PAM
Dankova a campbellskeho mayo
ra p. Martin Lpka.
Ma vysivky a obrazy budl ude-
lene ceny.
Buddca sch6dza urcena bola na
vecer %. jlna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-05
Vysledky v nedel'u.

Campbellski Slovaci 9, Struth-
erski SokOli 6.
Mad 'ari 10, Horvati 9.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01
1920 Wren ST
Business Places for Rent

FOR LEASE OR RENT FACTORY BUILD
ING, $500 SO. FEET FLOOR SPACE.
WOULD MAKE WONDERFUL AUTOMO-
BILE STORAGE ROOM. OR WARE
EERSNSsE HTT TR3ST " Terms 70 RTG Ig
TENANT. HE. 3545.
SHELBY. S26-storerm: close to Fountain
Souare So DR. 206S
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01
APARTMENTS for Rent

a.s Bald po7eB sgdus 5 ssS He ps sa5
BELLEFONTAINE. 23l5--RecentlY redeco-
gar. Furnished reduced rent. DR.. $500
fA sa y. f faFas Ei bah aa l 9gsHsasrn heat
G t9rnisSad apt 5tO0. He. 1893. 0O-A ~
COLLEGE, 2I5l--4 and 5-rm.. attr apts.;
o oce1ps ants g25 per mo- Move in nov.
Rent starts Aug. 1st See custodian.
PARK, 2302-Modern, clean I'm. apt;
fine location; reduced. He 3i25.
PARK, 1866 rooms; steam heat porches.
garage, extra good value. Ia. 240l.
indianapolis Rental Bureau
Desirable apartments in any part OF
city. furnished and unfurnished. from s25
to sl25. Transportation furnished; No
and and 81 s1nday. Wa oSss or Be- STA.
Mothers Millions
WASHINGTON, 50l6 E.-5 large rooms,
lower apt; with porcc6hessSi, ga ys good
heat in winter. ! MONTH FREE,
Upper OF LOVER Sjrm q, apt fine condition;
APTS.---.2 or 3 rms; furnished and unfurn.;
reeonditioned throughout: walking as
tan ans from town exceptionally l99V pJIdbee'
20TH E.. 701-3-room apt; Frigidaire;
in-a-door bed: adults.
Houses Tor RenL
4 saAsas S Water asG BALD s SHly e eSR0 R
ASHLAND I208-6-rm mod, lower duplex,
reduced; $40 yard. gar. RI 6l70
ALABAMA, N, 26o2-6-room modern dou-
BILE: reduced rent. Ri. 6l74. --
ASHLAND 15as-la double. mod. newly
AUDUBON, S., 392-5-room mod. doubles
garage: water paid AL: s25. II. 1888.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1886 S. .Bellefon-
tame <,5 5I II dOuE6 5ss semi-mod' newly
45O8 BALTIMORE.
5-room single; semi-modern, $3.50,
GREGORY & APPEL. INC. II. 7491.
B BELLE 25S26 gQqms modern
wood lrs.i newly dec; red. rent. II. 2o67.
BURGESS 51Ol-5-rm. double. $27 So
water paid: S. Emerson bus. Oh. 1000:
CENTRAL AVE, .211O-Modern. lower
duplex. Call Hu. 1904.
baths, double brick garage Apt. Hu.
1923 before noon or after 6 p. m.
COLLEGE. 48S2-6-room mod, double; good
locatiogp; a. al ocond,i hardyd. frs. gar:
wd irs. Cd. fur; wa. pd. 3D.: reduced s2s.
DAWSON. BIZ lower duplex; rms. heat
water and gar: reduced rent Ia. 68o8.
I'LL, 2143l2 Mo. 8, 2 rms, 50; Mclean
Pl., SO, 4 rms, $l2: New York, 1901, W.,
rms; water paid on all. Ri. TIPS.
JEFFERSON, N. 94O-5-rm mod double;
garage; rent reduced. Oh. 6407-R.
944 Ketcham
Five-room modern double; good condi-
tion $50. Ri. 6367.
Schmid & Smith, Inc, Realtors
Mothers Millions"
LASALLE. N, 933-Strictly mod. rms.
and bath, bungalows references. DR. S473M
1908 E. Michigan.
5-rm. modern double; water paid. S22.50.
GREGORY & APPEL INC. LII. 7491.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2lI3-4-bedrm. home; q
car gar; excellent condition. Hu. 2947.
PALMER. 1875 rooms, water paid. gas.
cleo. nicely papered: SIG. Or. 3564-R.
PENNSYLVANIA. 2363-South side: 2-way
double: bedrms. mod Ha. 1901.
RINGGOLD AVE. 1409-5-rm. double: mod.
except furnace: gar; $40. DR.. 5li6-R.
SUGAR GROVE AVE. 19I8--6-rm. mod.
double near Riverside school. Hu. 4i24.
TACOMA, N, 1620-Aug. 4; 6-rm. mod,
excellent condition. large yard. new fence
garage. water paid; s25. Wa. 0395.
WISCONSIN, ST, 319-Clean 5-rm.; semi
mod; newly painted: gar, Sl4: Ri. 0645:
WOoDLAWN I632-Well located. Groom
Ia "
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Ill, 214312 MO. 3, 2 rms. 50; Mclean
Pl SO, rms, $l2; New York, 1901, W.,
rms; water paid on all. Ri. 7725.
JEFFERSON, N, 94O-5-rm mod double;
garage. rent reduced. Oh. 6407-R.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01
NOTHING DOWN
Farms for Sale

FOR SALE 80 acres in Brown County,
good house and barn. good well. fruit.
Address P. M. DANIELS. Morgantown. Ind:
Cottages and Resorts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01
Situations Wanted Male

9E8LDERLY ladv TO care Tor baby IN Is
change for home. Call after p. m. 25z
Z Kansas st
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01
HOTEL ANTLERS
S7.0O, $750, $8.0O Per Week
Per Person-Two in Room
PRINCETON HOTEL

single rate, $3.50 per week and up.
CLOSE M front rooms; windows II
each for ! or 2. Ri. 6l59.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01
Lost and Found

EOsT-White gold Eastern Star pin,
diamond in center. Reward Hu. 1881.
u3LACK trimmed spectacles; probably down
II town district. IL 5346 Hu. 3l2O.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01
Q1A Katchan1

Five-room modern double; good condi-
ton; $50 Ri. 6367.
Schmid & Smith, Inc, Realtors
Mothers Millions
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01
Rooms for Rent

41AAN and wife (white) on farm; more TO
nome than wages. 1922 Ringgold
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01

furnished ant. He. 1883.
COLLEGE, 2I5l-4 and 5-rn.. attr. apis;
rent was ", $45: to obtain permanent
Rent starts Aug, lst See custodian.
PARK, 23O2-Modern. clean I'm. apt:
fine location; reduced. He 3i25.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01

ASHLAND. l72l-Cozy 3 rooms bath;
utilities paid: porch. adults. $50. He. 1905.
BELLEFONTAINE. 23i5--Recently redeco-
rated lower apt; 3 rms. bath, heat. wat,
gar furnished; reduced rent. DR.. $500.
CAPITOL, M rms, bath, modern; heat,
liehf gas furnished Ha. 1945.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01
Indianapolis Rental Bureau

Desirable apartments in any part OF
city, furnished and unfinished from SIS
to Sl25. Transportation furnished. No
charges or obligations. Ii. 45o7, evenings
and Sunday. Wa 0433 or Be. 3ll4.
WMntheris MillinnSn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01
Help wanted Femaie

YOUNG ladies to enter the beauty contest
1T Broad Ripple pool those picked will be
entered on vaudeville and dramatic stage
+. an new productions swimming unneces-
/ Artists Studios. Ii. 1915, daily II to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01

Nice clean rms: hot. cold water: IS
wk with BATH 81 wk. Cool rms. rea!
PULLMAN HOTEL--l13 w. Georgia: new
and clean. Rooms. 40c-5oc. Free showers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01
Automobiles for Sale
QUALITY CARS

90 Graham-Paige Sedan 49,. $3.50
90 Pontiac Coupe ............ 375
20 Whippet Coach .......... IT'S
'27 Ford Tudor .............. rs
20 Willys-Knight Sedan $3.50. 65
80 Oldsmobile Coupe ......... 675
% Graham-Paige Sedan 49,. 375
'26 Overland Coach ........... rs
'26 Ford Coupe ............ rs
90 Oldsmobile landau ........ 395
OF Auburn Sedan ........... $50
% Pontiac Sedan ............ 275
80 Chevrolet Coupe .......... SOS
% Chevrolet Coupe .......... 225
% Oldsmobile Coupe ....... SIS
Lathrop Meyer Retail
Inc.
APO n. Capitol RI. 6375
Mothers Millions"
IF YOU SEE a want ad that Interests YOU.
answer u today. the opportunity NAV be
gone LomorroW
Trucks
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01

Europe. orient good pay; experience I'M
necessary: elf-addressed envelope brings
list MR.. II. ARCULUS, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01
Help Wanted Male

Doctor registered in
\ Indiana for travelling position. Experience
unnecessary. Post Ohice Box 2sl, In
dianapolis. Ind "
MTAN giving good references TO take over
household route: must be satished WIZ
as little as $40 while learning. CAN 4Oo
". Rural, to .. m. "
MISUNDERSTANDING aged handy man; must
have references. Call l4l0 z. Wash: st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01
Automobiles for Sale
723-725 Virginia Ave.
JULY CLEARANCE
SALE

All copper wash boilers, $3.50 each.
One S-piece fibre porch suite.
$500.
Lot No. 10 cans apples soc each.
Unclaln' alton
Cor. st,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
SAN BENITO
BRIEFS
CRv Staff CORRESPONDENT

SAN BEN1TO, Sept wv. +.
Boyd, delicatessenis., has found a
way to make night bl0oming cereus
tcactuS) bloom through the day.
He puts them in glassed in meat
refr!gerators and the blossoms.
which ordinarily close when day
light comes, remain open.
DR.. A. ID. S--cere, who for sew
eral months has been at the base
hospital, TT. Sam Houston. near
San Antonio. is hack home but IS
not receiving visitors as yet.
Highland school enrolment near
here will take place Monday. ac-
cording TO Supt. James Scalef. but
classes will not be held until Tues
day.
Work on the new high line for
the Central Power and Light Co.
between san Benito and Matamoros
is being speeded with a post digging
machine.
Improvement in the condition OF
Fred Scheer. manager Of the
Stonewall Jackson Hotel who SUI
fered from Hood poisoning from a
scratch on his foot. Is noted.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. LasS:ter now
have full interest in the Morning
Glory Bakery. having purchased
the interest OF Everett Bell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
AMERICA HAS
EVERY ASSET
IT EVER HAD

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2. R)-An
exchange OF confidence between the
bankers and the public was declared
Imperative today by Sen. Tess, re-
publican, Ohio. for a restoration OF
business stability.
The senator cited q recent ex-
perience of his own in seeking I'M
successfully to obtain money TO build
a home. He expressed his views 20
an Ohio constituent In commenting
upon complaints OF heavy increases
in postal savings.
Must Work Self Out.
1T is a situation most difficult
TO decipher." wrote Sen. Fess. The
country has all the assets ii ever
has posed with the single excep-
tion of confidence. There has been
no great calamity since the world
war involving destruction of property
or loss OF resources. We have all
the basic elements Of a sound pros
perity, including managerial ability.
The n thing lacking is confidence
in our financial institutions. How
10 insure this is our problem. x X X
for the life Of me / do not see how
you can cure this lack OF confidence
blt like the mumps it must work IL
SET out.
RFLast week I asked a banker 20
ON me $4,000 TO be applied on the
btilding OF a new house. The banker
threw up his hands and said: on.
senator. we cannot make any loans
ut present. While we are sound we
must remain IN a liquid condition
Deposits Continue.
Il informed him that it would be
necessary for me 10 take out my de-
posts in the loan associations. APP
plicationS to the three associations
in which / have deposits sufficient
to build the house met the same
response. This meant that I could
not use my own money. not because
they didn't have 1t. That IS n cas-
OF several in a small town. That case
Is typical throughout the u. S. That
spells the ~depreSsilD under which
we are suffering"
The person. who wrote Sen. Feys,
had called attention that in his Ohio
town since the middle OF March a
total Of S357.O had been deposited
In postal savings there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
POPE, IL DUCE
REACH ACCORD

ROME, Sept. 2=P-A final ac-
cord was reached by Pope Plus XXI
and Premier MuSsolini today IN
their bitter three-months cOntro-
versy over Catholic action clubs.
clarifying the conditions OF the
Lateran treaty and the concordat.
The Pope's youth organizations
are allowed to resume their activ-
tiles but are restricted 70 purely
religious endeavOrs. 1t was specl-
fically stated there should be nc
sports or athletics and no intru-
sion into the snydical or trades
union fields.
The italian government announ-
ced an agreement OF three parts.
They are as follows:
!. Catholic Action organizations
are essentially diocesan under the
control Of bishops who appoint club
Officers and directors. none Of
whom max be from parties hostile
to fascism. There can be no political
action OF appearance OF 10 and
Catholic action a have no flag
except the italian flag.
2. There shall be no organizations
OF professional classes and those
already formed within Catholic
action must abstain from syndical
labors. combining themselves TO
religious work.
3. The youth clubs shall be known
as youth Associations Of Catholic
Action" They shall have no flag
except the italian flag and their
religious banners.
II was finally agreed that these
local associations must abstain
from any sports or athletics. limit
ing themselves to educational and
re~creational activities with religious
ends in view.
This agreement. regarded bv each
side rs a victory, might be consid-
cred as a compromise. 1t reopens
5000 clubs closed three months
ago but bars them from those ath-
letic activities which the fascists
reserve for their clubs.
II emphasizes the restriction al
ready in the concordat that Cath
Ole Action club shall be purely
religious but clarifies brief phrases
OF the document by mentioning
sports and syndical action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
KWWC
THE VOICE OF THE BORDER

3:3O-3:45-News flashes from The
brownsville Herald.
3:45-4:15-Spanish Musical
4:l5-4:45-"Old Timers Club
4:45-5.00-K w. w. G. Birthday
PARTY
5:O0-5:30-Studio
5:3O-5:45-Selections from light
Ipera a. Musical Comedy
:00-Your Spanish lesson
e6seducted by Attorney Rafael Cow
an.
6:0O-6:15-Base Ball Scores
6:l5-6.30-Port Isabel Hour
6:3O-Sign Off Until $50 Thurs
day Morning
Thursday Morning
s:3O-10:00-Free Ticket Request
Program
10:0O-10:3O-Organ Recital BY
Paul Kennard
:o0-House Keepers Chat
With Vivian
Il:0O-1I:l5-"Gus" The Worlds
Worst Pianist
Observation-Disclosures Brevities
45-Commercia Program
s1:45-I1:50-world Book Man
1f:50-12:00-Studio
12.00-Time Service & weather
Forecast
12.OO-l2-3C-Studio
i2:30-Sign OH Until $50 >. N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
|. G. A. Meet Ends

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Sept. q
More than one thousand /. @. A.
members and employees from New
YORK and neighboring states re-
Gently wound up their annual east
ern regional meeting here. Sales
increases built up during the sum
mer months brought many OF the
national awards in the annual I.
Ct. "A. national sales contest to
merchants in the eastern region.
Former u. S. Cong. Meyer jacob
stem OF Rochester, the banquet
maker. declared that I. q. A. CO.
Operative methods were helping TO
solve one Of the greatest and most
important problems facing Amer
lea today in working out a fair and
ju-. system OF distribution.
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Sheriff Is Charged

CROWELL, Sept. .. tPl-Que r.
diller. Foard county sheriff and tax
ollector. planned 70 appear in JUS
Ice court here today to answer a
harge e. misappropriating public
tnds.
Miller telephoned Constable Red
sasley frcm Dallas last night telling
lin he would appear in court here
oday.
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Texas City Orders
Gas Rate Reduction

PAMPA, Sept. 2-tP1-A city or
dinance ordering gas rates reduced
eight cents per 1000 cubic feet was
passed by the city commission yes
terday.
The commission rejected a four
cents per 1000 cubic feet reduction
offered by the Central States Power
and Light company.
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Movie Sideights
CAPITOL

Claudette Colbert. recently seen
with Maurice Chevalier in The
Smiling Lieutenant" is the star II
a new and intensely Interesting
drama. '-ecrets Of a Secretarv.a 1t
tells the story Of a wealthy girl.
Helen Blake, the bride Of a wortn-
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Confidence Is All Country Needs to Restore Business, Fess Say

well nigh brilliant portrayal rs Hell
en- Blake, there Is Herbert Marshall
the noted English actor as Lord
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less South American adventu-er 70
deserts his wife when the sudden
death Of Helen's father reveals the
startling information that she Is now
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Athlete Killed

PHOENIX. Ariz., Sept. Ut
Wavne Johnson, 20. prominent
athlete at the West Texas Teachers
college at Canyon. Tex. was killed
Near ella Bend yesterday when a
truck side-swiped an automobile
IN which he was riding.
THIEVES STEAL SOAP
Neutrality-suspicious. who enter
ID the Service Wholesale Grocery,
I02 w. jefferson St. this week took
2 bars of soap among a few other
articles and made a clean getaway.
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BLAZE Il

EARLINGEN-A pump being in
Sed at the Federal Petroleum Sta
1912 w. Harrison ST. and COW
rcd with spilled gasoline ignited
rom a short circuit in wiring but
fireman extinguished the blaze eb-
ore serious damage occurred.
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Burton Churchill. Hugh OfConncrl
and Betty Garde.
Secrets OF N Secretary" comes 20
the Capitol tomorrow and Friday
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Danforth: Georges Metaxa as the
gigolo. Frank: Betty LawforG as
Sylvia, Mary Boland. star OF the
stage play. The Vinegar Tree"
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when Helen becomes d social secre-
tary to q prominent society woman
she has known all her life.
In addition TO Claudette COlbertS
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pernlIeSS
At this point the picture Is given
added significance and the dramatic
plot structure Is given new emphasis