davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
JUDASOVA POSLEDNA
NOC.
Napisal Emile Cerhart.

Napisal Emile Gerhart.
! Luc svetla lesknul sa cez
| puklinu nejakych dveri. Po-
zrel tam a poznal pri svetle
kahanca o rameno sa opie-
rajlceho zlocinca, ktory Dol
postrachom celeho Judska,
lupica, ktoreho PLAT vydal
iudu - Barabasa. Judas "a
klopal. Dvere 50 otvorily:
''Barabasu! Som zlomeny.
Umrem. Nam hlad, mann
smad. Dovol', aby som 50 W.
spal v tlto noe ma kamehoch
tvojho krbu!'
Vrah, stojac ma prahu
svojho domu, so zlomysel-
nym smiechom pohol rame-
nami:
"Ty snad' chceS Barabasa
zneuctit'?" Prfjmem-li ia "a
host'a, moi l'ud ma zajtra v
Jeruzaleme ukamenuje. Nj
kdy! Pocuj ma, Judasu, u
smrtil som pat alebo sest' Ii
dov a troch rimskych sl'ach-
ticov, olupil som posvatne
skrine velknazove a zlate
nadoby; odtrhol som zlaty
kov z archy umluvy, dotknu-
tie ktorej tresce sa smrt' 'ou;
ale nikdy som nezapredal
l'udskeho stvorenia, nikdy
som no neodovzdal katovi.
Radsej by som ia zaskrtil,
nez by som tt dovolil pre-
krocit' moi prah. Jestli sa tt
chce spat', ME je odtial'to
d'aleko Golgota, tam m6zes
hlavou oprety o kriz svojho
pana spat' spokojne a nikto,
ami diabol sa neopovazi tel
to noci ia vyrusovat'!"
A Judas tIlal sa d'alej,
hned' v tieni hradieb, hned'
Ease medzi vinnymi kriky a
olivami. Barabasova nestyda-
tost' bola prenho vskutku
t'azkou ranou. Az postal no
Bob Jezisov trestal sl'ache-
the: chram, Rim, ucedlnici,
mladici, pud a nocou bl1dia-
ci prekliaty lid, to vsetko sa
no este nedotklo. Ale tento
vrah, ktory no cd prahu O.
dohnal! Toto pohanenie bo-
10 mu priukrutne a zbran pri-
lis opovrzliva. - Nenavist'
proti Jezisovi v nom rastla
stale. Tomuto mrtvemu d'a-
koval "a vsetku til hanbu.
Radoval sa, re no zradil, "a
smial sa hrozne pri spomien-
Ike ma ukrizovanie, svedkom
ktoreho bol. Pocital krvave
rany, bicovanie, pohlavky
katov Pilatovych, trne koru-
ny, klince kriza. Konecne
mu prisla trpka myslienka,
ze tento tax drahocenny
svetu ukrizovany, vydany bol
do pazdrov synagogy "a tax
mizerny cenu: "Mal cenu a.
spon sto striebornych'', mr.
mlal Judas, "knazi ma ha-
nebne zviedli!''
Proti nebu hviezdami po-
rosenemu obratil svoju "a
t'atd past a horiac horuckou
a smadom, kracal ku skupi-
ne stromov, ktore pravdepo-
dobne tienily sviezi pramen.
L'ahucko sumel vanok Ii
stfm. Judas citil sa uz svie-
zejsim. Naraz vsak vyrazil
20 seba drsny vykrik, w.
kirk topiaceho sa strosko-
tanca, padol ma obidve ko-
lena, zdrteny neznamym ra-
menom. Poznal olivu, pod
| ktorou minulej noci v sprie-
vode katov ma cello pol'1bil
Syna cloveka!
Utekajdc 20 zahrady get
semanskej a pri kazdom kro-
ku sa potkynaj1c, blddil pu-
statinou. Nemyslel ma mic,
| neddfal v mic, jeho prianim
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

Kukuricny skrob (corn
starch) je dakedy pouzivany
1niesto vajec. Ked' predpis
ziada viacej vajec ako mate
pri ruke, dajte lyzicu skrobu
aamiesto kazdeho vajca.
Do videnia s druhymi do
mAcimi pomocami.
s 1ctou
m Emma Stole.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

ked kraj ajate varene vaj-
cia.Polozte nozik do vody
" zltko vajca sa vam ne
xhubf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

Ked prazite vajcia.-Po-
lozte trochu mlky do masti
= vajcia nebudu sa vam pu-
kat, ami vsade prskat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

Ked zltko vajca dostane
~ do bielka.-Zmocte plat
ho v zimnej vode, prikladaj-
IN ku zltku a ono pojde ma
pl&tno.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

O.. Mtassl'ov, ktor5m "
prsal prsdplatok prosfms, ahy
81 no obn0vin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

Skrupiny vajca vel'a raz
i'd do vajca, ked' je rozbite.
Vezmite skrupinu miesto ly-
ziGky, ked' chcete k1sok
&krupiny vynat' z vajca, a
vezme sa z neho l'ahko a
sbez skody.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

zltka vajca mozu byt'
frisne mnoho dni, ked' ich
xakryjete zimnou vodou s
tanierikom a polozite potion
do padnice.
, 1935-10-23
Taking Again
Checks Buying Urge

NEW YORK Oct. %. tP-The
stock market Wednesday again was
torn between a selective buying urge
and protit-taking caution.
The New Ravens financial crisis.
occasicned by the refusal III the ICC
70 approve n much-needed loan from
the RFC, did not shock The list A.
much as had been feared and a
heavy demand for oil issues and
scattered sp~ecialties pushed a num-
Der OF these into new nigh territory
fcr the past year or longer.
The ticker tape fell 2 minutes be-
hind floor transactions In the first
hour when 10000 shares changes
hands. Although this waS under
tuesdays boiling opening. IL Was
the largeS volume for the period III
many months The pace slowed lat
er.
The foreign news appeared "a De-
better and the domestic picture had
lost little OF It's brightness. Grains
were steady and cotton advanced
nriskly. Weakness OF New Haven
bonds affected a few other rail lines.
IN other loans departments Inn
prDvement was registered.
Share OF Case rot ND 4. Amerada
more than 2. and gamers Of fractions
~ r point or SO included Pure oil
Phillips Petroleum. Standard Oils NJ
New jersey and California. Amer1-
can Telephone. On Pont. Deere
burroughs Adding, Y. :. Steel. Beth
, 1935-10-23

GO leave. They were supposed NV
have buried 100000 of their GOA
the island ln I'm sand hill ard
taken $4,000 with them. The
question nov E f tlst what hill
the money iS located because tire
positions of the hills change with
the years. One tS n known Mm
Money Hill" but whether it A the
right one remains t0 be seen.
Rev. Mr.. Boone held THE Kiwa-
mans spcllbound telling them of
being able I'd fOretell future hap
peninEs by listening tc hiE SUD-
conscious urginRE referred to often
ny the man ON THE street aA
lunches People sometimes Stifle
their lunches and later find out
that they should have listened ro
the sttll inner voice. Boone said.
He entertained the Riwanians also
by showing them how persons living
hy their wits extract valuable fra
formation merely NV asking IN man
about hlS family and other per
sunAl matters. He proved this wv
asking certain Riwanians to snt
down their telephone and street
numbers. amount of change in their
pockets. adding, EubtrnrtinR and
multiplying. By looking at the TO-
tails The was able t0 tell them what
their telephone and street numbers
were. their ages and amount of
money in their pockets.
Rev. MI. Boone. who M leaving
for El Paso I'd make his home, was
presented hy the club with an cleo
trio cooking appliance aM a farewell
Gift
, 1935-10-23

tx additional highway patrolmen
De stationed ln the Valley.
In informing the Valley Safety
council, the organization meeting
followed the recommendation 0t
the temporary committee named
f0r the purpose, and presented t0 the
meeting NV XIII. III. Britton XVI Meal
len. secretary of the COMMITTEES.
Under the plan M organization
each Valley chamber or commerce
will name a director for the CEN
trial organization. Ln cases where
there La mo chamber on commerce.
some other organization will be
designated tD lame the cnmmuni-
TN director.
The committee recommended
that size XII the local committee he
limited to four or SIX. exclusive or
The chairman.
Formation III the safety council
was voted after the audience had
heard remarks Nv y. g.. Paxton.
McAilen; District Attorney Rogers
Kelley. EdinburE. and Reverend
Leslie Boone. Hariingen.
Statistics On the death toll TAX
en annually .by automobiles we're
given NV Paxton, who showed that
the Valleys figures we're above the
average for the state and for the
nation, indicating the need for
safety measures ln this section.
Kelley pointed out the legislative
remedies that may be- applied VI
the situation and urged that All
Valley organizations back the cen
trial TN It's efforts to secure pas
sage Of IN drivers license law. He
also urged the organization to work
for the repeal of tine present law
which precludes officers from
making arrests outside of cities of
over 10000 population unless Rarb-
ed in n specified type Of uniform.
Highway accidents are making
unsung martyrs of many of our
population, Reverend Leslie Boone
stated ms he recounted tragic cpl
s0des in connection with fatal nc
cidentH that occurred here In the
Valley.
They never had a chance, not
even the chance 0f the soldier who
goes out To war" H. exclaimed
Prior 10 presenting the recon-
mendations for n permanent cr-
Eantzation aS drawn lid hv the
committee. KY. H. Hrittnn read "a
lengthy list OF organizations and
individuals who have expressed
their support of the safety move
ment Ny resolution OK Nv letter.
The committees recommendations
wer adopted without argument
and e.. H. Sawyer. president OF the
McAllen chamber of commerce,
who presided. announced that the
permanent committee would meet
Nv the Cortez Hotel. Weslaco. mt
7.3n on the night of Tuesday. Oc-
toher 29. to perfect its orEaniza-
ton IA request was made by Saw
yer that all directors be named by
Friday or this week. IN possible. and
that TX w. notified OF their selec-
ton.
, 1935-10-23
Commission
Office Is Opened

HARLINGEN. Oct. 23. Furni-
ture was moved In Tuesday for the
office 70 be occupied OF second floor
or the Valley State Bank building hy
Kari DuddleSton under whom All
land bank commissioner activities In
the Valley are being consolidated.
There formerly were correspond
ents for the land bank commissioner
tn several Valley towns but all ap-
pllcationS for this type loan for
refinanrinE farm ~prCpertiHS) VIII nov
~ cleared through the local office.
Federal land bank loans will continue
~ r. made through the National
Farm Loan Associations at McAllen
and Raymondville. Duddleston IA
moving here from RaymondviIle.
Many property owners not eligible
for federal land bank loans are ell
gible for land bank commissioner
loans.
Two other farm loan agencies are
located TN the same building here.
One ~ the III. "A. g. &. liQuidatlnn o.
flee under Harry Moore and the
other II che Valley Production Gre
dit Association under Leo WI. Pile.
, 1935-10-23

C. ~ DIESEL. head Of the DIESEL
Boettcher company. Of Houston. is
~ Brownsville visiting the local
branch house and A. G. Hipp. the
MANAGER. II am somewhat embar-
TnSsed 10 have TO admit that this Is
ms first trip here In two years Mr..
DIESEL said. but cur house here Is In
such efficient hands that ii seemed
unnecessary"
Mr. DIESEL expressed great inter-
eEt I'M BrOwnsville's port develop
mentG. and expected Tuesday after
noon TO visit the port site. Il wish
Jour port well. just as I do those at
Houston and Corpus Christi, where
I'VE also have houses" Mr.. DIESEL said
, 1935-10-23
SANITY TRIAL
Is UNDER WAY
Defense Witness Claims
PierBon Believes Will
Live tc B2 800

AUSTIN. Oct. 27. R-Expart tea-
tlmnnv that Howard PiRra0n. Nl-
THMr-cld pmtririnn. wmH SUFFERING
from delMsiunS hR was destined tD
be M savior of mankind" waH intro
ducnd at his sanity hearing here
Wednesday.
-He thinks IN number Of important
people have been lntruSted with hKA
guardianship" Dr. WI R- Houston
of Austin. physician and former
ieacher XVI mental diseases An thn
University of Georgia. testified.
lie believes these pHrSunaEna Aru
watching over hia destiny because
there S t0 I've another savior rf man
kind and that everything viii cnne
out NIL right
Dr. Houston was the first witness
tn the efforts of defense attorneys t0
show young PierBun iH insane and un-
able TAO make IN rational defense
against charges hn murdered hiB
father and mother, Associate Justice
William FerHon uf thm state Eu-
preme court and Mrs. PiersDn. last
April "a.
In response nv questions. Dr. HCua-
MRAA MNAA EMNAM3MA MM# MEMAW RNAm
ably insane and could nut make VA
rational defense" He said thH youth
believed any rational person would
think he did right in turing THE dis
tinEuished lur1st and hls wife to m
country lane IO miles frrm Austin
and shooting them to death.
Young Pierson is firmly convinced
he was not the BCn OH Justice and
Mrs. PierBOn. Houston testified. but
thinks he was given ~ them to rear
as A very young child. He said Pier
son thought his parents had dis
eliminated against him and favored
nn elder brother.
The brother. william H. pierErn.
graduate student mt Cha University
of Chicago. haE attended court
daily and helped prepare the de-
Tense "A sister. Mrs. Harvey Thomas
of SalinA4 KanA-. also has been near
PierScn.
-Pierson believes he has VA great
destiny" Dr. Houston continued.
"Frr one thing. he thinks hh win
invent M machine which will throw
Al other machines out XVII business
Tie thinks he with discover means uf
keeping people alive 1.OOu years. and
Will himself live to he 200 or 200
years DID,"
Dr. Houston said thn neIuHicnM
peculiar to persons of his type, were
very real to him.
, 1935-10-23
NORTHER

Continued From Page One)
Texline had a low OF 80. with the
first freeze Of the season
The temperature saRged 81 de-
grees. from 81 to 90. at Lubbock.
registering the lowest level or the
season. Some sleet and rain was
falling there. Plainyiew sflirered
with q minimum OF "a.
Rain fell steadily INC Dallas.
where the temperature was down
In the low filties. Corsicana had
ll3 inches III rain. The tempera-
ture there fell 80 degrees overnight
t0 a low of AS.
A 24-mile wind from the north
east lowered the temperature 10 56
al San Antonio and a trace OF rain
dampened that section.
a. Austin the temperature was
down 70 So and light rain fell.
LOngview had 3.48 inches or rain.
, 1935-10-23
Dancy Goes To 8. "A.
For Complete Rest

County Judge ID. &. Dancy. who
has been suffering from VA partial
nervous breakdown for the past
two weeks. left FOR san Antonio
Tuesday night for rest and to at-
tend the state convention 0f the
County Judges and Commissioners
association.
Although Ibis condition haS been
Improving. This physician recon-
mended that he g0 to San An
tonic for IN complete rest from hts
duties. Although H. iS scheduled
To appear on the program of the
convention, Judge Dancy did not
expect to take an active part ir
the session III Ia possible that the
judge will enter " hospital IT'D san
Antonio or else visit relatives in
Houston for an extended stay.
County Commissioners sam Bel
of Brownsville and ~. F. Baughn of
Harlingen left with Sheriff u. "A.
Gonlshy Tuesday I'D attend TIE san
Antonio convention. The conven-
ton gets under way Thursday and
continues through Saturday.
, 1935-10-23
Taxpayers Strike
Idea Is Voted Down

SAN BENITO. Oct. 70. 80 II was
the concensus OF q meeting here this
week that a taxpayers strike was not
the proper solution To the problem.
a. r.. Montgomery presided over the
meeting which was attended bv tax
payers from San Bcnito. Rio HOndo,
Los Fresnos and other communities
Frank T. Duncan acted AN secretary
and talks were made by Ralph n.
Agar. county aSSeSsor-collector. Sam
Robertson. Joe "A. sloan. Frank II
Phillips. y. RI. Ellis. IA. ID. White.
Frank Duncan. T w. BUD Mills.
George Laakso Of Los FreSnos. IA. y.
Carpenter and J. RI George OF Rio
.Hondo.
A committee OF eight was named
10 draft "A solution to tax problems
and To call another community wide
meeting. The committee was named
~ include Sam Robertson, Charles
Pugsley, "A. II. Montgomery, Frank
Duncan. ". H. Crawford. u. r.. Ellis.
Frank Phillips and ". WI. Brown.
, 1935-10-23
REBEL CHIEFS
ARE CAPTURED


HERMOSILLO. Sonora. Mex
Oct 70. R- Federal troops have
r~eoccupied the Altar district in
Sonora and have captured two
leaders OF the Sonora raiders.
Pablo Rebel and Juan Cabailero.
q state spokesman said Tuesday.
General JuFentino EspinoSa, or
Topic. who recently replaced Gen.
eral Juan zertuche as commander
or the Sonora military zone, has
dispatched troops In pursuit Of the
raiders
Governor Ramon Ramos, of So
nora. who has been in Mexico City
comforting with President Lazaro
Cardenas. reashed the state capt.
tal At 4 a. m. Tuesday and he an
nounced he Was In complete ac-
cord with the federal government
and that President CardenaS would
back him In crushing the incipient
rebel m-yement In Sonora. He said
ne wDA@d not resign his office.
A small railroad bridge south OF
here WAS burned late Monday BIZ the
raiders but has been repaired and
fkrHins are moving after being de-
layed several hours.
General ESpinoSa has issued or
GERS 70 run the raiders down" said
an oi--cial spokesman for Governor
Ramos. ALREADY troops have moved
INTO several towns which were tax
en by the raiders and are restoring
former officials 10 their offices The
f0othold gained by the raiders last
week was due TO inactivity ON the
part CT Gen. zertuche who was re-
placed by General Espinosa." said
the spokesman.
, 1935-10-23
GANCSTERS
Continued From Page One)

about Teitelbaum's sudden death
and to prevent another Eangland
reprtsaL
When they caught lid with him, he
was lying in the t0nneau III the
burned sedan. with hands and feet
bound with light wire. IA can Oh
gasoline stood chi the curb.
The Shapiro brothers were the
first t0 rule and die In the gang. as
police pAeced together its history.
Myer. Irving and Willie went in or
der. their dynasty lasting from 1924
I'd 1884.
Abraham Relies took the reins with
Teitelbaum as this lieutenant. police
said, but the law got him. Relies went
~ prison on am assault conviction.
Joseph AmberE took Tits place. re-
tanning Eeitelbaum. When they dis
agreed warfare broke out anew. -Four
killings occurred in less than two
months.
, 1935-10-23
Exhibit Group Meets

MERCEDES. Oct 20 1-he 49,
hioit design committee of the RIO
Grande Valley Centennial Corpor-
atlon met m Mercedes Tuesday
nlent' with w. II. Montgomery az
Eolnourg presiding. Landscape
COMMITTEE Will be named az an
AIRY GATE 70 plan . two-acre dis
play Tor the Valley Centennial
exhibit. A number OF Valley land
scape artists we're present 10 con-
Ter With the committee.
= survey Will o. conducted 0f the
Nailey ~ order 20 ascertain what
plants and trees are available.
, 1935-10-23
GARDNER

eC0ntinued from First Page)
che Dallas entry In the Texas league.
came 70 the Valley early last week
on q business and pleasure trip.
Tie was accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. Annie Wunderlick, his attor-
ney, r.. M. Dalton and q friend,
Mrs. Charles Rembert. The we'll
known sportsman disappeared from
his room a. a Harrington hotel
Thursday afternoon and a wide
spread search was begun &C that
time on the theory that ne had
suffered an attack OF amnesia.
Gardner was brought here Tues
day night BY Sheriff Goolsby.
, 1935-10-23

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1z- Prep
reSentative Milton West XII Browns
vile was en route home 1y autOmo-
bile Tuesday after having spent the
seven weeks since congressional adj
tournament In seeking approval for IA
long list of projects in the Rio Gran
de Valley iii Texas.
Among them were flood control
work ON the Fic Grande. refinanr-
Ing or several irrigation districts
through the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation. and Public Works and
Works Progress Administration con-
EtrurtAum~
, 1935-10-23
Storm L. Believed
Blowing Itself Out

SANTIAGO. Cuba. oct. ~. -
Eastern Cuba cleared away Wednes-
daT debris rolled MID NV m trouArnH
hurricane which killed from ona tn
four persons and injured 7n.
The storm apparently was blow
tng itself out over Orierta province.
IA high pressure area kept lt from
pushing northwlrd toward the IA
hmmaE-
In Santiago nne woman wRE Kill
ed. An unrrnflrmed report from
CAimanera. which was evacuated mM
~ precautionary measure before thm
hurricane struck hAid Ehrma persons
had drowned.
, 1935-10-23
LEGISLATURE
CONTINUED From Page Onel

Governor Alfred also submitted to
the legislature bills t0 reduce from
three weeks to To days the time ru-
quired for calling school elections. VA
restriction he said affected more
than $50 Public Works Administers
ton applications. and to Authorfzu
the Yoakum school district tD qualify
for federal funds.
It, calendar cleared by passage of
the pension bill. the senate received
n bill by Senator Tom DeBerrv of
Bog0ta tO fix salaries and adjourned
until Thursday.
The DeBerry bill. similar to une
developed by IVA committee in tnn
preceding session. would authorize
1896 salaries OF within IO per cent
of current fee earnings and prescribe
salaries for subsequent years 0n M
population basis. I'm would give or
ficerB tn some small counties tn
creaSes but reduce compensation rn
some of the larger counties
, 1935-10-23

October. two per cent if paid I'm NO
rrmber and per cent if paid tn
December. The suit was brought by
the Rowan Drilling company and
the Magnolia Petroleum Company
after Comptroller George H. Shep-
pard refused to accept less than the
full assessment.
-Manifestly the constitutional pro-
hibiti0n against exemption of prop
erty from taxation hv law applies
To IA part or such property as well NV
10 the whole" Justice CritE stated.
liz IN wer held that one. two OK three
per cent could To- exempted ~ would
follow that any larger percentages
Tess than the whole also could h.
exempted. III NJ were held there could
To- more than one valuation the same
tax year II would bring about an i'm
possible situation. IN iS the clear
and direct constitutional intent To
not allow more than one valuation
the same tax year"
, 1935-10-23

lehem- Public Service CT New Jersey,
North American. Union Pacific
Southern Pacific and ChrysIer. "A
loss Of more than 2 points was SUI
Tered by New Haven preferred and
the common dropped Il.
Notwithstanding the decision OF
the ew Ravens directors % file for
reorganization under the national
bankruptcy act. there appeared 10
D. some friendlineSs III the financial
for the rails.
With traffic totals holding AL the
highest levels since 1891. earnings
Of a number OF the carriers were said
70 have turned sharply upward.
, 1935-10-23
NEW ORLEANS CnTTnN

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. ~. dP-
Cotton started off Wednesday with
a p cents a bale gain and then
quickly ran I'D to approximately 10
cents n bale higher in the early
trading.
Buying was based on better cables.
colder weather i'll the northern half
or the belt and continued excellent
movement or exports.
At Amarillo and other weather sta
tons IT. northern Texas and south
ern Oklahoma the Thermometer
registered freezing Tuesday night
and with a large percentage or the
crop still 10 be- picked III this area
some speculative buying developed.
Dec. opened at 1919 and then ad-
yanced 70 1896 while the May option
opened At 1895 and a few sales later
az 1920.
, 1935-10-23
CITY BRIEFS

Viewers for nh occasions Los
banog GREENHOUSE Company. Phone
4B6N-Adv
Tellow Cob-Phnne l0s3-Adv.
Euy Stewart-W Warner electric re-
8riRerntor. no down payment.
easiest terms. Electric Appliance
CO., BaT Elizabeth. Adv.
Gasoline, gas and wood COOK
Hto#os at prices you can afford
8FpTngvilie Hardware-Adv.
, 1935-10-23
Thomas Arthur Dies
Especial 40 The Herald

NEENIlA UU InM HMFMIIT
SAN BENITO. Oct. 23.-Thomas
Arthur. one time manager Of the
Valley branch uf the San Antonio
Builders Exchange with offices
here. died recently in San Antonio
INK the as or 37. He was A native
Of Scotland and knew Lawrence
of Arabia" Arthur was m British
war veteran.
, 1935-10-23
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Oct rs. -aP With
reports indicating European war
danger ayerted for ar least the
time being wheat prices declined
early wednesday. An apparent lull
In Canadian wheat EXPORT demand
was also a bHarlsh factor.
Opening unchanged to "a lower.
December loo So to 81. wheat soon
SaEged all around. Corn started un-
changed 10 IS higher. December
50 TO 10 81 10. and then scored IA
general uptuHn.