davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
TFinactilety bratr bodl " obra-
ne sestry darebu.

Kdyz neznamy uchopil sest-
nactiletou Doris Evans v patek
odpoledne v Duncan's lesfku,
tfinact rokd starry jejf bratr,
Albert, bodl kapesnfm nozem
tohoto. Darebak dial Sc ma u
tex cd dfvky, ma n1z roztrhal
saty jeff. Policie zavolana by
la telefonem z blizke fanny,
kde dfvce dan byl jiny oblek.
Skorem do pGl noel prohleda-
van byl lesfk a okol1 policif, a.
lie pc darebaku nebylo stopy.
Mlsto pfepadu je mistem, ma
nemz 8leta Clare Stone tajem-
ne usmrcena byla roku 1922.
Je V bl1zkosti obydlen6 severo-
vychodn1 cast mesta a vychod-
ne cd Baltimore and Ohio ze-
le%znicn1ch kolejf, ktere krizujf
Philadelphia road.
Doris bydl1cf v {. 1926 East
Oliver ulice Sc svymi dvema
bratry a sestrou Sla hledati
kvetiny.
Albert, bratr JEFF, prepaid IL
Gil policii, re neznamy chopil
jeho sestru, zacal S nj zapasiti
a hodil il ma zem. Albert bodl
jej zat1m co JIM hosi Sc bl1zili.
Neznamy zmizel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14

ocekava Sc re snahu jejich O.
becenstvo ocen1 a dostav1 Sc v
plnem poctu. Pc divadle ia
necn1 zabava.
TELE C r A
Vsichni krajane jsou zvani
zucastniti Sc vypravy ma slet a
zavody Americke Oboe Sokol-
ske do Clevelandu ktera WYE
de z Baltimore pc B. & o. dra-
re, Mt. Royal stanice, We sire
du, 10. cervna 1885 o z. iodine
vecer. ZClevelandu Sc WYE
de zpst " nedsli, dine %. cerv-
ma a 8. iodine vecer. Okruznl
listek ma vlaku B. & 0. drahy,
opatreny vsemi nejmodernsj-
SINH vymozenostmi stoji pouze
$15.65. zadny krajan nemsl
by 81 nechat ujiti pTilezitost
shlednouti tuto mohutnou ma
nifestaci Sokolske vyspelosti,
silly tslesne a mravni. 0 kazde-
no navstsvnika Dude postara-
no. Listky ma drahu mono OBJ
drzeti " Sokolovne " utery We
Ger, dine Is. cervna.
- Telocvicna Jednota Sokol
Curtis Bay usporada tanecnf
zabavu We prospech zavodnikG
kteri Sc z1castnf zavodG v Gle
velandu a Size v sobotu, Is.
cervna v Sokolovne. Zacatek
" 8 hodin vecer.
- Velkolepe body uspofada
We SVEN letnfm resortu Fairy
Grove Park p. Karel Hrebfk v
nedeli, 16. cervna cd 2. do 6.
hodin, Ia kazdeho pocasf pfi
vytecne hudbe. Kazdy jest u
ctive ivan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Detektiv zemrel.

Pc operaci ma rakovinu zem-
rel v nemocnici Church Home
jeden z nejznamejsfch detekti-
VII Baltimorskych, lieutenant
James P. Comen.
Detektivem byl cd roku 1922.
Hlavne znamym Sc stall We spo-
jen1 S pf1padem Jacka Harta
pc jeho prvnfm 1teku re zala-
re v kv6tnu 1923, jehoz konec-
ne spolu s jinymi privezl zpet
do Baltimore z Chicago v pro-
sinci tehoz roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Do boje prot nepFatelHm
svobodneho mySIenf.

DIR. Joseph S. Ames v posled-
MIN SVEN oslovenf student1 ja-
ko president Johns Hopkins u
University, vyzyval ku boji proti
nepfatel6m svobodneho mysle-
nj. Nepratel6 tito, jak Tekl,
" pf1tomne dobe bojuji pod
praporem vlastenectvi a Anne
rikanismu."
DR.. Ames, 70 rok1 starry,
koncil svoji delsf nezli 5Oletou
pGsobnost.
Rec svoji pronesl ku shro-
mazdenym V divadle Lyric pri
graduaci student6 university.
"Vybral bych jake zakladnf
princip Amerikanismu, svobo-
du myslenf a svobodu vyslove-
nj sveho nejleps1ho pTesvedce-
nj O tom co jest pravda. Bee
tohoto Amerikanism je formou
otrocen1 a vzdelanost sama mi
ri. A toto ohrozuje vas!"
Zasluhy odchazejfciho pre-
sidenta uznany byly Danielem
Willard, presidentem vyborn
duvernlkG university. DR.. Ames
pocten byl otiskem resoluce,
kterou vyslovil vybor uznanf
zasluh presidentovych. Will
lard dale udelil dru. Amesovi
"stupen vyslouzileho presiden-
ia Johns Hopkins university,
jemuz podobny stupen dosud
udelen byl jenom ctyrem oso-
BAN cd zalozenf university
pred vice neil 60 roxy.
Odstupuj1c1 president Tekl
mezi jinym: "Drasticka ONE
zen1 polozena byla ma svobodu
We vsech zemfch Evropy a v te-
to zemi neustal6 1toky cineny
jsou ma tuto pomoci statnich
zakonodarcG. Nebezpecf je
skutecne a dolehajfcf. Kazdy
muz a zena V t6to SIM jim dot
ceni byti mali. zivot jenom
zasluhuje zitf, jste-li svobodny-
mi a pamatujte, jak receno jest
v bibli: "pravda osvobodf
VAS"
Nastupcem dra. Amese je DIR.
Isaiah Bowman.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Vyletni dunn krajanIv shofel
do zakladHH.

V pondel1 kolem 8. hodiny
vecer vypukl ohen We vyletn1m
domu ma Bird Tece Andrew Ru-
dolfa. DGm znicen byl do Ia
kladG. V plamenech uhoTel
lovecky pes, jenz privazan byl
pod porcem a ktery nemohl
sbehnuvsfmi Sc pomocn1ky O.
svobozen byti. Krajanu S do
mem shorelo vSechno zaTlzeni.
V dobe ohne Rudolf byl v
Baltimore We SVEN dome We
1900 blocku E. Monument uli-
ce. Ohnem poskozeny byly
diva vedlejs1 domy vzdor 1sili
hasic1 z Essex a dobrovolnlk1,
kter1 prinaseli vodu z Teky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14


Harold Cliff, 25 rok1 starry
mattel garaze ma Belair road
a Fleetwood avenue, jenom 60
vlas", jak Sc rfka, unikl smrti V
noci re soboty ma nedeli, kdyz
strelen byl stars1m muzem do
hlavy pTi zapasu v garazi. Ste
phen Earnest, 65 rok1 starry z
Fullerton, zatcen byl. Nalezen
byl pTi mem revolver.
Die udan1 Clifta vessel do ga
raze S revolverem septaje, re
nekdo mu ukradl So v nedale-
KEN zabavn1m parku. S revol-
verem zamfTil primo ma Clifta.
Neil k nemu skociti mohl, sta
rec s vykrikem: "Nynf jsem tie
dostal, zastrelfm to-" spustil a
Cliff kul1 trefen byl do hlavy.
Pokud Cliff pamatovati Sc mo-
hi, padl ma starce a strhl toho-
to S sebou ma zem. PAX vysko-
Gil a zabehl do bl1zke gasoli-
move STANCE, odkud wat byl
do nemocnice a rama jeho ma
hlave ~osetrena zatfm CO jeho
1tocnfk Sci pc Belair road, kde
sebran byl.
Cliff kdyz starec spoustel re-
volver, sehnul Sc, cfmz kule jej
netrefila pine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
President pokutovan.

Robert Engle, president Old
Hickory demokratickeho klu-
bu, jenz zatcen byl, kdyz 20.
kvetna klubovnf mistnosf We
400 blocku w. Baltimore ulice
"navstfvena" byla policif, Cd
souzen byl ku pokut6 $500 a L.
trat soudcem Owensem v kri-
minaln1m soudu. Utraty obna-
sely $27.45.
Jerome Halpert, mfstopresi-
dent, vysel bez pokuty.
Soud byl jednim z nekolika,
ktere zvlaste poslany byly ku
porote policif, kdyz policejni
soudcove propustili obzalova-
ne. Engle propulsion byl pc
SVEN zatcen1 soudcem zapadni
STANCE, Hugh III. Jones.
Pr skladani pokuty soudce
Owens prohlasil, re pTijimani
sack a hracske pTestupky mu-
81 pTestat. Engle doznal, re v
politickem klubu pTijal n6jak6
sazky, sale to pry byly soused-
ske sazky pro zalibu hoch6
klubu."
Kdyz byl zatykan, mel v
kapse asi $1,19O. To vysvetlo-
val, re jake agent dostal pen1-
ze~ tyto cd sveho zamestnava-
tele, ably "a ne koupil sperky
pfi drazbe v jinem meste.
= Vzdor tomu, re mayorske
volby jiz pomalu zapomfnany
jsou, P~olsko-Amerikani z w
chodn1 casti mesta nezapom1-
najf.
V patek Rampant BOZ zno-
WI ma pTetfes priveden byl,
kdyz Frank Markiewicz, byva-
IL mestsky radnf a president
vyboru governerG demokratic-
keno klubu 2. wardy, oznamil,
re governeri usnesli sc vypudi-
re clenstvf klubu Mariona A.
pravn1ka. Mezi Mar
kiewiczem a Figinskim piano.
valo napjetf cd primarek, kdy
hlasoval proti nemu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Governeri zucastn1 Sc otevfenl
zbrojnice.

Governeri trinacti pGvod-
mich statn pozvani byli, ably Sc
z1castnili slavnostniho otevfe-
nj move zbrojnice pateho plu-
ku, jez Romano Dude Is. zaf1.
Do nedele pozvanf prijali tfi
governeri. Re 13 pdvodnlch
stat6 pozvany budou vojenske
sbory techto pres 100 rokG sta
re. Ceka Sc ma 1900 az 1000
navstevnfk1. Ma programu
slavnosti je vojenska parada a
vecerni banket.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Odsouzen ma ID rokH.

Pro sedm prepaid odsouzen
byl We stfedu Harry A. Mat
tingly, 17lety chauffeur ma IA
rokG do kaznice. Dopaden byl,
kdyz minuleho mesfce chtel o.
loupiti Tidice taxicabu, Eugene
McNeal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14

ocekava Sc re snahu jejich O.
becenstvo ocen1 a dostav1 Sc v
plnem poctu. Pc divadle Ia
necni zabava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
MlStnl ZprdYy.
z k~rajanskych kruhI.

MlOLM API0V"
z krajanskych kruhIG.
- Na navstevu rodne sve
vlasti odejela We stTedu, IL. cel
vna pf. Marie Chytry S dceroU
svojf. Predn1m cflem zajezdU
p1. Chytr6 jest Kyjov, Morava.
Odkud shledne, pokud mono.
krasnou Vast nasf. PTejeme
ob6ma BaltimoTankam stast-
nou cestu a wesley navrat!
= Mezi 422 graduanty z
Johns Hopkins university gra-
duovali divadle Lyric kraja-
ne BaltimoTan6 William James
Rysanek, Jr., Joseph Leopold
Moravek, Theodore Stanley
Novak a Daniel George stetka.
RySanek, syn dra. RySanka,
obdrzel stupen Bachelor of
Arts, ostatnf stupne "Bache-
Tor of Engineering"
z District of Columbia gra-
duovala Anna SkTivan Shipley
a Edward Albert Pekarek z
Indiany.
= z Notre Dame Institute
graduovaly We ctvrtek: G.. K.
Peroutka, Marie j. Peterka,
Dorothy j. Pivec, Mildred
Smrcina, Rita Lillian Baroch,
Virginia E. KolaTfk, Agnes A.
Matysek, Helen A. Sramek,
Lillian E. Svitak, Leona Edna
Rob, Mary D. KolaTfk.
Z Calvert Hall graduoval
Paul J. PetT1k.
- V 1tery, 4. cervna, gra-
duovala dcera dra. w. J. Ry-
sanka, sic. Mary Ann Regina
Rysanek, z Roland Park Coun-
try Skoly ma University Park
way.
Z Calvert Hall skoly gra-
duovali V dtery: James F. Ma
chovec, George J. Martinak,
John c.. Petrlfk, William j. Ur-
ban, Joseph F. Wittek, Joseph
Vonasek. Certifikaty obdrze-
Ii: Albert j. Oktavec, Bernard
M. Oktavec, Howard w. Ze-
lenka.
I Loyola vySsf Skoly gra-
duovali We stredu: F. Frederick
Rdzicka, Louis J. Silvia, Ed
ward C. Beran, Louis C. Holz-
knecht a Andrew A. Sup1k.
= V sobotu odpoledne ma
Cedar Hill hTbitove V Curtis
Bay pohrben byl p. Valentin
Blahut, manzel Marie Blahut,
{. 1915 Ceddox ulice, Curtis
Bay, jenz skonal 6. cervna We
v6ku 76 rokG. Zesnuly naro-
zen byl We Sviadnove ma Nora
We. V move t6to vlasti I'll S ro-
dinou svojf pc 20 rokG. Vedle
truchl1cf vdovy zanechava zde
syny: F~rantiska, Antona, Kar-
la a dcery: p1. Mari Zamost-
ny, pf. Andelu Johnson a p1.
Frantisku Johnson vedle Get
nych pTatel a znamych.
Nosici rakve byli PIP: Alois
MinaTfk, Vladislav Bermuda,
Ludvfk Hajovsky, Joseph Ia
mostny, John Belada a Joseph
Opalensky. Pohrebn1 obTady
vykonal Rev. Frank Novak.
= Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrbeni byli:
5. cervna p1. Marie Relax,
manzelka Johna Rehaka, els.
912 N. Castle ulice, jez zesnula
We v6ku IA rokG 2. cervna. Ze-
snula, matka syna Josefa, marc
zena byla ma Slovensku, odkud
pred SO roxy pTijela do Ameri-
ky. Nalezela ku spolkGm: Oh
Fanny Marie Levockej.
obfady vykonal Rev.
Vetrovec.
IS. cervna pohTben byl pan
Frank Herold, manzel Frances
(roz. Hajek), E. 729 N. Lake
wood avenue, jenz pc desfti
dennfm utrpen1 skonal memo
cnici 10. cervna We start 80 ro-
XII. Popalen byl dime West
ern Electric. Nalezel ku spoil
kun :ssv. Petra a Pavla, Rieger
Klub, Lyceum a Nejsv6t6jsfho
Jmena.
= PAM Antonio Krall, vdo-
va, {. 2032 Ashland avenue
zemrela We veku 62 rok1 ochr-
nutfm srdce IL. cervna. Naro-
zena byla v Cechach. V Anne
rice je SO rokG. Nalezela ku
spolku Fanny Marie Ustavicne
Pomoci.
Ma Narodnfm hTbitove
, 1935-05-29
WALL STREET
IS PLEASED


NEW YORK, May 20. R-while
the stock market was rocked sharp
ly by the supreme courts NRA de-
cision, Wall Street In the main was
inclined to take q distinctly opti-
mistic view Tuesday.
Uneasiness ever possible COMPETE
tive price slashing was evident In
financial quarters for q time, but 1t
was quoted by the recollection that
the trend OF MIRA had been decidedly
away from price fixing for many
months.
Business executives pointed out
that actual price fixing had been
eliminated from all but a very few
codes, and that what remained was
chiefly open pricing" providing for
the filing OF schedules with code au-
thorities.
Many quarters In Wall Street re-
garded the supreme courts decision
On NRA as likely to promote a dis
tinct trend away from the govern
ment interference in business"
which has been the chief source OF
Wall Streets complaint against the
New Deal. Some financial quarters
were downright jubilant over this
aspect OF the matter.
Pending Qualification OF the situa-
ton, business executives were re-
luctant to comment formally. Meet
ings OF business chiefs. code Off
cials. and heads Of various trade
and industrial organizations were In
progress.
, 1935-05-29
Valley Business
College Comments

Regular Summer Term starts next
MONDAY. JUNE 3. Students I'M
able 10 enroll then will be admitted
later. Special CLASSES for CHILL
DREN IN Tipping and Penmanship.
one hour a day. Phone TIA for
tuition. REDUCED RATES for
both Day and Night school.
Since last September the follow
ing students have accepted perma-
nent or temporary office positions:
Pauline and Louise Wilson, Mrs.
Derrick. Nellie Berry. Arnold Boyd.
.Leanna Murphy. Robert CHM, Vir-
ginia Mack. Georgia Singer. Vir-
ginia Hanley. Maude Terral, and
Mrs. Mary Weller.
SPECIAL NOTICE: We can use
several "2nd hand" books. Short
hand. Spoilers. etc.
See or Phone O. w. Moothart.
PreSident.-tAdv.D
, 1935-05-29
J. H. SNOW ELECTED
NEW PRESIDENT OF
BROWNSVILLE LIONS

j. II. Snow. manager OF the down
town Piggy Wiggly store, was elect
ed president Of the Brownsville
Lions club Tuesday noon at the reg
ular weekly luncheon at the II Jar
DIN hotel. Robert McMinn was nam
ed vice president.
Dr.. j. j. Van Dyke was named Tail
Twister with Ellis w. Perry. Lion
Tanner. -Four directors also we're
named: J. p. McNair, w. w. Todd,
c. @. Bennett and w. "A. Darling.
Installation Of officers probably
will be held on June 6 or Y. when 1t
Is expected that the attorney gen.
eral. william McCraw will be In
Brownsville to officiate.
Sonia Kowalski gave a piano selec-
ton and a tap dance on the pro-
gram after which McMinn. Bennett
and Leon McCoIlister gave short
talks.
About 30 members attended the
meeting.
, 1935-05-29
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, May 20. Rp-F1nan-
cial markets were Still dizzy We'd
neSday from the overdose OF confus-
ion taken In the wake Of NRA's sud-
den downfall but there we're some
signs OF recovery In several quarters.
Selling pressure Slackened con-
siderably In stocks and some groups
were able to work a little higher
despite heaviness In indutrials and
metals. Bonds showed definite inn
prcvement In the corporate division
but u. s. governments had littla in
terest in affairs Of the day and rest
ed. Wheat and other grains got off
on the right foot but encountered
pressure and slipped back. Cotton
remained under the influence OF
European selling and foreign ex-
changes showed little change despite
the financial and political tension
In France.
After absorbing q furry Of selling
at the opening. stocks were consid-
erably heartened by the appearance
Of good buying among rails and utili-
, 1935-05-29
Truck Markets

Carlot shipments OF the entire
United states reported for Tuesday,
Nay 20.
Potatoes: Ala. s6. Ark. /. Calf.
So, Fla. O., Ca 6, La. %, Miss. 20
NcCar IS. Oklahoma /, SoCar 80,
Texas q, others 81, total US 673
cars.
Snap beans: Calf. s. FLA. 2. ca.
1. La. 3. Miss g. NoCar AZ, SoCar q,
total Us So cars.
Beets: va. 5, total US 3 cars.
Cantaloupes: Calf. 81, Texas 3
total US IS cars.
Carrots: Ariz. ). Calf. 50. Texas
n total US So cars.
Green corn: Ala. "a. Fla. 3, La. ,,
Texas 8, total US 40 cars.
Mixed vegetables: Ala ?. Calf.
10. Fla IS. La. 3, NoCar 4, SoCar.
2. Va. 4. others 4. total US So cars.
Onions: Calf. II, La. 3, Texas IL,
total US ~ cars.
Tomatoes: Calf. 3. T. G. Fla. 3,
9th Fla. ). Ga. 8. La. l. Miss. 20,
SoCar II. Texas 226, total US 35l
cars.
Texas tomato shipments BY dis
trictS reported for Tuesday, May %:
Lower Valley 40. East Texas 81.
Yoakum 27. total Texas 226 cars.
Lower Rio Grande Valley ship
nIentS forwarded Wednesday morn
ing. May %:
Tomatoes 40. green corn 5. ar
rCts 2. parsley 3. total $50 cars. To-
tai to date this seaSon-citruS fruit
s5T5. vegetables 1882. mixed fruit
and vegetables 81. total l2.80l; 70
the same date last season-citrus
fruit 1909. vegetables l4.0i0. mixed
fruit and vegetables Is. total l5.s47
cars.
, 1935-05-29
F~mgerprinting
Done Free By
Z. W. Me- onurn

Realizing the increasing impor-
lance "a flngerprintS aS "a means
OF Identification. IL. WV. McGnlum.
manager or Goodyear Service, INC.
l024 Levee street. Wednesday was to
offer local residents IA free finger
print system
The Brownsville police department
department. will cooperate hy
classifying the prints for those who
wish n classification.
III IL n recognized fact that every
family should have finRerprints of
every member on file for use tn UNI
foreseen emergencies. Through
them. Identification or m relative.
regardless OF how far away he may
be. Is a matter or n few hours.
The print system To be used by
McCollum la the latest development
by Comm. Joseph "A. Faurct. known
~ the father or fIngerprtnttnR III
America" TO obtain I'M record cf h.S
fingcrprints. mn individual has only
10 visit the Goodyear Service store
here. His fingers are pressed against
n pad saturated with a. secret solu-
ton and then pressed individually on
n specially sensitized card. Within ~
few seconds the fingcrprintS appear
on the card. This card is given to
the person Immediately % keep with
the rest ~ his family records. and
no obligation Ks entailed.
These prints should be- preserv-
eel with other family records against
nm emergency. In cases OF lost or
missing persons. or amnesia cases,
these prints will he invaluable 10 po-
lice officials IN locating the indi-
vdualS.
The system has been SEE up by the
local Goodyear Service store aS ifs
nart IN a nationwide drive being con-
Quoted bv the comp-% 10 make the
ration finrernrint conscious. The
drive IN In line with the department
az Justices plan TO have available
the fingerprints or every American
citizen. and Is designed 10 rive ms
many people as possible the CO.
nortunitv 10 obtain these nrints
without charge. The service will be
offered here for a period OF 10 days
, 1935-05-29
MEMORIAL day

to further the candidates. OF their
favorites. There was considerable
bitterness over the impending July
primary election because the OPP
position ticket was the first to be
organized against the Guerras In
nearly three decades.
When j. t. CanaleS, Brownsville
attorney, began speaking in favor
of the opposition candidates. there
was considerable disturbance In the
crowd. The shooting started in the
front Of the crowd almost directly
beneath the speakers platform, a
balcony Of the Plaza Hotel facing
the city plaza. Nine persons were
injured, two fatally, in q few mo-
ments.
Pablo Soils and David Gomez,
both OF La Grulla and supporters
OF the anti Guerra faction, were
the victims Of the gunplay.
Texas Rangers were rushed to
Starr county at Sheriff Gus Guer-
ra'S request the night OF the shoot
ing. They remained until after the
July primary but no further trou-
bic enSued. They arrested Deputy
Sheriff Eulalio Eiizondo and charg-
ed him with the murder Of Gomez
and his half brother. Cantu. a
former Rio Grande City constable.
charged with the murder OF
Soils.
Cantu waived examining trial
and made bond OF 81. 1000 for ap-
pearance before the 18th Criminal
District Court grand jury. Elizon-
do, wounded in the shooting. was
bound over to await action Of the
same grand jury under S 1000 after
examining trial before Justice Of
the Peace Dan Salinas several days
later.
Both men we're indicted on
charges Of murder by the grand
jury on June %. 1884 and imme-
diately made bonds Of $500. When
the trials were set several weeks
later. changes Of venue were grant
ed in both cases 10 Judge Birge
Hollis 1l7th Criminal District
Court in Corpus Christi.
, 1935-05-29

Sleep Soldier Boy" Miss Gladys
Wocdrome; address, Ralph Agar:
benediction. Rev. r. o. Macintosh;
taps, bugler.
At III a. m. all organizations and
q firing squad and bugler from Fort
Brown will meet at the entrance OF
Buena Vista cemetery and march in
formation TO the grave OF L. z.
Merryman, one Of the most recent
veterans to die. where services will
be held by the American Legion. All
organizations are invited TO place
wreaths at the grave exercises In
honor OF the soldier dead.
gAt 1880 a. m. regular Memorial
Tay exercises prescribed by army
regulations VIII be held at Fort
Brown. The band will play several
hymns from 1880 until noon, when
the national salute of q guns viii
be fired at one-minute intervals, at
the conclusion Of which the garrison
flag will be raised to the top OF the
flag staff from its half-mast posi-
ton where it viii be raised to rev.
ellie.
After the flag Is raised several
patriotic numbers win be played by
the band.
At 4 .. m. all veteran ~organiza-
tons In the city will meet at the
Immaculate Conception school, JET
ferson and Fourteenth streets. for
the dedication of a flag pole and a
large American flag donated to the
school.
The forty-foot steel flag pole was
given to The school by Colonel 5.
w. Winfree. commander at Fort
Brown, and the flag was presented
70 the school by Congressman Mil
ton II. West. A silver tablet has been
placed On the base Of the pole giving
the donors names. The plaque was
donated by A. j. Monette Of the
Municipal airport.
The Fort Brown band viii assist
IN the ceremonies at the school which
were arranged by Rev. Father Fran
els Balzala, o. M. T.. and H.. M. Bar
reda.
The complete program is as fol
lows:
"A Tribute 10 Gratitude" Enri-
que Tamayo: The Star Spangled
Banner" by the students and the
band; Salute to the Flag" school
children: q poem. Michael Alleyn;
"Hurrah for the Flag" "a poem).
Josefa Delgado: "Lolly Pop" sclo.
Josephine Perez: America" a play,
school children and the band; Ad-
dress OF thanks by Rev. BalZala.
, 1935-05-29
Brownsville Man Is
Injured i'm Wreck

Jose Angel LeyoS. about 80,
brownsville worker. Is being treat
co at Mercy hospital for leg in
tLries suffered Monday while rid
iEr a truck near Brownsville on
the Military highway.
With a dozen or more other
workers, Leyos was riding on the
bed or the truck with his legs hang
,fng over the side. His legs we're in
tured by a passing truck driven by
Jimmie Truss of Brownsville. No
bones were broken and he suffered
only flesh wounds.
Truss was fined 81 and costs when
tried before Justice OF the Peace
Raul Dominguez Tuesday on charges
or driving without a horn.
The accident was investigated by
Deputy Sheriffs Bob Smith and
George Miller and Traffic Officer
Bill Cabler.