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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13

stupcovia organizacii, prisli
l'udia vsetkych smerov, (az
ma Pudf velmi blizkych pa
novi Celkovi) a tito rozhodli,
re k voli a ciel'om vyvinu-
tia lepsej kooperacie medzi
Maticou oznacenymi styrmi
(nie troma!) oblast mi a pre-
lepsie a systematicnejsie spra
vovanie tohoto zajazdu,
"Centralny vybor" ma byt'
ustanoveny a hned' no al u
stanovili. Ak tito nemali no
prava ustanovovat', nuz kto
my NAL lepsie pravo? Viem
81 predstavit', ako sa eel
kovci potom cftili, ked' celia
vec pustila sd do prddu al
hez ich "pomoci", al bez ich
dcasti, ale kto boil tomu
ma vine? Len oni sami, lebo
nevedeli sa pozdvihnut' mad
osobne malichernosti, mad o.
sobne nenavisti, nevedeli 6
ostatnymi upustit' ma dobu
jednej schodze cd svojej po-
litiky, ked', islo o vec vys-
Stu, o vec kulturnu, o vec
narodu osozn1. Teraz ich to,
pravda, skrie a chceli by au-
toritu "Centralneho vyboru'
zlahcovat'. Preto Celko do
toho vyboru tax bije.
Ze Huseka zvolili "a pred
sedu "Centralneho vyborus'
tym veci veru neposkodili,
ba naopak, jej vermi pomo-
hli, panovia ala Celko to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Husek predsednictvo vyboru
nechcel. O tom aida nevie
nikto lepsie, ako my V Slov.
Lige. On, ako al mnohi I'M
- i taxi mac q politickeho
tabora Celkovho - chceli
Zfskat' predsedu SLOW. Ligy
ma to, no, iako som vyssie
spomenul, chceli SINE byt' vo
veci celkom tolerantni a ne
chceli SINE byt' ma vine to-
mu, aby sa aida pre- Ligu
niekto cd tejto zasluznej ak
Gle odt 'ahoval a preto SINE
predsednictvu toho vyboru
vyhli. Husek potion len v
nutnosti predsednictvo prijal
a dosiaP vo svojom trade "a
drzal sa tax nestranne, re a.
nj Celko, ami ostatni jeho ka,
marati nemaju priciny prot
jeho predsednictvu hromzit'
Konecne, mali tam byt', ked
sa O veci rokovalo a ma nj.
jaky sposob nedopustit' takG
"hanbu"!
Co sa Husekovej sloven.
skosti tyka, o to mech p. Gel,
ku hlava neboli. V nasich o.
ciach je Czech" Husek lep.
81 Slovak, ako je "Slovak D
Celko. Ale konecne preco sa
p. Celko tax rozhorcuje mad
ceskym povodom p. Huseka
ved' i delegacia Matice SLO.
VENSKEJ ma elena dobrehc
a uprimneho Cecha.
Slovenska Amerika media
sa pomylit' kuvicim hlasom
ale pekne, svorne bude po
kracovat' ako zacala a bude
vsemozne pracovat' "a zdal
i .zajazdu delegacie Matice
Slovenskej. Mas nema mic Y
tomto DELFT, ami nabozen
stvo, ami politika, ci tu
najsia, ei zamorska, no, tyn
najmenej ma mas DELFT O
sobnickarstvo. Mas vsetkycE
moze tesit', re mas Matics
Slovenska prisla spojit'. Va
dill SINE sa, hasterili, bill atp
= zdalo sa, re uz nikto ma.
nespojf. Matica Slovenska tt
dokazala. A re by mas terra;
niekto zasa chcel rozvadit'
rozhasterit', "hanba je t
preca'!
\ Nedajme sa!
Peter P. Hletko, M. D.
: DredSeda SIov Lfp1- " A n,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13

Skycn Organ1Zacll v Ame1l-
ke, svolanej Slovenskou Ii,
gogu, ma ktoru poradu, pray
da, par panov nechcelo prist'
- ako nam to zvysoka cd
kazali - len preto, ze tu po-
radu svolala SLOW. Lfga. My
v Lige boil SINE pri veci d
primnf, my SINE sa do veci
strkat' nechceli, ale preto,
re nikto nezacinal a preto,
ze mnohf urgovali, ably Slov.
Lfga veci dala iniciativu,
ked'ze je jedinou opravne-
nou ustanoviznou podobnu
akciu rozhybat', my SINE
svoju povinnost' vykonali.
Mnohi chceli, aby SLOW. Ii
ga sla j d'alej, aby sama
vzala celu akciu do svojich
r1k, Ny chceli SINE byt' tole-
rantnf a vediac, re niekto-
rym pano1l Ii
SLOW. Lfga toPko, co bykovi
cervene sukno, ilecn.e.. -
nikomu davat pricinu. aby
sa prace "a zajazd Matice
Slovenskej nezucastnoval, u
tiahli SINE sa cd vedenia a
spravovania tejto akcie. Pa
novia ala Celko pocftali, ze
~porada zastupcoy SLOW. or
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
GIANT PLANE
LANDED NEAR
WAKE ISLAND
BY WILLIAM BREUER
United Pre- Correspondent

PEALE ISLAND. Wake Islands,
Aug. i7.-Frigate birds and tern.
startled from their age old iSola~
ton. circled around a lagoon off
Peale island today screaming de-
fiance at a visitor from another
world, the Pan-American Always
giant clipper plane.
The birds, undisturbed in their
possession of these coral atolls for
centuries. have not rested since the
four motors of the clipper drove
them into frightened flight at 1928
D. m. 1929 D. m. psf Friday as
the plane landed on the lagoon 70
complete a flight from the Midway
islands
1t was the first time an airplane
ever had visited the Wake island
group. where Pan american has es-
tablished one of its chain of land
| ing bases and radio stations strung
out like pearls on a necklace across
the bosom of the Pacific from Cali
fornia to China
Capt r. o. d. Sullivan and his
seven companions hit their objec-
tive right on the dot through the
use of the powerful radio compass
installed on Peale island by the
crew of eight men landed here by
the S. S. North Haven last spring.
The compass will be tested fur
ther in celebration experiments dur
ing the next few days. The plane
then will turn eastward again to
fly to Midway, Honolulu and its
home base at Alameda, Cal
The clipper made the 1900 mile
flight in eight hours and eight min
ute,s. The weather was fair en-
route.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
SUMMONS
No. 16768

In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County Of Imperial.
ARTEMISA MONAREZ. Plaintiff,
VS.. JESUS MONAREZ, Defen-
dant.
WOLFORD & HEALD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The People of the State of Cali
fornia Send Greetings to Jesus Mo-
narez, Defendant
You Are Hereby Directed to APP
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State of
California, within ten days after the
service on you of this Summons
if served within this county; or
within thirty days il served else
where
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the COM
plant, as arising upon contract, or
she will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plant.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this 18th day of August,
1885.
(SeaD EDWARD H. LAW,
....... Clerk.
BY w. j. McCLELLAND.
Deputy Clerk.
A-1724,31 S-714,21,28 O-5,12,19
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17

SALE OR TRADE-Equity in three
bedroom residence-best location
in town. Want smaller house.
Call STAR after 6 p. m. a7-24
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17

BARGAIN-2h acres, small house,
FL Dorado Ave. Inquire Model
Grocery. 1910
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
[. Y. Hardware
Basement Department

BICYCLES-We cannot be UN-
DERSOLD on bicycles, all sizes
in stock and a big stock of re-
pairs. Wilson Machine Shop.
Phone 40. 29-to
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
Real Estate for Sale

FOR SALE - Bungalow court Of
five cottages, centrally and con-
veniently located. These cottages
are all occupied and on account
of illness the owner desires to
sell them. They will be sold at
great sacrifice. I. Mayfield, $40
Main St, FL Centre, Calf 1915
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
Professional
]. ID. FOSS

J. ID. FOSS
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
728 Holt Ave. Phone 1885
Auditing, Income Tax, Bookkeeping
Associated with
CRENSHAW, DIEHL & WRIGHT
Certified Public Accountants
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
ABOUT A5 PER CENT or
THE EARTH'S EXISTENCE HAS
BEEN WITHOUT EITHER PLANT
OR ANIMAL LlFE/

THE ancents arranged the planets thus Saturn, Jupiter
Mars the SUM- Venus Mercury and the Moon They
tGat each hour of the day ruled in turn by these
planets Ihus, Saturn ruled the first hour Saturday
the eighth fifteenth and The tweatyfh
beginning the next day fell the lot tho sun theresQo
L1at day Was called SppdayAL3s
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
Noted Newspaper
Man Is Suddenly
Called By Death

WASHINGTON, Aug. II. U.P) -
ellison Gardner, Sc, one-time per-
sonal aide to E. w. Scripps and ma
tionally known neWspaperman, died
at emergency hospital last night
after a heart attack.
Gardner suffered from a heart
ailment.
He held many responsible posts
in the Scripps- Howard newspaper
organization and edited the personal
papers OF Scripps, founder OF the
chain.
The farm value of all agricultural
products marketed in Tulare coun-
ty last year was $2l, l,078,46l.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
20 Mountain & Resort Property

FOR RENT-Furnished cabin, mod
ern, hot water, fireplace, $1,000
Mrs. Headington, Live Oaks
Springs. 17-6
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17

w. E. Fl "A NC o c. <
"The Farm Land Man"
| 546 Main Street El Centro
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17

'i;;' ss Wa MT Ad Pace =::. q:
Lost and Found

LOST - Two mules, reddish
and dark brown, in Silsbee dis
trict. Notify 209 N. 5th, FL Cen
tro. Reward. l4-5
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
Situations Wanted

WANTED-Domest work by hour
or day by reliable woman. Ref
erences. BOG Second st. 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
IA n D o w N E r

l. A n D Q w N F. r
Are you satisfied with present ie :
come from your land? If net,
LET'S TALK 1T OVER, and see if
it can't be leased to a better ad-
vantage, or perhaps you would like
to sell.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
Rooms for Rent

FOR RENT-N1ce room, fan fur
nished. ITO Olive. oh
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
Automobiles for Sale

FOUR TWO-TON TRUCKS. Good
condition. Rio Grande Oil Co..
Imperial. Phone 275. 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
SIS MAIN

Automobile Loans
Cash OH your car whether paid
for or not. We make loans for
less. Make us prove it!
Sterling Securities Co., Inc.
STA Main st. Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
instruction

$105-$175 month start. GOVERN
MENT JOBS. Men Women.
Prepare now for next El Centro
examinations. Common educa-
ton sufficient. Full particulars
list position, FREE. Write today
sure. Franklin Institute, Dept.
49E, Rochester, N. Y. 3,10,1724,31
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-FARM MACHINERY
One Fordson tractor. Retroit cut
ter, ? hay rakes, l steel fresno
l alfalfa cultivator. ! alfalfa
sprinkler wagon with pump. Z
miles west Calexico. Signal high
way, l mile north, Z mile west
Tincher. 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-17

ie a word per das
Minimum harHH
sc
, 1935-06-23
Friction Develops
Within Committee
In M'DonaLd Probe

Hunter said the attorney general
recommended the committee adopt q
resolution empowering him to sub
poena witnesses or records and TO
issue process to compel attendance
" witnesses or production Of records
10 avoid any embarrassing situa-
ton"
Representative Pat Dwyer OF San
Antonio. member Of the committee
previously had questioned Hunters
authority In ordering a ranger TO
guard files in the department OF
agriculture. Subsequently the ran
ger was withdrawn but replaced on
request Of Mcdonald.
Mcdonald has repeatedly denied
charges OF official misconduct as
alleged in a resolution considered BY
the house. He has asserted the de-
rartment's records were open. but
charged repeated audits after earlier
cnes had not disclosed "one dollar
misplaced had developed into
persecution"
Committeeman who refused 20 sign
the resolution were Dwyer and II.
III. Good OF Cooper. who started the
state auditor and the committee had
sufficient authority TO examine rec
crds. 1t was signed by Hunter and
Leonard Westfall Of Aspermont and
G. c. Canon Of Honey Grove.
The meeting was executive. Hun
ter. however. released a stenographic
report OF proceedings which reveal
ed Dwyer had moved 10 depoSe Hun
ter as chairman and elect Good. The
record showed Hunter held Dryers
motion was not In order.
The record also contained a
charge by Dwyer that 'you Hun
teri said you were preiudiced," 10
which Hunter said he did not care
10 reply during the meeting. Dwy-
er also asserted. according 10 the
record. that Hunters actions were
not fair 10 the committee and had
resulted In an embarrassing situa-
tom 10 the legislature and to the
committee.
Hunter explained the only reason
prompting him TO ask adoption OF
the resolution was u provide him
authority to enforce summons
against banks and other corpora
tons to produce records. He said
he did not intend to subpoena any
witness except for appearance be-
fore the whole committee.
, 1935-06-23
PLANES MAKE
Continued from Page on1l

Rosenthal: w. b. Clint and co
Richardson OF the Brownsvtile
Chamber OF Commerce: " L. Mocks
bee. president OF the Junior Cham
Der or Commences: a.. A. Har-
grove, City Commissioner Arthur
Hipp; y. MI. Stein. and several 9TH
ers.
"a large bouquet or flowers was
presented 20 BraniH ON behalf of
the city when the plane stopped. the
bouquet being accepted by Helen
Johnson for the aviation company.
The visitors inspected the Pan
American airport for a short time.
and then made a short tour 10 ths
site OF the Brownsville port turn
ing basin. getting a view OF thu
dredge Orleans at work.
They then came 70 BrownSville
for a short visit at the Chamber Of
Commerce offices. and then went 10
Matamoros for luncheon.
In the afternoon they went on an
extensive tour OF the points OF inter-
est around Brownsville.
All Of the group except Mr.. Thomas
and Mr.. WeStlake left Saturday.
These two viii remain over Sunday
and will try their hands NO fishing
for king mackerel In the Gulf in this
section.
Several members on the group that
came south on the plane remained
In Corpus Christi Saturday, these
being Carl Christensen on the Chi
cago Daily News; and J. I'D. Bower
sock OF the Kansas City Star.
, 1935-06-23
Union Services
To Begin Here
Sunday Night

With Rev. z. p. Day, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church in
Brownsville, preaching the inaugu-
raj sermon, the city-wide uniUn
protestant weekly evening services
viii get under way at 8 p. m, Sun
day al the high school junior COL
lege campus. Rev. Days subject
will be "Our Moral Resources"
Accommodations have been prepar-
ed for a choir Of 100 voices which is
TO be directed by Prof. David l..
Ormesher and is to be composed OF
singers from all the churches. Two
pianos will be used each evening,
pianists from the protestant
churches alternately taking their
turns at playing.
Rev. o. c. Crow, chairman OF the
general committee, emphasized the
fact that everyone irrespective OF
denomination was invited 70 the
service, and he pointed out that
eventually there would be seating
facilities for 1000 persons. He de-
clared that the ministers were well
pleased with the cooperation which
they had received from city and
school authorities as well as from
many others.
On June 80 the 18th Cavalry band
will open the program at 7:45 p. m.
with a 15-minute concert. IL Is
hoped also to have DR.. r. l.. Jewett,
Of the Tgxas Bible Chair Of the
Christian church in Austin, as guest
speaker on that occasion.
, 1935-06-23
Extortion Attempt
Suspects Are Held

NOCONA, Tex. June %. Up
Sheriff III. r. Chandler OF MONTAGUE
county said Saturday ne was hold
ing two men and a woman in con-
nection with an e~xtortion attempt
IN which kidnapping OF an adopted
daughter Of Mrs. Birdie Rich OF
B~elchervil,,. seven miles west 81
here. was threatened.
Chandler said Mrs Rich. wife OF a
prominent landowner. received a let
Ter ordering her 70 place $500 under
q highway bridge about four miles
rom here Friday night, and threat
ening kidnapping Of Bonnie. her
adopted daughter, II she failed 10
comply with the demands.
Chandler. accompanied Nv Deputv
Warren williams. arrested the snq-
meets near the bridge NV the time
the letter demanded the money ~
placed there.
, 1935-06-23
TO BE
CENTER

Brownsville and Surroun q I'm
country Is certain TO develop into
a playground for the Middle West
Just as Florida Is the playground OF
the Atlantic Coast, and Los An
geles Of the West coast, declared
t. Z. Braniff. president OF Braniff
Always. while here Saturday with
a group Of Chicago newspaper men.
Speaking 70 chamber Of COM
merce officials Mr.. Braniff declar-
ed:
There Is no place else In the na-
ton where you can find saltwater
fishing. fresh water fishing. hunt
ing. and other outdoor SPORTS All
In n spot such as you have in
Brownsville. It is something that
is bound I'd have ATT appeal IN the
Chicago spOrtSmen Just aS sOcn w
they find out about 10, and we prr
pose 70 tell them"
Braniff said he felt re
overnight service offered by Ban.
between Chicago and BrOWnsviliy
will attract many sportSmen 10 the
Texas coast here.
Arrangements were made here
for an exhibit OF mounted sport
fish and OF photographs TO be fur
nished by the local organization for
a window display in Chicago. and
later in Kansas City ard other
points along the line.
The Braniff agents In Chicago
also will distribute Brownsville liter
allure and information, particularly
on fishing and hunting, in order to
help bring people here.
"As soon as your city and section
are assured n tourist traffic to ius-
tify the expenditure, you viii doubt
less make such improvements aS
are necessary To furnish more fa-
~cilities t0 the sp0rtsmen." Mr..
Braniff said. liz am sure that time
rs not far Off"
He declared that the Valley has
even n better territory from which
To draw than either Florida or
California, with Chicago and the
great Middle West, now linked with
this section by air service that will
bring sportsmen here In about the
same time 10 would take them TO
make a trip to some fishing place
out Of Chicago.
Mr.. Braniff also discussed the
feasibility OF a sports folder to be
put out by Brownsville. stating that
Corpus Christi people at a meeting
Friday night agreed 70 furnish such
a booklet for that section.
The airline head felt that the
salt water fishing. particularly
tarpon and king mackerel, and the
fishing both here and In northern
Mexico will prove greatest drawing
cards for the people OF the north.
Every effort will be made hv me
chamber Of commerce here XXI TAD
In bringing these sportSmen 20 Fne
Valley.
, 1935-06-23
Exhibition
Is Planned Sunday

Valley chess fans are looking for
ward To the exhibition to be given AZ
the chamber OF commerce build
ing here at 2:30 Sunday afternoon
by Dr. A. Weinburg under the aus
pices OF the Valley Chess club.
DIR. Weinburg, an experienced and
famous performer. has opposed the
champion Of Texas. outstanding
players in Guatemala and other
noteworthy opponents. He is con-
sidered by enthusiasts In this sec
tion as the best player to appear in
the Valley In several years. Feature
OF his exhibition Sunday will be a
simultaneous match. in which DR..
Weinburg will play against not less
than IS boards. Leaders have an
nounced that the exhibition will be
free TO participants and spectators.
Players from all parts cf the Val
ley are invited To attend. but arc re-
quested TO bring their own chess men
and playing boards.
, 1935-06-23
Housing Plan Drive
Launched AT Weslaco

WESLACO. June pa meeting
IL persons interested In the Federal
Housing Plan was held in the city
hail here Saturday under the di-
rection Of w d. Miles, director OF
The Housing Plan in Weslaco. A sur
vey Is TO be made Of the city 10 deter
mine all necessary repairs Of homes.
The survey viii be made under the
erection Of a committee to be ap-
pointed by the chairman Of the Wes-
laco Better Housing committee. A
great deal Of interest was shown in
the program. plans being made 70
produce a miniature sketch and
architectural view OF a mOdernistic
main street. Each store building will
be painted showing the proposed new
'front.'. r.. Newell Waters. architect
mas agreed 10 make the sketch. The
survey will begin In a few DAYS.
, 1935-06-23
Officials Of Port
Railroad Elected

w. Z. McDavitt was chosen pres
ident OF the Brownsville Switching
and Terminal Railroad company at
q meeting OF the directors Saturday
afternoon. Other officers o the
company elected include w. b
Clint. vice president. and G. @.
Rihardson, secretary-treasurer and
general manager.
incorporates Of the company who
are also directors. include the three
Officers and A. G. Hipp. George M.
Smith. A. II. Fernandez. J. M stein
H.. ". Bell. w. +. Aldridge. r. "a
Rentfro. "A. ID. Dickinson. Jr.. all of
BROWNSVILLE, and Col. Sam Robert
son OF Del Mar.
The company, which was char
tered Thursday. was formed for the
purpose Of building and operating A
switching rail line between the
Brownsville port and rail connec-
tons In the city.
, 1935-06-23
Solons Backing Ed.
Despite Their DUN
Convictions, Shown

democratic ranks unless the Ses-
sion ends o or different tactics
are adopted.
Concrete evidence Of the discon-
tent included there:
Fourteen Of the % senators
who signed the petition for action
before adjournment on share-the-
wealth taxes were democrats, some
Of whom expressed "off-the-record"
fears that the presidents advocacy
Of the taxes might have been only
a political move.
2.-DiSclosure that an actual ma
jority OF house members had cppos-
ed the Wagner labor disputes bill,
which was passed without a roll
call.
3.-The fact that members Of the
house ways and means committee
were openly expressing doubts OF
the conStitutionality OF the Guffey
coal bill. which Is on the presidents
must" list.
"A private poll In the house in
dicated a substantial majority
against abolition OF all "unneces-
sary" utilities holding companies,
despite presidential pressure to
swing things the other way.
Because OF the share-the-wealth
taxes petition. senate leaders weigh
Ell their previous decision to put
through the nuisance tax extern
sion measure without CONSIDERING
the new levies. They decided to put
the question directly TO the presi-
dent.
On the house side, It was learn
Cd that before the Wagner bill was
taken up. a private poll on the $40
democrats showed 50 noes" and 10l
non-commital.
Z took the most extreme efforts
by New Deal chiefs to prevent a
roll call on that bill which, they said
privately Saturday. would have de-
feated the measure.
Because CT the situation renewed
efforts being made TO expedite
the legislation on the must
program Committee delays and
parliamentary routine made Il
necessary for house leaders 70
change their plans for next week.
Instead Of taking up Monday the
Dill amending powers Of the Tennes-
see Valley Authority, they arrang-
ca TO spend Monday on District OF
Columbia bills, their schedule then
was 70 call up Tuesday the ship sub
sidy't!n. and follow that with utili-
ties or IVA, whichever was ready
first.
, 1935-06-23
City Briefs

yellow Cab-Phone lO33.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Broden and
family of San Antonio are guests
a. the Travellers hotel.
w. c. Starch is a visitor from
Dallas.
Giving Pearl necklaces with cakes,
=. ackShearS-Adv.
Miss Kate Powers Of san An
tonic Is a guest at the Travellers
hotel
Flowers for al occasions. Los
Ebanos Greenhouse Company. Phone
1888. Adv.
r. J. Heron is a visitor from
Dallas.
Mrs. j. W. Lipscomb is a visitor
from La Feria-
$1,000 prize contest on Why Girl
sham's milk should be used, above
all others" ends midnight. June 25th.
ADV.
County Commissioners j. r.
Baughn, of Harlingen was in
Brownsville for several hours Satur-
day.
What you need today-Beach
chairs, cots, thermo bottles and fish
ing tackle.-Brownsville Hardware.
ADV.
J. M. Mothershead. Harrington at
torney, vas a business visitor at
the Cameron county courthouse Sat-
urday.
4. @. Dodd, superintendent Of the
Brownsville school system. has re-
turned after attending the interna-
tional Rotary convention in Mexico
City.
Buy CSC worth cakes and receive
Pearl necklace free.-Blackshear's
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Slade, Miss
Bettia Karlton and Miss Ann
Carter. OF Houston, are guests at
the Cameron hotel.
Storage, battery service. Ross Driy-
ur-Self SyStem-Adv.
A meeting OF directors OF the
Junior Chamber Of Commerce has
been called for Tuesday night at
8 o'clock in the offices at the FL
Jardin hotel. Definite action Is due
to be taken on a number Of projects
which have been under discussion
Tor several months.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
relieves sun and wind burned eyes
Adv. ul.
County Commissioner Grover
Weikel. Of Los FreSnos, who returned
late this week from a statewide
PWA conference in Fort Worth, was
a visitor in Brownsville Saturday.
A. j. Rabel. Harrington attorney,
was a visitor at the Cameron coun-
ty courthouse Saturday.
Dine and dance every night at Xxx
night. club. Matamoros. Best dance
floor. Don Peaches and his orchestra.
No cover charge. Ted Larson, mana
ger.-Adv.