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OIL LEASES

OIL LEASES MINERAL DEEDs-l
own holdings close to Dixie. McClag-
nahan,- Rycade and Plateau wells. Quad
alupe county. also have desirable hold
iugs East Bexar county and Medina
county. would be pleased to have you
call or write for Information. l.. W.
s;ieren. SIS Alamo National Bank Bids.
San Antonio, Tex.
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Don't Let Them Kid You

When others say your battery is nj
good, bring it to us. We will rebuild II
and guarantee it months in writing
IL plate. $3.50: IS plate, 5000: Dodre
sl2. Batteries charged with a kick. T5c
owl Battery Exchange, corner Of GardeI
and South Alamo. Crockett S7I3.
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LIGUSTRUMS

SINGER SEWING MACHINE. ON
round bobbin. perfect order, fine con
dition, light running. like new attach
sion 1887
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WANTED REAL ESTATE

WANTED - APARTMENT SITE O
Ave d. preferably between Tenth an
Grayson: all cash for bargain. Or. AZ
Ivey & Patton.
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ARRIVALS
I.-G. y.
10. From laredo ......:. .a'Vo a. N.
Ne. s-Fro-u ST. Louis and.
Kansas City ........''s'SVa H.
No. S-Trom Laredo and Nex-
So From ST, Louis ........s:1s ?. n.
No. From s.. Louis. santa
Re. Conn. (sunshins
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REAL ESTATE
SITS CASH

makes first payment on the best new
flNe-room house in the city for the
money. See this and live in your own
coy nome. You absolutely must give
reference satisfactory Tor this good buy.
LACKS K KNIGHT. OR. 9Ss.
WE'LL BUILD O% YOUR LOT. 30
cash down. cas-. payments Quality"
Home Builders. "a Gunter. CT. 1867.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Room and board $3.50 and SIS month.
or. 6945. l0i J.. Romano.
SOS y. NUEVA THREE BLOCKS
Joske's. room and board, s. and IS
per week. special price py month. TT.
$50.
OTHERS-LEANE YOUR CHILDREN
afternoons and evenings with one eS-
pericuced in child nature; large yard.
East End Kindergarten. Tr. Siis.
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no MONEY REQUIRED-HAVE FIVE
passenger touring car with extras. goo,
condition, take vacant lot worth abou
$3.50. Woodlawn S.7.
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NC.FS. MULES.

-Four more fresh carloads of mu,s
have just arrived from Missouri. II ysi
are ia the market for stock see me first
as 1 can save you money on any cias
Of mules
Have also on hand 100 Gets OF nev
crigina. government lead harness. coiu
plete, snd other harness OF all kinds.
g II GURINSKY.
$50. s. san Marcos. TT. s7Ss
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$40 BUYS A HOUSE

BOOKS OF ALL KINDS csc EACH
II. ]. Wagenfehr. 92S +. Commerce st
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LIVAChPS-strictly for the liver.
PEPTACAPS--for worst constipation.
KIDNACAPS-for uric acid; kidneys
All druggists or CIR. 2ST
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TO CLOSE ESTATE

Price reduced $4,000 on this strictly
modern s.Xteen-room apartment mousse
on nigh point of Alamo Heights. over
looking the city. large corner lot on
paved street with cement walks ga
RACES, etc.
Must sell this modern eigit-room du-
pick. practically new, has two sleeping
porches. breakfast nook, bulletins.
double garage, on sj-foot lot. paved
street. with cement curb and walks, just
off Broadway and outside city limits.
See IL and make us offer.
s250O buys this close-in five-room bum
gslow with bath. sewers, gas, electricity,
etc. on paved street with curb and
walks
| About two acres on Robert r. Lee
ST., just OF PieasantOn road, will be
' sold at very low figure.
1 THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN
! & TRUST COMPANY
iTr III. els w. Commerce St
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MONEY TO LEND

to salaried people; small weekly or
monthly payments, strictly confidential;
City Loan Bureau. 229 L. Houston st.
Room col.
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CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH TO EMPRESS OUR CRATE
full thanks for the beautiful floral Of
ferings extended 70 US during the death
OF our beloved daughter and sister. Mrs
Adele Eberhardt HolioNoll. Mr.. auo
Mrs. Robert Eberhardt and Family. Mr..
and Mr.. Fred SiclIel.
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STANDARD CONCRETE MINER. HALL
sack batch. In good condition. 50,
W. Huisache. W. IA.
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Empty Barrels

SIN COLUMN BURROUGHS ADDING
machine for sale. $50. Schroeder Elec
trio Co. 1l9 Broadway
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6. A. & A. p. On. x. & 7. Depot.)
No. lz-For Kerrville, daily. 1887 a. m.
No. 44-Motor Car for Kerrville
..................4:oO .. m.
No. f5-For Houston, Corpus
Christi. Rockport ...... $500 a m.
No. il-For Corpus Christi,
Alice and Falfurrias. 1900 p. m.
no. l3-For Kennedy, Yoakum,
Houston. Corpus Christi
nd Rnnlkfnnrf L ~ N
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STOCKS AND BONDS

WILL BUY UNITED HOME BUILDERS
contracts. Amlcable Life Insurance Co.
stock; other stocks and bonds; please
state price wanted. Box 9St Light
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PAY $500 CASH

and move in one of these beautiful new
bungalows. located in Highland Park.
Alamo Heights. Denver Heights and
South Presa district. four and five rooms.
price $4,000 to $3.50, payments $50 to
s3J monthly until paid. See me at once.
J. ID. PHILLIPS.
i02 Denver Blvd. office Mission 29is.
Residence, Mission 1884
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RENTALS
ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOM AND BOARD FOR COUPLE or
two men, upstairs rooms. sleeping
porch, bath, hot and cold water. very
t.. 1862.
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LIVESTOCK
LIVESTOCK

ONE OF THE BEST YOUNG JERSEY
family cows in the city with bah.
calf excellent nice heavy mixer. mus
be sold at once. TT. 1875. Corner
Grayson st. and Palmetto.
FRESH GENTLE JERSEY COW FOL
sale cheap. Telephone Tr. l91S.
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RE-. ESTATE FOR SALE

HOUSTON ST. LOTS IN JEFFERSoN
Heights, between Covers and Mittman
Sts.: 20 feet south front for 500, 80 feet
north front for $500: half cash. balance
to suit. Have $500 equity in SlG30 lot.
SO feet front in Northridge. corner Nor
wood court and Mccullough Ave. Will
soil for SHnn cash. Travis 2Sff.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE

MEN WANTED TO LEARN THE BAR
her trade. earn while you learn; free
booklet explains. Call or write Lewis
Barber College, .27 w. Commerce ST.
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IN THE HILLS

over 300 feet highsr than the city,
WOODLAND Hills. ,the location for You,
suburban home. with a vision OF the
city apd country Not miles around.
Every convenience possibie to have an
ideal country home. An inspection OF
Woodlawu Hills will convince you. Drive
out today or call one OF our statesmen to
take YOU out.
400 Navarro st. Crockett 606s.
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og Your Spare Time Today Reading These Faes-s Time Well Se
TIiE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

You Nav Find the Cost Of Your 40 Il!
the Following Table Of Rates;
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DEPARTURES
- ~

1t. =
no. s-For st. Louis. Santa Fe,
Conn. Sunshine Spe-
cial( 1.-Two a. m
No. 4-For st. Louis ..........e:00 a. m
No. 5-For Laredo and Mex
leo points ............10:o0 a, N
No. s-For Temple, Fort Worth
and Kansas City, (santa
Fe Sleeper). st. Louis
via Palestine, I.-G. n.
Sleeper) .b:l5 ?. m
No. 1-Tor Laredo ..........10;.5 p. N
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GEN EHAL
INSURANCE

FOR SALE-YERY CHEAP. NINETY
feet Avenue ID. facing Travis st.
Apply Mrs Franc,t. Se7 Avenue ID. Or.
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A Loan in Confidence

II you are in need of immediate cash
We loan on autos, furniture. pianos, Vic
troIas etc. (without REMOVAL.
Make your own terpls of repayment
NO RED TAPE. NO 1NDORSERS.
y. GOODMAN. MGR CIR. els.
A. ADLER, sos Russell Bldg.
over lS Years of Service
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Gle Treats Me White"

"He Treats Me White"
This was the answer when one
man asked another: why do You
borrow from SILBER?" The an-
swer was overheard. repeated 10
me. and I appreciate tit shows
that wha. l intend as white treat
ment" is being recognized as
white trui tment." Therefore.
try SLIDER when you want loan
on your auto. piano, furniture, etc,
without having it removed from
your home. Strict privacy assured.
|. SLIDER
"The Loan Man With a Conscience"
SOS Brady Bldg. Cr 2SS.
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WINTER COATS OUTGROWN = TWO
girls coats add one raincoat. TO-
years; one boys coat and cap to match
like now 3-5 years. IT, $3.50.
GREEN FOUR-FOOT OAK WOOD. DE.
hvered north of Commerce, $3.50 pei
cord; south of Commerce IS. Cr 2l5l
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-03-13
Made $500 Profit in Turkeys

Five hundred dollars profit was
made last year on 1872 Mammoth
Bronze turkeys raised by Mrs. L. G.
Baldwin, who lives on a farm four
miles northeast of Fairfield, in Teton
county.
Mrs. Baldwin purchased a trio of
Mammoth Bronze turkeys in the east
which cost her $45. From this stock
and eggs she bought, she raised 1872
turkeys. She estimates that it cost
her S125 for feed during the summer
and fall, and that she had $50 Incl
dental expenses. After reserying 13
hens for the coming year she sold the
flock for $500, thus leaving her a
profit of $500.
For the coming year she has pur-
chased another trio of Mammoth
Bronze turkeys from fanciers in New
York state, paying $75 for the three.
She expects to make an even better
record in 1924. She believes that
pure strain breeding stock produces
the most profitable flocks.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-03-13
MONTANA BOBCATS
AND LIONS DOOMED
SUCCUMB TO LURE OF CATNIP
OIL, NOW BEING EXTRACTED
IN LARGE QUANTITIES
Possible to Rid Country of These
Predatory Beasts in Very Short
Time, is Belief of Department of
Agriculture Experts.

The mountain lion and the bob
cat are doomed. Experiments con-
Quoted Jointly by the bureau of
chemistry and the biologic survey,
department of agriculture, have
produced the secret of making cat
nip oil, the scent of which is an
irresistible lure for the big cats.
A large patch of the catnip has
been planted by the agricultural de-
partment at the Arlington experiment
tai farm which will produce suffi-
cient quantities of the oil for trap
pers in all sections of the country.
The department and experienced
trappers declare that the oil is as
great an attraction to wild as to the
domestic cats.
Perfect New Method
Up to the present time, catnip oil
has been produced only in minute
quantities. The bureau of chemistry
has perfected a method by which
large quantities of the oil can be dis
titled. The quality of the oil is so
high that it will retain it's scent for
many months in all sorts of weather.
The wild cat is one of the most
wary as well as most destructive of
animals. 1t resists all sorts OF lures
and traps. The common way of kill
ing them has been to trail them with
dogs through the widest sort of
country. Then they were shot in
their or in trees. This method
is not only difficult but dangerous.
During the past year 2,282 bob
cats and 159 mountain lions were
according to the official rec
ords. This was a record year but
there r still enough of the animals
to constitute a serious menace to the
game and cattle.
Biological survey experts believe
the catnip oil is natures own
antidote for the destructive cats
since it proves a magnet for all mem
bers of the species. The experts
that its lure even extends to
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-03-13

AT present writing she is at the
capital in the interest of an item in
the rivers and harbors bill for the
survey and deepening of the Skip
anon river, on the port of Astoria
Astoria being Warrenton's twin city.
When interviewed at her Washing
ton hotel, Mrs. Barrett proved a sur
prise. She was gracious and pretty,
with black hair and shining black
eyes. She wore a black velvet gown
and high-heeled suede pumps. A
short string of pearls and a bar-pin
we're her only ornaments.
She did not look like a woman who
could handle men and millions; who
could take a railroad by its middle
and make it run backward. Her
story revealed infinite capacity for
overcoming obstacles, for refusing to
recognize defeat when it stared her
in the face. 81 am not a very reli-
gious person." she said, "but 1 know
If you do your best and have faith,
things are bound to come out right"
She was married when she was
eighteen years old, and went to Port
land, Oregon, to live. When her mar
rage turned out badly and she was
suddenly thrown on her own re-
sources, she had absolutely nothing
to fall back on-and no money.
What suggested real estate to her,
she hardly knows, except that she
was a daughter of the soil" and had
always got her living from it. She
borrowed $50 from a friend.
''It was a little fishing village"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-03-13

Mrs. Rose Barrett is a Montana
woman who will be remembered as
the executive of the Montana War
renton company, and who resided
in Great Falls for a number OF
years. She has made a remarkable
success in building up h seaport
CITY of Warrenton, near the mouth
of the Columbia river, and her
ability was signally recognized re-
Gently when she was made city
manager of Warrenton. The o
ton Post recently published her in
teresting story, and here it is;
There were no newspapers to an
nounce her birth. The nearest rail
o a was a hundred and eighty miles
away-eight days by ox-team.
But the news of little Roses COM
ing travelled like the wind. BY the
time she was a week old, thousands
of Indians were camped around the
Tyler home, curious to see the first
white baby. The Indian women in
toned mysterious prophesies as they
measured her tiny feet with their
fingers, and beaded her enough moe
casins to last several lifetimes.
That was thirty-five years ago.
Since then Rose Tyler's feet have car
ried her a long way from the little
sod house and the bed of roses. To-
day, as Mrs. R. e. Barrett Cshe pre-
fers the initials, as she says the name
Rose never suited herr, she is the
manager of a growing port city
Warrenton, Oregon.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-03-13

post could not last indefinitely, ever
if the money was available to buy il
at twenty-five dollars a cord. tc
which price it had risen. Meanwhile
the chinook blew and blew.
The streets dried and became pas
| sable, when it was noticed the ice in
the river gave signs of weakening,
and it soon became dangerous to
cross it, and communication with the
other side was cut off. At length
the ice began to break up, and it was
hoped the river would be clear
enough to permit the ferry to operate
before many days.
Then came the startling news near
nightfall of a lovely spring-like day,
that the valleys of the Teton and
Marias rivers were flooded, and an
ice gorge had formed in the Missouri
above the town. The business sec
ton of Fort Benton, and many of its
homes were situated on low ground,
but little above the river at high
water. If the gorge did not give
way, this part of the town would GER
tainly be washed away.
Had we been saved from freezing,
now to be drowned? 1t certainly
looked like it. My own home would
be in the direct course of the flood
that was imminent if the gorge re-
sisted much longer the hammering
of the great blocks of ice that swept
down against it. These, arrested in
their progress, piled up and helped to
strengthen the dam.
Many, who like ourselves lived in
the lowlands, fled to higher ground
for safety. Among these was Colonel
James Stanford, his wife and infant
son. We foolishly remained. Again
we numbered three families, who de-
cided to brave the flood together, as
we had formerly endured the cold.
But we did not sleep-only the chill
dren slept, happily unconscious of
the danger-while we awaited calm
ly whatever fate had in store for US,
not because we were courageous; it
was the thought of how cold and
uncomfortable it must be out there
the hills, and we had been cold
long.
We sat about the fire INDUCING in
suggestions of what might
happen. AS our house was at the
upper end of town, it was near the
gorge. Every few minutes one of
the men left our circle to go to the
narrow place between the hills where
the gorge had formed, looked it over,
and returned to give us his opinion
Of the situation.
But u men we're not the only
who were a%nxiously watching
The rising water. Those others, whose
wives and children YER in safety on
he hillsides, knew if the flood came
would sweep away their homes and
Ill they contained. AS for our group
by the fireside, it never occurred to
Us that should the gorge break, it
would be impossible for any one to
warn is in time to permit of our es-
We thoroughly enjoyed the
bliss of ignorance, which in this case
meant comfort, and a roof over our
heads other than the sky.
Some time after midnight the lat
est visitor to the gorge fastened
back with the joyful news that the
ce had given way; the river running
rec, and all danger was over. On
rearing this, the refugees on the hills
vent back to their homes and for a
ew hours until morning came, the
weary citizens of Fort Benton slept
peacefully after their long vigil.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-03-13
By Martha Edgerton Plassmann

"HE WINTER of 1880-1881 in
Montana was n of unparalleled
Il severity. The cold weather sci
in about the first of November and
continued until the first of February
except for an all too brief chinook
during the first week in December,
which preceded a heavy fall of snow
that isolated Fort Benton, where ]
was then living, from the rest of the
world.
BY November II, according to the
River Press of that date, the Shon-
kin was frozen solid, and a week later
it notes the Missouri river was also
frozen, and that the "cold snap froze
up the printing office" Dring this
extreme cold the government Their
mometers registered at one time So
degrees below gro.
The snowfall, like the cold, was
unprecedented. 1t continued until
the ground vas covered from three
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-03-13

lions and tigers although it's effect
on these animals has not yet been
tested.
Range in All Sections
The value of catnip oil in attract
ing bobcats is especially valuable as
these fierce cats range over the whole
United States. The mountain lions
are restricted to small areas in the
west. During the past year, game in
the national parks as we'll as sheep
and cattle have been seriously men
aced by bobcats aud mountain lions.
In the new process of distillation
the catnip oil is diluted with oil of
petroleum without diminishing the
odor. The odor is carried over miles
of forest areas by a slight wind. Dur
ing the winter when the big cats can
get no catnip in its natural state the
oil is especially effective. Expert
ments prove that both lions and cats
travelled miles at the faintest
Whit of the oil.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-03-13
CITY MANAGER is
MONTANA WOMAN
ROSE BARRETT, PRETTY AND
WE'LL FAVORED, MANAGES
CITY OF WARRENTON

Has Done More Than Anyone Else to
Put Place at the Mouth of the Col
umbia River on the Map of Traf-
fic and Commerce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-14

po nos obigo a esperar hasta corlo
las $50, hora en- que finalmente
nos desprendimos de terra. Nil.
lchisima gente estaba ALI desde ell
amanecer, expuesta la ccildl in
temperie. para vernos sa,:r''.
"El coronel H. H. Arnold. del
servicio aereo de Ia Ga. division Y
! el mayor Martin, mands1on al ca
pitan Herold del campo Crissy a
explorar en- un De Haviland ell M
SO de las montanas Y el habia re-
gresado informando que estal.a i'm
| practicable. Entonces ell coroneI ar,
mold propuso al mayor Martin que
me p-eguntara mi opinion, puesto
quH y habia volado de arriba aba.
!" sabre la costa tantas ocas;ones
Yn asegure que los guiaria sin va
rilar ell mayor Martin aprobo,
fa"dome la orden de tomar la de-
lantera en- cuanto estuviesemos en-
el aire''.
Ell avion de Nelson habia Sido
c"mpletado la vispera y e. 10 ha-
bia conducido San Diego para
aJustar su brujula ponerls un mo
tor nuevo. Por esta raz6n solo tres
de rosotros salimos juntos rumbo
Seattle. Erik nos alcanzaria tan
pronto como lie fuere posible''.
J "Otros seis aviones conduciendo
fotografos y periodistas salieron es
coltandonos de Glover Field. Por
haber volado tantas veces sobre es-
ia costa en- toda c1ase re tempe,
conocia yo todos los pas.s me sen
tia SECURE de poder guiar el cami.
no sin peligro para los denlas. Pc
70 ell cruzar montaiias con nieb.a
densa es siempre in1uiGt4ntc. Eli
esta OCCASION la niebla era tan es-
pesa en- algunos puntos que nos ohli
go meternos por los angostos can
tiles de los cafiones''.
"El trecho peor de IL jc:naGa
fue Ell paso de Techa chap. como
medic camino de Santa Monica .
BaE rspeld. FL We 4 GAO peljgro
cons s'ia e0"i CT ~ nNos',le aterra-
:e for ado en- ell dos ilGd"ro. o en- q.
cualquiera de los avioles 'ntentase
virar en- redondo. Frames tautos II
entra~ ror Ell estrecho Techachapi
que hubicra sido imp 1sIble para
cralquier avi6n pretenGer reSresar
sin prodrcir IN cNel1e con cual-
quier otro aparato
''Cuando trasplsimos ei extreme
norts del paso dejamos Ia niehl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-14

70 pcco despuss encontro 10 que b1s-
Gaia bordo del yate de un milo
mario neoyorkino.
Eli csos dfas Lima Carvalieri apa-
lecia como Salome en- una de las PRO
1uccicnes de Oscar Hammerstein.
En- eca compafia Erike Sc convir
En- csc compailia Edik Sc convtrtio
EN- uno de los majestuosos centurio-
nes rornanos de Herodes, armada de
punta en- blanco. Su tarea principal
era contemplar la danza de los siete
velos ejecutada por Salome ante Ia
cabeza del Bautista.
10 contrataba para seguir distin-
guiendose en- la opera, Erik Sc deci-
di6 vagar por las GALES de New
YORK hasta due un dia, A. T. De
mcrest Y Cia. importadores de auto
noviles de poder, 10 tomaron como
nomhre de maniobra. AQui aprendio
su p~imera lecci6n en- ell manejo de
mctor+s.
En- octubre de 1917 acerto vo-
lll el ell cervicie aereo americana,
hizo sr practica. en- la e3cuela de
Cornell fue designado para photo
Gle bombardeo en- TEXAS.
Eril, no consigui6 ser enviado q
servir en- Francia, sino que continro
en- Telas como instructor de bom-
barGeo y de aviaci6n acrobatica.
En- erero de 1919 hi2o uno de los
mas Iargos vuelos senda traviesa
ejecutades hasta entonces, atrave-
sarGo desde el golfo de Mejico has
= Ell Pacifico y pasando por el Gran
Canon del Colorado, que fue foto