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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
U.S.FLEET IS
REV!EWEDBY
COOLIDGE
President For Fir 5 t
Time Sees Seacraft
In Parade; Seattle
In Lead

CAPE HENRY, Va. June 4.--tPl-
Ninety-seven grey sea warriors Of
the United States fleet. manned by
5000 officers and men steam in
proud and colorful procession down
Thimble Shoes Channel today TO be
reviewed for the first time by Pres
ident Coolidge at the gateway 10 the
Atlantic.
The great armada constituting the
backbone OF the combined scouting
and battle fleets got under way an
hour and half after the yacht May
flower with the presidents party on
board had taken up her reviewing
position two and one half miles
northwest Of Cape Hnery.
The day was perfect for the oc-
casion. a warm sun shining down on
the unruffled channel. The only
breakers visible were at the shore
line.
Striking Spectacle
Steaming ut a ten knot pace down
the channel TO the Virginia capes,
the long line Of warships OF all de-
scriptions led by the armored cruis-
er Seattle. flagship Of Admiral
Charles f. Hughes. the commander
in-chief Of the Il. :. Fleet. presented
a striking spectacle.
President and Mrs. Coolidge stood
on the deck Of the historic Mayflow
er with Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur
and Admiral r.. W. Ebcrle. chief Of
naval operations and Mrs. Eberie for
the review. the first ever held by the
United States fleet since il was
constituted rs such.
The procession. sparkling in the
bright afternoon sun. steamed along
at its slow pace and hove into close
view os the Mayflower after twenty
Of sailing.
Rails Manned by Sailors
The seaplanes. first TO pass the
their base al Norfolk, Keeping clear
Of the surface craft.
With rails manned by sailors in
natty uniforms of blue and officers
at their posts on the starboard
side Of the quarter deck. the Seattle,
slowly, leading the scout
ing fleet. Within son yards of the
she doomed the presi-
Dental salute Of u guns from her
saucy three Founders.
As the flagship passed the May
flower at 1880 o'clock the men sa-
luted and the guard presented arms.
Drums rolled out four rufflcs and
bugleTs rent the air with the ira
ditional four flourishes. The Star
Spangled Banner followed.
This procedure was repeated hy
other vessels in the long line stretch
ing back for miles over the clear
horizon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
SCHOOLBOARD
BILL KILLED
Moody Measure For
Education Board
Voted Down

AUSTIN. Texas. June i.-(Pl-By
a vote of 81 to so the house today re-
fused 20 resurrect the Wood senate
bill for Il state board Of higher edu-
cation. killed by the education COM
mittee Tuesday night.
The action H. probably fatal to
the plan favored by Governor Dan
Moody IN hts special session mes
sage remarking upon duplication and
lack nf coordination in Texas higher
educational institutions.
The proposed bod would have
heen directed TO correct the con-
ditiOn.
Representative Teer moved today
to have the bill printed on minority
report, declaring the opponents "are
afraid TO let this house know the
merits Of the bill"
Among the opponents was reported
Representative Barron in whose dis
trict is looted Texas A. & NJ. Col
lege. President II. o. Walton of A.
A. VI. had verbal tilt with Governor
Moody before n house education COM
mittee hearing on the bill, which
Wilton opposed. He said smaller
colleges would be hampered by con
troll Of their courses Of study as pro-
posed for the board.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
TWO new SCOUT
TROOPS FORMED

Two new Boy Scout. troops were
organized at meeting held Friday
night az the Brownsville high school
buildings, the two troops having a
membership Of 40 boys.
The organization work was carried
out By Tom Murray. scout executive
for the Valley, and Charles Burton.
member Of the scout council, Of this
city.
j. +. Buchanan was selected as
scoutmaster of one troop, and James
". Allen as scoutmaster OF the
other troop. The city already has
one troop. composed Of boys Of 81
Josephs College. this troop being
headed by +. Y. Camiade.
Plans for continued scfit work
during the summer were outlined at
the meeting Friday night The scout
officials discussed the camp which
Is 70 be- held on the Arroyo Colorado.
and made plans for attendance Of
local scouts az this camp. Plans for
other activities Of local troops also
were discussed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
RESERVE OFFICERS
PROTEST new RULE

Members Of the Reserve Officers
of Brownsville in meet
ing at the Chamber Of Commerce
Friday night passed resolutions ap-
proving the work OF the Texas COM
mittee in Washington. and objecting
TO the 1927 regulations of the war
department on that grounds that they
are not legal.
Several of the 1927 regulations
concerning reserve officers are CON
sidered obnoxious TO the reserve Of
ficcrs. particularly that regulation
providing that officers who do not
answer correspondence from the war
department will be discharged. The
officers in their resolution here de-
clared that the committee which pro-
mulgated the resolutions was not a
feral committee.
The meeting nj the Chamber of
Commerce was presided over by r.
II. Levy, senior patrol Inspector here
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
CHURCH CONTRACT
LET AT EDINBURG

EDINBURG, Tex. June 4-The
building committee OF the First Bap-
tiSt Church reported 1T regular con
ference Wednesday night. that plans
and specifications for the new church
TO be erected in Edinburg have beer
prepared by Robert l.. Nogler. nrchi-
teet. and the general contract let to
". o. Stevenson for S33. 800. Light
ing. wiring and plumbing contracts
will be let separately. The church AZ
this conference raised the salary Of
DR.. G.. :. Kcnnard. its pastor. in
of his efforts in putting
over the building campaign.
The new church will be Spanish
auditorium. sating S00 persons. and
sating 500 persons. and
the necessary number of Sunday
school rooms to take care ~ fast
growing Sunday school.
Construction will begin in the near
future.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
SUIT AGAINST
GOVERNOR OF
ILL. SETTLED
Len Small Cleared Of
Charges in Handling
Of Million Dollar
Claim Out of Court

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. June 4.-(Pl-
Settlement out Of court Of the ST.
100000 interest suit against Cover
nor Len Small Of Illinois today end
ed six years of litigation, with a
stipulation clearing the governor Of
the charge Of pocketing the money
himself in lgl6-l7 while he was state
treasurer.
The governor agreed 10 pay $780,
900 and costs
stipulation agreed to BY Attor-
ney General Caristrom found that
the liability of the said defendant.
Len Small. is solely for interest re-
ccived by the other defendants"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
STUNT DIVING TO
Be GIVEN SUNDAY

An exhibition in stunt diving and
swimming il 70 BE- given sunday af-
tcrncon * Martins Swimming pool
near Brownsville.
The exhibition will be given by VI.
r. Chase. formerly stunt diver
and swimmer with circus. and ow 4
resident or Brownsville. doing car
pentcring.
Chase will make 40-foot dive
hlindf0lded and with his hands ana
feet tied He also will pull bot
with six persons IN IL, while mis-
hands and feet are tied.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
Steel Rail Comes
For Valley Railway

SAN BENITO. June 4.-Nincteen
carloads Of steel rails have already
arrived and work ~ in progress Sc
curing the necessary rights Of way
for the extension Of the San Benito
and Rio Grande Valley Railway com
pany which were recently authorized
bv the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion.
Actual construction work. however.
viii probably not be started until
early in July. according "a George
II. Winsor. president of the railway.
A. n. Cole, treasurer of the Mis-
souri, Pacific Lines ut Houston. W
spending a few days in San Benito.
completing some Of the fine details
~ the financig Of the new con-
structiOn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
SCHOOLBONDS
GET BICLEAD
Vote Ten to One For
Issue, Early Re-
port Shows

Brownsville's school bond issue
of S350.000 being voted on by res
idents Of the city today will pass
by \ majority Of more than 10 To
I. 1t was indicated at o'clock
this afternoon.
At that time total of 50 votes
had been east. and although no Of
fetal information on the vote was
given out. il was reported that
only two or three Of this number
were against the bond issue.
The voting il light. due to the
fact that no opposition has de-
veloped. Polls will close at 7
o'clock afternoon.
A heavier vote II expected later
in the day with members Of the
school board, and others interested
in the passage Of the issue urging
voters 70 turn out and east their
ballot
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
KENTUCKY STORM
Loss $25,OOO,OOO

LOUISVILLE. Ky, June 4.-tPi--
Lewis T.. Fitzpatrick. national Red
Cross director in charge OF relief
and rehabilitation work in eastern
hentncky, today estimated the prop
erty damage done by Sunday nights
cloudburst as high as 25.000.0 900. In
an official message 20 national Red
Cross headquarters today he placed
the figure az that amount and re-
norted - known deaths with 10000
thrown out Of employment in the
affected areas due TO damage done
10 mining and lumber plants.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
WILMER HEADS
MERCEDES c.

MERCEDES. Tex. June I.E. h.
Wilmer was elected president Of the
Mercedes Chamber Of Commerce at
meeting Of the newly elected board
Of directors held Serc Wednesday
night at the Chamber Of commerce
rooms. Jack Johnson was e,ccted
first vice president, Ray To.son,
second vice president and J. K. Barr,
treasurer.
According to +. ". Clifford. sec
retary -manager. a membership carr
paign is TO be conducted and the
usual committees ai,l be assigned
at an early meeting.
New bylaws and constitution
probably will later oe presented at
an open forum Or the bo6Y for the
approval or rejection.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
BOCOOK dies
AFTER INJURY
Valley Man, Hurt In
Road Accident,
Passes Away

McALLEN. Texas, June 4.-Clifton
Bocook of Re pondville, who sus-
tanned injurie: ~ an automobile ac-
cident Tuesday night. died Of his in
juricS in the hospital here at 5
O'Clock Friday afternoon.
Mr Bocook. who was 35 years old.
formerly lived az San Benito. and
has been residing in Raymondville
for the past several months.
The accident occurred near Wes-
laco "a night. There was an OBJ
strUction III the road for some re-
pairs. which the driver OF the car
did not see. A piece Of timber struck
Mr.. Bocook. causing internal in
juries.
Funeral arrangements have not
been announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
CHAMBERLIN
is VET FLYER
Has Long Record of
Hours in Air, But
Few Accidents

NEW YORK. y. y. June Al,
Clarence Duncan Chamherlin. 81
year old one time cowboy. became
an aviator during the World war.
then he quit the Iowa University
where ne was studying electrical en-
GinecrinE. ~ Join the army.
Chamberlin was lieutenant in
the army air service. serving ~ an
instructor al several flying fields
and has remained an aviator since.
IN the years that followed. nam
berlin, with many hours Of COM
mercial flying added 10 his time in
the air while ,n the army, has had
hut one serious accident. II hap
pencd two years ago near Hemp
stead. Long Island, while the inter
hatIonal air races were heirg heid
and resulted in the killing 0f Law
renee Buranelli. Of New York, pas
senger in the plane, and in injuries
~ himself that kept him inactive
fer weeks.
With Bert Acosta. now member
of the Byrd New York-to-Paris eX-
pedition. Chamberlin holds the
worlds record for endurance flying.
The pair. IN the Belianca plane
Columbia flew over and around New
York last month for ~ hours IL
minutes and 20 seconds. II wa- sstt-
mated that the distance covered der
ing that time was $500 miles.
Slightly more than a week after
establishing new endurance record.
Chamberlin won another air victory.
While taking off IN the Columbia
on a test flight part ef the land
ing gear smashed. but ChambcrliH.
br skillful mareuvering. brought THE
machine 70 earth without injury
TO himself or his three passengers,
and with slight damage 20 the plane.
ChambeTiin Was born at DcHiSon.
Iowa, where his parents still reside.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
WATER BILLS
PASS SENATE
NIGHT
Will Change Districts
ToConservation, Re-
clamation, Increas-
ing Bond Capacity

AUSTIN. Texas. une 1.-THE bills
sponsored by the Rio Grande delega-
tion which change water improve
ment district Nos. y. 4 and in Cam
eron county 70 conservation and re-
clamation districts. passed the SEN
ate during the night session Friday.
and will now 20 to the governor for
his approval or rejection.
The bills were passed BY the
house Wednesday Of this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
JEWELRY STORE
WINDOW ROBBED

SAN BENITO, Texas. June a.
Someone today smashed the display
window Of the j. NJ. Judd jeweiry
store here and cleared the window
Of all articles within reach. accord
ing TO the police.
The loss is estimated hy the pro-
prietor AZ from S200 70 $500 and
included watches. necklaces and 9th
or types of jewelry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
Girl Reserves At
Mission Name Staff

MISSION. Tex. une THE Girl
Reserves Of Mission have elected
their officers for the ensuing wear.
They are: Margaret May. president:
Florella Salter, vice president; Eu-
Renia Eppright. treasurer: Margaret
Halstead. secretary; Dorothy Keith,
corresponding secretayr: Katherine
kohler. finance chairman: Jane Hal
stead. program chairman. Ruth Avis.
ring chairman: Margaret Cannon.
social chairman: Lillian Mayberry.
Camp chairman: Sybil Watson. pub
licitv chairman. Floreila Salter.
membership chairman: and Melrese
Stoops. service chairman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
DOUBLE FUNERAL
FOR POOL VICTIMS

GDOCkETT. Texas. June i.-LPf--
A double funeral was arranged here
Saturday for J. ;. Burton. SO. and
J. I. Sanders. 70, who were drowned
in Trinity river, l6 miles from here
Friday.
A boat. from which they were
fishing. was drawn into a whirlpool
aud capsized AZ lock and dam.
Adam Lee Diker, the third man in
the boat swan To shore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
Brother of Local
Man Dies Saturday

Word was received here Saturday
Of the death IN Hot springs. Ark. Of
Tom Clubh. brother Of |. NJ. Clubb.
Of this city.
The news came in the form Of
telegram from |. VI. Clubb u Rev. q.
{. Crow of this city. stating that his
brother IN Hot Springs died az 1880
Saturday morning Funeral serv-
ices viii be held AZ 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
The deceased has been an invalid
for several years. and has been Sc
riouSly ill for the past few months.
His brother who moved here sew
eral years ago. has made frequent
trips 70 Hot Springs 70 be with him.
and was with him NJ the time Of
his death.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04

LEVINE, SURPRISE
FLYER, MADE WILL
SEVERAL DAYS AGO

ROOSEVELT FIELD. n. Y
June 4.-sPl--CharIes A. Lev
inc. the millionaire managing
director of the Colombia Air
craft Corporation. whose deci-
sion 70 accompany Clarence
Chamberlin on his flight came
as complete surprise, made
his will few days ago. close
friends said today.
Those friends. who did not
wish their names TO become
pulic. sal dthat while they knew
Levine was man OF great de-
termination. they did not
dream he would take the great
adventure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
Mission to Receive
Bond Bids June l6

MISSION. Tex. June A. Bids on
the bonds amounting ~ $4,000 re-
Gently voted by the city Of Mission
will be received on June Ie. accord
ing 10 Mayor g. H. Dnhrn today.
The bonds were voted with only one
dissenting vote ard are divided ir-
20 three issues calling for SO. .00G
for street improvements. $4,000 for
storm sewers. and $4,000 for Fire
Station and City Halt improvements
The record has been perfected and
the bands are being printed. They
will BE- sent to the Attorney Cen
erals department within u few days
time for approval.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
Harlingen Couple
Marry at Mercedes

MERCEDES. Texas. June AT the
home of Mrs. n. G.. Wagner. on Wed
nesday sfternoor. J. r. Fitzgerald
and Miss Vestal Davis. both of Har-
lingen. were united in marriage. Rev.
u. G. Wagner officiating.
Miss Sophia Fitzgerald and Miss
Nerna Davis. sisters Of the bride
and groom. were present az the weu-
ding ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald left i'm
mediatelv and n wedding trip tn
North Texas.
On their return they will make
their home in Harlinger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
WELTER TITLE
CHANGES HANDS

POLO GROUNDS. New York. June
! The worlds welterwelght cham
ionship crown changed hands last
light ms Joe Dundee. Baltimore
italian. battered Pete Latzo of
Scranton. Pa. title holder, about the
ing for Is rounds. end won on 4
scision of the jud
Dundee outboxed .ad outpunched
ne champion in a fight that started
low but finished in whirlwinG
yle. Latzo was apparently weak
ned by making the class weight of
a. pounds. The decision Of two
Judges and the referee was unani-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
3 Killed When
Aiyplame Falls;
Bodies Burned

FORT WORTH Tex. June 4.-(H)-Three men were
killed at the Jubilee Flying Field the Weaherford road
shortly before today when airplane in which they
flying fell 500 feet bursting into flames it struck
the ground The bodies badly burned that
identified with difficulty.
The dead
Marvin Johnson; Kearney Wright; Harris Lee Cosby.
Spectators say the plane wento into tail spin before
plunged 70 the earth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
kiwanians Hear
San Benito Talent

SAN BENITO. Tex. June s.-San
Benito talent entertained the weekly
luncheon or the Hariingen hiwanis
club this week Mrs. Guy Cornett
sang vocal solo and respoded with
an encore number. A reading BY
Miss Lillian Harl drew requests for
an encore. Vocal music by James
Tucker OF Fort Worth, spending this
week in San Benito. completed the
program. An exchange program. 10 ~
presented BY Harlingen talent. will
be the feature Of the San Benito XII
wants meeting next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
FLYERS MOTHER II
HAPPY AND ANXIOUS.

DENISON. Iowa. June -
Mrs. y. Chamberlin mother u rlar-
enec D. Chamberiin. was very
happy" 10 learn that her son had NJ
last rat away On his long trip across
che Atlantic.
Both his father snd myself are
confident that our boy will land safe
on the other side he said. hut /
don't mind admitting ] am little
nervous and ! will have a telephone
right al my elbow until he lands
safely" The elder Mr.. 'hamherlin
owns y ieWeIry store here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
WILSON GIRL IS
CONTEST WINNER

SAN 81 NITO. June i.-Lorena
Yates OF Wilson Tract has won first
place in the Glass division of the
Cameron County Al girls clothing
contests. and has been awarded a
free trip 10 the A. a NJ College
short course this summer. il was an
nounced SATURDAY. Ruby Audrey
kennamer Of Highland, won second.
a silver thimble. donated bv the Nc
Faddcn Jewelrv Company. Dixie Rob-
erts was winnie in Glass II division
with Zora Neiderjohn setting second
placc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
Good Weather For
Chamberlin Flight

NEW YORK. y. Y. June 4.-iPs-
Reports of atmospheric conditions
over the course being followed by
chambeTlin and Levine. issued by tne
weather bureau shortly after noon
tonav indicated good flying --~.th~r
over atncs. the entire route.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
Exclusions Collector
At Laredo Is Dead

LAREDO. Texas. June s.--fP'-
Colonel Calvin G. Brewster. So. for
mer collector of customs at Laredo
and once United States marshal for
the southern district If Texas, died
Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
J. c. Penney Store
Plans to Open Soon

SAN BENIT0. Texas June a. Pre-
liminary steps for the opening Of
the newest J. q. Penney Company
store IN the Valley at the Hinkiey-
Suhlett building now under con
struetion IN San Benito were taken
this week with the arrival * ~.
ID FoHiis frer Del Flo. who u y
take rharr. ct the new store Mr..
Foclis i bringing his family aefr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
New Corporations
Formed in Valley

AUSTIN. Texas. June i.-Charter-
ed: McAllen Mercantile Co. Meal
len: capital 5000. Incorporators.
Albert Chaleff. Joe Mullenband. and
Eli Edelstein. all Of McAlien.
Hidalgo Gin Co. Incorporated. Hi
dalgo Canitai $4,000: :ncorpora-
tors: Marvin and James Il Evans.
Mrs. g. Braskamp. all Of Pharr.
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I Ii was a dramatic moment
a. they scared aloft from the
runway where on May 20 Cap
tain Charles A. Lindbergh
began his epochal flight to
Paris. Levine sat beside
Chamberlin, clad i'm an ordin-
airy business suit. There was
no hat on his head. Neither
showed any emotion as they
prepared for the flight. with
spectators standing about the
plane not knowing who Cham
bellin's companion re "A "
would be until Levine climbed
into the cockpit.
III Garden city Hotel. several
miles away, Mrs Wylda Chamber
lin. the pilots wife. was IN great
anxiety. She had said previously
that she knew her husband was taxi
ing hiv life w his hands. 20 she
kept away from the field. to keep
in her mind q picture Of him that
he treasured. saying goodbye nt
the hotel. but Mrs Levine. wife of
the surprise companion Of Chamber
lin. was on the runway. She said
She did not know -who WAS going
with ChHmbclin. And then her huS-
band stepped into the cockpit and
waved goodbye 10 her and she was
az much surprised. she said later.
as any spectator.
Wife Surprised.
When Levine stepped abruptly
into fhe plane. its motors thrabbinE
for thr takc-off his wife hurried
forward w apparent surprise. A
police captain tried 20 reassure hcr.
saying her husband was "only go-
Ing ta take " test"
Then the Bellanca shot down Tire
runway on It's false start.
When 10 returned 10 its starting
point for the second attempt. Mrs.
levine appeared pale and nervous.
Several friends stepped forward.
gesticulating as if TO pacify her. A
moment later the Bellanca shot down
the runway again. Mrs. Levine start
iny after II IN agonized amazement.
You ought to be proud Of him."
said John cHriHi. factory supcrin-
tcndcnt for thr rolumhia Aircraft
Corporation. Hes a very brave
man"
Mrs Levine could not reply. She
became hyKtaricHl. sObbinH wildly
and gesticuIating wv great excite
ment. Five men hurried forward.
attempting to calm her. Former
State senator Charles C Lockwood
nf the Brooklyn Chamber of Com
merce. ted Mrs Levine % the auto
nlohile Of Kings County Judge wei
liam Martin. who drove her 10 the
Garden City hotel.
Second Attempt Success
The defly designed monoplane.
it~ propeller whirlinR nnd IT, motor
roaring. TAXED down THE runway and
lifted itSrG clear ~ earth about
two thousand feet from where the
spectators stood. flight that had
kep. millions wv anticipation for
weeks VAs under way AZ last.
Levine was in the plane at that
time. but IA was not expected that
~ would 80. Immediately heforr
this Levine lad refused % saY. in
his wife's presence. whether Ne
would 10. All he would say was
that chamberlin would not To alone.
TIE destination of the Columbia
Continued from page fourY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-04
GALES TO MEET
BODY OF HIS WIFE

MEXICO CITY. June s.-,P,-
President Gales will leave tomor-
-ow night for Nogales 10 meet the
' ,ody Of his wife who died at Los
/. angeles. Calf. Thursday. The body
i'll he brought to Mexico City for
urial.