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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
STOCKS SELL OFF
| IN LATE DEALINGS
Irregular Downward Trend
Predominates in Short
Session.
BY GEORGE r. HUGHES.
Special Dispatch to Tho Star.


NEW YORK. January 14-An irreg.
ular downward trend predominated in
today's stock market. There was no
weakness. and individual issues here
and there we're able to make progress
upward. but they were exceptions.
Evidently stock bought on the break
earlier in the week was coming back
on the market. and there was not suffi-
cient short covering to offset the sell
ing. The volume OF trading was
larger than yesterday.
As far az the news was any inf1u-
ence, the subject Of brokers' loans
was still uppermost.
Congressional Investigation.
The Street was interested in Wash
ington reports about congressional
investigation covering the amount Of
money used in speculation and the
suggestion that the Federal Reserve
authorities would forestall political &C.
ton by raising the rediscount rate
On the other side 1t was urged that
the real measure Of the money situa-
ton was not the total of brokers
loans, but the rate OF call funds.
Another uncertainty was the motor
car outlook. Admitting satisfactory
sales Of new cars, there was still
doubt as to profits. Motor stocks
were uniformly heavy today. Nor
was there any enthusiasm over the
improvement in the steel trade. The
shares of u. S. Steel and the indie.
pendents sagged. Elsewhere in the
list a few of the railroads worked
higher and some Of the utilities were
well supported.
Lehigh Valley I'M Demand.
Lehigh Valley was noticeably in
demand, presumably in connection
with merger possibilities, certainly
not on earnings. Bangor & Aroo-
stock was firm and so was st. Louis
San Francisco. OF the utilities North
American seemed to be we'll bought.
The local electric light and power
and gas stocks were resting after
their recent rise.
In the speciality group Radio had
an opening jump. apparently the re-
suit Of hasty short covering, for the
stock came down once the initial de-
mand had been satisfied. Interna.
tional Mercantile Marine preferred
sold around its recent high. respond
ing to analysis Of its asset value.
Greene Cananea fiuctuated through its
usual wide range. but with the net
result a loss. High.priced stocks
such as United States Cast Iron Pipe
and Case Threshing Machine sold of
and points easily.
The low prices were made in the
last half hour. when the selling was
the heaviest and the most effective.
Both General Motors and United
States Steel yielded to the pressure.
showing losses Of points or more.
The close was unsettled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14

The McLachlen Banking Corpora
tons officers for the coming year
have been elected as follows: Lanier
P. McLachlen. president: Firrnan r.
Horner. vice president; John A.
Massie, vice president and treasurer:
Archibald McLachlen. secretary and
assistant treasurer; Guy ID. Cowl. as
sistant treasurer, and E. L. Goldney.
auditor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
POTATO MART WEAKER.

CHICAGO. January II United
States Department OF Agriculture
Pota,oes-Receipts.1 Ill cars: on track.
l91 cars: to:al United States ship.
ments, 76e cars: supplies moderate or
russets, market about steady with
slightly weaker undertone: other stock
demand slow. market dull and weak;
Wisconsin sacked round whites. l.45a
l.55: fancy. shade higher: Minnesota
sacked round whites. Red River Ohios.
l.i0al.50; Idaho sacked russell Bur
banks. 1.1oal,a0; fancy. shade higher:
commercial pack. 1.50al 90; new po;a.
toes. Florida hushel crates, Bliss
'riumphs, 2o0a2a5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
COAL PRICE Low.

NEW YORK. January II ta1 The
average spot price or bituminous coal
TOT the country as whuiu III 1871. Was
slb1 u ton. Tab mines. which cun
paias WIN s.si In l93a ana s. Oh in
i92a, Coal Ago says iiltunlnuus pro,
duction Tor the year In estimated
at hla ,uon, 900 Ia h20. 900 900 net tons
against af3.S61 900 tons IN 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14

vsI,,yrnsnss, r-.~s.Iy ne sssfs ircrss'e
in ma nsffIsS 'bnnsz4 - gf4 pr
pal steel pfofgtAt am fnA rising srs'~
~ mil S,,@ra sitT,s kAVs fsr'0<-
strengthened ffA4e Dfr>~s,~<ts -
whole. Wss<}I fssn< r}Azf,nzs. ~
402 .302 .b6I. an incrssss ri Sf.S -"
cent over last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
STEEL SCRAPS LOWER.

NEW YORK. January IL Up -
Heavy melting steel scrap No. ! 10 "a
csntA b ton lower IN the rittKeursh
district, quotations now ranging trem
sl6sa TO 3h1S. Quotations in the
Chicago district also are down ga cents
varying from tisaa tn Sla.1a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
PRICES ON PARIS B0CRsZ.

PARIS, January Is %.--i'r-,ss
were steady on the B0Urss 1(S II.
Three per cent renteg. 80 trans -
confines; exchange on LonlOn. ia
francs 2H centimes; 5 per cent iosr.
81 francs 50 centimes. The dollar
was quoted az % francs AK cen
times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
BUTTER Is LOWER.

CHICAGO. January IA (Pi-Butter
lower; receip's. il.1s4 tubs. Creamery
extras, l6A: standards. asa; extra
frsts. i5a{s; firsts. 4li.ai3is: seconds.
3sa40ia, Eggs higher; receipts. s.l0e
cases: firsts. asa; ordinary hrsts.
2Sa4o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14

Dividend rates As gwen In the above ,anie
ara the annual cash paymsn's basel on the
latest quarterly or half YEARLY Declarations
dends are not included
Omit ~ tradIne iess than loo sharvs
= FartiS extra I Plus ~ IN stock. 4 Paw
ebls - common stock Plus . 50 in
at.rk tolf ttu ssaf---uo regutar rate
u len ter cent ~ common stock uayabte
~ - quarterly Plus a. H. stock i PAY
fhls when earned tavGhla IN eaah OF
ntuth i'ius tn@s IN stock pius 1 80
-hnra ~ STOCK h Piua ~ u shar. ~ sreeia'
stovk titus tr. ~ st.Sh Plus 49, IN
90 th.s \ sI""e IN rhs No ~, n"s .i'.
l'hrtv .tnck u Plus ~ IN preterred stoes
I Plus Ono hair at common stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
Have You Been stung Yet:

Some men have 10 get stung god
and hard before they learn TO De eau
tious in making investments. Before
you inVest-investigate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Received by Private. wir. Dh.etso Stat
Abitibi Pow (6).
Ahrahm&Stras. .

| Abitibi Pow (6).
| Abrahm&Stras. d.
| Adams Eek pf(5)
Adv Rumley..
Ahumada Lead. &.
! Air Reductn(t7)
Ajax Rubber.
Alaska Junea. .
Albany Papr(2).
Albny Pap POD
Allied Chem t6).
Allis Chain go.
Anal Leather.
Amerada CO.,
Am AEricul Chm
Am Beet Sug...
Am Bosch.
Am Br Shtj1.60)
Am Brown Bow.
Am Can (2).....
AmCar&Fdy(6).
Am Chicle (3).
AmChic rr pf(7)
Am Drug (S0c).
Am Express (6).
Am & For Pow.
Am For Pwr rts.
Am Hide & Lea.
Am Hide & j. pr.
Am TIo p {240).
Am Ice or y )...
Am Ice pf o..
Am lnternatl(2)
Am LaFr& Foam
Am Linseed. 80.
Am Linseed pr. .
Am LocomottS).
Am Loco pft7).
Am Meta Is 3D..
Am Piano.
Am Piano pf(7.
Am p & Lt(E1).
Am Radiator (5)
Am Republic. -,
Am SAT Raj t4A
Am Seating so.
Am Ship & Com.
Am Smelting(S)
Am S & r pf(7).
Am Snuff (12l.
Am ST. Fdys $50
Am ST. Fly pft7)
Am Sugar 3d..
Am Sunatra -.
Am Tel & Telt9D
Am Toba ccoBts)
Am Type FotS).
AmWa Wks(ml)
Am Wooden.
Am Wooden pr.
Am Writ Ia ctfS
Am WrPa pr CTS.
Anaconda o..
Arch er-Dan go.
ArmourDei pft7.
Armour ofIlitA)
Armour ofIlltB)
Armour III pf(0
Arnold Con s. Co
Atchison ttl0)..
AtlCoast LttlO)
All Gulf & WI.
All Refining 90.
Atlas Tack. 80.
AuSfin-Nicholg,.
Autostrap A go.
Baldwin L 90.
BALTIC e. 0 o..
BALTIC & . pf 90
Bang & Ar t3n)
Blk Con1erce us.
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Bayuk Cigars...
Beacon OIL.
Belding Bros (2)
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Bethlehem Steel
Bloouingdaie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14

u TAKES one minute Tor all the hlaaa
IN the human hadY TO pass through
ths heart. according 10 the Liberty
MaGaxlna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
Credit Demands Again Decline.

The weekly Reserve Bank statement
showed a further decline In use OF
credit In the local fifth district Re.
discounts dropped to $Z2 .5Gl 900 from
z5.3l7 900 two weeks ago. Accept.
ances bought in the open market
were down about 1900. 600 TO 244..
lzs 900.
The Richmond banks reserve ratio
rose 10 $3.50 per cent from 47.73 per
cent the week before. This compared
with a ratio Of T0.7 per cent for the
entire system
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-02

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO l..
De permitirlo las condolences at
mosfericas, el pr6ximo martes 5 del
presente, emprendera ell vuelo con
destino a la Capital Norteameri-
cana ell Captain Aviador Emilio Ca
rranza, en- su poderoso avion "Me-
xico-Excelsior."
Ell Capital Carranza, desde su
llegada a esta Metropoli al efec-
tuar ell viaje sin escalas desde San
Diego, ha sido objeto de m1ltiples
invitaciones y festejos en- su honor,
habiendo tenido que declinar la
mayorfa de ellos para poder estar
en- perfectas condolences para su
viaje a Washington.
Ell Captain Carranza despues de
permanecer en- Washington algu-
nos dias, volara hasta Nueva York,
hacienda despues otro vuelo sin
escalas desde la ciudad de los ras-
cacielos hasta la Metropoli Mexi-
cana.
Ell Captain Carranza, para CO.
Responder a la confianza que ell
pueblo mexicano lie ha otorgado al
comprarle ell avion, intentara tai
vez un viaje hasta Paris, atrave-
sando el atlantico. Este vuelo tai
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-02
RANK CORDS No
ES MAYOR De ESTA
]. 6. Brown Manifesto Que
La Election De Cords,
ES NuIa

FL senor J. G.. Brown, hacienda
uso de sus derechos como residen-
te, ciudadano, pagador de impues-
tos, etc., etc., Y por conducto del
Abogado Louis G.. Hummel, ha pre-
sentadose ante la Corte Superior,
tratando de demostrar que, desde la
muerte del Mayor John E. White,
ell puesto que este ocupaba ha que
dado vacante, habiendo sido nula
la election de Cords para ell mis-
mo.
Brown, por conducto de su Abo-
gado, trata de probar no solamente
que Cords no es Mayor de Tucson,
sino tambien que, los diferentes
asuntos en- que el ha intervenido,
no estan sancionados por la ley.
En- la peticion de Brown a la
Corte Superior, Sc especifica que,,
la election de Cords como Mayor,
es del todo legal, por que la vota-
cion fue y por que ell senior
Cords voto dos veces por el mismo.
Dice ell senior Brown que la de-
termination del Concilio, para que
fuera pavimentada la Gale Gra-
NADIA, es del todo nula, asi como los
demas actos emanados desde que
Frank Cords Sc encuentra al fren-
te del Concilio.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-02

vez Sc pospondra un POGO en- virtud
de que el Captain Mexicano ha
prometido tomar parte en- ell Mara
thon aereo desde Mexico hasta Los
Angeles, en- ell mes de Julio.
Carranza ha hecho algunos vue-
los de prueba en- esta Capital, ha-
biendosele repetido las ovaciones,
entusiastamente.
Ell pueblo mexicano confia en- la
intrepidez del joven aviador es-
pera con ansia yer realizado ell vue-
10 Mexico Washington. Todo es op-
timismo. ST Carranza volo de San
Diego a Mexico, sin contar con min
gun faro orientador, todo hace pre-
sumir que saldra bien librado de su
proxima aventura.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-02
UNA NUEVA IONA
ARQUEOLOGICA

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO 1.
-(Agencia Trens. )-Se han recibi-
do noticias directas en- esta capital
en- ell sentido de que los dltimos sis
mos que Sc produjeron en- ell Estado
de Oaxaca, pusieron al descubierto
una interesante zona arqueologica
en- las inmediaciones de la hacienda
de Mario, de San Carlos Yautepec,
en- esa entidad. Muy cerca del Sc
rro del Capulfn, que como Sc sabe
Sc desgajo por los fortisimos tenn
blores de terra, han sido encon-
trados varios 1dolos de interesante
estructura, que acusan ser de orr
gen zapoteca. Los dos principales
monolitos representa- un rey de
la dinastfa zapoteca con todas las
insignias de su alta iLvestidura v a
un dios menor de aquella raza. Las
dos piedras Y demas objetos encon-
trados van a ser trasladados a
Mexico por el delegadc de la Di-
recci6n de Estudios Arqueologicos
seilor Martin Bazan.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-02
EN- CATORCE HORAS
VOLO De MEXICAL| |
HASTA La CAPITAL
Two Que Luchar Contra
Una Fuerte TempeStad
En- JaliSCO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO /.
Ell avion "Baja California No. 2"
construfdo en- las fabricas mexica-
mas de Tijuana, B. G. y que salio
de noche de Mexicali piloteado por
el Mayor Roberto Fierro, aterrizo
con toda felicidad en- el aerodromo
de Balbuena las 4:5O, bora astro-
monica.
En- ell campo de Balbuena, POGO
despues de medic dfa, Sc congrega-
ron cientos de personals a esperar
ell arribo del flamante aparato y
tributaron una estruendosa ova-
cion al intrepido aviador Fierro tan
pronto como este bajo de la cabina.
Ell Mayor Fierro no daba mues-
tras de gran cansancio y dijo que
su viaje fue muy feliz salvo la I'LL
TINA etapa, este es, de Guadalajara
esta ciudad, en- que, sorprendido
por una tormenta, tuvo que luchar,
por mas de tres horas, con un
aguacero torrencial. La ruta que
siguio Fierro fue la misma mar
(Pasa a la pag. ~
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-02
LA MALA SUERTE
De F. BECERR|L
Triste Relate Que Hace A I'm
Amigo De Ell, En- Esta
POblaci0n

Una persona de este lugar, ha
recibido una carta procedente de Ell
Centre, CAL, del joven Francisco A..
Becerril, ampliamente conocido v
quien Sc encuentra en- la Carcel de
aquella poblacion.
Ell joven Becerril, habiendose
quedado sin trabajo en- esta ciudad,
decide salir para Los Angeles en-
donde Sc lie ofrecfa una buena colo
cacion Y aprovechando la oportuni-
dad de que para aquella misma ciu-
dad salfa tambien ell senior Saliva
dor Munoz Tostado, en- automovil,
decide irse con el.
Becerril nunca sc imaginaba que,
la persona que el habfa escogido
como companero, fuera un contra
ventor de las leyes, al traficar con
drogas enervantes Y es asi como, al
capturarse a Munoz Tostado en- la
poblacion mencionada, Sc detuvo
tambien al joven Becerril, quien no
tiene ninguna culpabilidad.
Tai parece que la mala suerte ha
acompanado Becerril desde hace
algln tempo, pues como sc recor-
dara, hace POGO, logro salir bien IL
brado de un suceso parecido, GUAM
do viniendo de Nogales con otro j6-
ven, este, sin decirle NADIA, trafa
(Pasa a la pag. A.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-02
Va A NOmbrarSe
OtrO COnciliar

En- la session especial que efectua-
ra el jueves por la noche ell Con-
clio de la ciudad, ell Mayor sefior
Frank Cords, hizo la declaratoria
de que, en- virtud del fallo dictado
en- contra de John Pfeiffer, quien
fue encontrado culpable de NAL ma
nejo de fondos p1blicos y a quien
Sc lie impuso una sentencia de tres
a seis amos de prision, sentencia
que esta en- suspense por haberse
apelado de ella a la Suprema Corte,
ell puesto de Conciliar que ocupaba
Pfeiffer, Sc encontraba legalmente
vacante.
En- la proxima reunion que tenga
ell Concilio Sc nombrara el susti-
tuto del NAL Conciliar.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-02
SeiS MeSeS En- La
Carcel pOr BeOdO

Rafael Llanez, que fue hallado
culpable de dirigir estando ebrio Y
quien ocasiono lesiones a una nina
al chocar con su CAIRO con un ca
mion en- que venfan muchos chiqui-
Hos de un picnic, en- San Javier, ha
sido sentenciado sufrir una con-
dena de seis meses de prision.
Un hermano de Llanez Sc encuen-
ira tambien, actualmente, sufriendo
una condena por ell mismo delito
por Ell que ahora ha sido senten-
ciado Rafael.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-02
TRIUNFO Ia SR|TA.
{ ATAL | N A VILLA
Para Reina de la SOciedad
Fraternal 'MOcte-
yuma"

Durante la session que ei lunes pa
sado efectuo ell Club Recreativo de
la Sociedad Fraternal "Moctezuma"
tuvieron verificativo las elecciones
para Reina de tai agrupacion y
para 10 que habian sido nominadas,
con anterioridad, muchas de las be-
las seforitas miembros de la So
ciedad.
La session estuvo sumamente con-
currida, por personals de ambos Sc
KOS, notandose desde luego la ami
macion que llevaban para sacar
adelante a sus candidates.
Despues de contada la votacion,
Sc VIC que, en- primer lugar, estaba
la Srita. Catalina Villa, siguiendole,
por un margen relativamente corto,
la Srita. Consuelo Flores.
La Srita. Villa, ahora Catalina
l" sera presentada oficialmente a
la Sociedad durante la session que
esta efectde ell primer microbes
del mes, siendo su coronation, en-
la session del tercer microbes.
Despues de haberse efectuado las
elecciones, fue nombrada una Co
mission que Sc encargara de organi-
zar un bale beneficio de la Reina
v con el objeto de reunir los fondos
necesarios para la compra del YES
tuario v de la corona Y, de cuyo
bale, en- nota aparte hacemos men,
cion.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-02

Ell Mayor FierrO, tripulandO ell
''Baja California No. 2" efectuo
ell vuelO sin escalas desde Mexi-
cali hasta la Metr6pOli. Hazafia
grandiosa de nuestrOs tiempOs! !!
FL tempo empleado pOr ell photo
FierrO fue de cuatrO horas menOs
que las que us0 Carranza en- su
vuelo desde San Diego. Carran-
"a us0 I'm aparatO de eorstruc-
ci0n extranjera v de un cOstO
fabulOso. FierrO us0 un aparatO
de humilde construction naciO-
nal, pero tan potente y seguro
como el primerO. Por fin Sc rea-
lizo algo sin la ayuda, va sea de
un mOdO de otrO, del pals de
las barras y las estrellas.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-02
Ell |Bqa California Lego a Mexico
& Gs'4.2. 1s2 S
~ Por Solrdc

Ell ano pasado, para estas fechas,
81 NAL no recuerdo, va empezaba
a hablarse de las actividades de
la Junta Patri0tica y me parece
que hasta la COnvocatOria para
la primera session habia sido va
pubIicada. PerO como cambian
los tiempos! AhOra nj una cOsa
nj otra y, 10 que es mas, nj 81
quiera Sc ha lOgrado la publica-
ci6n del Corte de Gaia de las
fiestas pasadas.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-02

En- la Capital Azteca Sc ha susci-
tadO una seria discussion sObre
las bombas que han explOtadO
lltimamente. UnOs sabiOs OPT
nan que son de dinamita pura,
mientras que otrOs aseguran que
son inOfensivas. YO creO que los
primeros estan en- 10 justO, pOr
que ST fueran inofensivas como
Sc explicaria ell que, al estallar
la primera, lie llevara las piernas
a un guardia?
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-02

Ell LicenciadO J. V. Vazquez, Co.
bernadOr de la terra en- que ma
ciera ell Benemerito de las Anie-
ricas en- reciente discursO dijO:
"Hay que dar la raz6n al indio
aunque no la tenga.' Como Sc
conOce que no va muy de acuerdO
con Tata Gales, pues va Sc VIC
10 que hizO este con los inditOs
del Bacatete.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

fetal map recorded in Vol. 4, page
Is, Map Records OF Cameron County.
Texas. and levied upon as the prop
erty Of Wimberly Mcleod. H. NJ.
SHELTON, N. T. Masterson, ". s.
Cochran, Trustee. Bassett Blakely,
Mutual Investment Company, First
National Bank of Houston, Texas,
First National Company, and G. =.
Callahan, sometimes called G. +.
Callihan, and that on the first Tues
day in June, 1928, the same being the
5th day Of said month, 1t the Court
House door. Of Cameron County, in
the City Of Brownsville, Texas, be-
tween the hours of 10 i. NJ, and
4 p. NJ. by virtue Of said levy and
said order Of sale | will sell said
above described Real Estate at public
vendue, for cash to the highest bid
der. as the property If said defend
ants.
And in compliance with law, / give
this notice by publication, in the
English language, once q week for
three consecutive weeks immediately
preceding said day Of sale, in the
Brownsville Herald, a newspaper
published in Cameron County.
Witness my hand, this 10th day OF
May, 1928.
MRS. PINKIE VANN.
Sheriff. Cameron County, Texas.
By r. c. Bryson, Deputy.
5-IA-21-2S-3t-29S5.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-14
Takes Air Taxi On
10000 Mile Jump

CROYDON, England. May 1t.-CPl
Van Lear Black. Baltimore pub
Usher, today was speeding along
the first leg OF an air journey of
10000 miles to Cape Town. South
Africa. Tokyo and return-the
longest taxi flight ever made. He
planned 70 make his first stop AZ
Venice, some 200 miles from Croy-
don.
Before hopping off a. 6:2s q. m,
Mr.. Black said: Somehow j had to
york hard all my life, and nov that
~ have a little leisure, ] intend to
see much Of the world as quickly
Is ] can. This is the main reason
for my flight, but / mean also to
visit centers OF various industries in
which I am interested"
Mr.. Black, who flew from Amster-
dam TO the Dutch East Indies and
back last year, was accompanied by
two pilots, an engineer and n valet.
He wore q grey lounge suit when he
climbed into the triple motored
Fokker ~monoplane which he had
hired from n Dutch airline,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-14
Weslaco Pastor
breaches Sermon
To Class Of IS

49, -
wESLACo, May II. -- Weslaco's
class OF IS graduates, following the
b~accalaureate sermon preached here
Sunday, have turned their attention
20 preparation for the commence
ment program which is to be present
ed Friday evening of this week at the
high school auditorium.
The sermon was preached by Rev.
". L. Sheppard, local Presbyterian
minister. at the Baptist church.
The graduates are Jane Stebbins,
Lucille Griffith. Pauline McCslip,
Jewell Watson. Leila Bell Sims, Hon
ore Griffin, Eula Mae Sims, Lila Var
brough, Norma Van Vliet, Mary Lii
liam Ware, Nellie Whitehead, Hazel
Bennett Elizabeth Moore. Irene
Richardson. Mavin Martin. Ivy Will
son, Mildred Meek. Estelle Weissin-
ger, Elva Musick, Thelma Hendrick-
SON, Elizabeth Whitson, Kathryn
Stols, Julia Lee Board, Irving Ault,
Garlan Carr. Fields Hampton, r. d.
Farris. Kenneth Eiandt. J. A. Emery,
Jr., Conrad Voigt. j. n. Head, Jr.,
Floyd Whitaker, Byrd ~Bridgeforth,
Edward Enness, Angel Gonzales
Landois.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-14
Indy LEARNS
OF NAVIGATION
IN SHORT TIME
Instructor Finds Lone
Eagle Is Apt Pupil;
Publisher Hir a
Ship For Long Hop

NEW YORK, May 14-R-coL
Charles A. Lindbergh Is now an ac-
complished navigator. So is Major
Thomas ]. Lanphier, commandant Of
Seilfridge Field, Mich, whose name
has been linked with the flying
cclonel's in some forthcoming aerial
adventure.
Lieut.. COMMANDER P. v. Fl. Weems,
VINO was given n leave Of absence by
the navy department to teach Lind
cergh the latest navigational aids,
round him so art a pupil he is re-
turning to his ship.
"All that l have done with Colonel
L~indbergh Is to demonstrate to him
that ocean navigation can easily be
applied TO aerial navigation" Lieut..
Commander Weems said. cit is sim
PIE and he caught on quickly. / can
DO no more"
OF his ether pupil. Major Ian
phier, the navy navigator, who is
credited by his colleagues with be-
Ing the leading air navigator Of the
service, said:
Major Lanphier knows all about
my methods. / visited him for some
slime and he can easily orient him
self nc any time, regardless of his
location"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-14
U. 3. LoosEs ORGAN ORDER

BERLIN-Germany has placed in
England a 100000 order for theater
organs which American manufactur-
ers tried to get.