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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

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a cation Rio Grande Lodge
"A No. 81. A. F. e. A. w., Ma
IN sonic Temnle. T.30 this eve-
NO< ming. Work in NJ. NJ. de-
~ gree. Visiting brethren fra
ternally invited. r. d.
Howard, ". ~, w. ". Ball. Secy.-
Adv.
County Offices Closcd-During the
summer months the offices of
county clerk. district clerk, county
treasurer. county auditor. will be
closed on Saturdays at 100 o'clock
Adv. IL.
Hosiery Special for Saturday. A
pair silk hose will be presented alb
solutely free to every lady buying a
pair of shoes here At $3.50 up. Good
only for Saturday. 50 be sure and be
here to get your pair silk hose free.
Model Shoe Shop.-Adv.
Has Moved-To Miller hotel corner.
Landin Optical Co.-Adv. $50.
Attend Observation-Disclosures Of old
customers of Manuel Cisneros. who
opeped his drug store No. 2 on
Elizabeth between Tenth and Flew
enth Friday morning. visited the
store during the day. and the pro-
prietor received numerous concrat-
\ ulations on the modern equipment
fsnd convenient arrangement Of the
establishment. The store opened
lfwith a complete line Of drugs. sun
fries. toilet articles. etc A modern
soda fountain is one of the features
Pof the new establishment.
For Saie-Am leaving town and
have eight rooms OF furniture. Some
suitable for light housekeeping. 9i2
Levee street. phone s2.-Adv. II.
Hosiery Special for Saturday. A
pair silk hose will be presented alb
solutely free to every lady buying a
pair of shoes here at $3.50 up. Good
only for Saturday. so he sure and be
here TO get your pair silk hose free.
Model Shoe Shop.-Adv.
To Attend Mesting-H. p. Gal
braith. chairman OF the Cameron
county Garner-for-congress club, will
head q delegation Of Brownsville
residents to Harlingsn Friday night
where they will attend the %organiza-
tion meeting and banquet 10 which
all voting precinct chairmen have
been invited. The meeting will be
held at Hotel Reese-Wil-Mond.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
coels. heals and strengthens sore.
weak, tired eyes. All druggists Csc.
CO. (r~&r
and crop conditions in Starr county
were never better was the report
brought to Brownsville Thursday by
Rev. A. B. Calisle. Baptist minister
&c Rio Grande CITY. Rev. Carlisle
was formerly secretary Of the Wes-
iaco Chamber Of Commerce. He re-
rorted that the recent heavy rains
have proved very beneficial and that
q bumper cotton crop is now in pros
pect in the Rio Grande City section.
Poison Oak or Ivy Il relieved
quickly and permanently with In
perial eczema Remedy. All drug
lgists are authorized to refund your
money II Il fails.-Adv. 90
Complete Brickwork-The brick
work on the 4-story Kress building
between Tenth and Eleventh on
Elizabeth is practically completed
and workmen are now engaged in
putting up the steel work for the
front. Excellent progress has been
made in the construction work. the
contractors report.
Polar Distilled water-Delivered
10 your home. Five gallons. SOC.
Phone No. ]. Model Laundry and
Dry Cleaning Co, Ine.-Adv. G.
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GIVES ESTATES To CITIZENS

uA'LS bSlAIES 10 CITIZENS
CARDIFF. Waler.-Lord Pontv.
pridd be~queathed his marnifjrent
estate TO the citizens OF Cardiff. Of
which he was once mayor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

Bob McE'v ard wife.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08
CITY BRIEFS

Masonic Notice: Called Communi-
a cation Rio Grande Lodge
"a No. 81. A. r. g. A. w., Ma
IN sonic Temnle. 1850 this eve
NO< ming. Work in NJ. NJ. de-
~ gree. Visiting brethren fra
ternally invited. r. D..
howard, ". H., w. W. Ball, Secy.-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

Hosiery Special for Saturday. A
solutely free to every lady buying a
pair of shoes here at $3.50 up. Good
only for Saturday. 50 be sure and be
here to get your pair silk hose free.
Model Shoe Shop.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

Has Moved-To Miller hotel corner.
Landin Optical Co.-Adv. $50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

For Safe-Am leaving town and
have eight rooms Of furniture. Some
suitable for light housekeeping. 9i2
Levee street. phone 72.-Adv. IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

Hosiery Special for Saturday. A
pair silk hose will be presented alb
solutely free to every lady buying a
pair of shoes here at $3.50 UP. Good
only for Saturday. 50 lie sure and be
here TO get your pair silk hose free.
Model Shoe Shon.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

County Offices Closcd-During the
ummer months the offices of
county clerk. district clerk, county
treasurer. county auditor. will be
closed on Saturdays at 100 o'clock
ADV. Ia.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
QUINN WINNER
OF FAST RACE
AT BA MINING
by United Press Leased Wire

BANNING, Calf, May 81
Francis Quinn drove thrilling race
t. win the 50-lap feature event on
the American Legion speed program
here yesterday.
He won another first place, in a
lo-lap affair. Speed lIincklcy need
ed only place to win this year 5
championship trophy and got it by
coming in third in the feature.
Results:
Event No. |, 1O-lap First, Wood
ruff; second Stubbyficld; third,
speed liincklcy. Time, / minutes
II 50 seconds.
Event NO. ,, l0-lap-First, Francis
Quinn; second, Barney Kloepfer;
third, Charles Gettleson. Time 1
minutes ~ 3-j seconds.
Event no. ,. l0-lap-First, Walt
eI May; second, Mel Kcncaly; third,
j. Field. Time + minutes, 81 seconds.
Event No. I, 20lap consolation
First, VIM. Icislcr; second, .Al Cor
don; third, Mel Mckee. Time 9
minutes - seconds.
Event No. ), 5o-lap, main event
First, Francis Quinn; second, Bar
ncy KIocpfcr; third, Speed Hinck-
ley. Time 2i minutes 90 seconds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
YOUNG UNKNOWN
CAPTURES RACE
AT INDIANAPOLIS
California Youth Takes
First Place in Speedway
Classic.
BY BERT M. DEMBY
United Press Staff Correspondent

INDIANAPOLIS, May 3l.--A %
year old dirt track driver, virtually
unknown in big time motor racing,
today received the acclaim that goes
to the winner of America S greatest
speedway classic.
Louis Meyer of Southgatc, Cali
fornia. who came from behind in
Miller Special to win the 800
mile Indianapolis race yesterday, IS
the new speed king.
Meyer, slim black haired, young
man, was the third driver in three
years to rise from obscurity to fame
in the Memorial Day classic Last
year it was George Souders who
crashed into the inner circle of
speedway aces by his victory. The
wear before it was Frank Lockhart,
who was killed at Daytona Beach
recently.
With the exception of last year,
when he served as a relief driver
for brief interval, Meyer had
never been on the indianapolis track
except as a mechanic. In the 1927
race he took the wheel of Wilbur
Shaw $ car for few laps, but
Shaw came back into the race and
finished fourth.
Meyer s race yesterday was a
steady, consistent performance
throughout. He was ninth at the
, end of the first 30 miles, eighth at
the 100 mile mark, then worked up
tc fourth position in the next 100
miles.
At 800 miles he had edged into
second place but dropped back into
third at 800. He stayed there unit
the last 81 miles of the race and
when Jimmy Gleason took his Grip
Iled Dcusenberg into the pits at the
1s6th lap, Meyer forged into the
lead and held it.
His time for the distance was
5:0l;33.75 an average of 99.482
miles an hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Sunday Morning
Baseball Game

The West Coast Theatre baseball
team Of San Bcrnardino, which plays
the Ell Ccntro-B -Brawlcy All Stars
Sunday morning, June 3, at 10
0 clock at Brawley Base Ball Park,
has been in existence for two sea-
sons of play. 1t is rated as one Of
the fastest scmipro mines of South
crn California and ranks with the
Triple A Semi-Pro League of Los
Angeles and vicinity.
The movie team is composed of
former high school and college stars.
Three of its players are no strang.
crs to the Imperial Valley, having
at various times played in valley
cities with San Bernardino high
school baseball and football teams.
The West Coast nine is we'll for
tilted in every position. 1t carries
five pitchers, any one of whom is
capable of going the route against
high class opposition, but the beau
ty Of the arrangement is that these
hurlcrs, when not engaged on the
mound, also can play the outfield
and lend power to the offensive of
the team with their batting.
Lefty McCaIcy, formerly of the
University of Oregon, will get the
call for the slab in the game here
next Sunday morning, according 70
word received today by Manager
IIamcrslough from Manager Bill
Stewart of the theatre squad. Rob
crt BUS Fox, who played one sea
son in the Utah-Idaho league, will
be on the receiving end.
The balance of the team will line
up with Thoms at first base, Lang
ford, second, Richardson, short,
lTodson (ficld captain) third, and
Montague, Rowe and Stone in the
outficld.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
WATCHING The
SC0REBOARD
by United Press Leased Wire

Yesterday Hero Garland RraX
ton, crStwhilc Yankee southpaW
who silcnccd the heavy artillery OF
the New York Yankees while the
last plac" Washington Senators put
over a ) to o victory.
4 double by Dugan and singles
by Gchrig and Combs wore the cx
t,ut of the Yankees offensive for
'hc day. Hob Reeves and Goose
HoNlin drove in all the Senators
-uuS.
Scoring only one run in lS in
ningS, the thicago Cubs lost =
double header to the Cincinnati
Reds, RiNcy won the first game
6 TO ., while Jakic May got credit
for winning the second game, > to
! in ten innings after rcIicvcing Ray
kolp with the cubs leading. The
double defeat dropped the Cubs to
fourth place.
Six BROOKLYN errors helped the
New York Giants beat the Robins,
Q to ! and go into SECOND place. The
second game was called with the
score tied, -, At tho end Of tn"
sixth because Of rain.
Spurrcd on by Rogers ITornsby,
the Boston Braves beat the Phlics
twice } to >, and II to ;. Hornshy
hit his fifth and sixth home runs.
Pack in their stride, the Philadel
phia Athletics gained a game and
n half on the Yankees by taking Il
double header from the Boston Red
SoX s to /, and . to >.
Winning both games by one run
the Detroit Tigers beat the Clcvc-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31

EXCHANGE-136 room apartment
house, $3.50 per room per month.
Furniture and lease $4,000. Nets
5000 per montt. Will trade for
land. j. s. Fash, 237 So. Flower
St, Los Angeles. 31t6
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31

LOST-Orangc Persian cat. Name
Diana. 548 Holt. Phone 1861.
/31t2
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
SENATORS LEAD
COAST LEAGUE
BY HALF GAME
Ey United Press Leased Wire

Sacramento lost doublchcader
to Hollywood at Los Angeles yes,
terdav and its Pacific coast league
lead was cut to a scanty half game.
San Francisco, in second position,
lost its chance to step in front when
1t divided double bill at Portland,
losing the first game ) to !, and
taking the second, 8 to ,.
Oakland beat Mission twice, )
10 and 3 to ,, the second fray 60
ing ten innings.
Los Angeles won the first game
at Seattle, but lost the second. Both
scores were to 3.
The Hollywood Sacramento scores
V ere 12 to and to 4.
Hollywood now has three games
to none lead over the Sacs for the
series. Oakland leads Mission, 2 to
l, Los Angeles and Seattle have
each won a game and Portland and
San Francisco stand the same.
Five runs in the eighth inning
gave the Stars the first game after
each. team had pounded out II hits.
Sacramento ovcrcamc Hollywood S
carly lead in the second contest, but
then the Stars rallied in the seventh
and eighth, the latter an extra in
ming, with two runs to win out
Kerr and Vera of the winners got
home runs in the first game.
Portland pounded Oliver Mitchell!
in the first game to Beat the Seals,
Ncrkcs twirling steadily. Sncad
Jolly hit two home runs in the af-
tornoon game, each with a man on
base, to give San Francisco good
lead.
Howard Craghcad shut the Mis-
sion out in the morning game, but
in the afternoon Oakland had to go
ten innings to beat the Bells. Mission
got a run i'll the eighth to make il
: to >, but the effort proved useless
when the Oaks got the winning run
in the tenth.
Fcnton, of Oakland, got a home
run in the afternoon game.
Earfoot, of the Angels, held
Seattle to six hits and won the first
game, to ,. Seattle got four runs,
one at a time, to take the lead and
win the second game.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
CALEXECO HIGH
SCORES WIN IN
SHUTOUT GAME

"Bob" Para, Calcxico High
School twirlcr held the Swcetwatcr
team to one lone hit in the title
conference diamond clash at Cal
cxico yesterday afternoon and the
Bulldogs rompcd home easy winners
by 10 to 0 score.
Para was in. superb form, striking
out 16 batsmcn and at no time
during the game did the visitors
even threaten to register n run.
\ single by Bowman, Sweetwater
first sackcr, kept Para from twirl-
ing a hit, no run game.
The victory puts CalcXico into the
scmi-finals for the Southern Cali
fornia High School championship.
The Bulldogs will travel to San
Diego Saturday to meet the San
Diego team, the winner of this
struggle to clash with the winner of
the Santa Barbara FL Monte con
test for the championship.
Rene Garcia led the CalcXico hit
ting attack, the Bulldogs convert
ing ! ! hits into 10 runs.
The score:
r II /
Swcctwatcr .........-..-,.....,-..... l
Batteries; Para and Blackman
Guichard, Arnold and Mason.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31

FOR SALE-Rcal saddle horse;
year old high grade Holstein bull,
mostly white; 10 shoat pigs. Joe
Abacherli, p miles south east
FL Centre. 31t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31

Land Indians + to 3, and 6 to ),
the last game going II innings.
The st. Louis Browns strengthen
Cd their hold on fourth place by de
feating the Chicago White Sox
twice, 3 to !. and ) to >.
The Pittsburgh Pirates, besct
with cripplcs and invalids, lost their
fifth and sixth straight games as
tho St. Louis Cardinals won, 10
to |, and + to 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
COAST LEAGUE
YesterdaY's Results

Hollywood 12.j, Sacramento ~.
Portland 81, San Francisco l.s.
Oakland %, Missions o..
Los Angeles 4-@, Seattle 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Cincinnati -, Chicago .0.l.
81. Louis lO-4, Pittsburgh, Is.
New York %, Brooklyn u, see
ond game tied, 6 innings.
Boston 10, Philadelphia 5-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterd S Results

Washington >, New York O; sec
oud game postponed, rain.
Detroit 40, Cleveland 81.
Philadelphia 50, Boston ID.
81. Louis s., Chicago =.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
Legion To Give
Dance Tonight

Under the auspices of Boycc-Aten
Post, American Legion, 4 free dance
viii be given tonight in Masonic
Hail. The affair is in the nature
Of a wind-up of tho post $ season
and gives the members an oppor-
imity to express their thanks 10
those who have attended its various
social functions during the season.
Good music has been obtained for
the occasion and an enjoyable time
is assured for all who attend.
Mrs. II. o. Pennington, New Fry
mouth, Idaho, reports a New Iea-
land rabbit having a litter of II
and eight weeks later a litter Of u.
All Fl lived to maturity.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31

In the Matter of the Estate of
Richard Cohen, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given that n
petition for the probate of the will
of Richard Cohen, deceased, and for
the issuance to Alice VI. Stewart
of letters tcStamentary, has been
filed in this court, and that Fri
day. the Sth day of juno, A. D.,
1928. at o clock p. m, of said day,
AT the courtroom Of Department :
of said court, at tho Courthouse in
the City of FL Centre, County Of
Imperial, state of California, has
been set for the hearing of said
petition, when and where any per
son interested may appear and con-
test the same, and show cuasr, if
any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated May 2s, 1928.
c. G. MOCSSE,AT, Clerk.
BY G. +, Williford, Deputy Clerk.
NJ % to j Zinc
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31

La Cadcna Drive, between River
side and Cotton, is to be widened
and improved.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
Situatiors Wanted

WANTED - Experienced waitress
for extra work. Ike 5 Coffee Shop.
29ty
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31

LOS ANGELES, May 2l.-Kano
Nakamura, the flashy, heavy punch
ing little Japanese feathcrwcight,
has signed to meet Leo Wolfe,
Seattle, in the four round feature
at Main Street Athletic Club Sat
urday night
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
So. California
Sport Briefs
Uy United Press Leased Wire

PASADENA, Calf, May ,3l.--
Neal Clishv, negro heavyweight who
recently knocked cut Pasadena $
spectacular colorcd fighter, Mack
House, will battle Vie Alexander
here tonight.
Alexander is also negro He has
met Clisby four times, winning
twice, losing once and getting Il
draw the other time.
frankie Arrcgon and Archie Ack-
IRIS, lightweights, tangln in the
scmi-windup. Three other fights
round out the card.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
TODAYS WANTS

SLEEPING ROOMS-627 Orange.
Hot and cold water Free parking
space. 16tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
Help Wanted Female

WANTED-Young lady or woman
to assist in small cafe. No bak-
ing. No roasting. $500 Room
and board or salary and boarc.
Polly s Place, Imperial and San
Diego highway. 29t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
For Rent, Houses

FOR RENT-5 room furnished house
in Jacumba, 457 Brighton. 29tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31

NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLICA-
TION FOR LETTERS TESLA
MENTARY.
In the Superior Court of the County
of Imperial, State of California.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31

MAN NTED-As canvasser.
Salary paid. Call 653 Main ST.
31t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
$4,000
HERMAN c. LYNN

TRUCK HEADQUARTERS
sos T. Street. Phone 3l5.25
san BERNARDINO 3lt6
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31
Help Wanted Male

WANTED-Man and wife to work
on ranch. Lady to cook. p. o.
Box S33, FL Centre. 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-31

| T0DAYS WANTS |
SLEEPING ROOMs-627 Orange.
Hot and cold water. Free parking
space. 16tf
MAN WA NTED-As canvasser.
Salary paid. Call 653 Main ST.
sits
LOST-Orangc Persian cat. Name
Diana. 548 Holt. Phone 1861.
/31t2
FOR RENT-Fivc room modern
house. 1910 Olive. 31t3
WANTED-Alfalfa TO cut, S5c an
acre, rake and bunch 40c. See me
about plowing Frank J. Fergu-
son, Rte. !, Box 80, Imperial.
31t6
FOR SALE-Rcal saddle horse;
year old high grade Holstein bull,
mostly white; 10 shoat pigs. Joe
Abacherli, p miles south east
Ell Centre. 31t3
EXCHANGE-136 room apartment
house, $3.50 per room per month.
Furniture and lease $4,000. Nets
5000 per montt. Will trade for
land. j. S. Fash, 237 So. Flower
St, Los Angeles. 31t6
FOCND-BUnch of keys. Fifth and
Commercial Inquire Press Of
flee. 31t3
FLAT FOR RENT-San Diego. For
rent during months July and Au-
gust, beautifully furnished flat,
including Steinway piano, sun
porch, entrance hall, large living
room, dining room, two large bed
rooms, kitchen and bath. Excel
lent garage. Property located in
exclusive residential district.
Rent $4,000. This is splendid val
uc and is available only to adults
with references. L. A. Walker,
1049 Second st. 31t3
FOR SALE-Or exchange, Buick
roadster in fine condition, for
large ear. Phone 436J. 31t2
PRACTICAL nurse wanted. Call
2S3J. 31t3
FOR REMISSION sleeping room,
hot water and shower 764 Olive.
stiff
WANTED Woman for general
II mountains. S27 He'll. Phone
757. 31t3
FOR RENT-Completcly and nice
ly furnished cottage at Jacum.
ba. June and July only. Very rea.
sonable to responsible party.
Phone 442M or 22SW. 31t3
FOR SALE+New 16 inch Emerson
revolving fan. Also 80 pound
white enamel refrigerator. Very
reasonable. Phone 442M or 22SW.
31t3
WANTED-Radio loud speaker. FL
Dorado Hotel. 31t2
MY $4,000 EQUITY in Chevrolet
Coach, 5 months old, for sale 5000
or trade its equivalent. 3S2 Main
st. Ell Centre. stiff
FOR RENT-Wcst of Brawlcy, a
40 for vegetables. Also 40 in al
falfa and 80 for corn. Sec Strick-
Ter at Soncs Lumber Co. 31t3
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Rising School Costs
Subject of Comment

From The Cleveland News.
An unpleasant phenomenon OF the
period since the beginning Of the war
has been the rising school costs which
have increased tax burdens in every
city. Part OF the increase can be at
tributed to the declining purchasing
power Of the dollar Another item max
ing for increase Is the changing con-
ception of what constitutes an intel
ligent educational policy, The child of
today needs a different equipment from
what the youngsters Of the 90s and the
beginning of the present century found
satisfactory.
On the other hand there is no doubt
that the American public has been too
uncritical in viewing educational
charges 1t Is fallacious notion that
every cent which goes into our schools
Is bound TO be well spent. There are
many real educators, but there are also
educator politicians, and the latter are
interested more in milking the public
treasury than In assuring better edu-
cational advantages 10 the children
under their control.
Supt. Jones belongs distinctly TO the
real educator class 1t will be as an
experienced educator that he will con-
fer In May and October with group
OF citizens who have assumed critical
attitude toward our mounting school
costs.
The meetings should be characterized
by ffiendliness and frankness, Invita-
tions should be accepted In the spirit
in which they are offered the >ole
concern being the welfare and the fu-
ture progress OF the Cleveland school
system
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Praises Pursuer
In Hit-and-Run Chas.

TO the Editor of The Star:
There should be medals available for
distinguished services Of good citizens.
A case in point is that OF jefferson D.
Brooks of Washington. who for keen
sense OF civic duty. quicknesS of action.
bravery and sacrifice is entitled to the
roll of honor.
! do not know Mr. Brooks. but he was
heroic participant in a hit-and-run
accident that might easily have been
fatal. Monday night. just south of
Connecticut Avenue Bridge, swiftly
driven machine crashed into Chevro-
let going south also overturning 1t and
injuring the occupant. The collidor
continued at top speed, his front wheels
Screeching from the collision.
Being bound the other way. STOP
ped TO help pick up the victim and took
him to Emergency Hospital The guilty
party would have escaped except that
Mr.. Brooks followed him to Florida
avenue and then actually ditched the
fugitive. injuring his own machine as
well as the other
incidentally. fine OF SITS Is q puny
penalty for such an offense. Any one
who is party to dangerous accident
and deliberately attempts 10 escape
should face a mandatory Jail sentence.
ROSSEL EDW. MITCHELL.
Evening star., 1928-03-23

Friends and admirers OF Col. Charlie
A Lindbergh. and that includes just
about everybody In the wide world. who
nave been spprehensiPe ot his safety
while flying his @ell-worn Spirit Of 81
Louis viii be grstihed 70 learn that the
latest model Of passenger r-carrying air
craft Is 10 be presented 10 him. TIL"
new machine. It Is understood will b.
given jointly by the makers of the en-
CINE, the Instruments and the plane IT.
self Each manufacturer has contrib
nfed fis specially for Lindy's perfect
snip
II Is q particularly happy idea 10 fur
nisb the fiving colonel with The most
modern plane that il Is possible ~ con-
struei u Will have landing lights
sfresnliDe6 into the wings. self.
starter releases for landing flares. q
comfortable eabin. seating four with
perfect vision wicker chairs the new
est instruments on q solid mahogany
dashboard, and beautiful motor trim
med externally with nickel plate, II
viii be ds luxe snip la every detail
When tie new plane Is delivered 10
Iindy Ia few days II VIII probably
rnesn that the famous spirit 0f Bi
Louis wili start Oh q. WAY 10 The smith
soBian Institution, there 10 take 4 prom
i1Gnt place anaa0g otlaeF history ~inak ,