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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16
Royal Giants Break
Even With Seattle Team

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, March H.
The Seattle Indians broke. even in
their two-gamc series with the Royal
Giants, a, colored team, by winning
Saturday, Ia to 8, and losing Sun
day, 10 to 2.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16
Want "Farina" for Stage

LOS ANGELES-"LiP Farina"
Hoskins, diminutive actor in "0ur
Gang comedies, may go on the stage
This spring. The Keith-Albee-orphe
um interests arc making negotiations
for the services of Parma and
Tiny Cab, white, for a tour.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16
'Farina' Stays With Gang

Los ANGELES.-Four white ju-
veniles will be dropped from the Hal
Roach studio payroll March "a, be-
cause they have grown too large for
their parts. "Farina' Hoskins is still
with the gang"
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16
Notice Agents
and Correspondents

Beginning with our issue April
The Enterprise will be published
on Thursday instead of Friday. All
news letters and articles for publica-
ton must be in our office not later
than Tuesday.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16
Dudley Named Horse
For White Producer

WASHINGTON. - S. H. Dudley's
two-year-old stud; Snuffy, who will
carry the Dudley colors of old rose
and blue, when the Bowie track OPP
ems this spring, was named by the
veteran Snowman, for Dave Marion,
white producer, whom Dudley cred
its with giving him his start in the
theatrical business.
Snuffy, whose full name is "Snuf-
fly, the Cabman," is rated as one of
the finest in the business and "Uncle
Dud'' is rated as about the wealthiest
race Snowman in this country. "Snuf-
fy'' with the rest of the Dudley sta
hles is being conditioned at the OH
Bennings race track.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16
"Porgy" to Go On Road

NEW YoRK.-"Porgy'', the South
Carolina folk play starring Frank
Wilson at the Republic, will close
here in March and open its road
tour at Boston. The drama, which
played it's 10th performance Mon
day, has been crossing approximate
" $4,000 each week.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16
Afro American Club :

95 Ycslcr Way Main SDS2
Geo. Smith, president; VIM. Bunch,
vice president; e. Stone, secretary,
VIM. Miller, manager
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-20
DRYS SEEK TO
WEDGE SOUTH,
SMITH APART
Bishop James Cannon
Opens Democratic Offices
to Aid Hoover.
BY HERBERT LITTLE
United Press staff Correspondent
Copyright. 1923. by United Pressl

SALISBURY, N. c., July 2J.-A
hardy little fighting man, Bishop
James Cannon of Richmond, south
ern Methodist leader who directed
the fight for the Eighteenth Amend
ment, told the United Pres StOday
he would open Immediately south
ern dry anti-Smith Democrat"
headquarters in Richmond, Va.
Cannon said he was confident
the campaign would break the solid
South and elect Herbert Hoover
Although in i'll health from the ef-
fectS of an attack of African fever
he is bishop of Africa-Canaon
said, II would be a traitor If I did
not do all could to smash Tam
many now"
He suffered from an attack on
the train here Thursday night en-
route from Asheville. N. c., where
he and Dr. A. j. Barton directed
the organization of the campaign.
The bishop took some medicine and
changed trains, and will reach
Richmond late today or Saturday.
Outlinging the campaign, he said
pamphlets. the secular press and
speakers would be widely used. He
said most of the labor of the cam
paign would be by volunteers. A
lifelong Democrat, Bishop Cannon
said, IF we could defeat Smith any
other way than by electing Hoover,
we would do it," Cannon said the
battle was practically won.
"The revolt against Smith in the
South is so great that there is no
question that when the facts are
laid before the voters they will know
they should follow the traditions
Of the Democratic party by voting
against Smith," he said.
Cannon, man of independent
means, has been fighting liquor for
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-20

forty years. At the same time he
has headed colleges. edited news
paper and carried on extensive
church duties. He has never re-
ceived a cent of salary from the
Anti-Saloon League, according to
league officials, although he is one
of its two important Southern lead
erS at the present time.
He said the Richmond head
quarters would be maintained with
as small staff as possible to receive
large quantities of money in small
contributions, the campaign chest
having been started Thursday in
Asheville by pledges and gifts
totaling several thousand dollars.
The fourteen different State Anti
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-20

Smith Democrat organizations were
started today with the return Of the
delegates from Asheville. Each State
will select two members to ma
tional executive committee, to work
with Cannon and DR.. A. j. Barton,
Atlanta Baptist leader, the national
executives of this movement.
The State organizations will CO.
ordinate the effort of numerous
Anti-Saloon League branches,
Women's Christian Temperance
Unions, and ministers and other
church workers, who join in the
campaign. Each two will be divided
and apportioned among the various
volunteers for canvassing, if the
response for workers is as large as
expected
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-20
JACK JOHNSON
ADDRESSES 100
CARRIER BOYS
PugiIiSt Tells Times Group
to Guard Health in Talk
on Boxing

John Arthur (Jack) Johnson, ex-
champion heavyweight pugilist of
the world, appeared in a ten-round
exhibition bout at Douglass Park,
Thursday night before a large
crowd.
Jack, now Sc, appeared much
younger in his fast workout with
Rough House Wilson of Kansas
City. He spends most of his time
now conducting a training school
in Chicago.
johnson addressed 100 Indian
apolis Times crariers at the Colored
Y. M. G. A., at 10 this morning,
speaking on Boxing" and admon-
ished the boys in the care of their
bodies.
Takes Milwaukee Post
Miss Bernice Copeland, business
and industrial secretary of the
Phyllis Wheatly branch Y. w. c. A,
has accepted position in Mil
waukee, as promotional director in a
new building campaign.
She has served the Indianapolis
association four years. She is
graduate of Ohio State University,
and is now attending the business
girls conference in West Virginia.
She will spend two weeks with her
parents at Winchester, Ind, on her
return, and will begin her new
duties Sept. l.
The Colored Orphans Home man
agement was host to the Friends
Church and members of the State
board Of charities Thursday. Charles
Reeves of the Ballard Ice Cream
Company addressed the children.
Union Outing Planned
A mass meeting of the four
Negro Methodist Episcopal churches
of the city, will be held at p. m.
Sunday afternoon, July %, with the
Rev. E. A. White presiding. The Rev.
j. G. Hayes, Barnes chapel; the Rev.
D. E. Skelton, SCOTS chapel; the
Rev. o. H. Banks, st. Paul Mis-
sion and j. A. Patton will appear
on the program.
A Union outing will be given by
the four churches Friday, July q,
at Douglass Park.
First Baptist Church, Fall Creek
Blvd. and RAIDER ST., has closed its
series of ten meetings. Communion
services will be held Sunday NOM
ing. The Rev. F. F. Young will
speak at the evening services.
State Meeting Closer
Ralph G. Smith, boys work sec
retary of the Y. M. G. A., will di-
rect a program at $3.50 p. m, Sun
day, July %, at Allen Chapel A.
M. E. Church. The Rev. w. D.
Shannon is pastor.
State deaconess conference closed
at Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church
Thursday. Mrs. Carrie Hill is pres
ident.
Mrs. Lila M. Duerson has gone
to Hyannisport, Mass, for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Ada Morris is spending sew
eral weeks in Chicago with her
daughter, Mrs. Virgil Williams.
OhiOians Guests Here
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Lackey, Will
berforce, Ohio, are the guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. Clarence Burbridge.
Mrs. Lillian Lemon is spending
the summer in Philadelphia. STE is
president of the Cosmopolitan
School of Music.
Old Settlers Club will meet with
Mrs. Mary Toles, POOP Hillside Ave,
Tuesday, July "a. Mrs. Ella Coy-
ington is president.
The Orphans Home Band will
give a special program at the X.
Of P. Hall, Senate Ave. and Wal
nut ST., Sunday afternoon.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-20
DYING WOMAN KILLS
HER SLEEPING HUSBAND
Shoots Mate So He Will Not Grieve
When She Passes On.

BU Untte6 Press
PARIS, July 20.-A new form OF
mercy murder" was recognized to-
day when police released without
bail Nine. Albert Copitet, Sc, who
shot her sleeping husband because
she did not want him to grieve for
her when she died.
Nine. Copitet is doomed by
physicians as a hopeless suflCrer
from cancer. She shot her husband
at their home at Chalons-Sur
Marne.
Il loved him." Nine. Copitet told
police. II know / am dying and ]
did not want him to survive me. ]
did not have the courage to kill my
self after I hasl kind him."
Police decided that prosecution
was useless in view of Nine
Copitet's condition.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-20
DALEY GIVEN DINNER

Frank G. Daley, Democratic
candidate for Governor, was guest
Of honor at a dinner given by
Custodian Robert w. Sanford Of
Morris Square Park at the Denison
Hotel Thursday night. Prominent
Democrats attended.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-20
RITES FOR FATHER OF
MRS. HOOVER TODAY
Body Will Be Cremated, Laid 10
Rest Near Palo Alto.

Rest Near PalO Alto.
BH United Press
PALO ALTO, Cal, July 20.-The
body Of Charles D. Henry will lie In
state in the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, here this
morning.
A multitude of friends of the
aged man will be allowed to pass
through the house for last glimpse
of the body before the funeral serv-
ices this afternoon.
DR.. A. z. Murray, who has been
at Stanford University since 1892,
will conduct the services.
Henry's body will be cremated in
San Francisco. Burial will be in
the Alta Mesa Cemetery near here.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-20
BAN ON KLAN PARADES
No Public Appearances Until After
November Election.

BU United Press
CHICAGO, July 20.-No public
parades will be held by knights of
Ku-Klux Klan until after the No
vember election, it was decided by
district heads of the Klan in the
closing session of the national bien-
NAL convention here.
This decision, minor alterations in
by-laws and adoption of a ten-year
ritualistic program comprised the
major accomplishments of the four
day secret sessions, according to Hi
ram W. Evans, imperial wizard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14

Austria has marked the one-hun-
srsdth anniversary OF the introduc-
sion Of the accordion. devised in
rat country, TO other parts Of Eu-
~npe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14
MOON ECLIPSE
NOVEMBER Il
Lunar Orb Will Be
Covered by Shadow
Nearly an Hour

A total eclipse Of the moon will
occur Nov. "a. early in the morning.
Ii will be visible from beginning to
end everywhere in the United States.
The moon will enter the earth's
shadow ut 1924 a. m. Total eclipse
begins ut 4:33 and lasts until 4:29
o'clock, when the noon begins to
emerge. At $50 a. m. the eclipse
will be over. The time given Is Cen
trail Standard.
Although the moon will be entirely
within the shadow for nearly an hour
it probably will not disappear from
view. The reason is that consider
able sunlight il refracted into the
shadows through the ring Of the
earth's atmosphere. around the base
Of the shadow.
Dim and Noticeably Red
The moon ut that time will be dim
and noticeably red like the setting
sun. Usually dark eclipses accom-
pany stormy conditions all around
the shadow base. The brightest ones
occur whea no clouds are there to
stop the light. Mixed conditions give
a spotted appearance to the eclipsed
moon.
While a lunar eclipse does not
much affect us on the earth, il would
be a serious matter If we lived on
the moon. Recent observations Of
eclipses have shown that the temper
allure of the moons surface drops
from ITO degrees Fahrenheit imme-
diately before the eclipse 10 100 de-
grees below zero during the total
phase.
A drop Of 800 degrees in an hour
or two il a cold wave no one would
care TO observe at close quarters. OF
course. no one lives on the noon. for
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THE PROGRAM
Tonight, $3.50


Main evcnt-Saenz vs.. Hunt
100 Founders.
PRELIMINARIES-4 ROUNDS
Joe yillareal V. Young Lencho.
Guerra vs.. Zepeda-135 lbs.
Lupe ". Castron-11S lbs.
MarroGuin ". Padron. $50 lbs.
Twenty-four rounds Of boxing will
be reeled off at the Fort Brown skat-
ing rink tonight, beginning at $3.50.
Promoter Tex Becerril, assisted by
Fort Brown authorities. is putting on
this, the first boxing card that will
have been had in Fort Brown in sew
eral months.
The main event will be an eight
round 20 between Kid Saenz Of Mer-
cedes and Young Hunt Of Harrington.
These scrappers weigh 1870 pounds.
Last week they fought in McAllen,
and a foul disqualified Saenz. Thus,
il will be a more or less grudge
fight tonight. These boys can give
and take, say Becerril. They are
fast and eager to mix it.
The feature Of the card, is that all
the fighters are more or less light
weights-scrappers Of this weight
have. as a whole, given satisfaction
to Valley fandom. Heavyweights are
hard 10 find who will come down
here for what inducement there is
and who can deliver the goods.
A San Benito scrapper, Joe Villa
real. and a Brownsville mauler. Young
Lencho. both weighing lis pounds,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14

AL a recent dinner in London a
large portion Of beef was carries
around the room by q procession Of
r,n. following the English flag.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14
DUCLE CORPS
IOBE SENT TO
C.OFC.PARLEY
Legion Organization
TO Be In Laredo;
Local Directors In
Enthusiastic Meet

Inc Brownsville Chamber or Com
merce will send the bugle and drum
sorps OF the American Legion post
nere TO the South Texas Chamber Of
commerce convention. which opens
= Laredo Monday, IL was decided at
: meeting Of the board Of directors
last night.
However. the chamber will en-
oeavor to get enough automobiles 70
make the trip. each car carrying one
~ more members Of the corps.
Inc chamber also will pay the ex-
penses OF the winner of the school
essay contest on my Home Town."
20 the convention, the essay to be
read before the convention. 1t Is ex-
peeted that this also will be auto
mobile transportation.
Urge Big Delegation
In view Of the fact that Laredo
sent a large delegation to Browns
vile for the convention last year, it
We'd seem to be proper for Browns
TO be we'll represented there
Ibis year" q. A. R~osenthal. president
OF the chamber said.
The total expense was expected to
Dc under $50 70 the chamber.
~ vas decided also 70 prepare ap-
propriate entertainment for the fiji
teen members of the board Of direc-
tors Of the Houston Chamber Of
commerce, who will visit the Valley
IN December. This trip will take the
place of the annual chamber Of COM
naerce membership tour out Of Hous-
ton.
Judge II. l.. Yates, attorney for the
chamber in connection with the mat
Ter OF the proposed navigation dis
trict for Brownsville, announced that
plans are ready for the hearing be-
fore the commissioners court Thurs
day.
To Welcome Tourists
Judge Yates said he expected that
the hearing would last the entire day.
George ManSur. Of the community
house committee. was authorized to
continue the work of the committee
In connection with plans for tourist
entertainment during the winter. II
was decided that for the present the
tourist hall at the chamber Of COM
merce will be used for the
II. McChesney and Joe Celaya were
authorized to consummate the pur-
chase of a new automobile for the
use OF the chamber. The old a r
bought in 1915. will be sold In trade.
Members Of the board present were.
q A. Rosenthal. president: Jesse
bennett, r. G. Morris. X. McChesney.
George Mansur w. b. Clint and
Judge III. L. Yates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14
Boxing is TO Revue
In Fit. ByOaUn Arena
Wednesd0y8 :3Op. m.

will open the proceedings, in what il
expected to be one Of the best cur
tain r~aisers ever staged in the Val
ley. They are fast steppers and ac-
ton apIenty is promised by this pair.
Kid Guerra Of San Benito. declares
he can whip Joe Zepeda Of Browns
Vile. Their weights will be l35
pounds. Guerra has 4 large follow
Ing in the Resaca City and Zepeda
il popular with Brownsville fight
fans.
Rocoue Padron-baseball player.
ard a%ll-around athlete, will take on
Joe Marroquin, in the semi-final.
Marroquin's home Is in San Benito
and Padron is a Brownsville athlete.
They weigh $50 pounds.
Padron declared to Promoter Bee
erril that he would whip Marroquin,
and Marroquin countered with the
statement that Padron didn't pos
sess the necessary punch and abil-
ity. This will be a fight worth see
ing.
After watching the scrappers in
their workouts several days ago. fans
came away with the impression that
il would be q determined bunch Of
fighters. when they step into the
ring for their wallops tonight.
"We are trying TO build up a clean
cut fighting program semi-monthly,"
Promoter Becerril said today. "And
with that end in view. we have OBJ
tanned the fighters whom we consid-
e. best for the opening card. Of
coure we are not paying big purses
just the opposite. These fighters
will have to hustle all the time, or
they won't get a cent" Becerril says.
Popular prices Of SIS and So cents
will be charged.
Everything Is in readiness to take
car of a large crowd. Seats have
been arranged, the ring put in con-
dition, and the weather looks fine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14

distance from Us the shadow would
appear ~ = dark circle 5To0 miles
In diameter-ample space for the
moon. whose diameter II only 1850
miles.
At intervals OF 20 IL days the
moon then nc the full phase, over
takes the shadow; but ID passes usu-
ally above or below and no eclipse
results. Conditions are now most
favorable for eclipses nc the times
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14
SAN BENITO FOLK
TO START SUNDAY
Especial to The Herald)

FSpeclaI 70 The HeraIdl
SAN BENITO, Nov. 1.-THE San
Benito Municipal band. which last
year was honorcd as the Gold Medal
Band of the South Texas Chamber
lcf Commerce, will leave here Sunday
for Laredo in a bus. according 10 r..
Ralph Willis, director.
The San Benito band will play at
all official functions. as IL is the Of
fetal band of the organization.
IL viii not compete however, with
the 80 odd other bands which will be
~ the convention.
A number Of other San Benito res
idents will leave by automobile Sun
day or Monday morning, for the ron
v~ention in Laredo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14

IL You Have anything to haul or
store. phone 278.-Valley Bonded
Warehouse & Storage Co.-Adv. II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14
500 Homeseekers
Begin Year Rush
10 Valley Sites

Opening the years first big rush
81 homeseekers to the Valley. some
500 have come in by the Missouri
Pacific Lines during the last week,
according 10 the local offices.
"A special train. bringing q large
number under the sponsorship Of
several land companies. came 70 the
upper section Of the Valley Monday.
They we're shown over the various
developments.
Six extra Pullmans were brought
in on regular schedules Tuesday,
These we're followed By four We'd
nesday morning.
More excursions are in sight, II
was stated. and il IL expected that
they will continue steadily.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14
FOCH SAYS NAPOLEON
STILL GUARDS FRANCE

PARIS. Nov. 1...-Napoleon, the
great soldier, gets a new tribute or
admiration from Marshal Foch. the
gereralissimo Of the greatest army
the world has ever seen. IE q lit
tie volume. "A Soldiers Words
just published. the marshal com
ments Of the Emperor.
The chief OF the Great war says
TO the Little Corporal:
Sire, sleep in peace: even In
your tomb you still work for
France"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14
CHINESE PIRATES ARE
FORCED TO MOVE ON

F00CH0W. China. Nov. i5.-tP-
Pirates Of the province az Fukien
have begun moving TO other parts az
China since the provisional govern
ment put into effect special meas
ures for the suppression Of piracy at
tacgks on steamers plying up and
down the coast. Armed guards have
been placed on all vessels ~voyarinr
between Fukien ports. HongkonT and
Shagnhai and wireless sets installed
to seind messages for help in event
Of emergency.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14

IL II airless and entirely barren.
It is the absence Of atmospheric
protection that permits the sudden
change of temperature. During the
long lunar night the cold il even
more intense; n thermometer mt the
surface would not register higher
than ESQ degrees below zero.
Million Miles In Space
The earth's conical shadow stretch
es nearly a million miles into space.
On q screen placed at the moons
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14
CITY BRIEFS

IL You Have anything to haul or
store. phone 278.-Valley Bonded
Warehouse & Storage Co.-Adv. II.
All Kinds Of feed at hardtime pric-
es.-valley Bonded Warehouse 4
Storage Co.-Adv. II.
Boys to Partners-Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Seraphis Of San Bsnito and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baldas OF
Brownsville the birth OF
sons. The Baldas baby was born
early Friday, and the Seraphis young
stcr, which weighed eleven pounds.
was born Saturday afternoon at
Mercy hospital. Mr.. Sersphis and Mr..
Baldas are part owners Of the White
Kitchen in this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Seraphis reside in San Benito. where
Mr.. Seraphis operates the Manhattan
cafe.
Let Us fix you for the cold wealth
or. Gas. oil and wood heaters at
Cloetta's. Phone 14i. adv. G5)
DON'T BE LATE-Reserve your
tickets today for Naughty Marietta
and avoid last minute rush. This II
the biggest attraction ever in the
Valley. Seat sale in lobby Capitol
theater.
You Call 27s. We haul.-valley
Bonded Warehouse a Storage Co..
Adv. II.
An~nu,rA EnN-Nv nnI Me-
Morris Edelstein nnoun the birth
Of a son at . o'clock Friday night.
Mother and child are reported doing
we'll.
DON'T BE LATE-Reserve your
tickets today for Naughty Marietta
and avoid last minute rush. This
IS the biggest attraction ever in the
Valley. Seat sale in lobby Capitol
theatcr.
Rent the Johnston's Electric Floor
Waxer. - per day with one can
Johnston's Wax. at Cloetta's. Phone
lil.-adv.
DON'T BE LATE-Reserve your
tickets today for Naughty Marietta
and avoid last minute rush. This il
the biggest attraction ever in the
Valley. Seat sale in lobby Capitol
theater.
Fresh Sea Foods arriving daily.
Best meal 70 he had al Sanitary Fish
end Meat Market. 9th and Elizabeth.
We deliver, phone l370.-adv. 20.
-
NEW OPENING Of Williams Cafe.
il0i Washington. VIII serve sand
~lches with your choice Of drink free
all day Thursday. You are invited
"a inspect our place Of eats. We will
he ready 10 serve you regular din
ner and plate lunch AZ any time or
short order. Our place Is newly dec
GRATED. You get your moneys worth
here. Don't miss your sandwich and
drink free Thursday. VIII give Gig
ars free 70 our male customers with
dinners and plate lunch. Eat and
drink at our expense. VIII appreciate
your patronagc.-adv. IL.
Rent the Electric Vacuum Cleaner.
II per day al Cloetta's. Phone l41.
adv U5)
DIckey's Old Peliahle Eye Water
.ools and heals red eyes. Doesn't
hurt. Red fielding box. All drug
sts.-Adv a.
For anything that YOU need III
Paint. Lacquer or Nalspar NarniFh.
phone Cloetta's No. 14l.-adv. 15)
-
Poison Oak or Ivy II relieved
quickly and permanently with I'm
penal -czsma Remedy. All drug
gIsts are authorized % refund your
money IL il faiIs.-Adv. (5)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14

Of full moon near the middle and end
Of the year.
The number Of lunar eclipses I'm N
year varies from three 20 one nc
all. Some Of them r only partial
eclipses and not MI ars visible from
any point on to earth. Astronomers
are able to predict the times and cir
cumstances OF eclipses FAR In ad-
vance.