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Nogales international., 1928-08-03

en- Crutchfield, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
f. Powell, Sergeant Braley, and
Corporals Radkye, Matteson, Mas
tic, Buorque, Boyersmith and
Critchlow from the C. NJ. T. C.
After the business session, and
pleasant evening of games and
sociab lity refreshments were serv-
ed by committee of the Lea
que and all voted it a happy and
pleasant evening.
One of the Wednesday after
noon bridge clubs met at the
home of Mrs. NJ. P. Duffy this
week. Mrs. VIM. H. Davey receiv-
ed high score for the afternoon.
AS courtesy to their son Rom
dali, who has been spending the
summer in Nogales, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis H. Stoltz entertained a num-
Der of the Nogales younger set
at bunco party Monday evening
at their home, 800 Noon Street.
Those invited were Misses Con-
ME Fain, Lois Gushing, Harriet
Mendelowtz, Rosalie Barney, ia
net Richards, Monty Richards,
Ruth Abbott, Catherine Oliver,
Henrietta Renshaw, Emma Louise
Bristol.
Messrs. Victor Wager, Clinton
! Wager, Mills Gillespie, Leo Colt
man, Eddie Woods, Robert Deer
in, Tommie White, Walter Noon,
Milford Noon,- Howard Wilken,
| Charlie Fain, Rondall Stoltz and
.lythe McCorkle.
| Ice cream, waters and punch
was served by the hostess assisted
by Mrs. A. S. Noon and Mrs. Inez
Walker.
The Crawford Street Bridge
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Emma Bulge Wednesday after
noon.
| Miss Mary Spray is in town
visit ng her sister, Mrs. Earl Byrne.
She expects to stay for several
weeks.
Nogales international., 1928-08-03
EPWORTH SOCIAL

The Epworth League Of the
Methodist Church held a busin-
ess and social meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Powell
on the Tucson Road Wednesday
night, where good company of
young people gathered.
The business meeting was pre-
sided over by Miss Louise Speer,
President. The regular business OF
the month was attended to. A
social was appointed for the home
of Mrs. w. R. Speer, 319 Noon
street for next Wednesday even
ing.
Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Payne, Harold Payne,
Jr.. Everett Payne, Vivian Payne,
Marjory Sampson, Louise Speer,
Kathryn Speer, Alice Mieller
Rev. James Crutchfield, Mary Hell
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Mrs. Coolidge Listed
As Lecture Patroness

Mrs. Coolidge heads the list Of pa
tronesses for the recital TO be given by
Mrs. Mabel Rowland, who is being pre-
sented by the Women's Theater of New
York at the Mayfower Hotel "wednesday
afternoon.
Other patronesSes and bOxholders are
Mrs. Dwight r. Davis Mrs. James S.
Parker the Secretary Of the Treasury,
Mr. A. w Mellon Mrs Hamilton Fish
ir.; Mrs. Tracy Doves, Mrs. Haley Fiske.
Mrs. woodward BabcOck, Mrs. J. Bor-
den Hartman, Mrs. Irwin B. LauehIlr
Mrs. Paul BaStedo Mrs Charles Dana
Gibson, Miss Mabel Boardmarl. Miss
Mary Hoyt WiboTg, Mrs. Paschai and
Mrs. George T. Br0kaw.
From the diplomatic corps are the
Ambassador Of Mexico. Senor Tellez;
the Ambassador Of Japan, MFR. MaLsu-
daira; the Minister 0fsCosta Rica, Senor
OfeamunO, Mime. Simopuoi0s. wife Of
the Minister OF Greece: the Minister OF
Vnezuela. Senior GriSanti the Minis
ter Of Albania. Mr. Konitza Mile. cret-
Lian0. daughter Of the Minister Of Ru-
mania. the Minister OF Nicaragua. Een0r
Cesar; the Minister OF the Netherlands.
Mr.. van Royen. and the Minister Of
Guatemala. sen0f Recin0s Among The
patrons are Mrs. Clifford Pinchot. Mrs.
Frank G Let's, Mrs, Frederic A. Keep,
Mrs. Wilm0t Lewis, Mrs. Eldridge Jor-
Dan, Mrs Henry r. Dimock. Mrs, jack
ron Alsop Col. and Mrs Daniel b De-
son, Mr. and Mrs Clarence r. korment,
jT: Mrs Clarence e. Calhoun and Mrs,
John n. Williams.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Confederate Memorial
Hall Benefit Listed

Added to the list of patrons and
patronesses who will be in the receiv-
ing line at the Confederate Memorial
Hall benefit ball 10 be given in the H(l
of Nations of the Washington Hotel
Tuesday evening under the auspices of
the Sons OF Confederate Veterans of
Camp 305 District of Columbia, are
former United States Senator and Mrs.
Fred r Dubois of Idaho.
The ball is being given in honor of
the 56 living Confederate veterans of
Camp Ill. which includes the District
of Columbia and Northern Virginia,
The proceeds from the ball will be used
to remodel Memorial Confederate Hall.
1922 Vermont avenue, which was pun :
chased by the United Daughters of the
Confederacy. the Sons of Confederate
Veterans and the old Confederate Vet
erans several years ago. and is now the
meeting place of the veterans of Camp
Ill. District Of Columbia. many OF
whom will be in attendance at the ball.
Reservations for boxes and tickets
for the ball may be taken until Tuesday
afternoon at 5 o'clock including Sun
day. by calling Miss TousSaint Dubois.
Main 5922. who . assisting Judge
George H. Newman, chairman OF thn
dance.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Holy Family Day Nursery
Benefit Date Announced

The annual card party for tae
benefit of the Holy Family Day
Nursery will be held at the Mar
flower Hotel Monday, April Is. al
o'clock. Mrs. Edmund Brennan is CHAIR
man, assisted by Mrs. Joseph Phe-
Ian. Mrs. E. O'Connell. Mrs. John j.
Farley. Mrs. Charles Fisher, Mrs. A. Nc
Dounough. Mrs. Brooks -Reitz. Mrs. a.
Anton Auth. Ushers are Mrs. John
Roddy. Mrs. Estelle Bayne. Mrs. Andrew
Mcintyre. Mrs. Charles Tagenor Pa
troneSses are: Mrs Harry Allen, Mrs A.
A. Auth. Mrs. EStelle Bayne, Mrs l..
Veiati Boyer, Mrs. Thomas w. Brahan-,
Mrs. r. p. Brown. Mrs. r. z. Buckley
Mrs. D. j. Callahan. the Misses Cary.
Mrs. A. ]. Carrico, Mrs DR.. e. O.
Cashel Mrs. Charles j. Cassidy, Mrs.
w. II. Clarke, Mrs J. s. Ciemence. Mrg.
NJ. j. Colbert. Mrs James e. Collifiowcr
Mrs. NJ. j. Connolly. Mrs. II. NJ. CrsIi-
dali. Miss M. f. Cuilinane. Mrs q. A.
Didden Mrs. p A. Drury. Mrs SAM
uel A. Drury. Mrs. ID. j. DUNCAN, Mrs
j. j. Farley. Mrs. Bruce Emerson Mrs
II. B. Flather. Mrs. Louis p. Gatti Mr.
and Mrs. julius Goldenberg. Miss
Loretto A. Harmon. Mrs. J. Hayden. the
Misses Hickey. Mrs. r. T. Holden. Mrs
James Herbert johnson. Miss Katherine
Judge, Miss Helen Keane,. Mrs. r. Y.
Killian. Miss Isabelle Lehman. Mrs
George May. Mrs A. Murphy. Mrs. John
J. Roonan. Mrs. Frank B. Noyes. Mrs
L. Ockershausen. Mrs william ODon-
nell. Mrs. James Orme. Mrs. James A
O'Shea. Mrs r. l.. Peake, Mrs William
Pierce. Mrs. w. H. Rapley Mrs. NJ z
Brooks -Reitz. Mrs. H. L. Ryan. Mrs. b
r. Saul. the Misses Saul, Mrs. Charlie:
W. Semmes Mrs. w. A. Simpson. Ms
Lawrence Slaughter. Mrs f. Slaven
Mrs. H. Stringer. Mrs. Constantine j
Smyth. Mrs. Joseph P. Tumulty. Mrs
l.. Viboud, Mrs. L. Voight and others
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Columbia Hospital
Benefit Ball April l6

The one Springtime ball In Washing
ton, the last of the series of charity
balls but the first of the post-Lenten
season, is the Columbia Hospital ball
to be given at the willard Hotel on
Monday. April is,
One of Washington's oldest charities,
born in the difficult days following the
Civil War, this hospital for women has
always had the support, not only OF
the old residential coterie, but also OF
officialdom.
Both Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs. Dawes
have given the use of their names to
head a distinguished list of patronesSes
which include Mrs. Louis d. Brandeis,
Mrs, Dwight Davis, Mrs. Curtis D.
Wilbur, Mrs. William Jardine, Mrs
James J. Davis. wives of Senators and
Representatives, and others prominent
in Capital society
Mrs. Frank B. Freyer is chairman OF
the executive committee for the ball
and Mrs. William p. McCracken is vice
chairman. They viii be assisted by
Mrs. George Hewitt Myers and Mrs.
Reeve Lewis. Special interest in
the ball is evidenced by the committees
working for its success. The chairman
of the patroneSs committee is Mrs.
Thomas Bradley. junior executive COM
mittee, Mrs. Arthur Foraker: Navy
committee. Mrs. Chester Wells: Army
committee. Mrs. j. w. Gulick; cabinet
committee, Mrs william P McCracken:
bankers committee, Mrs. Robert v.
Fleming; congressional committee. Mrs.
Robert N. Stanfield: judiciary commit
tee, Mrs. j. Spaulding: box committee.
Mrs. Walter S. Tuckerman; ticket COM
mtttee, Mrs. Barry Mohun; medical
stan and board Of directors, Mrs. H. B.
Learned.
Senator Lawrence c. Phipps heads
the mems floor committee and Capt.
Chester Wells Is vice chairman. They
will be assisted by men prominent in
Army and Navy circles and leading
business men.
MISS Francesca McKenney Is chair
man OF the debutante committee and
Miss Ann Hill Is vice chairman. They
ana the members of their Committee
wilI De dressed in nurses uniforms like
those worn by the staff nurses al the
Columbia Hospital. adding a charar-
teristic touch to the ball.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Stay-at.Home Ball Listed
For Tomorrow Evening

The stay-at-home ball for the benefit
of the Southern Relief Society will be
staged" tomorrow evening and an ad-
ditional list of subscribers to this
charitable cause was announced today.
This additional list is representative OF
generous Washingtonians who contrib
ute to such benefit affairs. although In
this instance they will attend make
believe dance or silent ball. In this way
the Southern Relief Society. which cares
for q number of old Confederate vet
Grams or their widows or daughters in
this city at the relief home, 2403 Penn
sylvania avenue, will undergo no over
head expenses for music. decorations,
dinner or rental of ballroom.
Among those more recently Subscrib-
ing. in addition to the Independence
Bell Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. and the Hilary Herbert
Chapter. United Daughters of the Con-
federacy. are Mrs. Ross Perry. Gen.
William Z. Horton. Admiral A. M. D,
Mccormick. Mrs. Elizabeth Starbuck
Mrs. william r. Cole, Miss Emily c
Matthews. Mrs. Lucy Cary Stephens
Daingerfield. Mrs. william c. Wheeler
Mrs. J. Harry Covington, Mrs. Victor
Deyber. Mrs. w B. Mason. Mrs. E. Gray
Pendleton. Mrs. Carl Droop. Mrs. Victor
". Cushman, Mrs Mary Wilder Tom
iinson, Mrs. Rosalie II. Bocock, Miss
Annie Fauntleroy, Mrs. Tytus McLen-
nan, Admiral w l.. CappS. Nine. Lais
Mrs. r. p. williams, Mrs. Sidney F.
Taliaferro, Mrs. James Karrick. Mrs.
John A. Lejeune Mrs. George w. Offutt,
Sr.; Mrs. John c. Boyd. Mrs. George
Otis Smith, Miss Isabel p Evans OF
California. Miss Dixie McCrary. Mrs.
Emma Thomfordt, Miss Laura Dorsey
Mrs. Abram Lisner, Mrs. Tasker H. Bliss
and Mrs. Robert Aud.
Quite a number of former members
of the Southern Relief Society now liv-
i'm. In other cities have taken tickets
The silent, or shadow ball. was inaugu-
rated three years ago by Mrs Theodore
Tiller. president of the society, who socn
will retire from that Office, and assis ing
her have been Mrs, Peter Goelet Gerry
Mrs William J. Harris. Mrs. Walter -
George. Mrs. Charles G. Matthews, Mrs
Pearce Horne. Mrs. d. c. Ludlow, treas
urer, and others.
e Ia
Evening star., 1928-04-08

the work of Graf Hermann Keyserling.
viii attend the lecture of the German
philosopher at the Mayflower Hotel Fri
day. April i3.
Miss Camille Allensworth will enter
tain at luncheon tomorrow for Miss
Eleanor Grifith. who has come from
New York to spend Easter with her
mother, Mrs. Eleanor Cox Griffith.
Mrs. Griffith will give an after-thea-
ter supper party tomorrow evening for
her daughter
Mrs. Paul B. Keyser will entertain at
a tea-dance tomorrow afternoon I'm the
palm court Of the Mayfiower FOR her
daughter. Miss Virginia S. Keyser. and
her guest. Miss Matilda Jones Of ST.
Louis, who have arrived in Washington
from Sweet Briar College for the holi-
days. There viii be "a guests in the
party.
Mrs. Samuel Herrick viii give tea
dance in the palm court OF the May
flower tomorrow afternoon for her son.
Mr. Philip Herrick. who is al home from
Williams College for the Easter season.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Oregonians Exploit (.
State at Reception

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Greed c. Ham,
mond have invited 400 guests to their
reception at the Off1cers' Club at WASH
ington Barracks tomorrow evening to
hear the famous travelogues given by
Frank Branch Riley of Portland, Greg,
on "The Lure of the Great Northwest
The audience will be one OF the most
distinguished before which Mr.. Riley
has appeared. including members OF the
diplomatic corps from Ia countries, all
the ranking officers of the Army and
Navy on duty here. the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia, members
Of the United States Shipping Board
and many Government officials.
The Rily travelogue Is an elaborate
one. which has been developed over
period of many years by the man who
presents 1t, with the aid Of State off,
cials. civic organizations and others In
the Pacific Northwest States. II COW
ers the matchless scenery of that sec
ton of the United States as completely
as a perturbation can. acco1s-.s-S ~
those VINO nave segn SC
Gen. Hammond. who is chief OF The
Militia Bureau. is from Portland. Ores,
which accounts for his desire to nave
Mr.. Riley's remarkable travelogue viewed
by as many of his Washington friends
as possible.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
War Veteran Observes
S5th Birth Anniversar,

Mr.. Samuel Bricker, 115 Quincy place
northeast, a veteran Of the Civil war
celebrated his eighty-ffth birthday an
niversary at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Edward Reimuth, 300 Rhode
Island avenue northeast. last week.
Mr. B-icker was born in Newville
Pa. and he came to Washington from
Indiana with the Inauguration OF Pres
ident Harrison. He retired from the
position he held when the Cleveland
administration was inaugurated and
went TO the Treasury. Mr. Bricker is
active in the c. A. r
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Woman Democratic Club
Plan Tea TO Honor D. A. r

The Woman's National Democratic
Ciuo viii entertain with a reception
and tea In honor OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution. April 10
Arrangements are In charge of the
membership committee OF the club,
composed OF Mrs Frank Hiram Smell,
CHAIRMAN: Mrs. H. E. c. Bryant. Miss
Anna @. Connolly, Mrs. Samuel Her
rick, Mrs. Carter d. Keene, Mrs Sam
uei Major, Mrs. Basil Manly. Mrs. J.
r Nugent, Mrs. William c. Penn, Miss
Eleanor Smith Mrs, Daniel r. Steck
and Mrs Lawrence ID. Tyson.
Gen. Henry T. Allen will be the
speaker at the Monday forum luncheon
at the Woman's National Democratic
Club tomorrow. The subject of Gen
Aliens talk viii be Modern War and
Disarmament" He will be introduced
by Mrs Rose Yates Forester.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Noted Woman Sculptor
Visiting In Capital

Miss Mae Henrietta H. Vance OF 3702
Northampton street. Chevy Chase, viii
have as her guest during the week MRS.
Coralee De Long Maxwell, noted Cleve-
land sculptor. Mrs. Maxwell won first
prize at the exhibit of the League Of
American Pen Women in New York
Mischief" was the name of the figure
which won the prize. Miss Vance Is
member Of the League Of American Pen
Women and will entertain the members
of the Cleveland branch during the con-
vention when Mischief" and other
work Of Mrs. Maxwell will be shown.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

her brother -in-law and sister. Chaplain
and Mrs. Maurice Witherspoon, for an
indefinite period.
Another of the noteworthy Marine
fraternal services was held at Occoquan
last Sunday. DR.. John H. Clifford was
the principal speaker and the Marine
choir of the post sang two anthems.
Winfred Kemp was the soloist and
Chaplain Witherspoon gave short
talk on the "Betterment of the Com
munity."
Maj William S. Harrison has been
ordered to Pittsburgh for duty with the
recruiting office there and will leave
very shortly.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

CONTINUED from FIRST rage
VIII be given in compliment to Mrs.
Earle Thursday evening. April i9, al
the Mayhower. by Mrs. Franklin Miller
Of Chicago who Is the Illinois State
president Of the Daughters Of 1912.
Aasong other important functions To be
xfren FOR Mrs Earle viii include din
r1er Sunday, April Is. by Mrs. Thomas
John Dixon Of Oak Park. Ill. who viii
b. DELEGATE TO the convention and Is
3 candidate for the regency Of the Chi
cago Chapter
Mrs. Homer H5ch and Mrs. Elmer o.
Ieztherwood have sent out cards for
a tea Wednesday afternoon. from to
2 O'Clock. at the Congressional Club. In
Fonor Of Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton.
Representative william B. Oliver en-
tertained at luncheon Friday at the
Capitol. in honor Of his house guests
his niece. Mrs. S. B. Claybaugh Of Birm-
fnzfaaus Ala: Mrs Margaret PaTtlo~
and Miss MsrRe Garrison Of Tuscaloosa.
Ala. Mrs. John Foscue. secretary 10
Representative Oliver. acted as hostess.
Among the guests we're Mrs. Hugo l..
Black. Mrs. william d. Bowling, Mrs.
Miles c. Ailgood. Mrs. Lamar Leners'
Nrs william Bankhead. Mrs. Lister Hiii.
Mrs. Edward g. Ainnon. Mrs. George
E,,66IeSton, Mrs. Andrew Pickens, Mrs.
ChzYies Sroyr. Miss RUN Bryant. Miss
MARY EIizsbeth Wood and Miss Nc
MILAN.
Representative and Mrs Harry Clay
Eansley Of Pennsylvania viii entertain
81 dinner Wednesday evening IN the
Chinese room Of the Maynower
Mrs. Carter. wife OF Representative
Albert z. Carter Of California, VIII en-
terrain a company Of t6 a. luncheon
TUESDAY In the presidential dining room
Of the Mayfiower.
Col. and Mrs. oSmun Latrobe VIII
entertain st dinner tomorrow evening
preceding the last OF the dances at the
Army end Navy Club.
Lieut. Col. and Mrs Frederic q.
Kellong have issued invitations for q
dinner party tomorrow evening IN
honor II the chief Of Infantry snd
hrs. Robert II. Allen,
CAPT and Mrs b. ~ cbisTeB will
bt hosts ~ & dinner dance TUESDAY
evening IN the palm court of the May
foSer, when covers VIII bs LAID for ~
13f efll h8&9s A>gpAEg faytyIs was Va
tsFtsln st dinner tomorrow evening.
MF. en1 MTs. Anory viii be- hosts o.
dinner again Thursday eyenlng pre-
cedinR the dance which they VIII slyf
~ the Montgomery Country Club foI
Their daughter. Miss katherine An0ry
an compliment ~ heF house guest. Miss
E6lth Webster 81 Cambridge. Mass
Mfs Harry n. Fulton was hostess 81
luncheon FRIDAY Ia compliment 10 hel
cousin, Mrs A. C. CARRIER, of Birming.
ham Ala, who il spending d short tins
81 the Willard Mrs. Fulton entertained
o. the Cosmos Club END her guests ia
eluded the wives Of the members of ths
Alabama delegation ip Congress snf
MFs Robert Lacey,
Mrs. Charles ~. Harlow Wiz bf I
luncheon hostess Thursday IN the Chi
1esf room of tie AayhoSef, wheT
eoyefs viii be lsld for 20.
Mrf virRils Y Moore Slll entertain
- Z bridge luneheon "Wednesday. Apr
IL ~ the Congressional Country CLUB
Miss EBHs schadf snd > party o
szlendE, Ell oi whom are interested II
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Holcombe
Postpone Dance to Nav 5

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Royal Hol-
combe have been obliged to postpone
the dance which they planned for Sat-
urday evening until Saturday. May ).
because of the illness of Mrs. Holcombe.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
At Homes Scheduled
Bv CAPITAL Iioetesses

Mrs Willard. wife Of Admiral Arthur
Lee Willard, viii be- Al home tomorrow
afternoon IN The e0mmandants house
st the navy yard Mrs Willard VII re-
Geise Monday afternoons through April
Col and Mrs. Francis r A. Junsin
viii resume their Sunday afternoons al
/ nome. April 10.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Italo-American Club
Ball Tomorrow Night

Tho nth annual ball VIII be given
by the Itslo-AneTican Tourist Club
~ Knights of Columbus Hall, 800 Tenth
street northwest tomorrow night at o
O'Clock for It's members and their guests,
Evening star., 1928-04-08
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Evening star., 1928-04-08

Mrs Charles n. Harlow VIII BE- .
luncheon hostess Thursday IN ths Chi
nssf room of the AayHoSef when
oogefs viii De LAID for 20.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Easter Season Featured
By Round of Social Fetes

fcontinued from First Page.l
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Mrs. Homer Hoch and Mrs. Elmer o.
Ieatherwood have sent out cards for
q tea Wednesday afternoon, from 4 TO
Z O'Clock. at the Congressional Club. In
ronor Of Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

a Z bridge iunehRon "Wednesday, April
III ~ the Congressional Country CLUB
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Col and Mrs, OSmun Latrone VII
entertain At dinner tomorrow evening
preceding the last OF the dances at the
Army and Navy Club.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Frederic q.
Ksllona have issued invitations for 2
dinner party tomorrow evening IN
honor u the chief Of infantry snd
sTs Robegt II Alien
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Mfs Harry n. Fulton was hostess ai
luncheon FRIDAY iD compliment 70 her
cousin, Mrs A.. e. CARRIER. Of Birming-
ham Ala, who IL spending b short time
81 the Willard. Mrs. Fulton entertained
o. the Cosmos Club snc her guests iIl-
sluded the wives 81 the members of the
Alabama delegation in Congress and
Mrs Robert Lacey.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Miss Enits schsdf snd party 81
sziendE, Ell of whom are interested In
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CAPT ard Mrs p ~. CDieYeB will
b. hosts ~ dinner dance Tuesday
evening ia the palm court of the May
flower, when covers viii BE- laid for 20
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Mrs. Garter. wife OF Representative
Albert T. Garter Of California, WIZ en-"
terrain a company Of i6 At luncheon
TUESDAY In the presidential dining room
Of the Msyfi0weT
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Representative and Mrs. Harry Clay
Eansley Of Pennsylvania viii entertain
st dinner Wednesday evening IN the
Chinese room Of the MsynOwer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12

with Straude, Shelagin, Alekseey
and the movie operator Blushtein
aboard took off to search for the
Giglieri group at 1880 p. m, July 10.
"Circling twice. the plane disap-
pcared in the direction az Karl
Island. At $3.50 p. M. the plane
reached the island without seeing
the faintest sign Of the Niglieri
camp. Proceeding farther and fly
ing low, Chukhnovsky at 6:s5 sud
denly discovered the Malmgren
group Of three huddled together on
a small sharp edged iceberg. Two
Of the men stood waving flags while
the third lay PROSTATE.
"Circling five times, Chukhn0ysky
returned, but due 70 heavy fog did
not succeed in reaching the Krassin.
Radio contact with Chukhnovsky
ceased at S:l6 D. m. and II was
not until 1880 a. m, on July IL that
Chukhnovsky radioed he had been
forced to land a mile or two south
west Of Cape Platen. being unable to
give the precise location on ccount
Of fog.
"The crew has two weeks supplies
of food, weapons and ammunition.
Chukhnovsky urged the Krassin to
push 70 the rescue Of the three IN
fortunates, who apparently we're in
a desperate position"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12
Cotton Seed Oil
Mill Opened For
Big Season Run

Brownsville's cotton seed Oh mill,
recently leased by the Fidelity Pro-
ducts 60. Of Houston from the Poo
pies Ice and Manufacturing Co.,
opened Wednesday morning for the
seasons run, and viii be operating
u capacity by Friday right. XII. s.
Raglan, manager, reported.
The products az the mill arc cot
ton seed oil and cold pressed cak.,
the major part Of the latter prod
uct being marketed in the Valley.
Seed for the mill is being shipped
in from all parts of the Valley in
ever increasing volume. The first
shipments arrived Monday and addi-
tional cars are being unloadcd into
the large seed warehouse daily. The
mill crushe7 80 tons of seed daily
when operating m y 2i-hour schcd-
ule.
The operators are forccastirg y
very successful season. Arrange
mcrts have been made % secure \
large part of the Valley cotton ccf.
and the mill viii probably he oncr-
ated until the last Of she year.