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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-25
5-DAY RAIN

WINK, Texas. July 25.-(P-After
five days Of almost continuous rain
in Winkler county oil field. workers
foud their operations greatly ham,
percd today. Streets in Wink were
Hooded and roads 70 the oil field
we're impossible. Citizens declare the
present rainfall the heaviest in 20
years.
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Even after pyorrhea has affected
your stomach. kidneys and your
general health. Leto's Pyorrhaa
Remedy. used as directed, can save
you. Dentists recommend il. Drug
cists return money II II fails. Eagle
Pharmacy. Inc.-Adv. (6)
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Par Broken In 1st
Round Of Golf Play

CHICAGO. July 25. Up Fire
works started early in the western
open golf championship az North
Shore today in the first half of the
elimination play. Bill finder, An
d~erson. Ind, set off the most brill
liant rocket. breaking par BY two
strokes with 36-34-70.
There was also a bomb lighted by
H.. J. St. Clair, Kansas City. who
holed out a 200 yard brassie shot on
the sol yard 18th for a deuce, or
three under par.
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PHILADELPHIA WINS

CHICAGO, July 25.-lP-Phila-
delphia overwhelmed the White Sox
IS 70 0 in the first game of their
double header. opening the series
here today. The Sox used four
pitchers.
Score:
Philadelphia 5f1 nos 010-16: 19: 0
Chicago 600 600 Goo q: q: /
Ehmke and Cocnrane, Perkins,.
Lyons. Connally. Leopold. Adkins
and rouse. McCurdy.
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STOP THAT ITCHING

Use Blue Star Soap. then annlv
ilne star Remndv for Eczema itch.
terfer. rincworm noisnn oak dandruff.
rhi.hren.S sores cracked hands sore
Ieet and mosf forms ~ itchirc ekin
diSeasns n kills ccrns stors itohirc.
rSnailv restoring thc skin m hoal'h
SCAN. 25r: Rlnr Star Remedy. 500.
Ask vour drugrist.-Adv.
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FL JARDIN PIT. A. MEET

FL Jardin Parent-Teachers asso.
citation will hold its regular monthly
meeting az the school house at 3 p
m. Friday. There will be supervise
games for the children whose moth
crs wish ~ bring them, and refresh
mcnts will be served.
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OFFICIALS SILENT

NEW YORK. July 25.-(P1-The
United States Lawn Tennis asso-
citation officials here. when inform
ed Of the news from Paris that Bill
Tilden has been re~instated. declined
70 make any comment.
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NEW YORK, July 25.-CP)-For-
eign exchanges easy: Great Britain
demand ass 9-I6; cables ass 1916:
60-day bills on banks $50: France
demand 3.91 SIS: cables SOL SIS;
italy demand 5.23 5-i6: Belgium
1851; Germany 1884 l-2; Tokyo
1850; Montreal 1892 3-16.
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SPOT COTTON
CLOSE

NEW ORLEANS. La, July 25.-
R-Spot cotton closed quiet. 10
points down. Sales. low middlinR
1850; middling 20.f0; good mid
ding 2i.00; receipts l,l79. stock
165,179.
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Reds Take Smuggling
Match From Phillies

PHILADELPHIA. July 25.-JPj-
The Cincinnati Reds took a game
marked by much hitting from the
Phillies today, is TO ). The Reds
scored seven runs in one inning
Hurst. Philadelphia, and Kelly, Gin
c~innati. got home runs.
Score:
Cincinnati l03 OO7 302-l6; IA: 2
Philadelphia lOl OIL 600 3; IA. 3
holp and Hargrave, Sweetland
Lennon and Davis.
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NEW ORLEANS. July 25.-tP-
Cotton seed oil closed easy. Prime
summer yellow SIS; prime crude
s.37 l-2@s.62 10; Jan. SOS; July
SO; lug. $50; Sept. $50; Oct. s.94;
Nov. SOS: Dec. SOS.
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POULTRY

CHICAGO. July 25.-lP-Poultry
alive. steady; fowls %; springs 80;
broilers 80; spring ducks 10; spring
geese 1920.
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RITTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO. July 25.-CP-Butter
unchanged. Eggs firmer; extra firsts
29G29 ga; ordinary firsts &c 1-2G
81; firsts 2s62s 1-2.
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NO sPoOKs FOR CHILDREN

COPENHAGEN-A law is being
drawn forbidding the attendance OF
Children az s~pirItualists' seances.
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n. @. FUTURES
CLOSE STEADY
Days Trading Shows
Net De Line of 9
To II Points

NEW ORLEANS, July 25.=P1-
The cotton market opened steady at
an advance Of 3 to Z points in re-
Spouse to higher Liverpool cables
The early demand was quickly sup
piled. however. by ring selling in
duced BY favorable crop advices and
q statement By the Texas commits
sioner o. agriculture estimating the
Texas crop at II per cent of normal
and forecasting a yield Of between
four and a half 20 five million bales.
The report said that insect damage
so far this season had been slight.
The subsequent decline carried 0c-
tober off to 1892 and December 1885,
or IL to l9 points under the pre-
vious close.
Toward the end of the first hour
the market continued easier and near
the lows with traders holding off in
advance Of the weekly weather and
crop summary.
Offerings increased later when
the weekly report proved favorable
and October sold off to IN.s6 and
December to 1880, or % points down
from the opening and Il to q points
below the previous close.
When the offerings were absorbed,
however. the July position which ex'
pires at noon, scared go points or
SO a bale. The rally vas said TO
be due TO the absorption OF July con.
tracts by southern mills. Although
the delivery lost some of the gain
il remained firm. Other months adj
vanced in sympathy and prices re-
covered about 10 points Of the loss
but towards the mid-session the
market turned weak again, losing
part Of the gain.
Cotton futures closed steady at q
net decline of 9 TO IL points.
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POTATOES

CHICAGO. July 25.-P-Potatoe.
slow; sacked Kansas and Missouri
Irish cobbiers 70Gs0; Virginia bar
relied Irish eobblers 2.lOG2.20.
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BLIND COUPLE WE'D

LONDON.-James Chase. aged 81,
Mrs. Ella Hector, aged So. both blind
or many years, were married here.
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TEXAS SPOT q
COTTON SEED OH

DALLAS. July 25.-(P)-Spot cotton
1885; Houston 20.50; Galveston POPS.
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WILLS TEAPOT To SnN

DENTON. Eng.-Edward L. Warner
in his will ~bequeathed a silver teapot
to his son. Henrys
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MUNICH.-Fraulein Anna Oberlein
dressed MS a man, was arrested in the
act Of burglary.
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NEW YORK COTTON


NEW YORK, July 25.-tPl-The
cotton market opened steady at an
advance Of IL points to q decline Of
. points, with July relatively firm on
covering. Later deliveries were in
fluenced by reports Of further bene-
fetal rains in the southwest and ex-
pectations OF n favorable weekly re-
port from the weather bureau.
July eased after the first furry Of
covering subsidized. and the general
list was selling about 10 TO Is points
net lower by the end Of the first
hour. Prices making new low ground
for the movement.
October contracts sold off 70 20.52.
hut met slightly better demand ~
that figure. although IL was supplied
on bulges of n few points.
Offerings increased on publication
of the weekly weather report with
prices easing off 70 20.46 for De-
tober. 81 points below the closing
quotation Of yesterday. There had
been considerable selling earlier n
the week in expectation Of a favor
able weekly report. and the market
WIS steadied by covering at the de-
cline. which caused moderate raj
lies. The market was STEADY nj mid
dav ut net declines of s 10 IL noints
Futures closed steady. s to IL
points lower; spot steady; middlinG
21.l0.
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Chicago Grains
Hold Unsettled
At Close ofDay

CHICAGO. July 25.-[R-Liberal
selling both from the Northwest and
Southwest led TO a setback in wheat
values today after an upturn at the
start.
Opening unchanged TO &c up. wheat
aftervard receded all around TO well
below yesterdays finish. Corn. oats
and provisions displayed relative
strength. with corn starting 3-sc to
l Sac higher. but subsequently react
ing somewhat.
Wheat closed weak. &c 10 l i-2c
net lower. corn at is TO / Use adj
vance. oats. S-sc off to 1-2c up. and
provisions unchanged 20 a rise Of &c.
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u. :. BONDS

NEW YORK. July 25.-(P-United
States bonds: Liberty 3 LIS
10000; first 4 las 100.26; third 4
las 100; fourth 4 las 1913; treas
ury las ll1.l4; Is 106.l5; 8 3-4s
IO4.3.
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INDIANS REAT ROsTnN

CLEVELAND. July 25.-,P-Wal.
ter Miller hurled the Cleveland In
dams 20 a 10 20 2 victory in the
first half Of a double header with
Boston today. -
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CASH GRAIN

KANSAS CITY. July 25.-tF-
Wheat: No. 2 hard ia 1-4Gl.42;
No. 2 red. l.3s; No, 8. 1.s0Gl34;
July LIP IL; Sept. ia 1-2; Deem
Der f.1s t-2.
Corn mo. 2 white, "a 1905; No.
2 yellow. 96 3-4G97 1-2; July 90;
Sent. 81 3-s; Dec. 70 SIS.
Oats: No. 2 white. nominally 56G
So; No. 3, nominally 54G57.
CHICAGO. July 25.-R9-wheat
No 2 hard i.24; No. 4 hard i.2l IL
Corn No. 2 mixed 1.O7 1884;
No. 2 yellow lot 1-2G1.0s IL.
Oats No. 2 white SO; No. 4 white
AZ.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-06
HOOVER ||VVADES SOUTH AND ASKS
 F0R FAR PLAY
SAYS A CHANGE IN ADMINS TRATION AT THIS TIME
 WOULD BE DISASTROUS

ELIZABETHTON, Oct. 6, P)-- Herbert Hoover told the audience gathered here from North Carolina, and Virginia as well as Tennessee that @ change in National policies at this time would bring only "dis- tfess and disaster.
 The Republicans invaded the Democrats ancient stronghold and ,eTpounded views on Farm Relief. Prohibition and other Platform declarations.
 He made no reference to religious .GuestiOnS that are stirring South ern States but ne did appeal for f9ir play and good sportsmanship in the campaign.
 "'We prove ourselves worthy of Self-Government and worthy of confidence as officials in propor- tlon as we keep these contests free from abuse, free from miSrepreSen- tation and free from words or acts that carry regret. Tn contests like this there is no place for personal bitterness. The great attribute of cur political life has been a spirit of fair play with which our Presi- dential contests have been Waged in former years and the sportsman like spirit in which we accepted re- sults."
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-06
Mofta And Black Hand Cause I error
 In Chicago Sums

CHICAGO, Oct. 5, lP)-Two Sici- Hans have been reported under in oictmenJ on Kidnapping and ex- tortionist charges and accused be- fore the Grang Jury of membership in a band of terrorists who have preyed upon their countrymen here for the last six months.
 Pasquale Capotosto was identifi- ed by four wealthy Italian con- tractors as the secretary of the hlacq mail ring that wrung tribute from them under threats of death yas named in a true bill charging him with extortion.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-06
BUREAU OF FISHERIES THINK MORE OF FISH THAN FISHERMAN, DECLARES DEMOCRAT IC CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS ED THEATER TO VERY STANDING SQUARELY ON TERRITORIAL AND NATION AL DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM EXPOSES THE MOTIVE BEHIND CONTROLLER BILL AND SO- CALLED HOME RULE

"Supposing you Republicans had elected Hoover President and wanted to send special representa- tive down to Washington for some special favor would you pick man for the job who had called Hoover fix er grafter and thief? Yet if you elect Hoover Presi dent and my Republican opponent delegate to Con- gress you will be picking that very for permanent residence in Washington for the two years to at- tend to all your wants and favors Why will people do that? Those words werespoken and will not be forgiven
 My opponent has fixed himself that he wont be able to draw down his $1000O salary for himself
 In ringing peroraton which closed twohour talk before particularly attentive audience that filled the Liberty theater last night George B. Gigsby Dem orcatc nominee for Delegate to Congress, summed up nasterful exposition of his views on Alaskas needs
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ANXIOUSLY ANA|T MACKENZIE RIVER
 B0AT FAR OVERDUE
PROMINENT PASSENGERS ARE AMONG RIVER STEAMER
 PASSENGERS

EDMONTON, Alberta, Oct, 5, (P) Somewhere down the long reach es of the Mackenzie river, between Insult rapids and Fort Smith, is the Hudson Bay steamer Distribu- ter which is unreported and eight days overdue at Fort Smith, the vessels home port.
 On September 30, homeward bound, the steamer, with 30 pass engers, left Aklavik on the Mac kenzie delta for the last trip of the season.
 Ordinarily, a wireless message would inform the owners the cause of the delay but the radio station at Fort Simpton, 821 miles from McMurray is changing it's location and the masts are diSmantled. The station will not resume operations for two or three days.
 Among the passengers are Bish op Geddes, head of the Mckenzie Diocese, Church of England, and Archdeacon Fleming.
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! I vo Million And Half tn I5 Trunks
 Puzzles Cuc,oms

NEW YOPK, Oct. 5, Phillip Eltir". Collector of the Port, has lule1 that Madame Ganna Walski, wife of Il rold Mccormick, is res lder of america and that there fore the clothing and jewels unoffi- cially estimated to be worth about $2,50O,000 which she brought into the country are dutiable.
 Madame Walski listed all the ar ticles which were contained in Is trunks on her custom declaration 50 there is no question of any pen- ;.lty. She merely stated that she rad lived abroad for three years. A definition as to residence on which the custom men disagreed.
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ENG|NE EXPLOSION
 HOlDc QP TRk|N
 IF nOB|NSl)Il T()lJR
VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE HURRIED BY SPECIAL TRAIN
 TO KEEP ENGAGEMENT

i CLOVIS, New Mexico Oct 6, lA')
 Explosion of an engine boiler on the crack Santa F'e train scout running from Chicago to California forced Robinson to use a special train from Amarillo, Tex, to this city for his speaking engagement.
 The Senator's two private cars have been attached to the train whose engine was wrecked.
 The explosion occurred 30 miles west of Amarillo and railroad off 2ials hooked an engine and two cors and ordered the track cleared for bringing the nominee to Clovis ahead of regular schedule.
 Engineer Larson and Fireman Simmons who manned the engine gre reported burned seriously and were rushed to Amarillo hospital where recovery is doubtful
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-06
NEW COMMISSION D STUDY HABITS
 IF YOUNG HALIDUT

SEATTLE, Oct. 6, (P)-To learn more about the life of the Alaska halibut, particularly the very young fish, another research expedition o1
 he International Fisheries Com mission will leave Seattle October 20th.
 "The decrease in the prod ;.v,gi;y of the halibut is a serious matter said Dr. W. Johnson dt~oos the Commission. Most of the work In the past has been devoted to exam ination of the older species but this time we want to learn more about the movements of the very young fish"
 The expedition will work in the Gulf of Alaska until the first of the year and then will move into Der ing Sea.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-06
Lind6ergh Plans
 Trans-C ontinent0l
 Nighi Air Seruice

NEW YORK, Oct, 6, P)-On the recommendation of Col Charles A. lindbergh, who is chairman of it's Technical Committee. the Trans Continental Air Transport Co.,, which was organized for operating plane train service across the country, has decided to establish an air route from Columbus, O., to he West coast. Planes with sleep ing accommodations arc planned for night flying.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-06
BYRD STANDING
 READY FOR NEXT
 GREAT ADVENTURE
HAS BAD COLD BET FAGERL \ AWAITS ARRIVAL INHALER
 IN PORT

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 6, (H9-Al- though i'll and fevered by a bad cold, Commander Byrd stood an the threshhold of his next great adventure eager to be off on l:i5 Antarctic mission of filling in blank spaces on the map.
 He contracted 8 cold coming west on the train. He will remain rest ing, conserving his strength until the arrival, probably Tuesday of the Whaler Larsen which will car- " him and his companions and four airplanes into the Antarctic.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-06
Ci. iciaI Orders Fly . nder New Franco
 British Entente

PARIS, Oct. 5, (P)-The French Cabinet has decided that avation activities heretofore under the or ders of the Minister of War, Marine e1d Colonies, should be transferred 10 the Ministery of Aviation.
 Laurent I.ynag, head of the new Air Ministry will have authority to make all contracts for Government machines and will have under his orders all pilots in the Government service whether Civic, Military or Naval
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-06
Indianapolis Has
 Almost Clncfled The
 LittEe World Series

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 6, (P)- Sterling pitching by Steve Swetonic and heavy hitting by Reb Russell was too strong 8 combination for Rochester aad Indianapolis won it's fourth game in the Little World ceries six to four giving them a four to one lead on the series. Only one more game is needed to cinch the pennant.
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NOTICE

Because of necessary repair work the power will be shut off tomorrow Sunday from 9 a. m. to D. m.
 SEWARD LIGHT & POWER co.
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{ comedy Of Errors Parade Of Pitchers
 in Chicago Ganse

CHICAGO. Oct. 6, lPl-A deluge of base hits, misnlays and nis1it pitchers featured @ chaotic game when the White Sox beat the Cubs today 13 to II being the third game for city title
 Double plays, brilliant catches, crude errors, stolen bases and nine pitchers formed a parade. Credit for the victory finally went to Ed Walsh.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-06
Steamboat Alaska
 Gets Atvay North

SEATTLE, Oct. 6, (P)-The s. s. Alaska Of the Alaska Steamship Co, sailed at 9 o'clock this morning with ST passengers. The Seward passengers are Thos Gerard, c. A. Rockefeller, Anna Mathison, Miss D. Lawson, Miss D. Killoran, Dave Dunbar, J Baldwin, Beth Stewart, E. E. Hartman, W. L. Shirley, Mrs. C. Heckey, Wnl. H. Wnittlesey, and Cue steerage.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-06

After 26 years in this Territory where my wife and I are raising a fomily of four children, I have a decent ambition to do something good for Alaska
 If I am elected I will put in a bill for Alaska control of her fish, cries and a bill for the making of her game laws. If I am elected I'll present a bill to Congress to take the inhibitions from the Organic Act to bring about real Home Rule for Alaska, and I will most decided " ask for the repeal of the Bone Dry Act" Strangely enough, this Hast declaration brought out the most spontaneous applause of the evening.
 WILL CARRY INTERIOR T believe I will carry Nome, which was my old home and Fair banks because they want a change, and l am very confident of carrying Seward where I nave many friends. But I want my friends to get the votes out"
 Speaking to Seward particularly Mir. Grigsby said that if elected he would boost for roads and would attempt to demonstrate the fall acy of bucking an automobile road simply because it might par allel a railroad, when as a matter of fact the parelleling of roads in the states which now occurs every where has simply aided in devel- opment of the country and the in crease of business of railroads.
 MT. Grigsby was introduced by P. z. McMullen, Democratic candidate for member of the House of Repre- sentatives from Seward, who spoke of Grigsby'S long service for Alaska in the various offices of Assistant District Attorney, District Attorney, Attorney General for the Territory, and Delegate to Congress. The chairman said that in his opinion the people could select no better man than Grigsby to represent them in the halls of Congress.
 (Continued on Page Two)
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IN MADISON SQUARE

NEW YORK, Oct. 6, Po-Joe Cans kayoed Andy Divodi, favorite of New York in the ninth round of a 10-rounder at Madison Square with a right to the chin. Among the lightWeights Joe Click decis- toned over Tom Gorgan.
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NAVIGATION CLOSED

TANANA, Oct 6, (P)-Navigation on the Panama closed when the steamboat Alice left for Nenana october 4th and motorboat left tor Ruby today. A heavy run of slush ice is going down the Yukon River.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-06
EIN SPLIT AGAIN

NEW YORK, Oct. 6, (P)-The second game Of the World Series had an attendance of GOTTA. The receipts were S222.533. The play CTS share was $12,167 each. The Clubs share was $20,O27 each, and the Leagues share was the same.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
Skunk Warns Thrice.

The skunk Is a sportsman and gives
an opponent three warnings. If he
meets you he will not turn out. but
will stamp on the ground with his
forepaws like little horse. That Is
danger signal No. l, says Nature Maga-
zine. If you keep on coming, he will
shake his head sadly, as II saying to
himself. There Is going to be trouble"
and will thereupon hoist aloft his re-
spIendent tail. That is signal No. g
If rushing on to your doom you still ad-
vance. the dropping white tip of said
tail will be slowly erected. That is the
third and last warning. If you stand
still or slowly draw back all will yet
be we'll. One step forward will cost
one suit of clothes
Evening star., 1928-03-11

tingent will leave New York July 49,
sailing direct for Moville. 1t will be
arranged for both vessels to reach the
Tail of the Bank during the evening
Of July 26. and on Friday morning
disembark their passengers at Glasgow.
The return journey will be made, leav-
ing Glasgow September 8.
All local clansmen who are planning
to take the trip abroad may secure
full information from Alexander PEN
der 25 Broadway. New York City.
ROYAL NEIGHBORs OF AMERICA
Carnation Camp meets in the North
east Masonic Temple on the first and
third Fridays of each month. The
camp Is preparing for class adoption
to be held the second meeting In May
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The Washington General Assembly of
the Fourth Degree met last Monday
evening and was visited by delega-
tion of fourth degree knights from the
Archbishop Ryan Assembly. Fourth De-
gree of Philadelphia. who presented the
Washington General Assembly with a
flag.
Among the delegation from Phila-
dclphia were the following: John A.
Schmidlin. jr.; Admiral William p. Ben
son, James A. Dougherty, John E.
Evening star., 1928-03-11

Walsh, Nancy J. Feeney. James A.
Doyle, John r. McGough and Albert
J. Becker. A talk was made by Mr..
McGough and poems were recited by
Mr.. Dougherty. There were also pres
ent a State deputy. Charles w. Darr;
Rev. Charles o. Rosensteel OF Forest
Glen. Md: p. G. Duran, Albuquerque,
N. Mex, and Rev. T. G. B. Healy,
Helena, Mont. An oyster supper was
ceryed
Evening star., 1928-03-11
NATIONAL UNION.
ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS.

Plans for the third biennial excursion
to Scotland under the auspices of the
Order of Scottish Clans and the
Daughters of Scotia are being COM
pleted. Arrangements have been made
so that the first. or Eastern, contingent
will leave New York July II. calling
en- route al Boston on the following
day, and the second, or Western. con-