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Evening star., 1928-03-05

PARIS, March SIT was Semi-offi-
cially announced today that Dieudonne
Costes and Joseph Lebrix. French avia-
,ors now in the United States, have been
instructed by the French aviation au-
thorities to return to France immedi-
ately, abandoning their projected trans
pacific steamship journey and Asiatic
fight.
A plane which large French manu-
facturer has been preparing for the
purpose Of an attempted Paris-to-New
York flight by Costes and Lebrix, Is
now reported ready for its trial. Con-
sequently the instructions to the French
flyers are interpreted here as meaning
that the new transatlantic flight will be
attempted shortly. possibly in May.
FLYERS CONTINUE TRIP.
DETROIT, March 5 (P1.-Capt. Dieu-
donne CoStes and Lieut.. Joseph Lebrix,
Evening star., 1928-03-05
Prison Urged for Ex-Coneressmen
Who Turn Lobbyist Within Two Years

the public welfare the practices ~ thesSs
predatory Interests which eitsplay sN~
members NJ the tS,nstess,H
Howard said he sesar,sed his plan as
''respolslve To- am aroused and tndts~
nant public sentiment over tho late ae~
tlvities et u powerful laehN, marshale<t
m " former memhef M the United
states SENATE, tI the defeat ~ rSnd-
ms legislation tooktns ~ the msSstt
gation M certain great Combines N
wealth Invested IN pNelie utilities,
A bill to reaulte lobbyists ~ register
,AlgsAaX. AAa .ReaA. nAssed .by. Ia. aaaaAlau
Evening star., 1928-03-05
STUDY PRAYER REVISION.
Bishops of Church Of England De-
libeFate In Secret.

LONDON, March H1,-~The House
of Bishops OF the Church ot England
VIII devote three days this week 70
secret deliberations On the revised Book
Df Common Prayer. They VIII have be-
fore them the version embodylng
amendments recently adopted by the
House of Clergy and Laity.
IL is deemed unlikely that the prayer
to)k Will emerge from the final Epis-
cof,al revision greatly altered from the
style IN which the clergy left IL. Al
least four bishops are opposed To this
,ersion, but they take their positions
on varying grounds.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
NOMINATION REFERRED.
Appointment of Gordon to B.
Studied by subcommittee.

The Senate judiciary committee to-
day referred the nomination OF Maj.
Peyton Gordon to be an associate JUS
ticc of the District Supreme Court To
Il subcommittee composed Of Senators
Dencen. Republican. Of Illinois. Stei-
wcr. Republican, of Oregon. and Cara
way. Democrat of Arkansas.
since the nomination was made last
week. the committee has received n
number of letters including both In
dorsements and protests. regarding the
appointment The subcommittee will
decide within u day or two whether
hearings are necessary
Evening star., 1928-03-05
Haldeman Resumes Flight.

MACON, Ga. March i tr..-t,eorge
llaideman. companion vt Ruth Elder III
her transatlantic flight attempt, whu
was forced by weather to land his Stin~
son Detroit monoplane here yesterday.
left Miller Field this moM,ins AZ io.ao
for lctrNM.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
Harvard Hcnors Hoover's Son,

CAMnRtOOE, Mass. March ! ~ ~-
Harvard University to-day announced
the award of IA midyear desret'S. In
cludins one " .uaster ct business ad~
m,niStration With distinction ~ Herbert
Hoover, r,. son c the SECRETARY W
ENINmerTe.
Evening star., 1928-03-05

BUDAPEST, Hungary, March tH'l.~~
Several special trains left tor ChefboliIg
today. carrying 500 hungarian delegates
who plan ~ participate In the unVeiling
of statue 10 Louis Koshuth. Hungarian
patIoit. In New York March 10.
Evening star., 1928-03-05

$2. 100000 Initial Appropriation

BERLIN. March t4n An initial
appropriation Of $a,h00.u00 for COM
atruction OF a new i0,000-ton armored
crtiiaer was sanctioned today by the
Heiohatag committee ON ways and
means,
The committee vote. which followed
lengthy controversy On tho root, was
ID 10 II, Opposition came from the
siocial Democrats. the Democrats, tho
Communists ana the navaran peasant
parties, This cruiser Is one ot SIX uesls-
mated IN the Versailles treaty,
Evening star., 1928-03-05
BANK EMPLOYE GUILTY.
Assistant Cashier in Ohio Admits
IL Charges IN Court.

FfkDfkY, Chio. March b m
Clyde Whelan, assistant cashier ~ The
.ssAeo Arcadia Bank IL Savings Co, st
hfcadis pleaded guilty to-day ~ II
indictmett7 cilsifiHg faiAlfleati0n ~
s.cD,1nts lie pleadsd not guilty ~ s
Dti.er Indictments alleging enibezzie~ p
U.ent
HE bond II sl5 900 made At liz
tine of his affsst about & weeks sgo.
eae Increased ~ sla 900 sud met iur
G4tlgHeuts Covering IL bank officials
Evening star., 1928-03-05

A prison sentence for former nAem-
bers of Congress engaging III lobbying
within two years from the date M their
retirement from the Senate of ttosise
was asked m a bill, drafted for iatfe~
duction to-day nv Representative How"
ard. Democrat. Nebraska
~ feel that II Ne ean ses,d few
ex ~inemher lohhyists Ia the pentten~
iiary." he said 'the effect might serve
To make leaa. offensive Ia the nose NJ
aapanann ,aankA Ax n aud slasa .dAmAalnx -
Evening star., 1928-03-05
VIENNA REDS RUN WILD.
Column of Demonstrators Stone
police~~~~Hevsn Held,

VIENNA, March y Ap. Vienna had
diAagreeabie achn Of the july riots
late last night. when u Communist oon~
tingent marched into the city III mil
iAry formation from Il meeting III u
suburb aud stoned police who barred
their way breaking one officers nuhe
aud injulins several mme,
one demonstrates received slash
with sword IN tho head aud Was
laken 70 hosp'sal Seven ot them
Evening star., 1928-03-05
Head of Shoe Company Dies.

NEW York. March b H1.~~J. Mofti-
fner Coward, "a. head Of the Coward
shoe interests. died last night IN iia"
gHfln
Evening star., 1928-03-05

Ey tHB AkBle1athd Fffs
MEDIA. Pa, March b.~~Mrs. cyeannie
0ourley Etruthers. The last surviving
woman member ~ the cast ~ "Oif
American Cousin" shown 63 years ago
81 FOrds IueaieT, Washington. when
President Lincoln Was sahaksinsted by
John Wilkes E$optb Ii dead.
ne Mary Meredith III that memo
rable play died yesterday 81 ihe home
IT her daughter, MIS-, Chaflta Ht~hli.
with wAon she had made neI home
Evening star., 1928-03-05
ACTS ON DUCE'S SPEECH.


NHN CWIIa NUfIINITTtH.
VIENNA, March + tp). Premier
tieipcl to-day ordered from Rome a full
stenographic report of Musaoiini's
apeech Of Saturday oV the Tyrolese qties-
ton. Al the same eme he summoned
the foreign relations committee of the
Austrian Parliament 10 meet on Wed
nesduy Of this week
Evening star., 1928-03-05

w E.N IT I'm.
20. .. Weather Bureau Forecast
Fair and somewhat colder. with min
imum temperature about 20 degrees to-
night. Tomorrow fair. rising tempera-
ture. emperature-Highest. SO. at 5:45
pm. yesterday: lowest. 26. at 1880 am.
today. Full report on page 4.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
Kellogg Note Discussed.

(Continued on Page 3, Column
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
WITHIN z
GAME OF N Y.
LOOPLEADERS
Defeat Red Sox 3 to
2As Yanks Are Idle;
Twin Bill Split BY
BUGS, Cards
By HERBERT W. BARKER
Associated Press sports Writer

The Philadelphia Athletics are cut.
ting into the New York Yankees
American league lead until II has
dwindled to next 10 nothing bat ap'
parently IL will take more direct
methods TO dislodge the st. Louis
Cardinals from their position nc the
head Of the National league.
Defeating the Boston Red Sox. s e
2. yesterday, the As advanced "a
within two games Of the idle worlds
champions, the closest they have been
to the summit this e
On the other hand. the Pittsburgh
Pirates. driven on by the indOmitable
will Of little DOME Bush. engaged the
Cardinals twice at Forbes Field and
got no better than an even break f0f
their pains. Although the Corsairs
still hoping for their second penanni
in as many years. remained six and
"a half games distant from the Card
inals they did advance past the Gin
cinnati Reds into undisputed posses
sion OF fourth place and no further
away from the third place New York
Giants than three percentage points.
The Chicago Cubs, alone Of the five
contending clubs registered a posi-
tive gain. Their defeat Of the Reds
put Joe McCarthy's men within four
and d half games OF the lead.
The Pirates pounded out an early
lead off Alexander in the first game
Of their double bill with the Cards,
and then withstood the Redbirds'
closing rush 70 win, 8 to 5.
Behind good pitching hy Haines,
The Redbirds had little trouble TAX
ing the nightcap, s Il 2.
The Reds got a lot Of hits off Artie
Nehf and Hal Carlson but could not
make them count and the Cubs won,
. 10 3. Red Lucas was hit freely.
Vance registered his 18th victory as
the Robins gave the Giants their
eighth successive setback, 4 to ..
The Phils and the Braves broke
even in a double header. Shotton's
crew taking the opener, 4 TO 3, but
dropping the second. 4 To 4.
The st. Louis Browns took over the
Detroit Tigers, 5 20 2, In the only
other American league Eame. Alvin
Crowder pitched his 10th victory Of
the wear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
COP
TEN IN ROW
Defeat Sports 5 to 81
Atzmen and Cubs
Are Victors
(By the Associated Press

The behemoth bam OF the bat
piled up vast scores for the win
ners on two Texas league lots yes
terday.
On another. the winning grin OF
Wichita Falls broadened with the
teams 10th victory
Only three games were scheduled,
Houston and San Antonio not play
ing.
As a twisted benediction 70 the
Dallas Steers. the Fort Worth Cats
in two mighty heaves took two
games-l9 70 3 and z 90 making
a total Of six more runs than hits
in the last meeting Of the two
squads this season. The element oil
retribution was dragged in. the
Steers having taken a double head.
er from the Panthers the day before
In the Waco-Beaumont match. the
result was even more appalling
Cub sticks sent the ball bowling q
times for 2f runs while the Ex.
porters hit five times for two runs
Wichita Falls hit less frequently
than the Shreveport Sports but beat
them out 5 10 3. Turgeon. Spud. get
ting his 20th seasonal home run.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

Noted Girl Filler Es-
- As Plane 10
Landed in Rut

PITTSBURGH. Sept. III
plane successfully flown from hns.
land 10 South Africa and back NY ons
aviatrix came close 60 being ~ &C.,
machine for another woman Iitell
who had earned her fame by ne.nk
the first of her Sex 40 fly over Ah1
treacherous Atlantic. -.
Az Rogers Field, near here an
night, Mis- Amelia Enrhart, bpslan
social worker, and co-pilnt ri -
transatlantic plane. FriehnAnlP'
cracked up the English plane Ayero,s
Avian IL was once the properly Mn
Lady Heath
As Miss Earhnrt was makink :
landing. u wheel became mired hh N
rut. The plane xwerved. stood on ~
nose for IN moment and appeared ~
stagger in the wind Then, as "
seemed certain IL must turn ote1'
settled, nose in the ground with ~
tail Is feet in the air. Miss Earn4Ls
and her passenger. George NJ. PUTNAM
New York publisher. were u~ninlursu-
Undaunted by her experience, MIS-
Earhhrt. stated she would remain III
Pittsburgh until repairs were com
pleted- She said she did not care Mr.
continue her journey III any utneI
plane. il was her first crash I'm ~
years Of flying.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
To Hold Funeral
For Mrs. Lissner

DONNA. Sept Funeral services
for Mrs. Valera Lissner. 10, well
known Valley resident who died nc
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Ben
Miller. i'm this city Friday afternoon.
will Ne held IN Hampstead. Sunday.
TIE body was 20 be tent 20 Hemp
stead Saturday night.
She was born In Germany but came
to Texas with her parents VIXEN she
was only IA years old She was mar
ried 10 Sam iissner in Hampstead and
later moved with him 10 Lockharts
where he dice nine years ago.
Surviving ard eight childrens Sey-
mour Lissner or L0ckhart. Alfred
Lissner Of Donna. Jared Lissner Of
Mission. Mrs. Edna Meyers Of San An
tonic. p. ID. Lissner or Raymondville,
Mrs. Ray McCandless Of Mission. Mrs.
Ben Miller or Donna and Eugene Liss-
ner of Tampico, Mexico
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

(Including Games Of August SD
(By the Associated Press)
National
Batting-Hornsby. Braves. $50.
Runs-P. Waner, Pirates, 124.
Runs batted in-Bottomley. Cards,
100.
Hits-P. Waner. Pirates. 1sg.
noubles-P. Waner. Pirates, a..
Triples-P. Waner. Pirates. IL.
Homers-Wilson. Cubs. 30.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs. 20.
Pitching-Benton. Giants. won q,
lost 8.
American
Batting-Goslin. Senators, $50.
Rrns-Ruth. Yanks. 1883.
Runs batted inc ehrig. Yanks,
122.
Eits-Manush. Browns. 1870.
DouDles-FlaKstead. Red Sox, SO.
Triples-~ombs Yanks. ~.
Homers-Ruth. Yanks. a..
Stolen bases-Myer. Red Sox. %.
Pitching-Hoyt. Yanks. won II.
lost &.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
Venue Change In
Mcdonald Case Is
Asked AT Paris

PARIS. Texas, Sept. 1.-bP-Judge
Newman PhisIins Of s4e district court
here today had under consideration
I'M application for n chanEs 81 venue
IN the w. J. Mcdonald will case.
Attorneys for contestants who arc
seeking 70 annuI the will Oh Me-
Donald. late Paris capitalist which
provided for the construction Of nn
astronomical laboratory for the Uni
vrrsity az Texas. filed the applies
ston On the ground they cannot re-
ceivo a fair trial i'm Lamar county.
The petition asks that th7 case ~
transferred TO the county whose
courthouse III nearest Paris.
First trial OF the case here two
years ago resulted In a jury sustain
ing the will. The verdict was re-
versed BIZ the supreme court On a
writ Of error.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
War OUTLAW
Plan STARTED
BY REPORTER
Proposal Made i'm Mes
sage to America BY
vi. BRAND on Tenth
War Anniversary

PARIS. Sept. 1.--lFl-Now that
the kell0gg-Briand treaty for out
Iawry or war has been signed by
the plenipotentiaries of the great
nations OF the world. it can be-
revealed that the inception OF tha
pact was based on the work ~ I'm
Associated Press reporter. Smith u.
Reavis. acting merely with the usual
reportorial policy Of "getting q
news story
Early III 1927. Reavis. on behalf
Of the Associated Press. sought
from Foreign Minister BRAND. of
France. q message to the American
people on the tenth anniversary Of
Americas entry into the war. April
6. 1897.
The request was renewed on sew
eral occasions. and NJ. BRAND prom
ised 70 prepare a message to the
American people To he transmitted
through the Associated Press.
On the morning ar April a. 1927,
a messenger from the French for
eign office called at the Associated
Press bureau IN Paris with u docu-
ment that. accepted as il was by
French and American statesmen for
something more than a diplomatic
trial balloons" led to the world-em-
bracing treaty signed in Paris last
Monday whereby the great nations
agreed ~ war as an IN
strument Of national policy.
m that r~~-~are. VI. BRAND pro-
posed that "the two great demo-
crzciesr outlaw war forever
"If there were need or " he
tween the two great democracies Of
the world MI. BRAND said. fin or
der to give high testimony Of their
desire for peace and 10 furnish a
solemn example 70 other peoples.
France would be willing to enter
into an engagement with America
mutually soutlawing war. TO use
your way of expressing IN"
NJ. Brands message was deliver
ed bv the Associated Press 10 fits
member newspapers IN the western
hemisphere. So important was il
considered that European CORES
pondents IN New York and Washing
ton cabled III back to the old CONT
nent. and IL appeared IN every quar-
ter Of the globe. At the request Of
the French foreign office. the Paris
bureau Of the Associated Press fur
nished the original document 20 the
Havas agency Of France. and the
French press made much Of ia.
Secretary Keliogg. who cooperated
50 long aad sympathetically with
the French foreign minister in
bringing the idea os war outlawry
~ fruition. gave full credit to M.
BRAND.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
HOOVER READY
TO TAKE REST
G. o. p. Nominee to
See Ball Game Aft
er Hard Week
By VI L. =

wASHINGTON. Sept. f.-tFs-
Herbert Hoover IA ready "a rest U
while after a week Of grinding
work &C his general headquarters
here.
He inaugurates a program OF
recreation today BY visiting Griffith
Stadium to see Babe Ruth and the
other New York Yankees struggle
against the Washington Senator's.
Tomorrow the republican presf-
Dental candidate will attend church
and spend the remainder Of the
day quietly at home save for an
automobile drive in the afternoon.
lie has no engagements for Labor
day. but probably will put IN 4 few
hours at his office cleaning up a
weekend accumulation Of mail.
About the middle Of next week
Hoover plans to leave on u fishing
trip Of several days in Chesapeake
Bay, angling for trout and other
fish that abound off the mouth Of
the Potomac river. He will be ac-
companied on this trip by only 4
few personal friends.
winding up the last day Of bis
first week in Washington since his
western tour. the republican nom
inee had q string or visitors yes
terday. receiving reports Of prog
ress Of organization work in the
South and giving final instructions
70 James w. Good. Of Iowa, western
campaign manager. 70 conduct an
economical campaign i'm the corn
belt.
Other callers included Senator
Simeon II Tess. or Ohio. Who said
conditions in his state were "veHy
satisfactory: former Senator JOS
eph r.. Frelinghuysen. or New Jer-
sev. and William J. Donovan. assist
ant United States attorney general.
The nominees engagement list for
today included Frederick III. Price.
banker and railroad man Of Boston.
and Senator Arthur f. Capper. Of
Kansas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
Postoffice Will
Observe Holiday
Sept. bennett

Although the general delivery win
dow will remain open at the Browns
vile postoffice until 1880 o'clock
Monday morning. the c. o. d., regis
try and money order windows will be
closed in observance Of Labor Day,
G. w. bennett, Brownsville postmas-
ter. announced Saturday.
City delivery IS 10 be made up IN
oil noon but there II 10 be no rural
delivery.
Dispatch Of mails. however, will be
made a. usual, bennett said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

Light TO heavy showers occurred
within the last "a hoars from Texas
eastward into the lower Mississippi
valley. also in Tennessee. North
Carolina. and 4 few widely scatter
ed places. while fair to clear wea-
Their prevailed practically through
ous the northern half OF the coun~
try. Temperatures were slightly
lower in the south central states
this morning. and s~easonable to
subnormal in the balance or the
country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE

III AEAAC.
BROWNSVILLE DIVISION.
In the Matter Of George W. Hackney,
Bankrupt.
No. 249, In Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupt:
Notice ii hereby given that on the
3ist day Of August, 1928, the said
George w. Hackney Of Weslaco, Hi
dalgo County, Texas, was duly ad-
judged a bankrupt, and the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held
at the office Of Ira Webster. Referee
I'm Bankruptcy, in the SteEman Build
ing, Brownsville. Texas, on the nth
day Of September, A. ID. 1928, at
Eleven (il) O'Clock IN the forenoon
at which time and place the creditors
Of the said George w. Hackney. bank
rupt. may appear, prove their claims.
elect a trustee. examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as
may properly come before this meet
ing.
Dated August sfst. 1928.
IRA WEBSTER,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
e-f-lt-312a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
Palestine Moves to
San Angelo Home Lot

PALESTINE, Tex. Sept. f.-tP-
The Palestine Pals and the San An
sel0 ~Snappers today were en- route
70 the home Of the West Texans
where tomorrow they will resume
their series for the championship OF
class u baseball In Texas.
The third game Of the series was
rained put here yesterday. The Pals.
winners Of the Lone Star league, have
Non the two games Of the series
played here. Three games will be
played on the grounds OF the West
Texas league champions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
FIGHT RESULTS


DETROIT.-George Godfrey negro
heavyweight. knocked out Pierre
Charles. Belgium. (2); Steve Mug
ent. Cleveland. won on a foul from
Soldier Dombrowski. Detroit. t1).
LONG BRANCH. n. J.-Corpora'
Izzy Schwartz. New York. knocked
cut Frisco Grande. Buffalo. tS3.
BOSTON.-Al Mello. Lowell. tech
nicaIIy knocked out Charlie Done
van. Boston. CO..
ERIE. Pa.-Tommy Paul. Buffalo
defeated Johnny Dunn. New Ken.
sinRton. Pa. t1O). Johnny Mccoy
defeated Johnny Ryan. Erie. uel
Louis Severn. Meadville. won firm
Jimmy Webster. Buffalo. (l0l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

LONDON. Sept. I.-H1-Gene Tun-
ney set off By automobile towards
Oxford today. expecting 70 see the
university city. lie ,ntends to have
luncheon al a roadside inn and pos
sibly see the Star and Garter inn at
Windsor where his predecessor. John
T. Sullivan. trained many years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
us. GOLFERS
BEAT BRITONS
III IN PLAY
Matches of Walker
Cup Teams Display
Supremacy of Amer
leans In Game
BY BASIL G. WYRICK
Associated Press Golf Writer


CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-R9-Further
proof Of the supremacy Of American
golfers today was placed in the
archives with che records Of the
overwhelming victory over the Brit
ish i'm the Walker cup team matches
rAich ended yesterday.
~he invaders were able TO salvage
only one point out Of IL, by the slight.
one up victory Of r. A. Torrance owe
Chick Evans in eight single matches
after the home players had won all
four points in the foursomes. This
made the result: America Ill; Great
Britain /.
Even some Of the individual VIC
tories were just as sweeping as the
result, for Bobby Jones, scoring one
under par for "a holes, smothered the
British amateur champion by IL and
~. one hole better than his drubbing
OF Cyril ToIley two years ago at st.
Andrews in a Walker cup meet.
Ouimet and Gum Score
Then came Watts Gum, who al
though he did not play closer than -
strokes Of par. found his opponent, r.
II. Hardman, easy and won IL and 10.
And again the feat 81 Francis 0uimet,
who first sprang into fame as a boy
by defeating Ted Ray and Harry VAR
don for the American open title, in
scoring within 3 strokes of par for
% holes TO down the doughty Major
q. 0. Hezlet, s and Z. made the Amer
leans stand out As giants Of the links.
Not far behind was Jess Sweetser,
formerly American and British anna
teur champion, who overcame w. l..
Hope 5 and 4.
The next widest margin Of victory
was that Of Jimmie Johnston, who
took the measure Of Eustace Storey a
and 2. although he had to play some
where near par to effect that con-
quest.
George Won Elm. who finally won
8 and 2 from DR.. William T~weddell.
captain Of the British team. found the
1927 British champion hard to over
come as the Briton scored 70, three
above par in the morning round and
was 3 up on the former American
champion
Rritons Win One
The seventh American victory was
rather an upset for the Britons. for G.
N. u. Martin. despite a poor score Of
50 in the morning round got a lead Of
: up on Roland Mackenzie. who was
ragged 70 the extent Of 81 strokes.
The Washington youth got going in
the afternoon and scored the first
nine in 81. which was good enough 20
square the match at the 25th and
make him 2 up at the 9th. There he
faltered again and took three skies
in the next z holes, but he got q
birdie ? on a short hole and finally
won 2 and 1.
But the Britons got one victory.
Chick Evans finding a tartar IT'D Tony
Torrance, who got around the links
in thu morning in 73 and gained n
lead Of ? up over the former American
amateur and open champion, as he
took IS. Torrance eased up to IS
on the third nine. but Chick was wild
and took al to be 5 down as they
entered the last lap.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

The City o. broWnsVilIe, Texas,
will receive sealed bids addressed to
the Hon. A. b. Cole. Mayor, up until
Ir q. M. September 18th, 1928, for one
$40 Horsepower boiler. Spe9ifica-
tfpns are on file with the City 9ccre-
tsry and can be secured upon bppli-
cttion.
A. u. MUNDAY, City Secibtary.
R-z-10-lQt-3lSo.