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Evening star., 1928-05-01
NEW YORK'S FRENZY FOR FLYERS
RIVALS WARMEST FETES OF PAST
Bremens Grew, Touched by City's I'm
stinted Praise, Turn Boys Again in Shar-
ing Monster Parade With Families.

Fitz laughed like a kid. The baron's
monocle trembled and fell time and
again through sheer emotion.
Peak of Success.
There they were different men.
There they found success But I'd like
to say this--that / don't believe all the
plaudits of that great crowd meant a
single bit more to Capt. Koehl and Maj.
Fitzmaurice than the glances they re-
ceived now and again from their wives
in the cars behind. Talk about adora-
ton You know, I've never seen New
York's Goth out in fun regalia before
Now know why the people go crazy
over them and that goes for the Naval
Reserve boys. too. And the bands -
well I'd spend another month at Lake
81, Agnes II / could come back and 90
through II all over again
The ceremony at the eternal light was
marvelouSly mpressive-perhaps more
so to me because l. too, am war vet
eran. know that it impressed all
three of the Bremen'S crew. 1t struck a
graver note than anything that had
/, gone before. 1t meant something 20
them even as 1t meant something "a
me-and, If l may say, it meant some
thlng To all of us TO realize that, no
matter what has gone before, the world
today is more united in bonds of peace
and harmony and good win than ever
before in all history.
And, boy. when / heard that woman
sing The Star Spangled Banner" "
d:dn't that send thrill along my keel
ana -~aSe me glad 10 b. alive? Boy,
J eGTc "cs glad that Old Duke was
born = ;..,2 = hear that ~-fol those
are the thing< E'Aich make us realize
the spirit ~ the great country which
every one, no matter what his racial
political or patriotic bias may be. has
come to consider a leader among all
the nations. AS far as New York is
concerned, and / feel that / am ex-
pressing right here the sentiment of
the Bremens crew and Of all the others
who participated in the reception. New
York has done herself proad. 1t was
the banner day of my life: / will never
forget It. And / shall always be thank
ful that Duke Schiller, poor pilot of
an airplane, with, nothing particularly
spectacular or astonishing to his credit,
waS yet singled out by those millions
who lined those streets yesterday for
greeting. cheers and friendship 1t al
most makes me feel that | had done
something more than my days work
up there in the North-when really, if
YOU want to know it, did nothing of
the kind 1t was great fun. going up
there TO Greenly on that rescue ex-
petition But it was greater fun just
TO come to New York yesterday.
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Evening star., 1928-05-01

the city at a banquet at the Hotel Com
modore Tomorrow they go to Wash
ington.
Baron Won Huenefeld will observe
his thirty-sixth birthday tomorrow. and
the chef at the Ritz-Carlton has pre-
pared a frosted cake with 36 candles
The flyers this morning had been
rested by their first good nights sleep
in almost a eek Their ;hedule since
last Thursday shows little time out for
sleep 1t follows:
Thursday-Ianded at LAX Ste. Ag-
nes, Quebec. and drove l6 miles by
sleigh, retiring at midnight.
Flew 10 New York.
Friday--Arose at 4 o'clock. drove the
l6 miles again and boarded the Ford
plane for the flight to New York Took
a train here for Washington at pm
and again did not get to bed until mid
night or after
Saturday-Up at o'clock for all day
retiring at the RitZ-Cariton Hotel In
New York in the small hours of Sunday
morning
Sunday-Up before O'Clock and not
back to the hotel until l am
MondavUp at o'clock for the re-
ception and not in bed until after mid
night
Evening star., 1928-05-01
FLYERS OVERCOME
By ENTHUSIASM OF
GOTHAM WELCOME

Continued from First Pagc)
the crowd and had her hug and big
kiss from her smiling dad she brighten
ed up and climbing a table watched
the rest of the ceremony with interest.
The day was unprecedented for the
plaving of The Wearin' of the Green"
and Die Wacht am Rhein," and so far
as recorded. il was the first general
doffing of hats for the German anthem
since the World War
War Days Recalled.
Memories Of the war were vividly re-
called to the two Germans as they sail-
ed down the bay on the city tug Macon
and passed the huge United States
liner Leviathan as il steamed up the
river. koehl and Won Huenefeld saw
the big ship, which before the war was
the German liner Vaderland, smiled al
each other and spoke softly in German
AT the Winter Garden show the three
flyers were given an entirely unexpected
welcome when a number OF chorus kirls
suddenly swooped down upon them and
kissed them. Koehl and Fitzmaufiec
smiled wanly at their wives in one Of
the boxes while the baron appeared to
enjoy ii, He is a bachelor. Thence
they went to Madison Square Garden.
where they saw Jack Sharkey knock
out Jack Delaney and received an opa-
ton that lasted longer than the fight
itself
A coincidence occurred when the
parade passed the Stock Exchange
Airplane stocks suddenly took a rise,
lust as they did when Lindbergh made
his flight TO Paris. One stock jumped
3 points TO tie its previous high and
another rose S points.
Three to Get Rest.
After their uproSrious welcome the
three flyers today had simple pro-
gram which would allow them some
rest from the strenuous program they
have been through the past few days.
II included a visit TO the New York
World which Jointly chartered the
plane that brought them out from Belle
Isle Straits. and the LAYING OF a wreath
on the statue OF Washington in front
Of the Subtreasurs Building on Wall
street Tonight they will be guests of
Evening star., 1928-05-01
GREENFIELD TO BE moNoRED.
Mission Worker 10 Receive Canadian
University Degree,

MONTREAL. MAY Up. Sir Wilfred
Grenfell from one of whose Labrador
missions aid was given the Bremen's
crew at Greenly island. is to receive the
honorary degree of doctor of laws from
McGill University at the convocation
May 80. The degree is To be given in
recognition of his service TO humanity
in establishing and maintaining a scrieS
of hospitals and nursing homes along
The coast of Labrador.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

ing for that fellow Heeney. He
trained on Shakespeare and
Homer for Dempsey. But he just
took a set of Zane Grey and
Harold Bell Wright to get himself
in condition for Heeney.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
PRESIDENT HITS
FLOOD BILL CHANGE
Addition of Numerous Other
Enterprises to Measure
Opposed.
BY The Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press
With every change and amendment
which food control bills now before
Congress have undergone. the financial
features of these have been steadily
made worse, in the opinion of President
Coolidge.
The fundamental trouble with these
measures as at present outlined before
Congress appears to President Coolidge
to be that too many interests and too
many people have taken these bills as
an opportunity to enhance their inter-
eStS. The result has been that the bill
is loaded up with many features which
President Coolidge regards objection
able.
Inclusion by the House of Sacramento
River work in the flood control bill is re-
garded by President Coolidge as typical
of the gradual extension of the bill to
cover cases wholly unrelated with the
original purpose of controlling the flood
waters of the Mississippi
The President feels that if the Sscra-
mento enterprise is meritorious 1t should
stand on its own merits and not be
hitched onto an unrelated measure.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
LIBEL SUIT VERDICT
IS EXPECTED TODAY
Canadian General Sues Two News,
rarer Men Over Article on
Losses in War
eg the Assoe4a,ea ptess

coEpRo, Ontario. May IA ver-
diet ip the $4,000 libel suit brought by
Gen Sir Arthur CurFie against w. r,
X Preston ana f w. Wilson, news
Daper men. Was looked for today
counsel fef both sides had summed
up Their cases aud only Justice Tt0se !
s1lafge ~ the jury remained when
court feemyened today
biF Arthur, commander of the Cam
aoian corps ia the World War. based
nis suit on an article bY Preston III
Wilson Fgft Hope Guide In which it
Was charged thai 10 gIofify the Can
adian bigil command, Dominion troops
we're needlessly slaughtered in an At
taek otl Mons AFmistiee day, November
IL 1913
Tbs issue between Wilson and Sir
Arthur lies IN a passage ia the article
charging that the latter had ordered
80 attack % Mons after having re-
esiyec notice that the srmistice had
been signed
Evening star., 1928-05-01

CONTINUED from First Page.l
Evening star., 1928-05-01

Fitz laughed like a kid. The harons
monocle trembled and fell time and
again through sheer emotion.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
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Evening star., 1928-05-01
Master sergt. Ringert Honored

Master sefgt Theodore Eingerf i
member of the Army Band Al WASH
inglon Barracks has been appoiDted 4
warrant officer In the Army, and rs-
signed % duty ne leader III the Attn Ca.
siFy Eana at Fort MeadeiE H. y.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
Will Rogers
Says:

SALINA, When will the
newspapers commence giving
aviation an even break? There
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
Man Averring He
Is Christ, Holds
Sway in Holland

0MMEN, Holland, Sept. 7.-(F1-
Hidden away among the ~pinewoods Of
the Castle Eerde estate, only a few
miles distant from the site Of the
Olympic Games at Amsterdam,
there lies a little city Of tents whose
1000 inhabitants sit daily at the feet
of a man who calls himself another
Christ.
For weeks they have been search
ing among the written and spoken
words of Krishnamurti for the
Truth" Thirty-seven notions. in
GLIDING the United States, have sent
their contingents Of delegates here.
This little canvas city is built
around the picturesque Castle Eerde,
home Of Krishnamurti, which dates
from the beginning of the eighteenth
century. The tents range in size
from from great marques holding
100 or more people, to little shell
tiers into which only n person can
crawl.
Twice a day these members OF the
Order Of the Star in the East gather
round Krishnamurti to listen 10 his
teaching. The young high-caste
Brahmin tells them the Truth" can
only be attained by iiberating the
self from the letters Of dogma and
external authority, and can only be
found in ones own heart.
All the misery Of the world i cue
TO the unsatisfied craving Of human
ity 70 find that truth, he says.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
GRID RULES ITO
Be DISCUSSED
Football Officials Of
Southwest Gather
At Fl. Worth

FORT WORTH. Tex. Sept. TIP
More than 200 Southwestern foot
ball coaches and officials gathered
here TODAY to discuss the 1928 foot
ball rules. Many college and high
school squads will begin training
Monday.
The greater part of the discussion
conferred on the difference between
an incomplete lateral pass and a
tumble: when a bali Is dead at the
point Of recovery ard when il can
be picked IN and advanced BY one
or both teams: position Of the OPP
posing teams on the kickoff, and
definite understanding Of the limi-
tations placed on shift plays.
With the exception Of the Uniyer-
sitv Of Arkansas all members Of
the Southwest conference were rep
resented as well as were all Texas
conference and II. /. A. A. u~niver-
sites and colleges. The Razor
Backs absence is explained bv the
fact that Arkansas State Is holding
its " rules meeting at Little
Rock and Coach Francis Schmidt Is
ATTENDING il.
Roy Henderson. athletic director
Of the Texas Interscholastic league
u here representing all high schools.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
Sunday Will Be
Ladies Day
Valley BuIIfight

McALLEN. Sent. 7.--Reynosa's
bull ring IL expected to be filled to
capacity Sunday. when the trumpets
$aarl out their official warning that
the fight is to begin.
Sidney Franklin. the only Ameri-
can matador in the world. viii vie
for honors with Ricardo Romero
Frag. premier matador Of Mexico.
Freq has already demonstrated his
skill. when he fought two ferocious
Malpaso bulls in last Sundays fight,
and DISPOSED Of them easily.
Another feature 20 attract a large
attendance is the fact that the man
agement has selected Sunday to be
ladies' day. Through the courtesy
Of the directors and "a its guest,
one lady will be allowed admission
with anv paid tickets This in
cludes those who have their tickets
or stubs for last Mondays fight,
which was called off on account or
rain. or those who will buy their
tickts for next Sundays ARRAY. The
tickets are on sale in Reynosa and
will be on sale at the bull ring, on
the day Of the fight. starting at
noon
Sidney Franklin has left for a
short trim to San Antonio and other
points Of the state and his presence
Ia those cities should help to draw
"A large number Of persons from
outside the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
SPUDS WIN z;
BUFFSDROP
Sports Defeat Cats;
Exporters Beat
Bears SO

Wichita Falls won two bali games
and a day Of rest from Dallas yestcr-
day while Houston, which will meet
the Spudders in the Texas league
play-off, saw their star hurler beaten
BY a rookie college pitcher at Waco.
The Spuddcrs, supposedly weak
against a left handler, got six hits.
four walks, and a wild pitch, and had
one man nit BY the pitcher in the
two official innings Ray Pierce
worked for Dallas. Tie was taken out
in the third with none out, but the
Spudders had sufficient lead to win
8 TO ?. Galeria, a rookie from the
West Texas league allowed only five
hits in the second game, and Wichita
Falls won 5 10 0.
Hallahan a v eight hits and six
walks 70 the Wacoans while Ace
Elliott. University Of Michigan rookie.
held Houston to three hits. Waco
won 1 TO 0.
Shreveport manufactured three
runs out Of eight hits and Fort
Worth was able to make only one run
from the three hits that they CLEANED
from Pitcher Brown.
Beaumont shut San Antonio out,
8 to O., scoring six hits off Of Chaser
in the ninth inning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
CARDSDEFEAT
PIRATES As
IN 10 FRAMES
Harper's Homer Wins
Crucial Contest;
Yank-S Scion Game Is
Halted BY Rain
BY HERBERT W. BARKER,
Associated Press SpOrfg Writer

To their own impotence against the
St. Louis Cardinals, as much rs to
any other one factor. can the Pitts
burgh Pirates blame their fifth place
standing il the National league
where they were ranked 1928 BY vir-
tually every baseball expert in the
country before the 1928 campaign
opened.
DOME Bush's 1927 champions en-
gagged the league-leaders In mortal
combat yesterday for the 18th time
and for the 14th time hsd only a de-
feat to show for their efforts.
Grimes, who ran up a string OF %
victories without a whole lot of
trouble, Is finding No. % his jinx. He
tried for it again yesterday and ap-
parcntly had il when Harper, a pinch
hitter socked the ball into the right
field stands in the left half Of the
tenth, and scored behind Jimmy Will
son with the run that gave the Cards
the game, 4 to 5.
With al other National league
teams idle, ST. Louis increased its
lead over the second place New York
Giants TO four and a half games.
In the only American league con-
test, Alphonse Thomas pitched the
Chicago White Sox TO a 2 to l victory
Over the Detroit Tigers. All scoring
was done in the first inning. After
that Thomas and Johnny Miljus were
invincible. The Sox, By virtue OF
their triumph, moved back into a
fourth place tie with the Washington
Senators.
Rain halted the Yankee-Senator
couldn't prevent 5000 fans from lin
ing up outside Yankee headquarters
game al the Yankee stadium but il
in search of tickets for the crucial
New York-Philadelphia series which
starts with a double-header here Sun
day. Most of these dyed-in-the-wool
fans got nothing for their pains but
the information that all the reserved
seats already had been disposed of
and that they could do some more
waiting at the stadium Sunday when
10000 tickets go on sale.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
FIGHT


NEW YORK-Young Striking. At
lanta, technically knocked u Johnny
Squires. South Africa. t2). Jake War
rem, Chicago, won over Paul Swieer-
ski, Syracuse. by disqualification. (4).
Big John Erickson. Minneapolis. De-
feated Charley Hepner. Ridgefield
N. j., (4). Marvin Schechtcr. Boston
beat Nance Polo, Pittsburgh. (41
George Hoffman. New York, knocked
out Jake Dessinos, Canada. t4). Gene
Barker, Johnstown, Pa. knocked out
Johnny Kriger. Jersey City, "a.
CHICAGO-Renc de Vos, Belgium,
defeated Cowboy Jack Willis. San An
tonic. tl0). Martin Gallagher.
Washington. D. G.. beat Tom Sayers,
Detroit. (5l. Ollie Bartlett, Mime
apolis, Technically knocked out Roy
Peters, Chicago. (2). Battling Le-
whisky, Louisville, defeated Jimmy
Gardner, Chicago, (4l.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.-Billy Wal
lace. Cleveland. won from Joey Kauf-
man, New York. (i0).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07

diamond Is the one registered By
Billy Williams, who received "a lib
eral amount OF cactus thorns when
ne fell down in center last Sunday
after making q sensational back run
ming catch
The main cog IN the Brownies al
victory over the Macks last Sunday
-Mcrsky-will be back 20 stem the
tide of sluggers that ran up IA hits
and 20 runs against S~chafner, Gar
Gin and Ryan Wednesday afternoon
at McAlIen.
The young STRIPPING should be
right Sunday, having had u weeks
rest. lie did not make the McAllen
trip.
All the rest Of the gang will be on
hand and declare they viii vine out
the inglorious drubhing the Macks
handed them In the last game
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
LOCALSPOINT
FOR Game
Prepare For Deciding
Championship Fray
Here on Sunday

The American Legion Brownies,
potential baseball champions or the
Valley League, were scheduled to 20
through nm afternoon Of intensive
practice Friday in preparation for
Sundays deciding game with Nc
Allen. This is the third and saw"
game. each team having copied one
fray each. The contest will be play
cd here on the Legion diamond al
jefferson street, just off Palm
Courts beginning at 3 y. m.
Chief Henry SHELTON, Jr, was 70
rout out the entire sauad and give
them a bit Of fly chasing and skull
practice. The main object Of the
session, however, was 70 build up
closer team play, il was said.
The local diamond also Is being
fixed up in shape that befits cham
pionship play. 1t IL said TO be fast
with no pebbles to interfere hops.
The only growl heard against the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
Stribling Wins
lst Heavy Bout

NEW YORK, Sept. F NJ. nj.
tYoung) StribIing of Georgia, has
taken the first step On tho long trail
that leads 10 the now vacant heavy
weight throne, and overcome "A iinH
10 do III.
The southorncr made his New
York debut US a heavyweight at Mad
ison Square Garden last night by
battcriug John Squires of South AT
rica into technical knockout defeat
in less than two rounds 0f fighting.
With q few sharp punches Strib-
ling had Squircs groEgy in the first
round, only the bell saving the South
African from the ignominity w n
%one-round knockout In the second
round. Stribling sailed into his vir-
tnally helpless opponent and cut him
down for good after only 44 seconds
Of fighting in that stanza.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
Marathon Prize
Is Split Equally
Between Last II

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 7.-R-
Lacking q legitimate winner, the
$4,000 prize, offered in the Wrigley
marathon swim. has been split up
into portions Of $500 each and
awarded TO fourteen of the 1879 en-
trants in Wednesdays grind.
Pazzied over what to do with the
money when not one of the COMPETE
tors was able to finish the 15-mile
race, the aquatic committee Of the
Canadian national exhibition decided
TO grant equal awards TO the fourteen
men they decided had distinguished
themselves in the swim.
Thus Georges Michel, Of France,
last Of the field to succumb TO the
acy waters CT Lake Ontario, gets no
mere. financially, than does Harold
L. Preston, of Smithville, Ont, last
Of the l4-prize winners, who swan
only five miles against more than IL
for the Frenchman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
King George Beams
On Friendly Bookie

GOODWO0D. Eng. Sept. 7.-tPl-
"Good old King. | hope you win," an
enterprising tipster thus hailed King
George as he strolled in the paddock
at the fashionable Goodwood race
meeting. No one seemed more
amused than His Majesty at this un-
usual greeting.
The tipster was apparently encour-
aged for he added a second later.
Because I've tipped the blooming
thing!"
His tip was the Kings filly Cath
crime in the Prince Of Wales stakes.
Unfortunately for the tipster and his
followers Catherine was u%nplaced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
Will Contestors
Get Aid of 60 In
Plea for Change

PARIS. Tex Sent. 7.-fFD-More
than three scores of witnesses we're
ready to testify for the contestants
today in the hearing for a change of
venue in the w. y. Mcdonald will
case. Fifteen witnesses were heard
Yesterday. The contestants are ask
ing the change OF venue on ground
thew cannot obtain a fair and impair
tial trial in Lamar county.
The case il scheduled for re-trial
here on October %. Relatives Of
the late Paris capitalist are en-
deavorinR to have his will. in which
he left the bulk Of a s1.250.O00 for
tune to the Texas university for
erection of an astronomical observ-
atorv. set aside.
A previous trial resulted in n ver-
dict unfolding the bequest to the
university.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07

Except for cloudiness all along
the immediate Gulf coast and in the
far eastern states. the weather was
generally fair throughout the last
"a hours in the Atlantic coast states,
and light. widely scattered showers
elsewhere in the country. Tempera-
lures continue slightly below the
seasonal average practically through
out the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
TALK PLuMBING CONTROL

SAN BENITO. Sept. Further
discussion VT plumbing regulations
i'm San Bcnito in connection with
the work VIZ the newly created
plumbing board. took place II the
city commission meeting here We'd
nesday night. ONLY routine matter
was handled besides this business
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
New McAIlen Church
To Be Opened Sunday

McALLEN. Sept. THE new
Church Of Christ building here N
complete and Is to BE opened Sat
urdav with "a special all-day SER
vice. according ~ nnouncemcnt Of
Rev. =. O.. Bailey. the pastor.
There viii be 4 preaching service
nc 10 "a. mi. and lunch will be served
free at noon to All who attend. "A
program in the afternoon will con-
sist OF short talks and singing and
preaching bv the nastor nj \ m m.
will close the services or the day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
THURSDAYS Results

Toronto CO.. Rochester 81.
Montreal 3. Buffalo 4.
Baltimore at Newark. rain.
Only games scheduled