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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-19
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esiki Ez volt a multi szombati
nagy kerdes. s a felelet majdnem
mindie az volt, hogy megint esik.
s bixony esett alaposan. Pedig az
napra volt hirdetve egyhazunk
egyetlen nyari mulatsaga. Eett
az ESD meg este het 6rakor is.
vegre nagy nehezen kideriilt. s
jottek yendegek. Macy csopor-
tokban jottek. Dacara a fenyege-
t6 felh5knek kimereszkedtek. Ju-
talmul egy nagyon is kellemes es-
teben volt reszik. Miel6tt pix
niknek vege lett, jegyarusito
penztaros Balogh Balazs jelentet-
te, hogy az ajtonal Isl dollar ara
jegy fogyott Ell. Ez megegyszer
annyi, mint a multi esztendei osz-
szeg. A vendegek mindvegig kel-
lemesen ereztek magukat. Ez a
piknik fenyes bizonysaga annak,
hogy az egyhaz partol6 tagok Is
j6akar6k mi mindent tehetnek
meg, ha akarnak. Hala es koszo-
net illeti azokat, akik megjelen-
TEX. A vegleges leszamolds most
szombaton este nyolc oral kezdet-
tel lesz. Kerjlk mindazokat,
akiknel penz van akar gyiijtesb6b
akar pedig jegyarusitasbol, szi-
veskedjenek szombat el6tt okvet-
lenal leszamolni.
K06gyiil6siink. Egyhazunk koz-
gyiilese a rank kovetkez1 vasar-
nap lesz megtartva delel0tti is
tentisztelettel kapcsolatban. Ezu-
ton is kerjiik a tagokat szives-
kedjenek megjelenni Macy SIAM
ban.
Ny6ri magyar islzolank. Nyari
mindennapos magyar iskolank-
max immar harmadik hete mulott
ell. A gyermekek harmadik het
vegen olyan nagy lelkesedessel
jSrnak, mint tettek AIT az else
heten. Talan meg nagyobb lelke-
sedessel. A mindennapi letszam
lega1abb iy ere enged kovetkez-
tetni. Ez ideig 112 gyermek irat.
kozott be az iskolaba. Ebbol min
dennap jelen van legalabb szaz
tiz. Mar j6kor reggel lit vannak
inert a tanitast pontosan kilene
6rakor kezdik tanitok. Ebeo
tizenket orakor van. Ebed utar
egy orakor ismet bemennek &
tanterembe oft vannak haromig
s az st oral tanulas utan oyer
mekek mem faradtak, felfrissiilvt
mennek haza. A gyermekek sol
mindent tanulnak. Magyar irast
olyasast, t0rtenelmet foldrajzot
vallastant. Tanulnak zsoltarokat
dicsereteket, hozsanna enekeket
Ezeken kiviil hazafias es magyar
nepdalokat. Szinte zug az iskols
k0rnyeke, amikor tobb mint
szaz gyermek tele tud6vel, igazar
magyaros lelkesedessel enekel. A
gyermekek harom csoportbar
vannak egesz nap, kiveve a,
enekles alatt. Penteken delutan
miel5tt befejeznek a hetet, egyiit.
tesen templomba mennek Is ott
adnak halat j6 1stnnek az ell
multi heten t6le nyert javakert
Egeszseges, tiszta termekben van
max a gyermekek, allando felii-
gyelet alatt. Sziinidoben kellemes
Macy udvarban jatszhatjak XII ma
gukat kedviikre, anelkiil, hogy
valakinek is utjaban lennenek
Hogy az iskola es gyermekek
otthona szoros 0sszek0ttetesben
legyenek, az iskola ideje alatt Mt.
Laky Zsigmondne az iskola we've
t6je minden egyes iskolas n0yen-
d3k otthonat meglatogatja. Ezzel
szofos kapcsolatot letesit az isko-
n Is q sziilSk kozott. Az iskola
terneket a gyermekek alland6an
elIStjSk szebbnel szebb viraggal,
sugy hogy gyakran az iskola te-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-19

san tovabb mentiink az Uri imad-
| sag magyarazataval. "Szenteltes-
lsek meg tie neved" es "J0jj0n
el te orszagod E ket kifejezes-
mex pontos ertelmi k0riilirasa ke-
rllt sorra. Igyekeztink megerte-
| nj megszentelesnek fogalmat,
mely tisztelet, hodolat es dics6i-
lt6 elismeresb1l tev0dik 0ssze Is
tennel kapcsolaIban. Mem kiilso
szertartasi teny tehat, hanem ben
| SO hitbeli dolog. Az onmagaban
scent es serthetetlen listen SCENT
lsegenek az emberek altal valo to-
keletes elismeres. Aztan arr6l az
orszagrol szolottunk, mely az 0
orszaga. Hol keressiik azt-g Esza-
kon avagy delen, napkeleten a
vagy napnyugaton, valamelyik
kiralysag avagy valemelyik koz-
tarsasag-e az orszag, melynek ell
j0veteleert imadkozunk? Megha-
tarozhato-e foldrajzilag annak
fekvese, hogy csak oda kelljen
mennunk listen orszaganak boil
dog polgaraiva lesziink? !. Ma
ga a Biblia utasit ennel kerdes-
incl is utba, megmondvan, hogy az
az orszag "nem lit avagy amott
van, hanem ii bennetek wagon '
Az listen orok t0rvenyei szerint
lkormanyozott emberi szivek 0sz-
szesege tehat az Q orszaga. Azert
limadkozunk, hogy ez a scent ko-
z0sseg minel nagyobb legyen al
ltalanossa valva f0ldi ertelemben
lis meghatarozhat6 orszagot alkot.
hasson. Szokas az Anyaszentegy-
1hazat is az 8 orszaga foldi kiab-
razolasanak tekinteni. Macy hiba
1volna azonban ait allitani, hogy
| mindenki, aki valamely egyhaz-
max tagia, termeszetszeriileg tag
ia listen orszaganak is. Annals
! / tagsaga mem kiils6 beiratkozas
altal szerezhet6 meg, hanem csaI
a lelek nemessege, a sziv tisztasa
| ga reven, amit viszont listen maga
|allapithat csak meg. A k0
vetkezo alkalommal maid egg le
pessel ujra tovabb megyink.
Egyhazi aldas. julius 14-en es
tie aldotta meg egyhazilag a lei.
| kesz Gorszky Josef rom. kath
| ifju es Potornay Helen ref, Po-
ltornay Janos es neje szul. Hodory
Julianna leanyanak mar el6bt
t0rvenyesen megkotott hazassa-
Igat csaladi otthonban.
| Sikeriilt delutan. Templomot
|segelyz6 Noegyletiink tagjai az ell
multi vasarnap sziikebb korH XII
1randulast rendeztek kozeli Mill
Greek Parkba. A kirandulasra
|mindenki sajat maga gondosko-
|dott elelmerol, de sep keresztyeni
|szolxashoz hiven AIT mem maya
k0ltotte Ell, hanem kozos asztalt
lteritve, a resztvev0k k0zosen
uzsonnaztak meg. Az lido kedvez6
lleven, legjobb hangulatban telt
lei a delutan. Egyhazunkr6l ez al
kalommal sem feledkeztek meg
buzg6 asszonyaink. A jelenlev6k
i26 dollart adakoztak 0ssze, me-
llyet N6egyletiink nyari iskolai
kiadasainak p6tlasara fog felhasz-
nalni. lit emlitjiik meg, hogy a
multi vasarnap N6egyletiink is
met 100 dollart fizetett be az egy-
hazi penzarhoz az egylet emplomt
alapjanak novelesere.
Templomalap. AZ elmult vasar-
nap templomalapra a kovetkez6
Injabb befizeteseket konyveltiik
| lel: $4,000: N6egylet, $500: Fo-
dor Lajos, $1,000 Potornay Janos,
Vass Mihaly, $500: Valeczky J6-
zsef, G.. Kiss ). Ezzel egyiitt az
levi befizet6s osszege $3173.00.
listen aldasa legyen az adakozo-
konl Szeretettel hivjuk fel
lhiveink figyelmet ujra meg ujra
4 templomalapi befizetesekre p
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
RAT EHEARING
IS POSTPONED

George w. Malone, state en-
ginear and ex-officio member OF
the Public Serbice Commission,
began hearing the complaint OF
A. G. Delkin, ct al, in the matter
of rates charged for electricity by
the Consolidated Power and Tele-
phone Company.
The first witness called by At
torney I. S. Thompson, repre-
senting the complainants was OF
c. Delkin who gave testimony as
to the amout he has been charged
for power.
P. A. Simon compared the rate
schedule of Las Vegas with the
rates charged in other towns sucn
as Kingman, Arisona, and Needles
Cal. 80.
Harry Blanding compared his
rates with the schedule of rates
charged at Caliente.
Clarence Mackey proprietor OF
the Nevada Confectionery stated
that his bills are such that he,
with John F. Miller of the Ne
vada Hotel, have been consider
ing installing a plant for their
own use in order to reduce the
cost of power.
w. j. Mocock made statement
to the effect that his bills for
light and power are unduly high.
Leo A. McNamee, acting for the
Consolidated Power and Telephone
Company, questioned some of the
witnesses as to their knowledge
of the rate schedules of other
cities similar to Las Vegas.
Mr.. Malone in a statement 10
the Age, said that it was his in
tention to get all the information
available publicly on the matter
of the rates of the Con. Power q
Telephone Co., and after return
ing to Carson City, the commlS-
sion would study the matter OF
costs with the view Of arriving
at a proper conclusion as to the
justice of the present rate sched-
ule.
The hearing vas continued un-
til Wednesday morning. Mr.. Ma
lone being due today at Search
light where he will hold a hear
ing on the petition of Bert Mlser
to discontinue the operation OF
his water system. The city OF
Searchlight, through the board OF
county commissioners, has been
paying SIS per month for water
for fire protection this being the
levy provided in the county bud
get.
In view of the fact that mining
activities in Searchlight are in
creasing it is hoped that the pet
ition to discontinue the service
may be withdrawn.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
OTLING HIGWAY
STARTED MON.

The actual work of oiling the
state highway from Jean to a
point eight miles north east OF
Las Vegas got under way yesterday
afternoon, when the crew under
foreman r. G. Stephens spread
about 1000 gallons Of oil. over
about 8 of a mile of highway.
Several days of delay in starting
the work was caused by a scarf
fer which refused to function
properly. Under the direction OF
Division Engineer c. C. Boyer
the scarifier was built over OF
Saturday and Sunday in the
highway shop here and when put
on the job yesterday fulfilled all
that was expected of it.
1t is expected that the work
will proceed rapidly now and 1t
viii pr baby be possible to COM
plete the oiling of nearly mile
a day.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
VEGAS COUPLE
WE'D MONDAY

George E. Rice and Una Whiu-
nerah were united in marriage
yesterday afternoon by Judge C..
D. Breeze.
Both parties gave their resi-
dence as Las Vegas and stated
in their application for a license
that they had been divorced May
S, 1928, on the grounds of mental
cruelty. The records in the
Clerks Office, however. showed
that George E. Rice secured a
divorce from LYDIA Gore Rice on
April S, 1928.
The divorce was granted on
the grounds of extreme cruelty,
and the complaint stated that
the couple had been married IN
1924.
There was nc record Of any
divorce to Miss whinnerah at any
time during the past year.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
PLANES TO BE PRODUCED
IN BANKRUPT CAR PLANT

DETROIT, Aug q (AP)-The
Rickenbacker Motor company
pIant, recently sold under bank,
ruptcy proceedings, is 70 be USED
as a factory for the manufacture
of small, low-priced airplanes.
The company intends to develop
an output OF 100 planes day,
The Velville Airaraft company
is the name of the latest addition
10 Detrolt's airplane industry; II
anticipated adding a flying poa0
department also. IA
B. F. Everitt, identified with
The automobile industry Tor a
number OF years, is president ana
general manager of the company.
Alfred v. Verville, an airplane
designer. will be in charge OF the
engineering work.
The Rickenbacker company was
founded by Eddie Rickenbacker'
leading ace OF the United States
air forces in the world war, and
a former automobile racing driV--
er.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
GOLD ACE MILL
NEARLY READY

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20-Ex-
cellent progress is being recorded
in the installation of the 1O0-ton
gold amalgamation mill at the
property of the Gold Ace Mining
Company OF this city, operating
two and a half miles out out of
Cararra, Nevada, according TO
President c.. Ray BoggS, who
states the plant will soon be In
regular service and making con-
signments Of gold bullion to the
U. S. Mint at San Francisco.
The sixty horsepower electrically
operated tripleX pump Is ready
for service. he says, and the three
inch pipeline is in plac efor the
conveyance of the water supply
from the reservoir at Carrars 20
the mine and mill. delivering
so 900 gallons daily which Is SUI"
ficient for all mine and mill re-
quirements.
The milling is to go into COM
mission by Oct. l. Mr.. Boggs
saws, treating approximately 100
tons of SI5-ore laily to start WIN
and with three months supply
Immediately available. Later on
the highgrade ore from the big
hedded vein will be drawn upon
and mixed with the regular mine
run in order to increase the AV-
erage value Of the mill heads.
In the development of this nor
izontal ore deposit. which Is from
eight to ten feet thick. it u
stated, occurrences OF shoots OF
rich ore from three to four inches
thick. have been disclosed. carry
ing picture rock" running up IN :
to the thousands TO the ton in It's
gold content. A force Of twenty
five men is employed by the COM
pany. C. A. CBriz) Putnam.
mine manager. in Los Angeles last
week, has returned to the com
pany's property.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
CAPT. WILKINS
GOES THROUGH

Captain Hubert wilkins this
morning experienced another con-
trast in his life Of striking con-
traSts.
Leaving Los Angeles this morn
ing in the tri-motored Fokker
monoplane Of the Western Air
Express, in fog so dense that
1t would have been impossible to
return to the field, he was soon
in clear skies shrouded only By
vast clouds of smoke rising from
the great forest fire still raging
in Cajon pass. A short time later
he was in Las Vegas air port with
the mercury touching the 100
degree mark and said he liked 1t.
Captain wilkins performed O
feat second to none in aerial ex-
ploration, when he made his epoch
al flight from Point Barrow on
the coast of Alaska, across the
north polar region to Spitzbergen.
The feat was accomplished only
after repeated disasters and dis
appointments which would have
discouraged a man of less deter
mination.
I'VE had to fly through dense
fog leaving Los Angeles, but We
had a good trip over the mountain
The fire is still burning in Cajon
Pass and sending up vast volumes
of smoke, a great sight" Captain
wilkins said
"I have been in Los Angeles
buying another Lockheed plane.
the mate for my Lockheed Vega
which is still in commission. The
ship which I used three years ago
and also two years ago was a
tri-motored Fokker monoplane the
same as this ship we came up In
today.
IT am going to Des Moines to
attend the Iowa State Fair and
my plane, now in Minneapolis,
will meet me there.
Captain wilkins is a modest ap-
pearing, quiet spoken, business'ike
fellow with a very pleasant and
likeable personality.
He will sail from New York
September %, for Montevedfo from
which place he will go to Decep-
ton Islands whic he will use as
the base for his projected flight
to the South Pole.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
ELY PROSPEROUS
STATES PITTMAN

Vail Pittman of the Ely Times,
and brother of Senator Key Pitt
man arrived in Las Vegas last
evening and is registered at the
Nevada Hotel Accompanying Mr..
Pittman are his father and mother
in law, DR.. and Mrs. G.. F.
Brewington of Gay. Michigan and
his sister in law, Miss Anne Brew
ington, of Chicago.
Mr.. Pittman says the immediate
future for Ely is most encourag-
ing.
THE Consolidated Coppermines
Corporation is doing some big de
velopment work" said Mr.. Pitt
man, "and it looks as though Ely
would have two big producers
instead of one"
They are working TOO men now,
and this number in addition to
the usual Neyada Con. pay roll.
has made very satisfactory sum-
mer for Ely.
"The Con. Copper property is
located at Kimberly, three miles
from Ruth, and the properties Of
the Nevada Con. and the Con.
Copper adjoin. There is every
reason to believe that the latter
may soon be as large producer
as the Nevada Con-"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
CHARLESTON MT.
FIRE REPORTED

DEATH VALLEY JUNCTION,
Aug, 2I-Fire two miles south
east of Charleston Peak is grow
larger.
The above dispatch this after
noon brings the first news Of fire
in the Charleston Mountain Noun
tain region.
The location two miles south
east of Charleston Peak. is on the
Pahrump Valley side of the range
and visible from the Death Valley
country concealed from Las Vegas
by the intervening mountains.
However, a haze of smoke is
visible late this afternoon being
driven by the breeze over the
crest of the range and spreading
over the country. II is hoped that
there is no danger of the fire
spreading to the north side of
the range in the vicinity of Char
lesion Park, but in view of the
possibilities, the county commits
siOners will investigte conditions
without loss of time
The forest Ranger at Cedar
City, Utah has been notified by
w. ]. Stewart, chairman of the
county commissioners.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
OBREGONISTS IN
CONTROL

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 21 (AP)-
Assurance that followers OF the
late General Obregon vii control
the next Chamber of Deputies was
obtained late last night when ere =
dentials or 234 ObregonistS de-
puties were ratified by the Cham
ber Electoral College.
The total number of deputies
to be seated is 280. Credentials
were rejected in the case OF every
one under the slightest suSpician
of entertaining anti-Obregonist
convictions.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
LUCY GRAY IN
NEW REVIVAL

The Lucy Gray Gold Mining
Company. of Los Angeles, John
Bright, manager, after a score OF
years marked by periods OF ap-
parent success to be followed Dy
months of depression, is out with
the announcement that new
and important strike of hlghgrade
gold ore has been made in virgin
ground, and quite unexpectedly
at that.
The new discovery, Mr.. Bright
saws, was made at depth OF
eighty feet, in an old 555-toob
shaft sunk years ago in the quest
of water, brit without success. IN
its course this shaft followed a
tention at the time, and it was
not until recently that an m
vestigation revealed that six to
twele inch seam of quartz was
laden with native gold, often
coarse, aSsaying $4. 4.69 tot he ton.
besides 1873 ounces in silver. the
twelve-foot gouge of casing OF the
vein, Mr.. Bright states, carries
a gold content of from $40 to $50
to the ton.
For nine years the property OF
the company has been worked by
leasers, but was taken over by
the MANAGEMENT in June of this
wear, and placed in charge of
one of the four of the Bright
brothers, who made the recent dis :
covery. Since the organization
oft he company from $4,000 to
$4,000 in highgrade gold has
been shipped, control assays OF
which revealed values of from
$500 to 5000 per ton; while a
considerable tonnage has been
milled at the amalgamation and
cyaniding plants on the ground
Company domain embraces a
tract of 18O acres in Clark coun-
ty, Nevada, within two or three
miles from the California boundary
line, two miles from the Union
Pacific railroad, and about 90
miles from Las Vegas, Nevada
The nearest supply point and
Post-office is Desert, Cal. The
mine is equipped with milling
plants, assay office hoisting works
and surface buildings, and is
supplied with spring water through
the medium of four and halt
miles of two-inch pipeline. Ar
rangements are being made to re
open the mine on a progressive
and systematic scale, with ore
shipments to made in the near
future.
Among the principal Las Vegas
stockholders Of the Lucy Gray
are Ed. Hunting. C. C. Ronnow
the late I. C. Johnson, Ed. Clari
and j. w. SeiderS.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
STROMER RUNS
FOR SUPERVISOR

We note by the Mohave County
Miner, published at Kingman
Arizona, that our old friend and
neighbor, Ben Stromer is can
didate for County Supervisor, for
the second district. County Sup
ervisor" is Arizonan and Califor-
nian for County Commissioner
We don't know what Bens
chances are, and regret that we
can't help out with a vote. but
we can at least say that if Ben
is elected, the people of MohaVe
County are assured of live
wire for County Commission
beg your pardon. for County Sup
erViSor.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
CAPT. WILKINS PLANS SOUTH POLE FLIGHT
Fire Near Charleston Peak Reported Growing Large
ARREST SEVEN
IN MEX. PLOTS

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 81 (APN-
Mexican police today announced
the arrest of seven women and
five men who are charged with i'm
plication in plots TO kill both Pres
ident Gales and the late President
Elect Obregon while they were
visiting the town Of Celeya last
April.
Chief Zertuche issued a state
ment saying that Senorita Maria
Elena Mazann, aged 81 was to
poison Obregon aEl Gales BY
scratching them with a poisoned
pin while dancing with them at
the Celaya ball.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
KIWANIS FROLIC
GREAT SUCCESS

The Kiwanians may be a hard
headed, working lot of business
men on week days. but when they
take a day off and decide it's time
to frolic, they frolic. without res
ervation.
About fifty people attended the
picnic at Charleston Sunday, and
all accounts are decidedly en-
thusiastic.
Among the small sports held,
which we're the source of unusual
merriment, interest was perhaps
keenest over the horse shoe pitch
ing contest and the ladies egg
race. 1t is said that enthusiasm
waxed high over these thrilling
events, and that all contestants
showed considerable prowess. Art
Harrington was the horseshoe
champion, while Mrs. Harry An
derson won the egg race. Our
informant didn't say just what the
egg had to do with the race, but
whether 1t was boiling EN-, throw
ing, 'em, or just eating the hen
fruit, Mrs. Anderson is the cham
pion egger.
Forgetting all apout the troubles
uSally started by popularity and
beauty contests, the Kiwanis
brethern took vote on the most
popular lady in the club. and for
once the subject started no trouble
as the vote for Mrs. Hal Buick
was practically unanimous.
The kids had their races, and
a good part of the day was de-
voted to the picnic lunch, and it
didn't take long to make those
well filled baskets look like thirty
cents.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
CIVIL SUIT IN
JUSTICE COURT

G.. S. Holmes and Julia May
Knox versus Joseph AllSop is the
title of the civil suit filed in the
local Justice Court this morning.
The plaintiffs sue to recover
cetain personal property consist
ing principally of blackSmith's
tools. The compliant alleges that
the tools were taken from the
Weiser ranch by some unknown
person, and sold to second hand
dealer in Las Vegas, and that said
dealer subsequently sold them to
Joseph Allsop of Logandale.
Leo A. McNamee and Frank
McNamee, Jr., appear as attor-
neys for the plaintiff.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
AIRWAYS MECH j..
LOCATES HERE

B. Deibert airway mechanician,
In charge Of the airways from
Apex to Los Angeles, and family,
have arrived in Las Vegas to
make their home.
Mr.. Diebert has charge of the
beacon lights and landing fields
at all stations excepting Las We
gas and his business is to over
see the lights keeping them and
the landing fields in satisfactory
shape.
The Vegas field is in charge OF
the Western Air Express.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
RECORD AIRMAIL
LOAD TOMORROW

The Western Air Express today
used one of the great tri-motoired
Fokker monoplanes for the trip to
Salt Lake to bring back the cargo
of 1.7O0 pounds Of air mail which
will be ready for it tomorrow.
The record airmail IS because OF
a great mailing OF advertising
matter by the REQ Motor Company
The Fokker, carrying the reg
ular loao of mail and Captain
wilkins. Arctic explorer, and
three other passengers, is piloted
by Cy Morehouse and Fred Kelly
who will return with it tomorrow.
Cy is the regular pilot of this
ship which is in regular service
on the Los AngeleS-San Fran
cisco airway.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
PEMBROKE HOME
FROM VENTURA

Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Pembroke
and Mrs. John H. Lghtfoot re-
turned this morning after a week 5
trip to Southern California. Mr..
Pembroke attended the meeting
of Presidents and Secretaries of
the Rotary Clubs of the Seaond
District which was held at Ven
tura.
Mrs. Pembroke and Mrs. Ligho-
foot were the guests of Mrs. l..
J. Turner at La Jolla.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
THREE DEAD IN
TRAIN SMASH

McCRACKEN. Kan. Aug. 81
(AP)-Three trainmen are dead
and eight others seriously injured
two seriously, as a result OF a
head on collision between tie
Westerner. Missouri-Paciflc pass
enger train enroute from st. Louis
to Denver, and a freight train
six miles west of here late last
night.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-08-21
POULTRY MEET
CHANGED TO SAT

The poultry meeting has been
postponed until Saturday even
ing, August 25tlf at 7s30 o'cloc (
p. m, at which time they Will
consider organizing.
All who are interested are urge
60 be present. John A. Wittwer,
farm bureau director will be pre-
sent.