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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08
PERSONALS

Roy s. Neal, C.. ID. Wright and
Charles A. Sarber are guests at Ell
.Jardin. They come from Miami,
Fla.
Lorraine d. Owens is here from
Dallas.
Boone Sadler of Dallas is in the city.
G.. r. Simpson of Corpus Christi
was here Monday.
Robert II. Parks Is here from
Waco.
MIR. and Mrs. wyler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lake OF Elkhart, Ind, and MIR.
and Mrs. Ponceford, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wedge OF Minneapolis, are
stopping at III Jardin-
II. G. Lawton OF San Benito was
here Monday.
+. W. Nicer OF Minneapolis Is in
town.
Tut caddel Of Alamo was here
Monday.
Terry Fatrell OF San Juan visited
here Monday.
c. $. Lashy Of San Benito was in
the city Monday.
"A. II. Kampmeyer Is here from
91OuA lily. 1UNd-
d. Z. Carlson OF Corpus Christi Is
here.
ID. x O'Connor Is a guest at Fl
Jardin. from Houston
Teton Harrison was here from
San Benito Monday.
Z. s. Mcclure is stopping az II
Jardin.
III. Fochs is here from Evanston
III.
o. Fl. Gordon Of Houston was in
town Monday.
j. A. Hall of San Antonio is stop
ping at the Travellers.
L. @. Doney OF Corpus Christi was
here Monday.
NJ. b. wilhart is here from San
Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. stark or Dali
las are here and are guests at the
Travellers.
J. B. Sutton is here from Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. s. Plunckett OF
Davenport, Iowa, are stepping nc the
Travellers.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Castle are
here from st. Louis.
n. T.. Day. Jr.. and J. G. Baskin
we're here Monday from Mission.
Abner Miller of San Antonio. is
here.
James r. Little Is here from st.
Louis.
w. X. Larrimore and John .Jo-
sephson are stopping az the Tray
elers.
T. d. Butler of Derwent. Okla.
Is In town.
L. E. Moulthorp is here from San
Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Datel Duveis are
here from San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. l.. Rrious arrived
Tuesday morning from Dallas.
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Club OWNERS
BUCK Lands
Faction Led BY Griffith Ril-
ed At His Attitude To-
ward Covering Up

NEW YORK, May S.-tF-The
smooth surface OF organized base
ball has been somewhat ruffled by
reaction to the disciplinary moves
Of Commissioner Lands on the Gov
ering-up" Of strings attached 10 mi
nnr league talent.
| Baseball men familiar with events
"a the last few months. subsequent
70 the drastic steps taken by Lands
20 free the players involved and fine
the big league clubs accused OF vio-
iat.ng the optional player limit. n
defStand that a bloc OF American
league magnates Is again ready TO
shoulder arms. In fact. the wise
ones" assert the main purpose Of the
American league meeting in Cleve-
land yesterday was to cir the ob5ec-
ton to Lands action. although the
headlined item Of news concerned
the abandonment of the most valu-
able player" award.
For years the major league MAG
mates. by a ~gentlemanlv understand
ing. have covered up" players put
out for more seasoning in excess OF
the official limit OF eight.
Apparently a number OF them.
understood to be led by Clark
Griffith OF Washington. resent the
summary action Of the high commits
sicner In not only calling an abrupt
halt but in administering sharp dis
cinline.
Whatever their personal feelings.
there is not likely 70 be a serious
tempest. especially since Lands re-
tains the full backing of the Ma
tlpnal league and sufficient Amer
lean league support TO give him any
vote OF confidence required. Furth-
ermore the. commissioners sweeping
powers OF office give him undisputed
control OF the situation. There Is no
appeal from n decision by Lands,
whose SIS .000-a-year lob as sole
arbiter of organized baseball has
until 1893 TO run.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08

Tuesday, May Z
The Q. A. II. Ryan 7727 left for
Mazatlan at 7 a. m this morning
with Pilot Eolms at the controls.
The I. A. r. company Fish plane
NC96l8 with Pilot "A. ID. burst ar
rived from Sofa la Marine with a
load Of fish at $40 a. m.
The Mexican Aviation company
Stearman plane 81 with Pilot Lyle
Thro and the mail for Mexico elf
for Tampico at 1856 a. m.
Capt. Ralph Stone. In the Stinson
Detroiter. number 7472. left for Sofa
In Marine at Q a. m. for a load Of
fish and returned at 2 p. m. same
day.
The Mexican Aviation company's
Ford tri-motor plane No. 3 arrived
from Mexico with Pilot r. v. Kent
and two passengers This plane also
carries the mail.
The Texas Air Transport company
Stearrnan mail plane left for San
Antonio and points north with the
mail and Pilot Andrews at 2:20 ID. m.
The Texas Air Transport plane
No. q arrived from San Antonio
with the mail. with Pilot Mangham
at 1850 p. m.
The Texas Air Transport passen-
ger plane. a Travel Air with a new
ly installed Wright J-6 motor ar
rived from San Antonio at 4:45
p. m. with three passengers and Pr
lot Rooster. This plane stayed over
In Brownsville last night and will
leave out Wednesday morning.
The c. "A. L. company's Ryan
plane No. 7729 arrived from Mazat-
Ian at s p. m. with Pilot Starkey.
These planes carry the Mexican
mail 10 this point from the interior.
Ken Matthews Is now doing solo
work here at the Brownsville air
port. having learned TO fly here In
Brownsville with the Brownsville
international Aviation school. OF
which he is now in charge. There
are several other students with the
school and 1t is rapidly growing to
the extent that II Is thought prob
able that another ship may be nee
essary to take are of the students.
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1n& D4LEfe lot the 1IoU owen
ton is to be featured by large dele
cations from these cities. and es-
pecially from New Braunfels where
more than half the merchants will
Join i'm an automobile caravan led
BY a band and storm San Benitn
to seek the convention the following
year. 7.
Announcement was made by Mrs.
Ethel d. Finks. secretary OF the local
one special train win arrive the
morning of the first day. this train
being made up in San Antonio. Two
cars viii come from Dallas. to 60
into the special train. and cars will
come from other parts Of the state
into the Alamo City.
From Houston and East Texas will
come q large delegation. but II was
believed that due to the large num-
Der that will come by automobile.
a special train out OF that section
will not be run.
Two bands, the New Braunfels
band and the San Benito Munich
pal band. have been secured to fur
nish music for the convention.
While activities are being report
ed from other parts OF the state,
the city OF San Benito Is continuing
her preparations for the convention.
the first statewide gathering that
has ever been held here.
Tuesday a committee from the
chamber OF commerce called on the
city commission. and was assured
that every step will be taken TO aid
In beautifying the city for the con-
vention. Parks will be watered,
streets cleaned. and other improve
ments made.
Flags and streamers for decora-
ton work in the city Of San Benito
arrived Tuesday. and q representa-
tive Of the Interstate Decorating
company, which has the decorating
contract. arrived Wednesday. when
the work of making San Benito
ready for the convention started IN
earnest.
The chamber of commerce and
city commission are cooperating III
this program.
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IN OUR VALLEY

Continued from page one)
removed. The exchange sent away.
Brownsville's next telephone SER
vice came into being about 1904.
when the late b. @. Stegman built
the present system. which In 1912
was sold TO the Southwestern.
MR.. ARTHUR BRISBANE'S coll
umn recently carried the following
which may interest cotton growers
in the Valley:
Cotton growers will be glad 10
hear that big department stores are
specializing In cotton goods. Cot
ton arrives. Is the announcement
Of n store. biggest in New York.
doing about $4,000 900 q year.
Dotted Swiss. 'pique and ging-
hams are featured theoretically.
"'Otten ona changes. the
French say.
Real or imitation silks have been
the rage; now King Cotton comes
back"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08
PLEAD GUILTY
TO LIQUOR X

Three mexicans pleaded guilty TO
liquor charges in the u. S. commits
sioner's court Monday. They we're
Emilio Lopez. Justo Garcia and
Candida Martinez.
Lopez and Garcia we're alleged to
have been engaged in the smuggling
OF SO pints Of mescale across the
Rio Grande river. Martinez was
charged with the possession of
eight pints Of mescal at his home
here in Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08
Edinburg Removing
Concrete Housing
For Stop Lights
Especial to The Herald)

EDINBURG, May 8.-Removal Of
the two concrete structures housing
the stop lights a the main ~intersec-
tions OF Edinburg was begun by
city workmen Tuesday. These stop
lights have never been in use.
The large concrete blocks were
placed at the street intersection last
year with the intention Of putting
a stop light system into work In
the city, but was met by disappro-
val by the citizens. After being
in operation for only a few hours
the lights were turned off and never
used again.
Several automobiles have collided
with the structures and were badly
damaged. The city officials agreed
10 move the blocks following q minor
accident q short time ago.
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SUMMARY

Barometric pressure was rather
high throughout the northern and
eastern halves Of the United States
this morning. and relatively low
owe the Southwest and appar-
emily northern Mexico. Consider
able cioudiness prevailed through
out the central and south-central
portions OF the country at the
morning observation. Scattered
showers and thunderstorms occur
red within the same region during
the last "a hours. It was warmer
over the immediate Northwest this
morning. and colder in the far
Northwest and the extreme eastern
states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08
WESLACO MAN
HEADS PROPS
Chamness Elected Preaidnnh
Of Suprrintca DENTS
Gotkc Secretary

HARLINGEN. MnF An E Em
Chnmness. superintendent 81 MT4~
Taco schools, waE elected rrr1Rnk
or ire Valley suprrintrnnFutt' mhunt
citation mt the last meeting m4 thlN
organization for the session h@1
here Monday night.
He succeeds y. lee StArnnuuHh rf
San Juan
O. wv. Ootkr. superintendent mE
Brownsville schools wne nannR6 &C.
rotary. and r. a. PUeeet " NErr@aHH
vice president
Mrs. Thompson of Mercedes tmM-
ed on education. 5upt. Phirrm *
Harrington or tie empi7yirg eR
teachers.
Supt. Paul Phiprs uf HmfaAKmnFH
was named ON thr Valley nAfniafMa
committee "a succeed Denam e. -
Fcria. Other members cf ere cuu-
mIttee are Supt. Futrrt nG MerrnnmaN
and Supt Thomas " zoe CO mMn
Benit0.
The Valley association IVY prtnrlpaN
met nc the same tire. rnRrning M WN
Gay OF Mercedes president. W. T
Barhee. wesiaeo. vire president. mm4
Miss Mary chamnlry cf pcznA rx~
retary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08
tBy The Associated Press

(By The Associated Press
National League
Batting.-Stephenson. Cubs, .f55.
Runs.-Stephenson. Cubs. Il.
Runs batted in-Wilson. Cubs. 20.
Hits.-Sterhenson. Cubs. 30.
Doubles.-Frisch, Cards. 8.
Triples-L. Waner. Pirates. 3.
Homers-Jackson. Giants; O'Doui.
Phillies. s.
Stolen bases.-Flowers. Robins. z.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Cubs. won 4.
los 0.
American LEAGUE
Batting.-Foxx. Athletics. .407.
Runs.-Gehringer. Tigers. 23.
Runs batted in.-Heilmann, Tig-
ers. Is.
Hits.-Gehringer. Tigers. 81.
Doubles.-Alexander. Tigers. g.
Triples. - Gehringer. Alexander,
Tigers: Blue. Browns. 3.
Homers.-Gehrig. Yanks. q.
Stolen bases.-Averill. Fonseca,
Indians. 4.
Pitching.-Uhle. Tigers. won 4.
lost 0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08

GULLANE. Scotland. May 8.-tF
Leo Diegel, who led the qualifying
field for the British open golf cham
picnship. continued on his game as
the play for the championship prop
or began. turning in q score OF II
for the first Is holes at Muirfield
today.
Diegel went out In 50 and came
home in IS. His performance was
only a stroke over his record break
ing round yesterday and was under
the old course record.
After going out in even fours
the professional champion OF the
United States came back one stroke
better. returning a card without n
single five on II. He had eight
fours and q three.
Herbert jolly, British pro who
played with Dieael, returned q score
OF Il. equalling the count OF his fell
low pro, Abe Mitchell. Diegel and
Jolly went around IN sensational
style in almost stroke for stroke.
GULLANE. Scotland. May 8.-1P
Scores for the first round Of cham
pionShip play for the British open
golf title. included:
Abe Mitchell. Great Britain. u.
Gene Sarazen. United states. 70.
Macdonald Smith. United States,
Is.
Johnny Golden, United States, "A.
Horton Smith. United states. rs.
Jose Jurado. Argentina. ~.
James Ockenden, Great Britain,
70.
Fred Robson. Great Britain. 70.
x-George Won Elm, United States,
70.
Willie Robertson, Great Britain,
10.
J. II. TAYLOR, Great Britain. 70.
Arthur Havers. Great Britain. 30.
Arthur Day. Great Britain. 81.
Tom Renouf. Great Britain. az.
Michael Daraghon, Great Britain.
Harry vardon. Great Britain. 81.
Leo Diezel. United States. II.
Herbert Jolly. Great Britain. II.
Percy Alliss. Great Britain. GO.
Archie Compton. Great Britain,
rs.
Johnny Farrell, United States. IT,
Charles Whitcombe. Great Brit
ain. N.
Alex Herd. Great Britain. "a.
XIV. G. Brownlow, Great Britain.
90.
Jim Barnes. United States. II.
Bill Mehlhorn. United States. IA.
Archie Compston. Great Britain,
rs.
Joe Turnesa. United States. rs.
Albert Whiting. erGat Britain. rs.
Ted Ray. Great Britain. SO.
Stewart Burns. Great Britain. So.
Fred Jewell. Great Britain. 81.
X-1ndicates amateur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08

CHICAGO, May 8.-F-A match
between Tommy Loughran. light
heavyweight champion. and Jack
Sharkey, the Boston COB. Is being
engineered by Paddy Harmon for
his Chicago stadium
Loughran is after a chance az
the throne vacated by Gene Tunney,
and Harmon has first call on his
services. Johnny Buckley. Sharkey's
manager. has notified Harmon that
Sharkey is willing to meet the Phil
a delphian. IL the price Is right.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08
GIRL RESERVE CAMP
TO OPEN JUNE 10

SAN BENITO. May 8.-The Girl
Reserve camp on the banks OF the
Arroyo Colorado near Rio Hondo
will be opened June 10. for a period
OF five weeks. during which time
an attendance Of about $50 Is ex-
pected. IL was announced here.
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BRYAN WAS HOST TO 1000

BRYAN. Tex. May 8.-P1-Bryan
returned today to every day life
after having acted as host for two
days TO thousands of visitors attend
ing the annual convention of the
East Texas Chamber Of Commerce.
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WEATHER

First figure lowest temperature
last night; second. highest tempera-
ture yesterday: third. wind velocity
st 9 y. m; fourth. rainfall past q
h0aIrr
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CARD on THANKS

we wish 20 express Cur ElncKrEB4
thanks and appreciation Gee tnm
beautiful floral nfferinEA nnnt Am
memory of our husband ard fmAhnr.
M. r. Flores. who Recently rmAHe4
away. We wish particularly to w
press our thanks t0 the Campo Ehm~
vo 1904 w. @. W.. the nmAtf< nf thm
Mexican Presbyterian cEuYgh rf
BROWNSVILLE and MRfarnnrrn. And
friends.
MRS me-. R FLnREh
Ard faraklx.
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Contention Battle is
LoomingasM Merchants
Prepare for 20 Meet
(Snecial ~ The Heraldl

SAN BENTTO. May ga battle between Mineral Wells, Ny Braun
fds. San Marcos. Corsicana. and possibly one or two other Texas cities
for the 1880 convention of merchants associations OF Texas looms at the
1929 convention, which opens here Monday Of next week for . threc-dsy
session
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DIECEL KEEPS
GOOD RECORD


GULLANE. Scotland, May 8 L1
While most OF the galleries fol-
lowing the first round or cham
pionship play for the British open
golf title trailed with the Ameri-
cans. Percy ArIiss, young English
pro from the Wannsee club. Ber-
lin. playing with only his partner
and their cadd'es rs spectators.
scored a go TO take the lead for the
first round away from Leo Dlegel
who a few minutes before had re-
turned q score Of II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08
HER HAIR RuRNEn DEE

PARIS.-A cigarette stub thrown
from a window set fire to Mile Adele
Cloissart's hat and her hair was
burned off.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08

Formerly Graham Bruthers Trueks
The complete line Of Truek Buses and Motor
Coaches manufactured by Graham Brothers
Subsidiary Of Dodge Brothers. now tske the
name Of Dodge Brcshera+ These Truck.
Buses and Moscr Coaches. powered By De1ge
Brothers engines and Manufactured sccordEng
20 Dodge Brothers standards. are eoid. - they
always have been acid. b. Dodge Brothers
= Dealers evcryvwhcr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-05
Highway Department
To Let 100000
More In Contracts

AUSTIN, July 5.-Highway con-
struction work exceeding 100000
was advertised by the highway de-
partment for award at the July 81
Aug. l meeting Of the highway
commission. Much Of the work will
be concrete paving.
Among projects are: Burnet
county, y IL miles, grading md
drainage structures. from Blanco
county line toward Burnet.
Trinity county, % miles, gravel
base and surfacing, Groveton to
NecheS river.
Harris, 40 miles concrete paving,
Houston to municipal airport, 4
miles, concrete paving, Houston to
Bohemian club station.
Baylor, q miles concrete paving,
Seymour to Archer county line.
Gray, 7 miles, grading and struc-
lures, Pampa to Carson county
line.
Bexar county, removal of dips.
San Antonio to Wilson county
line and San Antonio to Medina
county line.
Carson, 10 miles, concrete paw
ing, through Conway.
Eastland, 20 miles, enlarging cul-
verts and reshouldering highway,
Eastland to Palo Pinto county line.
Palo Pinto, IL mile, grading and
drainage structures.
Ellis and Dallas, Bear creek
bridge.
Tarrant, 8 miles concerto paving,
Fort Worth city limits to johnson
county line.
Fayette county, 9 IL miles, grad
ing and structures on highway 70
through S~chulenburg.
Grimes, 3 IL miles, concrete
paving, Navasota to river.
Grayson, 8 miles, grading and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-05
PROBE HUGE
LIQUOR LEAK
Grand Jury to Summon SO
Witnesses For Inves-
tigation

CHICAGO, July 5.-tP-1mme-
date action to condemn 482 barrels
and 1855 cases Of spurious bonded
medicinal liquor will be started by
the federal government. it has been
announced by officials
The liquor recently was discov-
cred substituted for bona fide whls-
key stored here in the Sibley ware
house, the government c~oncentra-
ton depot for the middle west.
How the liquor, kept under close
guard by federal agents and gaug-
ers on the sixth and seventh floors
Of the building, Was stolen and the
spurious whiskey put in its place
has not been revealed.
Local prohibition authorities said
colored water, mixtures Of water and
alcohol, and raw alcohol had been
used as substitutes for the whiskey.
The thefts were discovered as early
as last August, one official said, and
an extensive investigation has been
carried on since. w. Il. Kennedy,
deputy prohibition administrator,
said that perhaps IS or 80 persons
have been under investigation and
there will probably be so or more
witnesses taken before the grand
jury"
Officials said probably 10000 gal
Ions Of good whiskey 10 and IL
years old had been taken from the
warehouse and put on the market.
AT bootleg prices it was valued at
more than 50, ZOO, 600.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-05
LOCATION OF
PLANE SOUGHT
Nothing Heard From Untin
Bowler Since at Ex-
tremity of Bay

OTTAWA, Ont, July 5.-[P-
Radio stations in northeastern Can
ada today sought to locate the Chi
cago-to-Berlin plane, Untin Bowler,
last reported at Ripert House, trad
ing post on the lower extremity OF
James Bay.
Signals from the plane picked up
yesterday by the radio station at
Hopes Advance on Hudson Straits
indicated the plane was again in the
air after its flight from Remi Lake
to Ripert House.
The radio branch of the depart
ment of marine here expressed the
belief the plane was still at Rupert
House and had been in the air
later only for the purpose of oper-
ating its radio to receive weather
reports from Fort Burwell.
The plane, which is owned by the
Chicago Tribune, made the 200 mile
flight from REM Lake to Ruper
House but was putting back because
of low visibility.
The projected route of the plane
from ISlpert House was to Great
Whale. another Hudson bay trading
post, thence to Mount Evans Green
land.
The Untin Bowler flew from Chi
cago, to Remi Lake Wednesday. It's
crew consists Of Bob Cast, pilot,
Parker Cramer, co-pilot, and Rob-
ert Wood, aviation editor Of the
Chicago Tribune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-05

LoulSianian, owns several hundred
pure-bred chickens, a small herd
OF cattle, and another Of pigs.
John, who is 16, began to special
ize in livestock three years ago. He
will enter the University of Louis
lana in the fall and intends to be
a farm leader in later life.
Helen, who is 10, is specializing in
recreation work and hopes to 60
into it for a career after she COM
pletes her course at the Richmond
division Of the College of William
and Mary.
Behind her are a series of activi-
ties-all of which grew out of the
raising of Lady Helen, a pure-bred
pig-varying from improving her
rooms furnishings, making Al gar
mentS last year, and assisting a
neigbor to remodel clothes, to as
sisting in the management of the
dairy COWS she bought with returns
on her hogs.
Last year Helen'S garden was SO
good that she canned more vegeta-
bles than her family could use. This
year she promptly budgeted their
needs before starting to can.
Towns are all right" Helen said,
but I get enough Of t.em during
the daytime, at school. There's
plenty of fun on the farm, and
that's where 1 mean to live"
John agreed with her.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-05
TEN DROWN
IN CHICAGO
Undertow Sweeps Victims
To Death Almost All
Al Same Time

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, July s.
R-The vicious surf and undertow
Of wind-swept Lake Michigan took
the lives Of 10 persons here yester-
day, all drowning virtually stimuli
taneously and within a radius of
but a few hundred yards.
Nine were bathers at municipal
park beach; the other was a girl,
who, with three companions. was
swept from a pier at the beach by
a giant breaker which bowled the
four into the water.
While three life guards struggled
against the waves to pull the four
struggling persons in the water to
safety, a terrific undertow appar-
emily generated by the huge comb
ers which first swept the pier, car
ried the nine bathers to their death.
Hundreds Of persons ashore, gay
holiday picnickers and bathers
basking in a warm sun, watched
horror-stricken as the nine were
whirled, screaming for help, far out
into the White-capped lake
The dead are Mildred Fifield, 10;
Robert Shindler, 10; julius Tusch,
10; Leonard Kellogg, 20; Carl Rob-
loft, 81; Walter Schwartz, 10; John
Giddings, 81; Frank Petrowski, 40;
Rudolph Pitulik, %, and Erwin Pit
ulik. 81
All we're residents of. of Grand
Rapids except the latter two, broth
ers, who were from Detroit Bodies
of four were recovered but lake
shore residents said it might be
days before bodies of the others
were washed ashore.