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Mildred and Myrtle, will leave We'd
nesdsy morning for Rivera, where
they will make their home.
Misses Ruth and Juanita Day spent
the weekend with their parents in
Primera.
Ike Cakes drove to Brownsville
Sunday and was accompanied back
by Miss Hazel Wilson. who spent
several days here with her father,
who is quite III with the flu.
Harvey klemann and niece, Miss
Eleanore Watson, Of Donna, spent
the week here at the N. II. klemann
home.
MINIS. Maude Borland was a guest
OF her sister, Mrs. W. T. Holder, OF
Raymondvills Saturday.
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home in McAIlen on the Hoit-Ham-
mond tract, where they own forty
acres.
Stephen Jones' accompanied by his
his father, Chas- Jones, left Tuesday
for San Antonio. They expecte to
return home Saturday.
Jose Nassau has returned from
Panueo, Mexico, where he has been
on business,
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| ter Good, and Miss Nadine Robinson
McAllea-L- L. o'Neal. Alamo
Chas. jain, W. d. Whalen, GeralC
Cowley, Marvin Rhinehart. Burl stu.
gard. Pharr-J. l.. Devine. Hariin.
gen-Dr. and Mrs. James ". Green
Other guests were Williams from
Dexter, Iowa; Montgomery OF Enid
Okla, and Mrs. Harry Morris Of
MUSIC CLUB
The members Of the San Juan
Music and Dramatic Art club met i'll
regular session Friday evening al
the home of Mrs. Lee n. Green as
hostess.
After a short business session. Mrs,
Burl Stugard presented a most inter
esting program on Russian music.
CHURCH LUNCHEON
Mrs. Joe Waite entertained IL OF
her friends al a lovely three-course
luncheon Wednesday, at one o'clock.
The tables were decorated with pink
roses and bouquets Of roses and
larkspur were placed at vantage
points about the rooms.
This Is one Of q series ~ lunch
cons that are being given for funds
70 apply on the building pledge Of
the Friendly Circle class u the
Peoples church.
Place cards marked covers for the
following: Mesdames j.. Marshall
James, j. T.. Stones, Lee VI. Green,
Banks /. Miller. Sam Miller, Clark
Mellenbruch. Chas. jain. j. +. Wiki
ms. Chas. Starlin, Myron Williams,
]. +. Lemen. L. 7. Kruse, Phoebe Lee
and Harry Morris Of Nacogdoohes.
PERSONALS
Miss Irene Me~llenbruch left Tues
day evening for Floresville to at
tend the Lutheran convention. She
will visit in San Antonio before re-
turning home.
Rev. Russell T. Pynes returned
Tuesday evening from Lake Charles.
La. where he has been visiting the
various church in his new district.
He also spent a week in Chicago,
where he attended the Worlds Mis-
sionary conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. lie will return 20
Lake Charles Friday night to resume
bis duties IN the district.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. Walker arriv-
cd here Friday from Hondo, 10 look
after their interests.
Miss l.. +. Miller, who is visiting
in Rio Hondo and Brownsville. to-
Eether with Mrs. Smith and children
from San Benito. visited at Mrs. y.
Mighell's home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance came last
Sunday morning for 4 visit az the
home of their daughter. Mrs. X. p.
Garfield. They were former resi-
dents Of the Valley, but during the
past six years have made their home
in New York.
Lyle NJ. Smith. wife and young son,
Robert, of Norwalk. Iowa. came last
Friday for a visit at the l.. +. Brook
er home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shultz and
children Of Stanton. Neb., are visit
ing at the Fritz Schultz home on
South Tower road.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. u. Eastman OF
Tonkawa. Okla, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. III.
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. wilkins
and Kenneth were dinner guests at
the Chas. Starlin home Sunday. Mr..
Eastman Is a brother of Mrs. Moore.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. 7. Nerlocks Of
Detroit, Mich, who are residing IN
Harlingcn for the winter. spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Riddle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wes Linn and child
rem OF Edinburg, were guests at the
Snowden home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD DoWeli and
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SEBASTIAN
COMPLIMENTS MISS RUDD

Travis Stallings entertained a
number Of friends with a party Fri
day evening in honor Of Miss Mil
bred Rudd, whi is leaving soon for
Rivera to make her home. Games Of
-, dominoes and checkers we're en-
ioyed throughout the evening.
At a late hour delicious refresh
ment OF nut cake with whipped
cream and hot chocolate were
served. Those invited were Misses
Belle and Oracle Williams, Hazel
Wilson. Mildred Rudd, Helen Groom
and Elizabeth Bailey and Mcssrs. Ike
Cakes, Bill Moran, Paul Little. Dick
Moran, Paul Little asd Ernest oaRes.
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OLMITO
AUXILIARY MEETS

Inc Noman's Auxiliary of tina
presbyterian church held their req
IIar meeting nc the home Of Mrs.
H. X. Aickle Wednesday afternoon.
Ms. Hugh Wilbanks Was the leader
o. the lesson, the subject being Bible
questions taken from the First Kings.
devotional services were conducted
~ Mrs ~ X. MIckle, followed Nv
inc regular lesson study, after which
refreshments were served ID the fol-
lowing ladies. Mrs. III. ID. Box. Mrs.
Robins, Mrs. Leary, Mrs. Wilbanks.
Mrs. Jack Mickle and Miss Ethel
Cannon.
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TANTOM CLUB

Mrs. George Devil was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the mem
bers Of the Tantom club at her home
on North Tenth street.
The next meeting will be held al
the home Of Mrs. Fred Devil on the
Hoit-Hammond tract.
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MAGAZINE CLUB

The Magazine cl1b met Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Bert
Blair On the Hoit-Hammond tract
for its first meeting since the club
organized.
The afternoon was very interest
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PERSONALS

Mr.. Ayers, the new principal or the
junior high school, arrived from
Austin Tuesday.
Mrs. X. r. Mickle had as her dinner
guest Wednesday Miss lula Terrell,
who will leave for Texas University
in the next day or two.
Mrs. Cooke Of Sterling City, Texas,
is spending the winter in Oimito as
the guest or her daughter, Mrs.
Willis.
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Jolly FIFTEEN

The Jolly Fifteen club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home or Mrs.
l.. Anderson in Garden Villas.
Bridge formed the diversion for the
afternoon.
The next meeting OF the club will
he held at the home of Mrs. G. W.
Boaldcn On South Eleventh street
February Z.
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FORTNIGHTLY BRIDGE

Mrs. p. NJ. Perkins entertained the
members Of the Fortnightly Bridge
club Wednesday afternoon at her
home on North Fourteenth street.
After a number of interesting ramez
AZ was found that Mrs. W. T.. Dixon
OF Edinburg held high score.
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LYCEUM PROGRAM

~ lyceum program was rendered ~
the junior high school auditorium
wednesday evening, which included A
selection or q number ~ readings and
a one-act comedy. This program was
given under the auspices OF MisseE
keihart and Cooke. part of the pro-
ceeds going to the Boy Scouts organ
iZation Of Olmito.
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MRS. WINS

Mrs. Robert Abbott was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the members
Of the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
club at her home south OF town.
Mrs. Fred n. Gantner received the
club prize for successful playing.
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UNIOR BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Moore enter
tanned the members OF the Junior
Bridge club Wednesday evening at
their home on North Eleventh street.
Mrs. Rhea Clark received the la
dies prize and Val Folsom the gem
tlemen's prize.
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WEDNESDAY BRIDGE

Mrs. Mott Ramsey was hostess 20
five tables Of players Wednesday
afternoon when she entertained the
Wednesday Bridge club at her home
in Fort RhEggold.
Mrs. j. j. Guerra won high score,
Mrs. H. T.. Taylor second high among
the club members; Mrs. c. j. Martin
drew for cut prize and Mrs. Mather
received the guest prize.
Those present we're: Mesdames H.
y. Taylor. J. y. Guerra, Walter Ham
ilton. John "A. Pope, Jr., RosSiter
Clarity, c. J. Martin, Mather. George
r.. Marsh, G. $. Richmond, Mary III.
Edgerton, II. +. kidwell. Carl A. Ra-
que, W. W. Shuford. f. B. Mason,
l.. II. CarutherS, ". NJ. Lott, Fred ID.
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DINNER PARTY

Mss Elizabeth MiIhanks enter-
tanned with a charming dinner party
given Monday evening at the home
of her parents, mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Mllbanks- Flowers were used to give
q festive air 90 the house. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Diltz, Miss Frances
Sethman, and Fermin Willis.
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c. r. SOCIAL

The Christian Endeavor members
were TO hold their monthly social at
the home or George Oakrs Saturday
evening.
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MRS. HOSTESS

Mrs. A. A. Bonneau was hostess
Saturday afternoon to an ENJOYABLE
meeting Of the Little Bridge club.
Mrs. Dick Oliver received first
prize for high score and Mrs. r. W.
Doster second prize.
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SAN BENITO
q GLIB

MISiI Club
Members Of the Wednesday Morn
ing Music club responded to roll
call at $3.50 o'clock Jan. IL at the
home Of Mrs. j. Lee Hancey BY Civ
ing the names Of modern composers.
Central motif for the mornings pro-
gram was given in a paper ny Mrs.
q. d. Cowgirl on Mcdowell, Scott and
DeBussy. A piano solo. "Rustling
"A Spring" Finding. BY Mrs. James
DoWney, and a vocal solo, The Irish
Mother Song" Roland Farley. sung
by Mrs. Ed Brady. followed. Rudolph
Friml's Herald Of Spring" played
BY Mrs. c. B. Chase at the piano
concluded the program. Mrs. James
u. Ward was delegated TO represent
the club at a reciprocity meeting TO
he given by the Culture club, We'd
nesday, Feb. 10, at the home Of Miss
Ethel Johnson during the business
session. Guests enjoying the morn
ings' program included Mrs. Marting.
Denton, Miss Mary Louise Colmery.
Sandusky, Ohio, and Mrs. Dorsey, Iii.
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MRS. PICkETT HOSTESS

Entertaining the Wednesday
Bridge club. Of which she is an in
active member and at the same time
complimenting her mother and sis
ter, Mrs. Mather and Sam Austin Of
Austin, Minis. Edward NJ. Pickett
entertained with six tables Of bridge
al her quarters in Fort Ringgold Sat-
urady afternoon.
High score was won by Mrs. Y. NJ.
Lott, second high by Mrs. J. Wallis;
guest prize by Miss Mabel Nicholson
and consolation by Mrs. Raymond
Palmer.
The club members and invited
guest we're: Mesdames Lawresce Z.
Brooks, Walter Hamilton, Fred ID.
Guerra. Mott Ramsey, U. ;. Rich
mond, l.. b. Caruthers, Carl a. Ra-
guse. Herbert Kidwell. =. Owen
Scott, u. j. Martin, Mary III. Edger-
ton. Virgil ". Lott. J. Wallis, Ben
Britain, Raymond Palmer, Rossiter
Garity, j. j.. Guerra, George Agnew
o mission, II. b. Evans, Fort Riley,
Kan. Misses Camille Block, Mabel
Nicholson and Smiley Brooks.
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DINNER PARTY

Major and Mrs. II. (. Taylor en-
tertained with a dinner party sat
urday evening h%onoring Major Gen
eral William A. Lassiter.
Their guests included Major Will
liam Fl. III. Harris. Lieut.. Leandcr ID.
Syne, Captain and Mrs. Edward NJ.
Pickett, Captain and Mrs. Walter
Hamilton, Mesdames Mather and
Austin and Miss Mabel Nicholson.
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d. A. ". LUNCHEON

At the country home Of Mrs. s. S,
Dodds the members of the Lieuten-
ant Thomas Barlow Chapter or the
n. A. r. from several Valley towns
assembled for luncheon Wednesday,
January IL. H~ostesses for the event
were Mrs. George A. Toolan. Mrs. +.
h. Brady. Mrs. Robert Alexander,
Mrs. II. Z. Jesup. Mrs. Guy Cornett
and Mrs. W. o. Williams. The table
was laid with a cloth Of lace and held
lovely clusters Of ~calendulas. A dain-
~ buffet luncheon was served. An
interesting program was presented
during the afternoon. Members re-
sponded to roll call by giving the
names of women in Revolutionary
history. Mrs. Walter Weaver Of
Donna presided in the absence OF the
regent, Mrs. LLOYD Thompson, who
is ILL., An especially interesting fea-
ture was the talk on colonial archi-
lecture presented by Mrs. S. S.
Dodds, what it means to be a d.
a. r." was the topic Of a talk given
by Mrs. {. S. Pugsley. At the next
meeting to be held in Donna. Mrs.
j. T. Rountrce, Paris, state agent,
viii be present.
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PIT. A. PLANS BANQUET

The Parent-Teachers' association
held its meeting which was both
business and social 40 the home Of
Mrs. b. {. sta lings Tuesday eve-
ming. II was decided 10 give a ban
quet for the boys and girls basket
ball teams, asd Mrs. 4. X. Watson,
Mrs. Ralph Lanier and Mr.. r. L.
smith were appointed a. the COM
mittee TO take charge OF the affair,
Mrs. Ralph Lanier, chairman Of the
ways and means committee. told OF
the plan by her committee OF raising
funds bv piecinc a quilt 10 be dis
posed ~ ~ selling chances. The
plan was adopted BY the association
and the members will begin work in
the very near future.
After the business meeting. re-
%freshments of cake and hot chocolate
was served and a short program en-
joycd.
The next meeting viii he acid the
first Tuesday in February.
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RIO GRANDE CITY
RECEPTION FOR
GENERAL IASSITER

Saturday evening the officers and
ladies Of Fort Ringgold entertained
at the Officers club with an infor-
NAL reception honoring General Viii
liam A. Lassiter. n
The club rooms we're decorated
with cut flowers and greenery. AT
that time the honor guest had an OPP
portunity Of meeting all the post
personnel.
Those responsible for arrange
ments we're: Mrs. Rossiter Garity,
Captain Walter Hamilton and Cap
tain Z. vi. Pickett.
Calling during the evening we're:
Major and Mrs. II. L. Taylor. Major
Harris and Lieutenant Lcander ID.
Syne. Captain and Mrs. Edward NJ.
Pickett, Mesdames Walter and Aus
tin, Captain and Mrs. Rossiter Gar
ity. Captain and Mrs. c. s. Richmond,
Captain and Mrs Walter Hamilton,
Captain and Mrs. Mott Ramsey, Cap
tain and Mrs. II. z. kidwell. Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Carl A. RaGuse, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Raymond Palmer
and Miss Mabel Nicholson.
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PERSONALS

ME. ana mrs. AObtFt Kay were
called to Sas Antonio Wednesday w
the news that Mr.. Rays mother was
critically ill. Mrs. Nancy Wilson i
staying at the ranch. keeping Mrs.
Miller company during Mrs. Rays
absence.
Mrs. J. r. Sprouse of san PerIita
Is here with her daughter, Mrs.
Marshal Bourne, who has been suf-
fcring from an attack or influenza.
The Rev. and Mrs. Packey or Ly-
ford, and friend, Mrs. Pines OF Dom
ma. were callers Ut the home of Mrs.
Nancy Wilson Saturday. The Rev.
Packey recently arrived here and
VIII be pastor OF the First Methodist
church, North. both Of Lyford and
this place.
j. II. Vincent OF Lufkin, who II
looking after business interests IN
the Valley. was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Il. Stallings Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Caldwell and
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Smith and daugh-
ters Madeline and Alycc. were WISH
tors IN Harlingen and La Feria Sat
urday.
Mr.. asd Mrs. S. n. Nielsen and
daughter, Helen Ruth, were callers
at the home of Mrs. Neilsen's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Barr OF San Be-
nito. Thursday.
Mesdames b. c. and c. +. Stallings
attended the meeting Of the Woman's
Community club in Lyford Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. @. Bourne and
children. Betty 10 and Sonny, or San
"a Rosa, were callers at the M. b.
Bourne home here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. @. Stallings and
daughter, Ada Bess.and Mrs. G.. 4.
Stallings spent Sunday making a
tour Of the Valley and crossing into
Old Mexico TO see the sights of
Matamoros.
Miss Belle and Oracle Williams
spent the weekend here with their
parents.
Mrs. Lee Rudd and daughters,
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FOURTH BIRTHDAY

BIRTHDAY
Tuesday afternoon a children's
party Of exceptional interest was
enjoyed when Martha Jane Leslie
4 celebrated her fourth birthday an
niversary with an affair at the home
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C.. j..
Leslie. The birthday cake. a hand
some CONNECTION topped by four can
dies, eentered the dining table which
also held tall tapers in candlesticks.
Several prizes were awarded for
successful one in interesting games
and little contests.
Fayors for the little girls were
dolls while the boys received toy
trains. Rcfres hments Of cookies,
cakes and ice cream were served.
Those present were: Sarita Glenn.
Blythe jeanette Cochran. James Ed
gar Bell, Alfred Atkinson, Diana
Etchlson, Jimmie Dolly, Jane Wallace
Duun. George Atkinson, Marian Cow
den, Nina Meriwether. Frances Ruth
King. Bobby Fouls. Martha Virginia
Stovall. John Gay. Doris Ogden. Nir-
ginia Boiling. Ann Stanley, James
Graves Cochran. Clarence Dodson.
Martha Louise Bell. Frances Goolshy.
Jimmie Wilcox. Tom Marchbanks.
Jack Cowden. Betty Bonner, Charles
Saunders, Patty Fouls, Betty Ann
Higgins. John Eiddiford, Pattie Lou
Ogden and Billie Bryan Alderdice.
GIRL RESERVE CABINET
Wednesday night az a cabinet
meeting Of the Girl Reserves held in
the Roselavn tearoom. the regular
intcr-club council meeting was an
Z u0unced for SATURDAY. Tan oe Tha
cabinet meeting was opened By Miss
Margaret Lowe, the president. TIE
girls also discussed a Valentine par-
~ and a hike but took no definite
action. Miss Lillian Hooking. Valley
girl Reserve secretary, and Mrs. ].
+, McAnally, advisor. were present.
METHODIST CIRCLE
Circle Nc. ! OF the First Methodist
Church Missionary Society had 20
members present at its meeting yes
terday afternoon IN the home OF Mrs.
a. r. Benson Mrs. Henry II. Parks
was elected chairman or the circle
Mrs. Alice Dunn conducted the study
class which took Up the first three
chapters 81 Luke. The next meet
lng Of the circle viii be held AZ the
home q Mrs. 7. y. Burgis, Feb. IL.
PERSONALS
Wayne Sanford % Dallas. travel
inc passenger and freight agent for
the Denver and Rio Graude Western
Railway Co. was IN the city Thurs
DAY.
Robert Schmidt left Jar. II for
Chicago 70 attend the American Can
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FRIENDSHIP

AT the home OF Mrs Frank Dodson
on South Reagan Avenue members
Of the Thursday Friendship club met
on January Is. The afternoon was
spent IN playing fantan the trophy
going 70 Mrs. John Lawrence. Sou
venir for second high Vas won by
Mrs. Pete Dekoch and the c~onsola-
ton prize went to Mrs. Owen Woods.
After the games q delicious lunch
vas served. The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Morrisscy on North Bonham, Jan. 81.
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ingly spent in the study OF current
events from the leading magazines.
The club is limited to twelve mem
hers. Those present we're Mesdames
Roy Telford, #. L. Sherwood. L. d..
Hawkins, L. NJ. Card, Chas. Jones. q.
G. Hulet, II. W. kreidIer, r. NJ. Min
ter and 3. Blair. The guests for
the afternoon were Mrs. ". S. Hulet
of Indiana and Mrs. Braker Of Wis
consin.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held at the home of Mrs. Z. NJ.
Card on Tuesday afternoon. Feb
ruary rs, with Mrs. Bert Blair in
charge.
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BRIDGE LUNCHEON CLUB

Mrs. Percy Herman entertained the
members Of the Tuesday Bridge
Luncheon club this week at the Ca
a de Palmas tea room.
Mrs. Jim Glasscock received the
club prize for high score.
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METHODIST

The Methodist Missionary Society
met Thursday afternoon in Circles.
Cirle No. ! met at the home 81
Mrs. Gordon Griffin with Mrs. Geo.
Alley as leader.
Circle No. = met with Mrs. o. X.
Gilvin, with Mrs. b. K. Smith Is
leader.
Circle No. 9 met With Mrs. Brehm.
Mrs. Z. ID. Mathis was leader.
Next Thursday afternoon there
Will be : joint social meeting or All
the members OF the Missionary So
ciety at the home of Mrs. Geo. Allen
On North Fourteenth street.
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BETA BRIDGE

Mrs Stockton Fountain entertained
the members and a number Of guests
OF the Beta Bridge club Tuesday
afternoon at her apartment III An
thony Arms.
Mrs. 4. Nix received the club prize
for high score. Mrs. sam Bazzcll
the consolation and Mrs. Val Fol-
som the guest prize.
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troll which he claims viii make 1t
possible for an inexperienced aviator
to pilot his plane from Paris to New
York without fear of running into
bad weather. Similarly, ships could
be navigated by sailors with no
knowledge of compasSeS, Sextants
or weather maps.
Radio light beams form the secret
of Loth's weather control, which
just has been shown to the French
Academy of Sciences. Through two
land stations, transmitting his
weather radio waves, which are
similar in principle to the Hertzian
waves, 10th says he can direct ships
or airplanes SO that all bad weather
areas can be avoided.
Loth's instruments will send out
radio waves, which cross just at
the point where the weather is good.
The ships or airplaneS wishing to
keep in the best weather lanes need
only to keep their wireless in
strumentS tuned to the spot where
the two waves meet in harmony.
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NOV. 10. 1929

TO do this the 'ships~course would
have to be altered to keep in har-
mony with the weather waves.
10th has been working on the
principle of radio weather roads
for three years and now has his
instrument in such shape that he
claims he soon can control the en-
tire Atlantic.
The day is coming. According to
10th, when all ships and airplanes
will be checked automatically at
periodic intervals and put on the
path of least weather resistance.
MY idea started" said 10th.
when I realized that there was as
much need for weather roads on the
sea, or in the air, as there was on
land, if not more.
II came to the conclusion that
such moving routes could be laid
out with the aid of wireless in
struments tuning in, and synchron-
izing, luminous wireless waves,
which would cross in the exact
center of the path to be followed"
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ductor that here was poetic beauty.
He was of the opinion that death
prevented Critics from getting the
score into the zone of a little SYM
phony and so after the composer
death, Barrere did the job.
And the job was one of the two
great outstanding features of this
very unusual musical events in this
city. And then the symphony played
The White Peacock" by Critics.
1t was when Barrere played a
gccene from "Orpheus" by Gluck,
with Barrere playing the flute, that
things began to happen. This was a
due that was symphonic, even Spir-
stual.
Again we had that magnetic
quality of individual playing of both
wind and string instruments In
Piernes For My Little Friends"
And here was a great audience
last night. A mighty big audience
IN numbers, even over1owing the
place. Here was a representative
audience in music.
1 did not care a rip for the first
two groups 1t was when Barrere
became human and brought that
touch of his friendship for Critics
that this little symphony started to
get into it's own.