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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
GOLF SHOTS
5000 Pictures a Second
Taken of Athlete

ATLANTA, July 22.-1R-A pho
tographic study of the golfing
wizardry OF Bobby Jones which
one golf expert described as the
greatest forward step in golf teach
ing" ever made has been completed
here with a su~perspeed camera
taking 5000 pictures a second.
Details Of the study, made for
the Professional Golfers Associa-
ticn OF America at the East Lake
Country Club, Bobby's home course
yesterday. was revealed today.
C.. Francis jenkins OF Washing
ton. inventor OF television and broad
casting Of motion pictures, George
Sargent, former president OF the
p. @. A. and John W. Ogle, q
cameraman, we're in charge OF the
work.
The worlds greatest colger ex-
ecuted his strokes In actual shots
while the camera. one OF four Of
its kind in the world. reared wildly
as its highspeed mechanism record
ed the strokes for posterity.
After the tests Jones demons
trated a few practice strokes on
the fairway and ended the after
noon by dropping one 160-yard
iron shot into the hole.
Sargent said there has zen too
much gueSSwork and tradition in
the teaching Of golf" and that the
machine IS the only thing we have
found that will show what actually
takes place in a golfing stroke. IN
every detail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22

COBLENTz. Germany. July AZ
s9 49, President Won HindenburE.
continuing his journey through the
liberated Rhineland. today traversed
the most romantic section Of the
Rhine by steamer.
Starting from Eltville for Cchlenz,
he passed many points famous IN
the legends Of the Rhine. especially
the Lorelei rock and the Mouse
tower near Bingen.
Church bells pealed and Salutes
thundered on both banks as the
presidential steamer passed down
the historic stream between vtneclad
hills dominated by the ruins or
ancient castles.
At Coblenz. the former headqaur-
ters or the American expediticnary
force. Won HlndenburR landed at the
famous "Dutsches Eek" CGermTl
Corner. where tlr Moselle flows
into the Rhine and where q gigBn-
tic statue OF Emperor William X
dominates the scene.
Cannons from the fortress or En-
h~enbreitstein ON the opposite bank
OF the Rhine boomed a salute rs
the townsfolk cheered the venerable
statesman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
BRIDE MOURNS
PLANE TRAGEDY
Young Wife Claims Body
Of English Pilot Lost
With Society Group

MEOPHAM. Kent. England. July
22.-P1-A bride of a few months
Is among those who have claimed
bodies Of victims Of yesterdays
mysterious airplane tragedy.
Mrs. Henderson, young wife Of
Lieutenant Colonel George L. p.
Henderson, the pilot. flew TO
Croydon from lie Touquet with her
husband. He returned to France
TO bring others 20 Croydon and she
awaited him in London completing
plans for a holiday journey. On
learning that he was dead she
collapsed in the arms Of friends.
Later she was revived but wandered
about in a dazed manner.
Besides Colonel Henderson the
victims were four society figures,
Viscourtess Ednam, a famou S
beauty: Mrs. Henrik Loeffler. noted
for her brilliant entertainments.
the Marquis OF Dufferin and Ava,
and Sir Edward Ward. and an as
sistant pilot. Charles Shearing.
The cause OF the accident re-
manned q mystery TODAY. The
machine, a nearly new all-metal
junkers owned BY Colonel Hender-
sons company and used temporari-
~ as an "air taxi. was seen TO fly
TO pieces IN the afr.
The werckage showed that q
gasoline explosion was not the
cause. however. as the tanks were
unchanged and there were no
signs Of fire.
A newspaper said an air ministry
expert believed the plane had
strangely turned upside down in
the air, the victims thereby being
thrown through the top and
hurting 70 their deaths.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
DAILY
AIR LOG

Pan-American plane No. 2-s out
Tuesday with Fl. Z. Gray pilot and
five passengers; Sam Katts from
Brownsville to Tampico, J. Z
Shinn TO Tampico, II. j. Drummer
from Brownsville to Mexico City
@. r. Weidinger TO Mexico City
and Gutierrez Sofa from Browns
vile to Mexico City.
c. A. T. Passenger Ship In Satur-
day from Mazatlan piboted BY
Harry German.
c. A. T. Passenger Ship out Mon
day for the interior OF Mexico
piloted by Harry German.
S. A. T. Passenger Ship in Satur-
day piloted by Walter McCalister
and carried 3 passengers.
s. A. T. Passenger Ship out Sat-
urday piloted by Andy Burke and
passengers were Mr.. A. Drummond
70 Dallas. c. S. Howard to Dallas,
Mr. j. BetterS Of Harrington to San
Antonio, Mr.. P. Archer to San
Antonio. Mr.. p. S. Devine Of Pharr
10 Son Antonio.
S. A. T. Mail Ship in Saturday
piloted by Bryant Robbins.
S. A. T. Mail Ship out Saturday
piloted by Bub Merrill.
s. A. T. Passenger Ship in Sun
day plotted by z. c. Bowe and
carried no passengers.
S. A. T. Passenger Ship out
Sunday piloted by Walter McAlister
and passengers were Mr.. M. p.
Long Of Ponca City, Okla, to Fort
Worth.
8 A. r. Mail Ship In Sunday
piloted by Joe Glass.
s. A. r. Mail Ship out SUNDAY
piloted BY Bryant Robbins.
c. a. T. Passenger Ship In from
Mazatlan piloted BY John Tremaine
and passengers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Tandv. r.. Velasco from
Monterrey. j. 7. Canales from
Monterrey and J. z. Shinn.
c. A T. Passenger Ship out Tues
day morning piloted bv John
Tremaine and carried one psssen-
ger.
s A L Passenger Shin IN NFop-
day piloted By Andy Burke with
no passengers.
s A 7. Passenger Ship out Non
day piloted by z. c. Bowe and pas
sengers were Viola weltv Of wes-
laco 70 Dallas. George Dunlap OF
La Faria 70 San Antonio.
: A. r Mail Ship out Monday
piloted bv Joe Glass.
S. A. T. Mail Ship in Monday
piloted by Stormy" Mangham.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
Dying Man Declares
Shooting Good Job

CHICAGO. July 22.-P)-Peter
CAsh Can Pete) Inserio, whose
north Elizabeth street Saloon used
TO be called the Ash Can Club"
was shot to death last night.
Six bullets entered his body, but
Inserio. 40 years old. lived long
enough to be taken to a hospital.
A policeman asked who shot him.
Il don't know" he answered
but they did a good job"
No witness has been found 10 the
shooting. An hour earlier 1nserio
had been sitting in front OF the
Saloon. now called the Idle Hour
Club"
A search OF the Saloon disclosed
q few nickels in the cash register.
There was no liquor or beer there.
Police believed Ash Can Pete"
may have been slain by enemies
NJ $hn AErrar Ateffn ra~r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
Ten Year Desire OF
Ohioan lis Fulfilled

Once q person has seen the
Magic Valley. he remembers II.
This was proved again by a let
ter from A. d. Ferris, Cleveland.
Ohio. who stated that he had
visited the Valley 10 years ago and
ever since that time has wanted
to return and make this his per-
manent residence.
He added that this was now
possible, and that he was moving
here around Oct. /. Mr.. Ferris ex-
planned that he would possibly
attempt to establish a new indus
try in this section, but did not dis
close the nature OF ii. He is at
present connected with the Warren
Toy company. a concern he has
been with for 3 years. He Is the
idea man" and general manager
Of the firm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
AUG. q DATE
FOR AIR DERBY
Between Is and 20 Planes
Expected to Leave Here
On Chicago Hop

The National Air Derby for 1880
will be held August %, and as the
result Of q decision reached by the
local chamber or commerce board
Of directors. Brownsville will be the
starting point. 1t was announced
Tuesday. The flight viii be from
Brownsville TO Chicago.
The exact number OF entries In
the rice viii not be known defin-
lily until August IS, the last day
for registering, @. G. Richard
son, chamber secretary. said to-
day. 10 Is estimated, however, that
between Is and 20 planes will hop
off. including some Of the nations
best and most famous pilots. They
viii arrive in Brownsville several
days ahead Of the starting date,
IN order TO make necessary pre-
parations.
Officials or the Nation al
Aeronautical Association will also
be on hand at the Municipal Air
port to explain rules and regula-
tons. and also to time the planes
as they take to the air. according
20 Carl +. Egge. contest secretary,
in q letter received here Tuesday.
Prizes to be offered total 81, 000
at present, with the possibility Of
additional sums later augmenting
the total.
Conditions which had to be met
by the city Of Brownsville were
nominal. consisting Of entertaining
contestants one day, and furnish
ing gasoline for the flight. Gasoline
will doubtless be obtained from
some rifining company which viii
donate the gas free Of charge, the
secretary explained.
The race will start at the Munich
pal airport here. and terminate al
the Curtis Reynolds field, Chicago
The contest is open to any plane,
open or closed cockpit, Of 500 cubic
inch piston displacement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
SUMMARY

Barometric pressure was relatively
high this morning from the north
ern Plains states southeastward TO
the West Indies, and relatively low
over the balance OF the United
States. Considerable cloudinesS and
unsettled weather prevailed over
the greater portion Of the country.
while light 10 moderate rains oc-
CURED within the last "a hours In
the southern Rocky Mountain and
Southern Plains states and also
along the Texas and Louisiana
coasts. II was cooler throughout
the Plains and north-central states
this morning. but unseasonably
warm in many sections Of the cen
trail and eastern states yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
Knights of Columbus
Install Officers

Officers for the coming year
were installed by the local knights
OF Columbus at a meeting held
Monday evening at 81. Joseph's
college. The installation ceremon-
les we're conducted BY District
Deputy "A. ". Jolly.
The new officers are as follows:
Chaplain. Rev. Father Paul Lewis;
Grand knight, Leonard Coke;
Deputy Grand Knight. Andrew
PETE: Financial Secretary, Edward
Coke; Warden. Antonio Arangui;
Chancellor, Ralph Friedman: Re-
cording Secretary. Ben Brockway;
Inside Guard, Juan Ramirez: Out
side Guard, CriSanto Villarreal:
Trustee, Simon Benavides.
The majority Of the officers were
reelected.
The organization Is planning
n Of the most active years In It's
history. 1t is likely that a mem
bership drive will be begun IN the
near future in order to stimulate
interest IN the body.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
Bucharest Minister
Wounded by Student

BUCHAREST. july 22-fP- The
condition Of DR.. Constantine An
gelescu. the victim OF shots fired by
a student yesterday. was improved
somewhat today and physicians will
operate 70 remove the five bullets.
His assailant. a youth named
Balkan. told questioners tint he
had only done his duty and was
prepared to face all consequences
for the attempted assassination OF
the acting minister of the interior.
He is a Macedonian and said he
shot DR.. Angelescu because his fell
low countrymen in Dobrudja were
maltreated In favor OF Rouman-
ians.
The youth was employed for q
brief time on a newspaper here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
Iowa Demos Debate
Dry Plank Wording
Associated Press Photo
Associated Press Photo

DIES MONIES. Ia, July 22-tP-
Phrasing Of a prohibition plank was
a dominant issue before the demo-
cratic state convention today.
The platform was expected to in
clude denunciation OF the new tar
if bill and opposition TO the pro-
posed state income tax. Exact
wording Of a plank on the VolStead
act and the Eighteenth amendment
however, was in doubt until the res
olutions committee finished its work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
ENDURANCE TEST ON

ST. LOUIS. July 22.-P-Dale
Jackson and Forest O'Brine. out 10
regain their lost refueling endur-
ance flight record, took on a new
load Of fuel this morning and
scared into their second dav. At
I'll a. m. they had been up twenty
four hours. Their monoplane. the
Greater 81. Louis" was running
smoothly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
Baptist Missionary
Succumbs to Fever

PHILADELPHIA. July 22.-P-
The Rev. Jacob Speicher, 81. for
36 years a missionary In China for
the American Baptist foreign mis-
sion society, died last Thursday at
Swatow. OF typhoid fever. Word OF
his dead was received by his bro
ther-in-law. Harry d. Kaiser.
He Is survived by his widow. who
Is still In Swatow, China, and sev-
eral children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
Race and Endurance
Tests Going Good

ROOSEVELT FIELD. NJ. ". July
22.-tP-Led by Lee Gehlbach, fly
ing a Little Rock( Ark. entry. the
seventeen planes remaining in the
All-American Air Derby began tax
ing off today for Cincinnati at 1923
IL. s. t.
Gehlbach led the derby entrants
on the first day BY 2S3 minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
SORE GUMS-PYORRHEA

Heal your 1 and saw your
teeth. It's simple. Just set "a bot
tie OF LETO'S PYORRHEA RENE
DY and follow directions. Don't de-
lay; do 10 ncw. LETOfS Is always
guaranteed. CisneroS DRUG torres.
adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
BULLETIN

First figures. lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
day: third. wind velocity at 8 g. m
fourth. precipitation IL last "a
hnIirn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22

Tbs French government. by de-
cree, has eliminated foreign devel-
opnlent Of its civil airways.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22

More than q third Of all Argentine
exports pass through Buenos Aires.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22

Nebraska combs its highways fol
tire-damaging metal with a magnet
ic mail picker"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22

Austria has only one aircraft
builder. whose 1929 production was
five planes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT

There will be a band concert at
Fort Brown. Tuesday evening. COM
mencing at 7:30 p. m, by the 18th
Cavalry band, under the direction
OF Charles +. Waddington. Follow
ing is the program:
La gaceta., 1930-10-30
PLEITOS ~

Corte Federal: Albert w.
Doepke, como recibidor del Pri-
mer Banco Nacional de Sebing,
contra D. F. Garfield y l.. T.
Farmer.
Corte del Circuito: Leonor
Waldo contra Reinaldo Waldo;
Ruth Thompson contra H.. B.
Smith; Lille M. Hester contra
Cullen Hester; Virginia Wat
son contra J. W. Watson; Alice
Barfield contra William A. Bar
field; Jesse S. Page contra A
lice Page; Guardia MOAN Co.,
Inc. contra Stuart w. Mahafey.
Corte Civil: Felix c. Sharp
contra R. t. Joughin, sheriff.
La gaceta., 1930-10-30
Sc CONFIRMO A STANLEY
BALDWIN EN- LA DIREC-
CION DEL PARTIDO

Londres, Oct. 30.-Stanley
Baldwin fue reafirmado jefe
eel partido Conservador por
votaci6n de AGO a 116, en- IN
mitin verificado hoy en- ell sa-
lon Saxton.
La votaci6n fue precipitada
por la publication aver de I'm
manifesto firmado por "A pro
minentes Conservatives algu-
nos de los cuales, antes de que
ell dfa pasara, habian dicho
que no tenfan participation en-
ell asunto.
Hoy expondra Baldwin SUI
programa definitivo, resultado
del vote de confianza.
La gaceta., 1930-10-30

tros la anhelan de TODD cora
ION cast todos los socios del
Circulo Cubano, que tienen
perfecto derech0 a disfrutarla,
y cuyos espiritus comienzan a
inquietarse, temerosos de que
durante las luchas electorales
Sc agrfen los animos, lanzan-
dose insultos que solo sirven
para clavar espinas en- ell al
ma.
Este Comite, por respeto a
nuestra Sociedad y a la labo-
liosa colonia a que pertenece-
mos y por respeto, asimismo,
hacia quienes lie hagan ell no.
nor de ~prestarle atenci6n, quie
re hacer constar que mientras
dure ell periodic electoral ira
Dajara con ell mas vivo entu-
siasmo, como es natural, por
Ell triunfo de su candidatura.
Jamas provocara nj esta-
blecera esteriles p~olemicas con
nadie, tratando siempre, por
ell ~contrario, de hacer que pre-
valezca la ammonia entire todos
y que todos sc %apresten, como
5iempre 10 han hecho, a seguir
laborando con ell unico y SUI :
promo fin de engrandecer 10
mas possible a la prestigiosa
Institution a que pertenece-
mos. Este Comite desea, natu-
ralmente, triunfar en- sus aspi-
raciones como 10 desea TODD Ell
que a la lucha Sc entrega; pc
70 anhela fervorosamente que
su triunfo sea conquistado a
base de la mayor ammonia,
que asf triunfara, en- definiti-
va, ell Circulo Cubano, cuyo
5ien es 10 que sinceramente nos
preocupa.
Manuel Abarca,
Presidente
La gaceta., 1930-10-30

Severo," levantado en- honor de
Caracalla hijo del proc6nsul Sep
timio Severe, y de su hermano
Geta, es muy interesante.... Ca
racalla asesina a su hermano
Geta, y celoso todavia, manda be
rrar ell nombre del hermano ms
cripto en- 10 alto del Arco de
Triunfo.......
Temple de "Vesta'. Els un
pequeno temple derruido que
existe en- las cercanfas de Roma.
a una media bora de ferrocarril
proximamente. Solo vi I'm mon
ton de ruinas. Solamente una
mente exaltada puede recons-
truir aquello como un temple.
Tuve que hacer un gran esfuer-
20 de imagination para poder
yer en- ensuenos y materializar
aquellas virgenes vestales, tur-
nandose vigilantes en- la conser
vacion y custodia del "fuego sa.
grado"... y adn asf no vi mas
que I'm monitor de piedras Gu
biertas de yedra, que no me di-
jeron nada....
"Foro Romano. Magestuosc
y colossal. Refleja ell esplendor y
magnificencia de La epoca ro-
mana. Este "Foriem" Sc llama
ba Campo Vaccine, o plaza
del mercado, pues en- el Sc ven
dian toda clase de produoto. Lo
pudieramos lamar mercado
maximo, mejor dicho.
Son muy curiosos los distin-
tos departamentos que Sc con-
templan en- ell mismo, como son :
ell "piscatorium", donde Sc ven
dfa ell pescado; ell "Cupedini",
los comestibles ell Forum Oil
torium", donde Sc hacian los
embargos a los deudores; ell "Vi
natarium" donde Sc escancia-
ban los who's y frecuentaban las
felatrices. En- este Forum pue
de verse todavia un altar del
"Dios Falo'', muy conservado.
Tambien Sc We I'm temple paga-
no de Dios desconocido, un tenn
plo de Vestales, derruido, y una
gran ara de piedra para hacer
SACRIFICES.
Temple de "Saturno". Permf-
tame decirle que visite este tenn
plo o mejor dicho estos restos
(pues sol oquedan ocho enormes
columnas de granito) que hoy
dia dan testimonio de esta obra.
Este temple fue construido Ell
ano 491 antes de la era cristia-
ma.
(COntia@ard).
La gaceta., 1930-10-30
R DE GRATEFUL

Tn deber de conciencia me O.
bliga a hacer p1blico, que estu-
We padeciendo durante mucho
tempo de una neuritis en- ell bra
20 derecho, tan dolorosa que NJ
tenia dia nj noche I'm momento
de tranquilidad.
Ensaye muchos remedies y
me someti al tratamiento de al
gunos specialists, sin resulta.
do alguno.
Consulte mi case con ell DR.. l.
Soto Fernandez, y despues de
estar sometida a sus indicacio.
mes logre mi total curaci6n.
Angelina LGzzdTG
Mi domicilio 1906 II Ave.
La gaceta., 1930-10-30
COMITE PRO FRANCO


Seame permitido que, a nom
bre de este Comit6 y en- Ell milo
propio, haga llegar, por este
medic, nuestra mas sincera
felicitaci6n al actual Presiden-
tie del Circulo Cubano, Sr. E.
duardo Vald6s, por los atina-
dos conceptos que, con rela-
ci6n a la polftica social, emite
en- IN artfculo que vic la luz
en- la Ultima edici6n de eel Gu
bano," publication que, como
es sabido, surgi6 al calor de e.
levados principles de mejora-
miento collective.
Ell ell bien meditado articu-
10 a que nos referimos e inspi-
randose sin duda en- dichos
principles, ell ST.. Eduardo Val
des dice que es menester que,
tanto la campana electoral, va
comenzada, como las eleccio-
res generates que Sc aproxi :
man, Sc desenvuelvan dentro
de la mayor ammonia para con
veniencia de nuestra Institu-
ci6n.
Paz desea nuestro Presiden-
tie. NADIA mas halagueno nj
mas necesario para todos, in =
elusive, en- primer termino, pa
"a nuestro querido Cfrculo,
1or cuyo mayor engrandeci-
miento debemos t0dos sus aso-
ciados laborar, poseidos del
mejor entusiasmo.
Que haya paz, 81. No sere-
mos nOSOIfOS, SeguIdlHeIlIe,
quienes la perturbemos pre-
disponiendo los animos; nj ha-
ciendo revivir, en- un empeno
fratricida, enojos que no con-
viene analizar y que deben re-
legarse al divide. Actuar de
manera diametralmente opues-
ia a TODD clio, equivaldria a
vivir en- perpetual lucha; y no.
s%otros, desde 10 mas hondo de
nuestras almas, deseamos que
refine la paz mas absolute pa
ra siempre. AL igual que noso-
La gaceta., 1930-10-30

Ea prOductO MrsteroIe ahuyemta a
@@Aec y 10 Teempiana con un entaAo
@e bfeReatar exquisite y claimants.
SEStese sunvemente la parte afectmAa,
Els an unGHentO bIanco y Iimpto,
@~A@AoradO de aceite de mostaxa. Ne
@e1e de procurar hoy mIsmO 81
MaSferoie en- su farmacia. PrecloBa
m1e. y csc. r americana en- potes
y tubOss tamanO de hospital SSO0
ere americana.
wwMPERA A CUALQUIER sTNApXSAGO
o PARCHO DE MOSTAzA.
La gaceta., 1930-10-30

recibido una carta de una COM
pania ansiosa de vender car
gamentos de naranjas, toron-
jas y limones de la Florida, a
comision.
La compania dice que no We
razones para que ALI no pue-
da venderse esa fruta de la Flo
rida va que Sc vienen vendien-
do las de California con un con-
veniente margen de ganancia.
La gaceta., 1930-10-30
NFORMAClON
DEL. PI!ERT0

Durante ell dfa de aver arri-
baron los vapores americanos
Ellenor y Cuba, ell primero pro-
cedente de Baltimore y ell Sc
gundo de la Habana y Key West
Hizo su entrada a cargar fos-
fato ell vapor ingles Willowpoll.
Con un cargamento de plata
nos lego la motonave paname-
ma Luis Geraci.
Rumbo a Holanda, via Char
lesion, sali6 ell vapor holandes
Iselhaven.
La gaceta., 1930-10-30
LA FRATERNIDAD

De orden del Sr. Presidente,
otto a todos los miembros de es-
ia Sociedad para la Junta Gene
raj del tercer trimestre, que ten
dra efecto en- la noche de hoy,
Jueves so, a las 8 en- punto.
Sc recuerda a todos los que
han percibido dietas en- Ell tri-
mestre en- ell deber que estan de
asistir a esta Junta.
Ell SecretdriO