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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-10
~H0SPITALITIES GIVEN
IN f. HONOR

interesting inequalities are max
ing the stay in San Benito OF Mrs.
G. B. Godfrey of Dallas who is Wis
iting her brother, j. <. McAnally,
$50 N. Bonham, a delightful one.
Mrs. McAnnaly entertained in her
honor with an attractive luncheon
bridge at her home.
For the mornings games three
tables Of guests assembled at ten
o'clock. When playing ended, Mrs.
Ed Brady held high score and re-
ceived the success trophy. Mrs.
Ralph Agar received the cut prize
while Mrs. Godfrey received a
pretty guest gift. Interesting ap-
pointments marked the luncheon
which followed.
Friday Mrs. Albin Polzin and Mrs.
p. F. Dominy were joint hostesses
at an afternoon bridge arranged to
compliment Mrs. Godfrey at the
latter's home. In the pleasing en-
vironment, four tables Of players
were grouped. Trophy for high score
was presented to Mrs. M. A. Thomp-
son and Mrs. z. L. Butts received
the cut prize. The guest was re-
membered with an interesting gift.
In the late afternoon a delicious
ice course was served.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Frances Gum was a Har-
lingen visitor Monday.
J. H.. Tucker has gone to San
Antonio to join Mrs. Tucker, who
has been spending the past few
weeks in e. PaSo. They will make a
vacation trip before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Taylor re-
turned Friday night after a months
vacation spent with relatives in
Virginia. They are now residing in
the Handley Apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence GATH
have announced the birth OF a son,
born early Saturday.
Gordon Thomas, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. <. Thomas, left Friday
evening for Roswell, N. M. where
he will begin his second year of
study IN the New Mexico Military
Institute.
Henry L. Alsmeyer. county farm
agent. returned Sunday after several
days spent in Marshall.
Mrs. Harvey L. Richards has re-
turned after visiting in San Anto-
Mo, Austin and Waco. She was ac-
companied home by her mother-in-
law, Mrs. Lee II. Richards.
Mrs. Nople G. Foster and two
sons have lust returned from a
vacation trip spent in Corpus
Christi. Gonzales. and other gulf
coast towns where they joined Mr..
Foster, who is employed there.
Theodore Harris of Monte Cristo,
on the coast Of Santo Domingo, has
arrived for a visit with his son, A.
/. Harris, and family.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Phillips, ac-
companied BY her mother. Mrs. r.
I. PhillirS- departed Sunday even
ing for Houston for a short stay
before her departure Tuesday MORN
ing for Bristol. Va. where she will
attend Sullen's College during the
winter. Miss Barbara Dodds. who
has been with her mother. Mrs. S.
3. Dodds. on a visit in central Tex
as, Will join Miss Phillips Tuesday
morning. leaving in the special pull
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-10
Edinburg Society
WHITE WING BARBECUE
GIVEN FRIDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. III. ". Barnett and
Dewey Printy were hosts to a num-
Der Of friends Friday evening at the
Barnett home. at a white wing bar
becue. The tables we're laid upon
the lawn, which was brightly illum-
mated for the occasion. White
formed the bountiful supper served.
Among those present were MesSrs.
and Mesdames @. o. Rockwell and
sens. Jack Meredith and son, r. IT.
McMinn and daughter. Clay Erwin,
Bradley Kimbrough. Gordon Griffin
and daughter and son, Of McAllen;
Mayor d. c. Abney, John Volger,
Grade Galloway. L. J. Barfield, T..
NJ. Cusher, Sander Overmeyer. j. K.
Dickinson. Ed. r. Smith. and son,
David. y. II. Felker, Tip Tanner. "A.
E. Potter. Ross Carter, A. CT. Haigh
ana daughter, d. r. Handley, and
sons. Z. M. Smith. Il. j. Roberts
and children. John Wells and child
rem. (. B. Blackburn. j. z. Berry
y. K. Mcclellan and children, Mrs
Flora Metzler. Mrs. Dean. Mrs
Claire Hartman. Mrs. N. 3. Doug
las and Mrs. John McClanhan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-10
ANN LOTHIAN
PARTY HONOREE

Little Ann Louthan celebrated
her fourth birthday anniversary
Friday at the home Of her parents.
with a delightful party. The little
guests we're pleasantly entertained
with childish games and playing
with toys. Dainty refreshments were
served at the close Of a delightful
afternoon.
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CLUB ENTERTAINED
AT MILES HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Miles enter
tanned the members Of the Aztec
bridge club at their home Thurs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-10

day evening. Pink crepe myrtle
and periwinkles were used In carry
ing out the pretty color scheme OF
pink and green. the color notes being
repeated in the bridge accessories.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Statham won
the high score for the evening. The
hostess served nm ice course at the
close Of the games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-10
KANSAS CLUB
HONORS VISITOR

The Kansas Club entertained Fri
day evening with a swimming party
and white wing barbecue at Cascade
pool in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Scott, Of Houston. who have now
returned to their home To continue
their work in the public schools.
Those attending were MessrS. and
MesdameS Fred Flanders. Earl
Manis. j. l.. Love. Guy Richie. Burt
Coates and son. Bobby. John Scott,
A. NJ. Weir and Jean Flanders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-10
GUESTS OF ~
AT HOSPITALITY

DR.. and Mrs. J. M. DoSs and
daughter. Miss Virginia. were
guests Of honor at n delightful
chicken barbecue dinner given at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cam Y.
Hill, with MIR. and Mrs. w. Il.
Lipscomb and MI. and Mrs.
George NJ. Magee as assisting hosts.
The dinner was given as n fare
we'll party for the family, as Mrs.
Doss and Miss Virginia left this
week for southern California, where
the latter will complete her studies
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-10

Gladys Jane Kelly, Dorothy Jean
Cross and the honoree. Miss Olivia
Rice and Miss Beatrice King acted
as sponsors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
QUAKES PAIL
Calcutta Blows Shells To
Serpent Goddess

GAUHATT. Assam. India July g.
Rl-Nine severe earthquake shocks
were recorded here within q period
OF six minutes early today. Many
persons .Fre injured. Several build
ings we're demolished. Telegraph
wires were broken. Slight shocks
continued long after the heavier
ones
CALCUTTA. Bengal. July 2-4F-
Calcutta. shaken twice before dawn
by earthquakes. resounded for hours
70 the blasts OF conch shells. blown
by Indians TO propitiate their ser
pent goddess. Bashuki.
Ii Is their belief that the goddess.
who holds the universe upon her
hood, sometimes changes her posi-
ton. thus causing an esrthqu. Ike
which IS supposed to Dc a punish
ment for the ms of the people.
She is especially fond OF conch shell
music. which lessons her anger.
After the first quake. which threw
residents ut OF their beds and
broke down telephone communica-
ton. the poqulace rushed into the
streets. many blowing the shells.
which failed 10 prevent a second
uuake later. There were no casual
ties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
CHI SEARCHES
FOR CANISTER
Law and Outlaw Both Want
Fleeing Jack Zata
After Battle

CHICAGO, July 3.-tPl-The law
and the outlaw hunted Jack zata,
the gangster. today.
If the law found him first. It
meant to put some pointed questions
to him concerning Jake Lingle's
murder. II the outlaws found him
first-then 1t was unlikely that Zu-
Ia ever would be able to answer
questions for anybody.
The law had Zuta-resort keeper
and Moran-Aiello gang ally-as late
as Tuesday night, but let him 60.
Since then. however. a brazen at
tempt has been made upon his life
by gangsters who dared 70 attack
him with guns in the heart OF the
brightly lighted loop: attack him de-
spite the fact that he was given
safe escort" through the heart OF
the city by a police lieutenant.
That attack has aroused a renew-
ed desire on the part of authorities
TO talk some more with Zuta. They
believe he must have very important
information concerning the Staying
Of Lingle. Tribune reporter.
Life Is Feared
If the gangsters wanted Zuta to
die Tuesday night, they want him
10 die today, officers reason. That
IS why they believe their search
for him is a race with the gang
unner who. II they find him first,
Will kill him.
With Frank Foster, original own
er OF the Lingle death gun. under
indictment for the murder and un-
der arrest in Los Angeles. a new
name today came into the investiga-
tion-the name Of Ted Newberry.
gangster chief and man Of strange
alliances. The Lingle murder in
v~estigators have learned that New
berry was In the Illinois Central
subway at Randolph street and
Michigan avenues at the time an
assassin put a pistol against Lingle's
head and fired.
Lingle and Newberry well
acquainted. police said. Newberry's
presence In the tunnel, they believe.
was the purpose of allaying any
suspicious the reporter may have
had.
The tunnel fairly ran with gan
sters that Monday afternoon q
month ago when Lingle, hurrying
for a train to the Washington park
race track. was slain. His death.
investigators now believe. was the
result Of a carefully prepared plot,
presumably conceived by Eangsters
allied with the Aiello-Moran group.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Secretary Judges
For Snake Contest

There's a trio OF puzzled and
anxious men in the Valley today.
John T. Floore, jeff Bell, and G..
c. Richardson. widely-knoWn sec
retaries Of Harrington, san Benito
and Brownsville chambers OF COM
merce, have had an unexpected
honor conferred upon them which
they are cycling askance. They have
been asked 70 serve as judges in the
~rattlesnake contest which is a part
OF the big July 4 celebration at
Point Isabel.
These public spirited men, while
anxious and willing to discharge
any duty in line with their posi-
tions. are so far reticent and unde-
cided as 70 the reply they will
make 10 officials Of the rattlesnake
catchin'. II all depends. u seems, on
how near the judges will be requir-
ed to approach the rattlers.
Disturbing rumors are afloat TO
the effect that according TO all set
and established rules Of ~rattlesnake
catching. il IS up to the judges to
measure the entries to see that they
comply with the regulation snake
size. and also pass on the soundness
Of their health.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Carpenters Slayer
Must Pay with Life

LIBERTY, July 3.-tP-John $.
Swilley today faced a life imprison-
ment sentence assessed by a jury
which last night convicted him Of
murder in the Staying Of y. II. Hen
dirk, Houston carpenter.
Counsel for Swilley announced he
would appeal.
Hendrix was slain in the 5willey
home near here in November, 1923.
after he and his wife had sought
refuge there from a storm. Swilley
testified he shot in self-defense.
after Hendrix attempted TO rob him.
In his first trial. Swilley also was
given a life sentence but this was
reversed on appeal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Southern Cross Off
On California Hop

CHICAGO. july 3. =tP- The
Southern Cross, battered veteran of
Oceanic flight. winged away from
the Curtiss- Wright Glenview air
port al 6:45 "a. m. &C. 8. To today,
San Francisco bound.
With Wing Commander Charles
Kingsford-Smith at the controls
and clear skies aloft. the tri-motored
Fokker left the windy city's vel
come behind and nosed hurriedly
westward to complete its %cross-con-
tinental flight from New York.
His crew OF the north Atlantic
flight we're with Kingsford Smith:
Capt. J. r. Saul. navigator. John w.
Stanage. radio operator. and NJ. r..
Van Dyk, co-pilot.
There are no more oceans 20
cross" Kingsford Smith said before
the take-off. we will fly the South
err Cross TO California. where We
will decide what to do with her"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Federal Chief Due
To Arrive Tuesday

Fastening of plans for the esq
taDlishment or q federal labor bu-
reau at Brownsville is seen In the
announcement that Francis 7. Jones.
general director OF the service dep
artment of labor. will arrive III
Brownsville next Tuesday.
information OF the day OF his
coming was received today III a let
ter TO r. B. Creager. Accompany-
ing Mr.. Jones will be @. w. Wood
man OF Fort Worth.
Their coming means the establish
ment of q labor bureau az Browns
vile for South Texas.
This. coupled with the plans for
the new post office. make two fed
eral plums for Brownsville. Copy OF
the bill containing the Brownsville
p~ostoffice appropriation has also
been received by Mr.. Creager. IL
reads as follows: Brownsville, Tex
as courthouse, customs house, post
office: for demolition OF building
and construction OF a new building
on the site, under an estimated
total cost Of $4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
NATION PLANS
BIG FETE DAY
Old independence Hall to Be
Scene of Celebration
On July a

NEW YORK. July 3-tPl-Amer-
lea today prepared to celebrate the
nations birthday, with hundreds OF
thousands OF the c~elebrators Jour-
neying 70 seashore, mountain and
lake resorts for a three-day holiday.
Railways, steamship lines, bussess.
private motorcars and air trans
ports operating out OF New York
City prepared 70 handle an exodus
OF 100000 persons.
The traditional celebration OF the
day by the Tammany society in
New York this year will include de-
dication the lndepence flagpole
erected III Union Square by the
Charles r. Murphy Memorial COM
mittee.
Omission OF the name or former
Governor Alfred E. Smith from the
list of spea' was the subject OF
considerable comment in Political
circles. For several years past Mr..
Smith has been given a prominent
place on thu program.
independence Hall where the de-
claration of independence sign
ed l54 years ago will be the scene
o. the municipal celebration in
Philadelphia.
Celebration OF the DE- viii take
on special significance for Ter
leans in France because OF the
presence or hurireds OF Gold Star
mothers at YES % American
war dead. Decoration % the graz :
Of their sons will make the Fourth
of July p day OF commemorat. n
for the mothers rather than an
occasion for celebration.
IN Peru the government ha5 de-
creed the Fourth OF JULY a holiday
in honor Of the anniversary OF
American independence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
MILLION
CARS ENTER
BROWNSVILLE
Decrease in Imports
But Exports To
Show Gain

More than a million and a half
persons e d a half a million auto
mobiles crossed the Rio Grande
here during the fiscal year ending
June 30.
This Is deduced from figures just
released by william A. Neale, dep
uty collector Of customs. His flee
kept figures only OF incoming pas
sages but on accurate estimate Of
total crossings is obtained by dou-
bling these figures.
A total OF PSI ,661 autom0 biles
came into Brownsville over the
Rio Grande. the figures show. The
check on persons show that 545, 99S
persons crossed into Brownsville
Incoming aeroplanes. wagons and
carts totaled 4.655. Due = r. fact
that Brownsville Is rapidly becom-
ing the international airport of the
south, a large portion Of this fig
ure goes TO aeroplanes.
The total value Of imports for
the fiscal year July I. 1929 une 80.
1880 were 1902. Sol. Revenue ,llect-
cd for this period was S~53.247.65.
This vas a slight decrease 0ver the
previous wear. due 10 inactivity IN
moving cattle from Mexico into
the United Ttates.
The local customs office does
not compile data on ex-orts. this
work being done by the f-5e-ai
bureau az New York.
However. the I Z year was a
record one. Mr.. Neale said. He
conservatively estimated the gain
over the previous year at so pc ont.
Within all probability. he said, i
was the best year OF Export ever
experienced at this port.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Identified
In Officers Death

DALLAS, July s. -t41-One Ol
three men held IN jail here for the
shooting Of j. r. Davis. constable
at Mesquite. had been identified
today and the automobile used by
the assailants of Davis and his
deputy. T. Gardner Jones. attacked
by four men Tuesday night. had
been found.
Tools and accessories the men
were stripping from q stolen auto
mobile when Davis and Jones at
tempted 10 arrest them were found
~ the car. Jones had identified one
OF the men and had not viewed the
others.
Davis was shot to death and
Jones attacked by the men after
they had started To Dallas with
them.
The automobile smeared with
blood, was found IL a Dallas settle
ment known as Little Mexico"
Rewards totaling s625 were Of
fered for the arrest and conviction Of
the men. Gov. Moody posted $3.50,
citizens Of Mesquite $3.50. Sheriff
Hal Hood of Dallas 500 and r. X
Irwin SIS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Pioneer of Women
Politicians Dies

PARIS. July 3-(P-Sophia Rus
sell Of Cincinnati. said here to be
the first women ever elected to pub
lie office in Ohio. died az the Amer
lean hospital Wednesday at the age
or 70. She was the widow Of Harry
r. Russell of New York. The tsdy
will be cremated and her ashes sent
Ia America.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Army Filler
Lands in Maine

PORTLAND, Me-. July 3-tP1-
Dawn today found Lieutenant Yam
It's II. Taylor and his army pursuit
plane here after IS hours or flying
from Laredo. Tex. 2.100 miles away
to the southwest. He landed ut the
airport last night at 6:25 D. m. H..
S. ID after leaving the Texas field
yesterday morning az 1.i0 q. M.
&C. :. To- His elapsed time was Ia
hours. Is minutes. His average speed
was 40 miles an hour. Six stops
were made en- route.
The flight was made IN the in
terests OF army tactics to establish
mobility possibilities In emergencies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Negro Faces Trial
For Fl. Worth Murder

FORT WORTH, July 3.-tfl-
Charged with assault 20 murder,
Mansfield Griffin. negro. faced re-
turn to Fort Worth this week 70
face trial IN connection with the
shooting OF Vernon Smith. collector.
two and half years ago. Smith was
shot after an argument over a bill.
Griffin was arrested IN Houston,
and a charge was filed yesterday in
Justice court here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03

framed right 10 l..
From Mission by way Of Edin-
burg to Brownsville and Point Isa-
bel I have had a peep st II. and
when 7 get back to Kansas City and
start telling the boys on the staff
about my vacation chances are ]
will be accused OF just plain lying or
they will doubt my sanity more
than ever.
7 might set in this column and list
a lot Of high sounding words about
the Valley, which many Of you prob
ably heard from time TO time from
after dinner speakers and other like
pests. but probably a few impress
sions from a rank stranger, per-
hapS ! had better say total stranger,
it sounds better, who did not intend
to visit here and who had a little
OF 10 before coming might add a it,
tie something worth while.
MarveIs at Beauty
I have noticed the shortage OF
dimes down here. No doubt, they
60 70 purchase those evil-smelling
cigars that I see most OF the men
chewing vehemently.
But al joking aside. I was as
founded by the beauty OF that
fountain you have IN washington
Park. II Is 2 work or art. A mar
velous creation. Then, too, the
many palm trees, the beautiful anc
w~ell-kept orchards would be the
pride OF any community. The close
proximity Of several beaches should
some day make Brownsville the
ideal summer resort and show place
OF the States. Oh, yes, ! had a.
most forgotten one Of the most in.
Continued on page a.
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Brownsville Farmers
Meeting Thursday

A meeting Of farmers Of the
Brownsville district was TO have
been held In the chamber OF COM
merce offices Thursday evening az
2 o'clock, durino which S. A. Deb
ran, a representative Of the farm
ers cooperative. a branch Of the
Federal Farm Board. was to have
been the principal speaker.
Fred Latham. Brownsville. vas
notifying farmers Of the meeting
Thursday morning, and a large
crowd was expected. according to
chamber Of commerce officials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Couple Dies in Wreck
On Wedding Day Eve

TACOMA. Wash, July 3-tP-On
the eve OF their wedding day. Axel
Hansen. .. Seattle, and Mildred
Gardner. IL, Aberdeen. were & lex
BY q train and killed az the Firwood
crossing last night.
In a second valley grade crossing
tragedy last night James Manley,
Puyallup. was killed when his auto
mobile wa caught and crushed be-
tween passing trains.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Capone Gun Toter
Given Year in Jail

CHICAGO. July 3=7-Jack Nc
Gurn. dapper hoodlum and reputed
Capone gunman. was sentenced TO
county jail for u year and fined
$500 for carrying concealed weapons
BY Judge Fam I. Frankhouser today
in criminal court. This Is the maxi
mum sentence on the charge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
MANUEL GUERRA

Manuel Guerra. 81. resident OF
Brownsville for 80 years. died al his
home early this morning. Funeral
viii be held this afternoon az 5
o'clock with burr in city letery.
Garza's will be in charge.
Survivors are three daughters,
Mrs. Guadalupe Baker, Mrs. Juanita
Harris. and Mrs. Esther Wells: three
sons. Manuel, Louis, and Roeerio
Guerra, all living in Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Balloons Ready

HOUSTON, July 3. - The
weather outlook for the national
elimination balloon races, TO start
from Bellaire speedway here late
tomorrow. was favorable" today. Of
ficials said after studying the chart
issued by the government weather
bureau.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Boca Chica Road To
Be Open for July 4

The regular road to Boca Chica.
which has been closed over q period
Of two weeks. Will be open 10 July
4 traffic. u was announced today.
Holiday parties may reach the
beach over the main highway, in
GLIDING the stretch already paved,
without any detour.
The beach has practically been
cleared OF seavreed and Is in X
cellent condition for July A cele-
brations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Army Post Measure
Passed to Hoover

WASHINGTON. July 3-tP-
Congressional action on the sl4.-
932. 20 army pos obstruction pro-
gram was completed today.
The bill now goes 70 President
Hoover.
Both the senate and house ac-
cepted the conference report ad-
iusting differences between their
measures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Fliers Request Jews Harp
In Note Dropped From Sky
Hunter Brothers Disagree Over Continuing
Flight Now in Fourth Week
Get SITS an Hour

CHICAGO. July 3-P-The record breaking flight OF the CITY Of
Chicago assumed the proportions Of big business today and was or
gained accordingly.
AS the flying Hunters scared on beyond the 515 hour mark at $40 q
m central standard time. their hackers went into a huddle, then an
nownced that they had elected a field marshal in the person OF Bern
ard L. Majewski. vice president Of an oil company who has heretofore
been flight secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Oklahoma,
Bank Is Robbed

PAWNEE. Okla. July 3.-R-Two
men robbed the First State Bank OF
Maramec, ~ miles southeast or
here. or approximately $1,000 short
ly after noon today and escaped I'm
an automobile. the motor Or which
they had left running during the
hnldlfn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Woman Filler Sets
New Altitude Mark

LONG BEACH. Calf. July 3
R-Mrs. Mary Cline Quinn today
claimed the altitude record for wo-
men in planes powered BY 10 horse
powered motors. she climbed to
1850 feet yesterday in such a
plane. Her Paragraph will be sent
to washington for celebration.