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INDIANAPOLIS AVENUE

Mary Jane Adkins. Thomas Adkins. Don
aid Ambuhl, Dorothy Ann Billeter Nor
man Bumgarner. Marjorie Cockreil. Mar
garet DaYhon. Joseph Duffey. Zoe Gezas.
Eleanor Grant Bidney Hargreaves Robert
Hubble, Vincent Kraft. John Mallory
Phyllis Orewiler, Lou Ann Pfaf, Donald
Pierson, Bud Chandler Richison, Samuel
SNYDER and Kari Wac,er
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GEORGE MERRITT

Sophie Marie Branham. Eugene Butler,
Elinor Ruth Cook. Wilhemina Dickerson.
Vivian Davis. Goldie Edley. Frank jane
son. Robert LaRue Oliver Louiery, Costello
Rssdeu. Ralph Robinson. John Shaw. Con-
stance Sample Beverly Shumbert. Joseph
Smith, Aiieene Taylor. Carter Temple. Bert
Walker il. and Alberta Williams.
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GARFIELD PARK

Eyert Amt. Anna Mae Daum. Thomas
Donoghue Walter Fischer. Frank Fyffe,
Mary Margaret Glasson uliana Harris
Esther Ann Hickey. Barbara Jackson. Carl
Kohlmann. Dolores Peck. Patricia Pritch-
ard. Eugene Prltchard Robert Raid. Alice
Lillian Robbins Billy Lee Smiley. Marvin
Schultz and Robert Walker
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KETCHAM

Merle Ate. Richard Anderson, joseph
Brower. Thomas Carpenter. Caroline Davis,
EYelyn InkoH, Marian Jefries, Petri Kaza-
kon. Lyman Kerkhof, Emma Kos. Billy
Gale Lines John MateIk Hilda Mergole,
robert Marendt. George Nicoloff. Helen
FoWeu AnaStasia Sldery. Marilee STAINS
bury, Violet Stepanoff. Geraldine Stranger,
Jack Sullivan. Emma Yeran and Julia
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ForNTAIN sorARE

Kenneth Armstrong. Marian Arthur,
Jean Cubel Evelyn Hedegard William
Stanley Hendren. Barbara Johnson. Law
renee MuIry. Richard Rothkopf. Daisy
Roudebush, Mary Elizabeth Sidebottom,
Frederick Charles Smith Jr., Joan Stain
brock. Charles SYmmonds and Doris Jane
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Mildred Bayless. Marjorie Bavless
Howard Caldwell. PATTY Carnahan, Bobby
Dickerson. Dorothy Mae Gillum. Bobby
Glassmeyer, Caroline Gordon. Eve Ruth
Ham, Marjorie Harvey, Orville Kennen,
Joan KlngSbury, Jacuueline Knowles, Ted
dy Lanhan, Dorothy Louden. Marjorie
Billy Rice, Mary Frances Sexton, Robert
Stitt, Mary Stone. Billy Stone, Marjorie
Shultz, Mary Elizabeth Underwood, Bobby
Wall and Norma Walker.
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Frances Boehm. Lola Belle Coyle. Clara
ann Crum. Helen Fahrner. Thomas Her
AID. Joan Hornberger, George Jennings.
Paul Krampe. John Mundi, Margaret Mary
Murphy. Norma June Prentice Charles
Schafer. Paul Schuster and Phyllis Ann
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Edwin Ammons Benny Bibbs. William
Collier. Katherine Combs. Joseph Douglas.
Ester Mae Farmer. Charles Edward Green,
Lawrence Mayneld Sarah Owens. Henry
Augustus Rose Wilford SouthaI. 1rma
Jean Wheeler and Thomas Wilson.
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, Charles Edgar Nevis, James Buolnar
woo9 zane abe &c Gushing: Esther Lucille Den.
Evans Eva Vera Lois Fredenburg, PhilliD HaSe
c ceTi 6lleen 1nman; Max Keith, Ernest Med
T Tfinner JE;, Gayther, Plummer, Marcella
Wvnajdar 'oOere F4oyd West and Edward
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HAWTHORNE

carlena Carver. Harold Chambers. Rich
ard Cummins Robert DoWney. Gar Thomas
Edwards. Margene Harlan. Orwell Lee Haaf,
Barbara Jean Lucas Julia Ann Manning.
Harry Edward Miller Fred Mitchell, Jean
McWihams, Joan Ried. Adron Rose and
Margery Shute
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
Ten Rebekahs
omMercedes
At Ceremony

Ten members OF the Queen City.
Rebekah Lodge NO. 218 Of Mercedes
were present on Tuesday evening
az the meeting OF the local lodge
and assisted in the installation Of
officers.
Mrs. Donnie T.. Ward OF Mercedes,
deputy state president, acted as
installing officer and was assisted
by the following from Mercedes,
Ella Lester. deputy marshall; Ruth
Gum, deputy warden; Lizzie L.
gard. deputy chaplain and Jean
Drew, deputy inside guardian: also
present from Mercedes. but not as
sisting IN the ceremonies, we're
Verna NJ. Ward. Esther Phelts,
Dollle Coonrod. Frances Alexander
and Maggie Wright.
Installed into office were: noble
grand. Marie Musel: vice grand,
Mrs. NJ. Ryman. treasurer. Mrs.
Nola Meeks: warder, Mrs. J. K.
Bull; conductress. Mrs. Nina Lind
horn: chaplain, Mrs Myrtle Adams
and right support 70 noble grand.
Mrs. NJ. (. Austin.
The refreshment committee serv-
ed sherbert and cake after the in
stallation. which took place IN the
parlors OF the Masonic Temple.
Baskets OF daisies. bcuganvilla and
fern made a pleasant setting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

and Mrs. c. D. warburton. While
they are there a family reunion will
be held. This will be the first time
in ten wears that all OF the family
have been together.
Miss Fora Neiderjohn IS IN Kerr
vile attending the encampment cf
the West Texas Conference OF Ep-
worth Leagues Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Gentry and
sons. have returned from Corpus
Christi where they spent the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z Schultz
have announced the birth Of a
daughter. jeanette Ellrose. born at
the home OF Mrs. N. Cowden.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Tucker have
departed on O vacation trip 10 East
Texas They expect to return about
the 20th.
Mrs Eta Ringgold Of Three
Rivers. spent several days visiting
friends in the Valley.
Ravan Pearson OF the Cameron
County Health Unit has returned 70
San Benito after q vacation spent
In Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. @ r. Gilbert have
gone 20 Sloan Springs. Ark. for a
visit with relatives. They will h.
accompanied home by their daugh-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

ter. Miss Ruth Gilbert who has been
attending the University Of Arkan-
sas AZ Fayetteville for the summer
session. They made the trip BY
automobile.
Miss Edith Cox has as her guest
her mother. Mrs. n. p. Cox Of Shaw
nee. Okla Mrs. cox expects to re-
main for about two months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Reynolds have
returned 70 their home az College
Station. Mrs. Reynolds has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
IL a Carpenter for several weeks,
while Mr.. Reynolds attended r.. O
I. G. at Laredo. joining hts wife
here for a short vacation before
returning home.
Clifford Woods Is III with typhoid
a. the home OF his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Owen Woods.
Mrs. 8. Il. Boone has as her guest
her son. Ed Boone OF Houston. MI.
and Mrs. Busselle, also Of Houston
are visiting in Mrs. Boone's home.
Mrs. Lance Harris and Mrs. Julian
ScoFin have arrived from Longview
where they we're called by the news
OF the death OF Mrs. c. A. Mccall
and little son Mrs. Scogin will re-
main for a short visit with her
father. Alfred Lissner and family OF
Donna.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
The Cross Beside
The Flao.' Pageant
To Be Presented

The pageant. The Cross Beside
the Flag which Is sponsored by
members OF El Jardin PIT. "A. and
under the supervision OF Mrs. G..
l.. Hunter and Mrs. w. W. Under
wood IS 70 be given at an early
date in the auditorium OF the I'll
Jardin school. The definite date will
be announced at "a later time.
Members OF the cast. numbering
fifty two adults and children. have
been at practice now for two weeks
and an extremely splendid per-
Torrance is promised.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

MIS-. O. G. Page was hostess to
the members of the Home Demon
Stratann club at her home on Thurs
day afternoon Twenty members
WERE present and two visitors. Mrs.
@. q. Page and Mrs VIM. Stier act
ed as a committee and conducted
several contests. The next regular
meeting will be July 23rd at the
home Of Mrs. Wesley Moses with
Mrs. j. u. Patterson as hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
Miss McLnnis
Is Hostess At
Bridge Party

HARLINGEN. July IL Miss
Lillian Grace McInnis was a pleas
ing hostess for g number OF her
friends on wednesday night at the
home or her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
c. r. McInn.s. Pretty summer
flowers added 10 the attraction OF
this h%ospitable home and the eve
ming was spent In the game OF
bridge.
When the scores were totaled,
the prize for high score vas award
e. . Francis Stanhope and the low
score 20 Herschal MCGOWAN.
The young hostess, assisted by
her mother, served fruit punch and
chocolate waters with whipped
cream 70 her guests. Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Ingendorf. Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice Darden, Miss Helen Heith
and Miss Evelyn watson OF san
Benito: Francis Stanhope. Moody
Carlisle and Hersch1l McEowen
and the hostess.
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Valley Society News
and EDentS

Tuesday and VIII be at home 70
their many friends at san Benito.
Mrs. Kerr will be remembered as
Miss Pearl Henderson.
Miss Louise Scarlet Is tile guest
this week Of Edna Mae Lightfoot
Of Harrington.
Miss Halle McAlister w Dover.
Ark ~ visiting with her sister and
family. Mrs. j.. y. Humphrey.
Marian and Vivian Word Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

Corpus Christi were weekend
guests at the Schneider home.
Helen and Harriet Schneider &C.
companied them home and will
spend the week In Corpus Christi.
Miss Evelyn Knox OF Hugo. Okla
Is the guest Of Mrs 8. +. Barr.
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley Moses. Mr..
and Mrs. J. IN. Patterson returned
from R~usselville. Ark. Monday.
". C. Glass returned form Waco
Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

On Sunday at I 80 o'clock a quiet
wedding was solemnized with Miss
Blanche Leone Gray and Ferris
Wells as bride and groom. Rev
erend g. w. Harrison. pastor or the
Christian church officiated.
Miss Gray IS the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gray OF McAilen.
The groom is the popular manager
CT the McClellen store Of Harlin-
gen. A beautiful combination or
shasta daisies. tubsrOses and pink
rcSebuds with a stately array OF
fern and palms. as a background.
made a lovely setting for the bridal
party In the Christian church IN
this city. AT the strains az the
Lohengrin wedding March. the
party entered the church and pass
ed slowly down the aisle 20 the
altar where the groom and Rever-
end Harrison awaited.
The matron OF honor. Mrs. VIII
son. was beautifully arrayed In pink
chiffon, with corresponding Access
series and the bridesmaids were
becomingly dressed in pretty cos
tunes o. orchid and blue organdy,
wearing picture hats and carrying
arm bouquets OF pink rosebuds.
The little flower girls. June
Kimbroueh wore a dainty frock OF
gale pink organdv.
Mrs. GRAY. mother OF the bride
wore a beautiful gown of chiffon,
.wifl matching accessories.
The bride entered on the arm OF
her father. bv whom she was given
in marriage. She was a stately bride
in her beautiful gown white chif-
fon and net with a charming adorn-
ment or blue rhinestones. Her car
was Of the tricorn type. and she
carried a lovely arm bouquet 81 files
or the valley and white rosehuds
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells viii be az home
in HarlinRen after their wedHinV
triD OF about three weeks. which
will be spent in California.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
Miss Morley l.
In Fourth OF
Iulv Parade

The atmosphere around Bolton
and Baylor was keen with exciting
events on the fourth OF July and
a gay parade was the chief point
OF interest with many beautiful
floats entered by the business firms
Of Temple and also Baylor College.
Miss Katherine Worley. a pop
ular member OF Brownsville's So
cial set and a student in Baylor az
present. was among the ten girls
from college on their float.
Other interesting sights in the
parade were the 1911 model Ford
and the 1907 Hupmobile in which
rode Mr.. and Mrs. Guffy, the lat
ter attired in an 1890 red satin and
velvet dress. Their daughter Miss
Carolyn Guffy is also a student at
Baylor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
WOMEN'S
SERVICE L Z

The members OF the Women's
Service club met on Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. lie Zum-
walt. Mrs. G. Bingley assisting with
the serving. Twenty-seven members
and five guests we're present. After
the businss session a program was
given on American citizenship. Top
les were presented by Mrs. White,
Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Pfeiffer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
BAND CONCERT
WELL ATTENDED

Specially ENTERTAINING music was
rendered by the Harrington NUM-
cipal Band at the Auditorium or
Thursday night and a very large
audience was present to enjoy the
music.
The program included q clarinet
duet BY Earnest Wright. Helen
Re.tz, a fox trot and a baritone
solo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
CONTEST WINNER
GETS SCHOLARSHIP

Mrs. @. II. Barnes living south Of
this city and a member Of the
South Harlingen Home Demon
: -arion club was the winner in
the clothing contest held recently
~ the Cameron County Demonstra-
tor clubs. AS a reward she has
boen presented with a scholarship
for the short course at A. and NJ
College TO be held July 27-31.
Miss Flora StoOkey ~ san n 4
TO was second and Mrs. Owen 7
Santa Rosa was third. Mrs Barnes
viii be entered in the state cloth
ing contest while she IS at College
tSa.ion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
FRocKs

PARIS Rl-Mme. Henri Mouton
As among fashionable sponsors Of
the two-toned frock. Mime. Nouton
Is wearing this spring a black crepe
frock with fun white crepe sleeves
beginning iuSt above the elbows
and ending IN a tight band at the
wrist. A small white straw hat
trimmed with an aigrette completer
the ensemble.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
BEACH PARTY
AT ROCA CHICA

Mr.. and Mrs. Cilley and their
daughter. Mrs. III. III. Ingland az
Three River Falls. MINI. Mrs. r..
Kerr. A. L. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs G.
c. Critchett. Misses Gertrude Side
RUS. Helen Tandy. Dallas Critchett,
Emily Gobar and BernoS McLelland.
Bernard GObar. Truman and Floyd
Smith, Edward Bucklin. enjoyed q
picnic at Boca Chica recently.
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San Benito

Mrs. o. r. Pullen OF san Antonio,
who has been visiting her niece,
Mrs. G. +. Lyle. was joined by Mr.
Pullen for q short visit before re-
turning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Warburton
and children have left for San Diego.
Calf. BY automobile where they will
visit Mr.. Warburton's parents. MI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
Brownsville
Is Pleasant
In Ire Summer

But II you do 60 away more
for the change than for any
other reason keep up with
what's going on in your home
city and the rest or the world
by having your favorite news
paper-The Brownsville Herald
follow you.
Rates: 75c per month.
Before you leave
Telephone OR mail your order 10
the circulation department.
The Brownsville Herald
Phone IL.
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SPEND WEEK
END AT BEACH

Messrs. and Mesdames Monroe
Casey and family, J. 4. Shoptaw
and family. John Casey and fam
lily. c. G. Casey and son. J. T: @.
G. Page. Miss Ruth Shoptaw. J. j.
Bobo. Wayne Patterson. Verda'e
Page and Mrs. Movie and sons OF
San Benito. spent the weekend nc
Boca Chica-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

Miss Josephine Kretz was hostess
or Wednesday afternoon 10 the
members of the Los Fresnos Altar
Society.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c Kerr returned
The Washington times., 1931-11-27
SET MEMBERSHIP MARK

Membership in the Washington
Young Women's Christian ASso-
ciation, jumped to a new high, 5000
members, during the recent
Membership Week." drive.
The Washington times., 1931-11-27
PUBLIC HEALTH
EXCELLENT
j. S.F|NDS

Economic conditions apparently
nave had little effect upon the
health Of the nation, judging from
reports to The United States Pub
lic Health Service today.
From the standpoint Of cpl 1emic
diseases. there has been a subStar.
CiaI Improvement over the last
month. The outbreak of infantile
paralysis, which assumed alarm
ing proportions earlier in the year.
has subsidized, while diphtheria Of
Q month ago has disappeared.
There was virtually no influenza
IA the country the week ended yes
cerday. and no indications that an
epidemic would appear this win.
Ter.
The only development which
might be considered as reflecting
depressed conditions has been an
increase in pellagra, principally in
The South. This Is a disease at
tributable to improper or INSULT
cient diets.
With the approach of cold
weather the Public Health Bureau
Issued a warning against neglect
OF the prevalent disease Of com
mon cold" This may be the fore
runner Of much more serious res
piratory diseases. such as bron-
chitis or pneumonia. In view Of
tts possible association with these
serious respiratory diseases, the
cold may actually become a men
ace to life, the bureau said.
The Washington times., 1931-11-27
Yum! Yum! Nice Ball
OF Metal in His
Daily Diet

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Nov. 27.
Every morning when he gets
up, Earl Lanford, Charlotte bust
ness man, has to swallow a one
inch metal bali to keep him
from starving to death.
A Philadelphia phys / cia n
found some time ago that Lam
ford's lower esophagus had
closed, and ordered Lanford to
swallow the ball every morning
to open up this tube into his
stomach. then pull the ball back
again with a string.
He has to do this or he can.
not get food into his stomach.
The Washington times., 1931-11-27
Dancing Marathon
Starts Here Dec. 3

The next world champion
ship dancing marathon will begin
December 3 in the National Cap
ital, it was announced today at
the washington Auditorium,
where carpenters are already busy
laying a dance floor and build
ing stands on the exhibition
floor.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-07
Mx& R94~~.
Q ,sss MsNssxAs aysnssss. L.
GIRL SUPPOSED
TO WED WALES
FOOLS C0SSIPS
BY SIDNEY J. WILLIAMS
United Press Staff Correspondent

LONDON, Aug. I. tU.P) Royal
match makers who would see the
Prince of Wales wed, were stumped
again today, it appeared.
The Daily Mail said the engage
ment of Lady May Cambridge,
whose name often has been linked
with that of the heir to the British
throne, to Captain Henry Abel
Smith, is to be formally announced
soon.
Lady May, a niece of Queen
Mary's, is the daughter of the Earl
of Athlone. Captain Smith was
aide de camp to the earl when he
was governor general of South Afri-
ca.
The Prince of Wales and Lady
May long had been coupled in ru-
mors of romance in British society
On various occasions, their close
friendship had seemed to lend cred
ence to the otherwise unfounded
reports.
The reports of possible betroth-
al was fostered by the beauty oI
the English girl, her attraction fol
the prince, and the desire of the
British public for the heir to tn,
! throne to marry. Nevertheless, the
rumors which persisted were de.
MED repeatedly and at last appar-
emily have been definitely ended.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-07
Continued on page g.
GIRL KILLED AND
MAN INJURED IN
HIGHWAY WRECK

RENO, Aug. Z. U.P)-John Henry
Pole, Washington, d. c., believed
to be the son of the United States
comptroller of currency, j. w. Pole
was critically injured and a COM
panion, Patricia De Witt, 81, Los
Angeles, was killed today when
their automobile plunged through a
guard rail on the highway near
here and careened down a hundred
foot bank.
The car burst into flames and
the pair were saved from cremation
when B. w. Cartwright, Grass Val
ley, passing motorist, eXtricated
them.
He brought them to a hospital
here, where the girl died. Physi-
clans said Poles condition was
grave.
The fire started by the car
spread to nearby grass and brush
and for time threatened to ad-
vance on LawtonS, famous gambling
resort. Several acres were burned
over before the flames were brought
under control.
The accident occurred on the
Verdi highway, six miles west OF
Reno.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-07
FLYER HOPES TO DELAY TRIP
FROM JAPAN, ALSO JAIL TERM

TOXIC, Aug. 7. W.P)-Don Moyle,
the American aviator who faces a
jail term if he succeeds in flying
across the Pacific ocean, sought a
postponement of both the flight and
the stay behind bars today.
Reported at first to be planning
a race across the ocean with Clyde
Pangborn and Hugh Herndon, Jr.,
Moyle denied today that he had
such a venture in mind and instead
began negotiations with the Japan
ese government TO extend payment
of duties ON the airplane City OF
Tacoma II.
Moyle is scheduled to surrender
in Los Angeles. Cal, September |
to serve a 30 day term for driving
while intoxicated. When he sailed
for Japan few weeks ago with c.
A. Allen, his companion on the pro-
posed flight, he said, If I make 1t,
I go to Jail. If I don't, well, there's
the deep blue sea"
The aviator met his first diff
culties in trying to obtain possess
sion of the City of Tacoma II, IL
which both Harold Bromley and
Thomas Ash, Jr., made unsuccess-
full attempts to span the ocean.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-07
NORTHERN FIRES
STARTED ANEW
BY BRISK WIND

FRESNO, Cal, Aug. 7. U.P)-A
strong, dry wind and a new blaze
had ended today the brief relaxa-
ton of fire fighters who yesterday
believed they had controlled the
flames raging since Monday in the
timber and brush Of MADEIRA and
Fresno counties mountains.
The fresh outbreak was two miles
west of Oakhurst, MADEIRA county,
where a 50-acre patch was in flames
before a fire circle could be estab-
liShed.
simultaneously, fresh flareup Of
the Meadow Lakes fire was so vio-
lent its smoke was visible here, As
miles distant. 1t added 100 acres to
the 1000 already burned over, and
cost an injured ankle to Captain w.
L. Buck" McCarty of the Fresno
county traffic squad.
McCarty was injured when he
tried to halt the fall down hill of
Wevker who held in his hands a
double-bladed axe. They were clear
ing fallen trees from the closed
Auberry- Meadow lakes road
Fire fighters reported the fresh
Meadow lakes blaze was not seri-
Gus, and was controlled last night.
Yesterday 100 ca the $50 men oppoS-
ing the fire were permitted to rest,
but most of them were called out
again for the new outbreak. At
Fine Gold, where several thousand
acres were burned over. the Situa-
ton was reported in hand.