davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-27
Specimens of Shelters.

Specimens of all species Of mos
Quitoes found in army camps will be
displayed in the army medical mu
scum at Washington, D. @.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-16

NOW CASTSLOT
BEFORE HOUSE
House Members May Deem
Home Storing of Liquor
Unlawful

H} Tho Associated Hrtas
WASfINGTON July o a mans
right "a keep liquor in hif OWL home.
which stood the test before The house
judiciary committee must take its
chances now ln the hpuse.
Notice was served today on the com
mitice by one 81 b.: members thar
when The house resumes consideration
" the prohibition enforcement meas
ufe an amendment would Dee offered
tao make II unlawful fur "a person 20
retain possession ~ iQuur stored
prior 90 July The committee, In
framing tiie general enforcement
measure. eliminated the section which
would have made nome storage Illegal
hui th" hlg majority polied Yesterday
hy the uIuhlhlfionistK was accepted ln
some quarters 40 mean that the bill
in certain respects. viii bee made Htiil
NOR. drastic.
The prohibition measure was not
taken 49, today the aundry civil mp
proprlation bin vetoed hy The prcsi-
dent having the right 81 way and
neither can N be- called tomorrow
which b. calendar Wednesday except
hN unanimous consent After that the
agricultural appropriation bill also
vetued bs the psesldeut. WIN have
privileged status. and prohibition
leaders no not expect 90 resume work
on the measure before Thursday or
Friday
The ouiy reference 90 prohibition on
the floor today wns by Representative
Blauton. democrat Texas who wanted
stricken ffnm the record the speech
bv Representative Gnlilvan democrat
Massachusetts charging that mem
beers " congress mad boarded large
quantities ~ liquor speaker Gillntt
ruled however that Nj Gaiiispn'H re
marks we're in order.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-16
YANkS TELL OF
CRUELTY FROM
FLIP OFFICERS

CONTINUED from Page ono
Johnson who lcft his sent tn congress
tu serve with the army abroad
"Not mat anyone heard" responded
the witness.
When Lieut. "Hnrdboned" Smith
was tried nt Tours early this y.at q
hundred Witnesses appeared against
him and ne was convicted testified
Sidney Kemp Sew York city who
was corporal OF Company T. i02nd
engineers. zsih division.
a prisoner was smiling ana an Of
icer says Take that smile or or
viii A. H. Mendlebers Baltimore
who serSeu win ~1frse firsifrni "se
testified. THE officer did--hy rolling
the man Ia the mud" Mendleberg
added
When telling Of poor food Monde
berg said that ~ YOU asked for an
extra piece ~ bread you were knocked
FLAT on your back
Meals Mvndir1cfg and others said
consisted of a slew made from canned
beef. one slice ~ bread ANA part N p
cup ~ coffee Sometimes only 10.
stew WAS served witnesses said
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-16
CITY NEWS
SIN BRIEFS.

Halle Savage has returned home
nfirr serving overseas with The aDslh
quartcrmH siHr'H supply company Ma
SsNhr. BEL % SON ~ Nj and Mira 49,
savage who had three sons u tao
a'Nioo fiuls Savage another son.
ls stm Up France.
o. j. Il. Grant and family have
moved from ba3 Nprth Broadway tn
ihs Columbia on MeAlmit. street
\ marriage license vas issued yee
terdus It the office ~ the Nruuty
clerh g. bernhard kuater4unnn aud
S.lma iinHhpff both u hobs'own.
Fred Long. Of Austin. special saen,
of iht attorney generals department
of Texas was here yesterday uu husi-
mess.
Clyde Mills, prominent sheep and
goaf rniaer Of Del Rio spent Tuesday
in The city iie WIS accompanied hy
his wife. Nh Miils has on his ranch
q o"o Aneo'" soa,s and io'oo sheen.
Routine business was transacted
Tuesday hy The cou1ty count presided
ovef by Judge Hurh Il sutherland.
The session which began Monday. is
expected to De- concluded today
a. " Barnes 10 improving his resi-
donce ~ rarh avenue nnd Cmtmnor
lain hf th' tonsfrucUor Of sleeping
porch and an nddluu ~ room
Father Patrick Walsh is quite IA at
the Spohn snnitarium. suffering from
AN Infected foot
o Boerncr OF San Antonio has &C
ccptsd d poNlt ion with NJ Iichtcustoin
sans a. n.-isiHnt salesman 80 the
Dress goods ana SILK department
Inet received fun assortment Of
lawn mowers j r BOYD HardNnre.
Phone ia3 Oh Mesquite 81 AdY
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-16
MARINE STRIKE
MENACES NEW
YORK HARB0R


tll marine workers organizations in
Guiding those involved 100 the strike and
unions not vet affected, was held to-
ily feneral headquarters of the
strikers Wore established this after
noon and tonight reports were receiN e
"a from NurfOie Philadelphia Wash
ington Port Arthur Galveston Mo
bile Boston Sew Port News ana New
Orleans declaring ships are bedne tied
M in these ports as fast ls they dock.
u MAS stated tonight That several
companies have met the unions de-
mauds
40 overtures for settlement OF the
strike were made tonight hy either ihc
American steamship Association the
nrinus or thc shipping hoard IL was
said More than 200 striking firemcn
and oilers attempting 10 stage "a dem
unstration ON the RronhlNn water front
tonight we're charged Do, police aui
dispersed Hftrs consid, rahl street nght
ing
Five strlkets we're arroated.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-16

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-16
Let's Get Ready for the Ebb OF the Tide
JOHN G. w,LLAcv

happen go Corpus christi uni SUR
uunai hog comnunifloF were We In posi-
tlau GO Offer our taw materials fn.
rethrr With fuel iight and pnwor ~
less cost than auy other community boa
the aouthNtat@ what would happen
80 property values Some dag thcHo
ihlnEs are certain 90 happen why NOT
now WHY mot make ready faI thr
chh stidtf"
Oct thgt cnuHry bird NOW Cnh 81 go
when purchased with cnr.
Ady g.. g.. HARDWARE GO
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-16
ADJUSTMENTS
At the An,usu.

NnzimOvn the distinguished Rus
sian star viii be the feature In the
p,oTeIinl.- Mslrs- = i-r, 'es!uT,e I ]. !,
today IN il she il seen IN a dun rob.
which gives her opport unity for the
most powerful Characterization Of her
brilliant career
Tia two roles which she cnacts are
ua widely different as the poles one
h that OF The Eurasian girl Muhlee.
and tho other blanche her English
BAH sister
The stor, tolls of the NE OF this
hnlf-caHi girl who born in q coffin
ship boz the Chinese quarter OF rei,ing
is. at the death of her grandmother
taken 10 the Christian mission and
hroughi up amidst European sur
ruundnes The conflicting blood
which smreH n nor veins causca her
passionate rcHtlssaut.s she FEELS the
lure of China the mNstciious aud par
siuuntp mud of hcr moth o. hat thc 10
hor.tnnre of hcr English father the
idcalg ana Intellect of the West are
strong within hor ani She IS Ike "a ban
in the hands ~ Fate lnne from unc
eNirom io enc other
How shp bcconas tho powerful War
Maiden of Chinn thr Goddess ~ the
ned l.Nntcrn pes Shown in this play OF
remarkable and startling happenings
where ail the mNstioisiuH aud gorgeous
ness OF thg vivid East is woven into
ia powerful and fascinating druunl Tho
lure of the Purple Forbidden CITY the
customs and supersfituus ot secret
china ihe gorgeous pgfrntry and
pomp WHICH surrounls Doe orient with
golden alamur e. shown with touch
of MAGIC which brings romance 60 lite
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-16

Father Patrick Walsh is quite "a at
hr Suohn sHnitarium. suffering from
tn Infected foot
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-16

o Boerncr Of San Antonio has &C
cepted position with NJ lichtcnstoin
\ sans a. n.-isiHnt salesman 80 the
Dress goods ana SILK department
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
Sc QUIERE EVITAR QUE
HAYA DIVERSIONES
LOS DOMINGOS
Acusacion presentada contra
los gerentes de teatros
Y cines de Ia ciud2d

Ell Rev. C. Z. McStravick, ACADIA
de ~presentar acusaci0n en- Ia Corte
Criminal del Condado contra varios
teatros de la Ciudad, a cuyos duenos
Y gerentes acusa de violar la ley Ia
mazda "Blue-sky" hacienda que sus
teatros trabajen los Gomingos.
Ell Reverend McStravick es Pas
tor de la Iglesia Presbiteriana linda,
V dice que IN domingo Sc proFuso
comprobar ell hecho que denUncia y
para ell efecto compro boletos en- do
&c de los teatros de cinematografo
Y vaudeville de los trece que eXlsten
en- ell Centre de Ia ciudad, comproban-
do u todos estaban trabajando. FL
mismo nombrc testigos que deberan
declarar en- la prueba el dia que esta
Sc file Y ademas tres ~empleados de
cada tcatro, para que al ser llama
dos declaren que efectlvamente, es
cierto 10 Que el asienta.
No incluye a todos los duenos de
teatros Ia acusaci6n. pues Guedan
fucra de ella los teatros situados en-
cl barrie occidental donde la pobla-
cion mexicana constituye mayoria.
Todos los acuSados fueron notifi-
cadoS de Ia acusaciQn Y puestos bajo
fianza para que ]concurran a la Corte
del Condado. cuando para clio sean
reQueridos por ell juez senior Lytlc.
FL Reverend Nc Stravick trato de
obtcner del Mayor Bell que usara de
la policia para cerrar los t~eatros los
domingos. pero el Mayor contesto
que eI no comaria participation en-
este asunto. pues considera que este
paso significa privar de diversiones
a buena parte de habitantes de Ia
Ciudad. que solo los domingos pueden
hacerlo por TRAFALGAR los otros sc5
dias de la semana Y cue de hecho no
hay ninguna ley en- Ia ciudad que
prohiba las diversioncS en- scmejan-
ties dias.
En- otras ciudadcS del Estado Sc
acostumbra el cierre dc los centres
de divcrsiones los domingos. pcro
San Antonio no ha cntrado en- esa
costumbre impuesta por Ia tenaz
campaNa de las s~ociedadcs reiigjOsas
prcshitcriaraS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
OUEDARA INSTALADA LA
LIGA DE AMAS DE CASA

La installation dc la Liga de Amas
de Casa de San Antonio es un hechO.
Los puntos para fundar su constitu-
cion Y reglamentos seran discutidos
en- una junta que sc verificara hoy a
las 3 de Ia tardc, en- la Casa de IL
Comunidad, segun manifesto aver Ia
sonora Armstrong, quien figura como
presidente INFERNO de la Association
n~aciente.
DespueS del despacho de los asun-
tos de reglamento, quedara la tribu-
ma a disposition de las Amas de Casa,
para que habIen sobre diversos
tos. relatives a la misma agrupaci0n.
Estas damas consideran que es Ia
inica manera de llegar a IN resulta-
do Elective en- Ia campana que han
emprendido contra los altos precios
en- los articulos de primera ~necesidad.
Los esfuerzos de actua!idad entire
las senoras que forman Ia agrupa-
cion. Sc encaminan a tener reunidos
ounce mil o mas miembrcs, para
cuando Sc reuna la Convention en-
Dallas, el dia s de Noviembre proXi-
mo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
LA VIDA, DE UN
BALAZ0, UN CIEG0
COMERCIANTE

FL senior B. B. Barton, fue encon-
trado la manana de aver, a las sels
V minutes. muerto sobre su cana,
con IN trio de pistola en- Ia region
cardiaca. La sonora su esposa Infol
ma a la policia que habia llamado a
Barton para que fuese a almorzar ha-
biendo Tecibido contestacion todavia,
cuando a pocos minutes Oyo Il de-
tonacion en- ell cuarto de su marido,
penetr6 a la pieza Y halo a este
muerto, con IN trio en- el pecho, de
donde manaba mucha sangre.
Ell senior Barton habia sido en-
pleado de los ferrocarriles en- Austin,
pero quedo ciego hacc dos amos, vi
niendo cntonces d San Antonio con
su esposa Y un pequeno rin0 Y Sc es-
tableci6 con I'm puesto de cigarroS Y
de bebidas suaves en- la casa de Cor
te, donde era muy considerable Y es-
timado por todos los empleados Y de-
mas personals que 10 trataban.
Era tan apto para ell despacho en-
81 negocio, cue mirandClo 4 primera
vista era dificil conocer cue cstaba
cicgo. Tenia suma faciIidad para
zanzibar moneda. V al parecer su ne
gocio caminaba bien.
Sobre su CANA fue hallada una piS-
tola de caIibre 3S a la que faltaba un
trio, que era ell Que 10 priv6 de Ia
vida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
HOY Sc EFECTUARA LA
REVISTA De AVIACION

Para la tardc de aver estaba dis
puesta una r~evista del Servicio Ac-
REQ del Campo Kelly. prcsidida POI
q General J. I. Dickman, Jefe del
Dcpartamento Militar del Sur, pero 4
causa del NAL tempo kubo dc trans
ferirSc para hoy en- la tardc.
I 81 ell tempo malo p~revalece, Ia re-
vista en- question. scra diferida has
Ia que haya IN dia a prop6sito para
~llcvarla a cabo.
ESta sera Ia primera revista que Sc
haCa Dor la Comandaacia Militar de!
Dcpartamcnto a las unidades del
Campo Kelly, las cuaicS cstan recjen
pucstas a las ordencs del Departa-
mento citado.
La tucrza de que Sc componc 81
Campo de Aviacion del Campo Kelly,
cs de 100 oficialcs Y dos mil hombres
de tropa. Y todos clos han estado de
Scrvicio en- los frentes en- Europa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
NACEMIENTOS

Tn nino de Juan Delgado Y de la
sonora Dolores \. de Delgado, en- Ia
Gale de Garcia 65+.
Tn nino de Leonardo Valdes Y de
Ia sonora Ramona n. de Valdes. Ell
las GALES de TampicO Y Pinto So.
Tn nino de Manuel Hernandez Y de
Ia sonora Amelia P. de HERNANDEZ,
cn Ia Gale de San Fernando 1908.
Un niho de Jose Granatto Y de Ia
sonora Estela R. de Granatto en- la
Gale de Lake View 4l5.
I'm nino de Mauro TamayO ' de Ia
sonora Victoria P. de Tamayo, en- la
casa il5 de Ia Gale de Duval.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
FUE MULTADO POR JUEGOS
PROHIBIDOS

Aver en- Ia manaHa. los detectives
Burrows Y Miller llevaron a cabo una
inspection minuciosa en- IN hotel. 10
grando Ia apprehension de seis negros
que ocupaban m cuarto en- Ia parte
interior del Hotel, de cstos negros
Sc decia que estaban jugando juegoa
de azar que son prohibidos por las
leyes del pals Y por las ordenanzas
municipalities. Uno de los negros que
do arrestado bajo Ia acusacion de
habcr eStado .jugando de mala fe,
con 10 cual >u deiito SC agrava. Este
individuo fue puesto I Ia disposition
de las a~utoridades del Condado. Los
demaS fueron mulJados en- diez pesos,
dejandoloS en- hbertad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
PARA FIRCAR

Y. L. Conner para construir un
garage en- Ia casa 1915 de la Gale dc
Spoford.
J. PouS. para construir un CARA
&c en- la Gale de Santa Rosa 33S.
Mexican Institute, para poner n
galcria de tela de alambre en- Ia casa
2459 de Ia Gale s. Jacinto.
J. \. Taft. para construir siete
cuartoS para habitacion, en- la casa
1869 dc Ia Gale de S. ". Craig.
Mrs. Mary Gambalz, para cons
truir un bano ADDITIONAL en- la casa
POPS de la Gale n. Texas.
Dean Petty para construir cinco
cuartoS PARA habitacion en- la Gale
de Ward 3175.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
CABALLEROS DE COLON EN-
TAMPICO

De entire los miembros del Conci-
Ito de los Caballeros De Colon radi-
cado en- San Antonio, Sc han selec-
cionado a tres Delegates para que
vayan a Tampico, Tamaulipas. Mexi-
co, a instalar cl Concilio en- esa Gu
dad. debiendo salir Ell pocos dias al
cumplimiento de su cometido. Las
personals designadas son los senores
Joseph Jurgens, Henry L. Richter, y
Hill Grover.
La association que Sc instale err
Tampico sera Ia segunda, pues la pri-
mera c~orrespondio a la Ciudad de
Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
sootnlss 8 Rs,sonots
EN- SAN ANTONIO

Desde principles de Ia semana, Sc
encuentra en- esra ciudad, en- compa-
MIA de SUI hermano Felipe. Ia Srlta
Trinidad C~ardenas, hija del ST.. Lie.
D. Miguel Cardenas. eN-gobernador
del Estado de Coahuiia.
El obieto de ~ viaje a esta. tue
ell de acompanar a su joven hermano,
ouien ACADIA de sufrir una operation
auirurgica. que Ie fuera practicable
en- n pierna, en- uno de los hoSpita-
les De Ia cludad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
DE ALIViO

Enferma durante las dos ultimas
semaras. Sc ~encueHtra va mejorada
' en Was de franco alivio. Ia Sra.
Dona Magdalena NJ. de Tanlariz. es-
posa del Sr. Lie. Don Eduardo Ia
mariz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
REGISTRO CIVIL
FUNCTION

Tn nino del matrimonio de Miguel
Lozano- Nacio muerto. en- Ia Gale de
Leigh $50.
Marcelino Cara OIivares, de %
amos, f~allecio de enttro-colitis, en- la
Gale de Colorado 500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY,
Telefonos: Crockett 996, 997,

Telefon0s: Crockett 996, 991,
999 V 1920.
Ell UNICO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a prop6sito Y a precios "a
zonables, especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios Y Funerales. Wales cor
tos so cts. Hora $500. Precios es.
peciales para fuera de ia cludad.
Servicio rap!do dia y 1oche.
Leon 4. Martinez, Gerents
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
MATRIMONIOS

Eduardo Martin con Maria Cruz.
Guadalupe Trinidad con Andrea
PeSina.
Willie X. Tesher con Josefina Mar
rineZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
PoMADA GONZALEZ

ESPIRIDfOE GONZALEZ.
D. - --.Fr Tn~uz
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
OPERADA

La Sra. Dona Adelaide f. de Cha
pa. ultimamente operada en- 7 de
los saratorjos locales. Sc encuentra
al presente en- Was de complete res
tableclmiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

FL estado del tempo segun e OBJ
servatorio. Sera roy Nublado ' calu-
roso. Temperature MAMMA 70 a so
Vientos Hgeros soplando del Este a
NedioG.a.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-22
mill Emdeavw to make Mb in SerU1ct
Temporary Shortage in Production

CERvlCE is the. foundation'upon which~we'
builded our. success. Irrespective of the su.
sar;or;tv of the machine, we could not have hoped
to. bring OUT. product to the position il holds in the
confidence of the public unless we had kept IN NINA
the best interests of our patrons.
- Although, forithe future we are preparing tor
larger and greater things the presen f'nos Us o',a11e
to. supply. the enormous demand tor -Onoer"oo0''
War:reqddisitioned every typewriter our 1 factory
couid produce. Peace, with reconstruction chanseo
conditions; and universal labor troubles mas 'e"po'
rarily.reduced our production.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-02
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-While the steel strike in the Chicago district dragged along today with claims that several hundred workers had gone back to the mills, and union officials asserting their ranks had sustained no note worthy losses, John Fitzpatrick, chair man of the national strike committee, was on his way to Washington. Friends of the strike leader said he might ap- peal to President Wilson to take some hand in the strike. It was generally believed, however, that he went chief ly to discuss the strike with Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor
 Before he left Fitzpatrick said the strikers could go along six months as they have been, without work.
 At the Gary, Ind, mills, 400 men were reported to have returned to work today, while smaller numbers were said to have been added to the mills at South Chicago and Waukegan III. At South Chicago, an official oi the Illinois Steel company said the plant was operating at 25 per cent normal
Arizona republican., 1919-10-02
ARDMORE CITIZENS
 EVIDENTLY DO NOT
 ADMIRE SEN. REED

ARDMORE, Okla, Oct l - United States Senator J. A. Reed, was egged from the stage at convention hall here tonight as he was being introduced by the mayor in preparation for his speech against the treaty and the league of nations.
 The crowd. more than than 5000 strong, went wild as Reed came on the stage, and all light wires to the build ing were cut. Pandemonium broke loose and cries of derision howled him down while the audience surged upon the stage. Reed attempted to hold the floor for few minutes but was forced to make his exit without beginning his speech.
 After several minutes of the demon stration a number of women climbed upon the stage and quieted the crowd
 Reed could not be seen at his hote here tonight, but it was announced that he would make no attempt to de- liver his address.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-02
FIRST GAS BAGS IN NATIONAL AIR RACE
 A5CE|VD LAST NIGHT

ST LOUIS. Oct. l.-Despite un- favorable weather prediction the na- tonal balloon race started here to- night. the first contestant going up at o'clock. The leading craft was manned by Captain Elmer G. Mar cheutz and Lieutenant Charles A. Powell. aide of St. Louis After rising about 400 feet the bag took northerly course.
 The pilot balloon, with Lieutenants James T. Medley and James B. Jordan, l2th Balloon company. U. $. A., in the basket. took the air at 5:55. The craft is a forty thousand cubic foot bag used 70 ascertain the fastest air cur rents for the contestants.
 Of the other nine entries on the derby. number got away at 6:05 carving Captain Paul ]. Mccullough and Bernard von Hoffman, aide St. Louis. Mo. Number 3, piloted by Will liam r. Assman and Joseph M. O'Reil- iev. of St. Louis, rose at 6:10 followed five minutes later by number 1, an Akron. Ohio, racer, in the hands of Ralph Upson and W. T. Van Ordman
 All the first four craft took a direc- fion due north after reaching a height estimated at 400 feet. They gradually ascended thereafter until when last .een they were travelling on level said by the officials to be about 1900 to 1.500 feet high.
 An innovation in balloon racing was ,ntroduced when the Akron bag went up equipped with two "L' shaped pom toons of inflated canvas, Intended to facilitate landing should it be neces- sarv to alight in a body of water.