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New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
b Docks. Brooklyn
Pier / American Docks. s !
Hlfh EA u L. u. =.
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

vessei. fort. Agency.
Canada. Palermo. Sept 8. e......Fabre Line
zacapa. Tela. Sept Is. 49,. United Fruit CO
Sep. cyde hns
Oscoda. Dunk!rk. Sept 12. COSMOPOLITAN L
Geo washington Southampton alnl,t Sept -
Frederik viii. Christianra. sept II.
Scandinavian Am Line
Houlder, Weir & Boyd
City OF Montgomery. Savannah. Sept 81.
Ocean Co
Due Tomorrow
Menominee. London. Sept l7..Ati Trans Line
Taormina. Naples. Sept IA. Italia Am Line
MORO n, Castle, Havana. Sept "a. Ward Iine
Ell Sol, Galveston. Sept %. So Pac Zine
Due Thursday
Empress OF India. Southampton, Sept 20.
oropssa. Southampton. Sept az:
Patria. Marseiiles. Sept IL. .Fabre Line
Italia America, Inc.
Turriaiba, cristobal. Sept 92....Unit Fruit CO
Lloyd Braziiero Line
Duo Friday
Aouitania, outhampton. Sept ca..Cunard L
Calabrta, Gibraltar. Sept 20. .Cunard Line
nstonia, Dsnzig. Sept ~,
ASaitio <AnioEiSaH lAHe
Duo Saturday
MegaM Hellas. Patras Sept is. IN Galanos
Chicago City. Bristol. Sept II.
James Arkell & Co
Duo Sunday
King City. Shields. Sept 1s....U Nav Co
Munplace, Tanpico, Sept 26 .Munson Lines
American San Pedro. Sept l3...Unit Am l.
Pennsyivanian, Boston. Sept 1..Unit Am L
Calamares. Havana. Sept 30. Unit Fruit Co
Due Monday
Columbis, Glasgow. Sept 24. Cunard Line
centennial State, Queenstown, Sept "a.
u 8 Lines
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Fly to Havana in ~ Hours

Six passengers in a Aeromarine sea-
plane reached Havana Sunday afternoon
after 1,521-mile trip begun Thursday
afternoon at Eightyfirst Street and the
Hudson River, it was announced yester-
day by the Aeromarine Offices here. The
flying time was nineteen hours.
The flight was the first of series in
augurated by the company for tourist
travel to Cuba and the trips will be
made regularly. According to flying
experts, the trip is record. The pas
sengers included two men and two
women, the pilot, D. 6. Richardson, and
The party left New York Thursday
night and flew to Atlantic City, where
they stayed overnight, and resumed the
Journey Friday morning, reaching Beau
fort, S. C. The trip was resumed Satur-
day to Miami and thence to Key West.
The fare is $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

strymon. New Work. Charles Harwood.
sviNNnYARD HAVEN. Mass. sept 40
Sailed. Schrs Sarah Eaton. from Port
Reading, Waldoboro Sarah w Smith, from
Port Reading Eastport; Lillian, from
New York, Mtlbrldgc.
'F' WfLAf1 f1NdTON. N G. Sept 2s--Arrlved: !:
Str Clifrwood. New Orleans
NORFOLK, Sept 26--Arrived: 2hth, schrs
Doris Hamlin New York: w H. Hartman.
Portland. Me; Granville r Bacon, Chinco-
league: 26th. Kenwood, Philadelphia; Strs
Port said Maru (Jap). Leghorn; iilsbor-
ough County. LivcrpooI Kootenai. Brest
IA rerouse tTr) Galveston @ Etna ,vs,. ~.
u Noyeu. New England, Rotterdam (DD 4,
Amsterdam. Sailed Gath. str Gaute
4 Dean. New England: 26th. Strs John
y Archbold, Tuxpam: Ripagenus. New
Englnnd.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Police Protection Asked
Robert Bacon Reports Nassau
Has Numerous Bandits

f M1NEOLA,s L. l., Sept. 26.-Robert
Lew Bacon. Of Westbury, L. l., son OF
the late Robert Bacon who was United
States Ambassador to France, to-day
asked the Nassau County Board Of
Supervisors for adequate police pro-
lection for the north shore of Long
Island.
Residents have become alarmed over
the activity of bandits who have in
Tested Nassau County recently. Mr..
Bacon explained he was voicing the
feelings of dwellers Of that section.
He told how an attempt to hold up
c. c. Ramsey, the polo player, while
he was returning to Westbury had not
been reported by the motorcycle pa
trolmah who was notified Of Mr.. Rum
sey, indicating a lack Of cooperation
among policemen.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Cleared

Str Lafayette (Fr). Captain Brevet;
Havre: French Line.
Str s v Hardness lAn2, CAPTAIN Kings
Str Fort st George (Br), Captain Nc
Kenzie: Hamilton: Furness, Witty 8: Co.
Antwerp via Plymouth and Cherbourg; ;
Red Star Line.
Str Cibao (Nor). Captain Roller; Port
Antonio; United Fruit Co.
Str Hague Maru {Jap), Captain Kimu-
ra: Yokohama and Kobe via Norfolk and
Panama Canal; Barber 8 S Lines.
Str Elmac (Am) Captain Hudgins;
Trinidad and Demorara; Clyde S $ Co.
Str Macabi tBr). Captain Macdonald;
Str Delaware (Am), Captain Robinson;
Boston; Eastern S CO.
Str N Elliott (Am). Captain Rosen-
burg; Baton Rouge: Robert L Hague.
Str Comanche (Am). Captain Staples
charleston and Jacksonyilie; Clyde S Co.
Str Willhilo (Am). Captain Fitzgerald; ;
Philadelphia: Williams Co.
=, Str Munwood (Am). Captain Cross;
Str Santa Marta (Am). Captain Birks
KINGSTON and Cristobal: United Fruit Co.
ler; Spencer's Island; ] F Whitney & Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Navy Orders
1. From, TIE Tribune's Washinoton Bureou

! From The T'lbune's Washington Bureau
WASHlNGToN, Sept. 26.-Navy orders
Badger; It. Com. o. c.. to U. S. s. Pruitt
Carey. 1t Com. L. c.. to U. S. S. wood.
Cochran, 1t. Com. s.. to U. s. S. Craven
craven. It, Com. F. s.. to U. S. s. Ellis =.
Breed, Lit. E., to Anna polls.
Hurnett Lit. II. P. to Annapolis
Darlington. 1t. w. S., to Pacific fleet
Durgin, 1t. c. T.. to Pacific fleet.
Hawkins 1t. c. A, to Atlantic feet
l Nnowles, 1t. II; s.. to U. S. s. s-6.
Naprstek. LIT. G. j.. to u. S. S. Rail.
Walker. 1t M. j., to Annapolis.
otherspoon. 1t. A. s., to Annapolis
Crawford 1t. ]. G.. to U. s. S. Ola
phillips 1t. w. E.. to U. s. S. ST
Travis. 1t. c. w, to U. S. S. S-3
W1ker, Lit II. j., to U. S. S. SIS
Brockett. Ems. c. W., to Norfolk.
Curtiss. Ems A. c., to Atlantic fleet
Demal ee, Ems. A. L.. to U. S. s. Oly,nnia
zones. zones Ems. w. r.. to U. S. S. North Dakota
henry, 1t Com r. b., to Lakehurst.
Howard. 1t: j. NJ. to Portsmouth
Alexander. 1t E. j., to Boston.
Schoheld. Lit. A. r.. to Washington.
sullivan, Ems r. H., to Washingtot;
Ihelsen, Gun. w. H., to u. S. S. Connect.
cur.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Girl Is Among Four Injured
AS Bridge Car Jumps Track

A williamsburg local trolley car
jumped track at the Brooklyn end
OF the Williamsburg bridge last night,
injuring four passengers.
They were treated for decorations of
the head and arms and went to their
homes. Those hurt were Max Naska,.
forty-five years old, of 287 South
Fourth Street, Brooklyn; Anna Fine,
twenty, of 1875 South Fourth Street.
Brooklyn; Louis Lackraz, twenty five.
Of 1856 Hooper Street, Brooklyn, and
Harry. Singer, twenty, of 299 South
Second Street, Brooklyn.
The accident delayed traffic a half
hour
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Assassin Shoots Thrice
At President Pilsudski
Wounds Polish Generals Com.
panion and Then Attempts
Suicida

LEMBERG, Sept. &c fBy The Asso-
ciated Press) s).-General Joseph Pilsud-
ski, President of the Polish Republic,
narrowly escaped death by Assassina-
tion here last night. He was entering
an mobile in City Hall Square on
his way to theater after attending a
banquet in his honor when three shots
were fired at him. General Pilsudski
was not injured, but Count Grabowski,
who was accompanying him, was
wounded in the leg.
The President directed his chauffeur
to drive to hospital, and, after being
assured that Count Grabowski's wound
was not serious, insisted on going to
the theater as he had intended. He
was enthusiastically cheered by the
audience when he entered.
The would-be assassin attempted sui
eide, but was arrested before he could
end his own life.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Arrived Yesterday

Str A L Kent. Philadelphia Sept 49, to
Crowcll q Thurlow with mdse: anchored
Off Red Hook Flats, B'klyn.
Str Porto Rico. Ponce Sept 1s. Maya
New York & Porto Rico Steamship Co.
B'klyn.
Str La Lorraine (Fr). Havre Sept IT;
to the Compagnie Generate Transatlan-
class pass. mails and mdse; Pier 81, N II.
Str Quillota, Guayaquil Sept 0, Manta
and Corosal Sept 10: Esineraldas Sept II.
to sanderson & Son. with s. pass. mails
and ndse: Pier 42. N r.
str Westerditk tDu). Rotterdam Sept IA;
It OF 6th st. Hoboken, N j.
Tidewater on co, with crude oil; Pier i.
Str Buckeye State, Honolulu Sept 8, San
francisco. Sept 10. Los Angeles Sept II,
n1,stSnai sha Sept IT, Havana Sept ss
81 81 third class pass. mails and mdse; Pier
:. Str Miranores. Port Antonio Sept 81; to
the Atlantic Fruit Co, with mdse; Pier
Str Port Macouarie (Br,. Barry Sept 1e.
TO Funch. Edye & Co. with chalk Pier 10.
str orcus. Baltimore Sept "a; to wes-
sel. Duval & Co. with mdse; Pier As.
Str Catherine. San Domingo city Sept
-. Macoris Sept 15 La Romano Sept 16,
Sanchez and Samana Sept II, Porto Plata
Sept 10. Monte Cristy Sept 20; to the Bull
lns9lar Line with mdse; Pier 81, B'klyn.
Carteret. N J.
Str Malacca Maru {Jap>, Philadelphia
Sept "a; to the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, in
ballast; Pier 20, Clifton, S l.
Str Ebro (Br), Valparaiso Sept 6, Anto-
fagasta Sept 8. Mejilones Sept 9. Iquique
and africa Sept TO- Mollendo Sept II. CAL
lao Sept 13. Cristobal Sept 20; to Sander
son & Son, with rs passengers. malls and
mdse; Pier ~. N r.
str. .Munwood. Porto Padre Sept 81: to
the Munson Steamship Line. with mdse;
Pier 10, e r.
Str vasari (Br). Liverpool Sept 13: to
the Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd. with so
first rs second. 81 third class passengers
and in ballast; Pier IA, Hoboken. n j.
Str Fort Hamilton (Br), Bermuda Sept
"a: to the Furness- Bermuda Line, with 229
passengers, mails and mdse; Pier 96. N r.
Str Maria UtaD. Chester. Pa, Sept 25;
to Phelps Bros Co. in ballat; Pier z. Bush
Str Lake Arthur. Richmond; to the
with mdse: Pier As, R.
Str Momus. New Orleans Sept %; to the
Southern Pacific Co, with passengers and
mdse; Pier 49. r.
Str Eclipse. returned from trial trip;
anchored off Red Hook Flats. B'klyn.
Str Ripon, Helsingfors and Viborg.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Anti-Bus Writ Stands
Justice Cropsey Declines to Act
on Bensonhurst Petition

Supreme Court Justice Cropsey in
Brooklyn yesterday informed commit
tee representing 5000 residents Of
Bensonhurst and Bath Beach that he
could not modify his injunction re-
straining the operatio. of buses in
some sections of Brooklyn. John J..
German, a real estate operator, pre-
sented petition setting forth that the
injunction had prevented the operation
CT bus line in the Bensonhurst Sec
ton.
The sole trolley service in the dis
trict ceased at midnight and never at
any time was adequate for the needs
of the residents, the petition stated.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Sheedy Sails Tomorrow
Ship Board European Manager
to Depart on America

Joseph E. Sheedy, European manager
Of the United States Shipping Board, is
in this city preparatory to departing
for England tomorrow on the America.
He will have charge of the foreign per-
sonnel and will make appreciable re-
auctions in his staff Americanization
will form a prominent part of his
policy, and his headquarters will be in
London.
Mr.. Sheedy will visit the Shipping
Board representatives in the British
Isles and on the Continent. He is an
cid shipping man, having started in the
industry in 1895.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Fire Record

-, 80. ~ o.o Loss.
s:4S-9oo Columbus av. awning
Gottlieb Bros. Jrnknowr
s:oo-44s Il. 17sth St. the
Bronx. Anna Demarir Unknown
s;oo-SS2 r. 6Sth St. Phillip
Batisky Trif1ing
lo:56-l46 w. 44th St. SOPHIE
Rosenberg ... unknou,
l2:so--aso E. 18th St. chimney
a - Unknown Unknown
2:oo-lls Ludlow St. Celia Lux. ..Unknown
'''o-4ea u; 17lst ST., the Bronx,
Icuis Frank Irnlsnour,
S:30-65 Jefferson st. Hannah Lick II
sign, Van Buren, .un,snowr
S;3b-l.lst st. and Mount Hope nj
the Bronx. vacant lot NoAe
f'io-3s.Pearl st., Enge Express Co
4aS-Sso e. hath ST.. Mary MieneiIo.
''''-lss faown n,ttls West 18th ST.. N.
slo-i5 W. loist St " Unknown
Cafphseel
6:1s-In front of $50 E. 1s4th st -'o"e
auto. Alfred Emanuel unknovr
s'oo-S15 4th av., Ditmar Wooden ca
sE.u- ,,.. Unknown
s:s0-sss E. Houston St. j. Roth Unknown
s;so-ss W, nth st.. Mornlnssids ads'wh
embroidery Co. ........ Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Wood Departs for Toxic
Will Embark at Kobe on Oct
Z for Manila

PEK1NG, Sept 2s (By The Associ-
ated Press) General Leonard Wood,
w. Cameron Forbes and their party
lett Peking tonight for Toxic. They
will proceed by way of Mukden and
Corea, but will not make any stops.
They are due to arrive in Fokio on
September 30, where they will pass
fiYe days. General Wood, with his son,
will embark on the U. S. S. New Or
leans at Kobe for Manila on October Z.
Mr. Forbes will proceed to the United
States on October 10.
To-day, on the invityation of the Chi
nese government, some members of the
American party flew in an oi~n'ane
over Peking and the Summer Palace.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Bound East
Trans-Pacifc Mails

Tho connecting malls close at the General
Postoffico and City Hall Postoffice Station
New York, at p. m. as follows
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco, steam-
ship Sonoma September 20.
Hawaii, via San Francisco, steamship Mat
sonia, September so.
Hawaii. Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria,
B. c.. steamship Makura. October 8:
Japan. Corea. China. French lndo- China,
Netherlands East Indies Except Su-
matra), and Philippine Islands. via Van
couver and Victoria. B. c.. steamship
Empress OF Asia, October 8.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

From The Tribune's Washington BuYea.
WASHINGTON, Sent. 2s.-Armv o~s..~
issued to-day follow: "e1o
Field ARTILLERY
Futch Cept. T. L.. to Ames.
0.aair, Capt. K. "A. to Camp Knox.
Foilowing to Camp Benning: Pfo,xett
Capt. C: Wilson. Capt. "; Cowies. Cant
~. A.; Milan. Capt. ]. H. McNeai, Can't.
A. w; McGill. Lit. r. g.: Bacon, II.
1t. E. ]. 49, Aso~DuTy'
Quartcrmaster Corps
Sarry. Major II. b.. to Camp Bragg.
Thorud. Capt. n. j.. to Camp Dir
pnrss' Capt. w. t., to Fort D. A. Russell.
Miscellaneous
Dnains, Il. s. c.. Vet. c.. to Camp Travis.
Soiweii. Capt. y. X, cav, to Fort NYyer.
Dunsworth Major j. L.. G. A.. to Hostnn.
Rand Col. i. H. eng. to Memphis
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Sailed Yesterday

strs Lafayette (Fr). Havrc: s V Hark-
ness (Am). Tampico; Eclipse {Am). trial
trip; City Of st Louis (Am). Savannah: NJ
F Elliott (Am). Baton Rouge; Hague
Maru tJap). Norfolk. Yokohama and
Kobe; Cibao (Nor). Port Antonio: Elmac.
Schr Maid OF Scotland (Br). Jackson
vile.
1ttl. connsrn casdws reeGay win s,nosaay
Davis. Wilkes. Rowan Shaw, Allen, Craven
and Dixie. all to Newport, r l.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Woman Flies Libel Against
Shin Held as Rum Runne

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., Sept. 20
Alien b. Lndicott, attorney for Sarah
L. Sullivan, Of Georgetown, S. c., trad
ing as Crowley's Ship Chandlery. flied
a libel to-day against the brig POGO
moke, recently held by the Federal au
thorities with 1000 cases of Scotch
whisky in her hold. This is the third
libel against the ship. Mrs. Sullivan
asserts she provisioned the Pocomoke
to the extent Of $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Rumania Gets Big Credit

PARIS, Sept. 26.-The Quuen of Ru-
mania has negotiated $10,00O,000 cred
1T with Switzerland, according to q
NJ ontreux dispatch to the Paris edition
OF "The London Daily Mail" This
loan is to be reimbursed in cereals.
Part Of it will be utilized in the pur-
chase of agricultural and industrial
ma q hinarv
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sen To-day
Hatteras to Key wcst and West Gulf of
Mexico---Modcrate east winds and gener-
ally fair weather,
West Gulf---Moderatc east and southeast
Winds; partly cloudy weather, local show
ers.
Caribbean Sea and Windward PassaEe--
Moderate variable winds; considerable
cloudincss: local showers
North OF Sandy Hool---Moderate west.
becoming southwest winds. fair weather.
Sandy Hook to Observation-Disclosures east
winds, becoming southeast: i. unsettled
weather.
Advisory Storm warning-southwest
storm warnings displayed on Lake Su-
perlor and northern portions of Lakes
Michigan and Huron
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Moroccan Fighting Subsidies

MADRID, Sept. 2s.-An official com
munique issued to-day on the Moroccan
situation says the conditions at Me
lila are unchanged, while complete
tranquility prevails at Ceuta, Tetuan
and Ell Araish.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Berth Changes

Vessel. Transferred to-
Bartholomew. Pier IL BROOKLYN
Charlotte Maxwell. l..... India st Brooklyn
City of Crester Pier Bush Docks, B'klyn
City OF Lucknow
Pier 2 Bush Docks, Brooklyn
Edward Siemers
Pier American Docks. s I
Hellas. .................l3th st, Brooklyn
Inca: ca:............ South Sd st. Brooklyn
MaddeQuet. Pier 8 Army Base Brooklyn
Ossa ::.......... .Shewans D D. Brooklyn
william 4 McKenny.. Is Is n R
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
City Island
Bound South

schrs Guilty sark tBr), Shclbourne. N S..
for New York; George e Kinck. Halls
Quarry for New York; Centennial, Lubec
for New York; .Ophelia. New Rochelle, for
New York.
Bound East
Schr Maid OF Canada (Br), Elizabeth
port for Nova Scotia (anchoredl.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

Dante Alighieri. Naples. 10 .3o AM 1900 PM
-Astrea, Curacao, .10:00 AM 2iVV I'M I
General w G Gorgns,
CrRtobal ....11.3OpM 400 Pm l.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Maritime Miscellany

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept 2s-'rhe Brit
ish steamer Anglo Saxon arrived to-day
from Shields to take wheat The West
Greylock arrived from Puget Sound to load
for Europe. The steamer Walter Lucken-
bnch sailed for New York via Puget Sound.
Cardiff
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
cLARK'S lin ORIENT CRUISE

BY samptuous s. $. Enpress oil Scotland. - 900
gross tons Is Gays in Esypl and Palestine. elc.
f.y.nrs,pns Eotsis: Guaes. Dives. Fees. etc
FRANK C. CLARK Times Buildil.. New York
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-Neep In mind Baptist church
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on account Of the wings OF the plane
Another witness states that at first
the airplane which was flying at q
low altitude making ready TO land
then when the chauffeur heard the
roar Of the engine and not seeing the
plane right overhead. stepped on the
gas and shot the car ahead jast as
the plane came 70 tae ground.
The i,engx plane came dow ~ ~
~cas 2oi-tio.' 'o' Is ar s-,7 III
top sad lfpf elsf s'ng ~
god while Mig Sm. lin ~,
@ai CIT aAoet In faee
No other members OF the car y sfe
hurt. although the steering wheel was
smashed. and several minor damages
incurred The airplanc suffered n
broken landing gear. broken pro
pellor and a smashed left wing tip.
Neither Pilot COPELAND nor his two
passengers were injured although they
received a shaking up The Lenox air
plane is owned by Percy H. Spencer,
and is flown in the beach passenger
service by Pilot Harry D. COPELAND
formerly a lieutenant in the Royal
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Green Mountain
States Hugely
Enjoy a Picnic

Neffnoniers of volusia count,, .aa
i ha''St delightful time a their ], ,,,',,'.l
sa.sS Aeid Thursday. Mar n ), p,,sa
l-ake Park. DeI-and. The hasnlt'.,;,,
q these welcoming and entars,, s,ai =. =
Vas q the genuine old-tltne ye..,,, ere !,
49,. Nhish Knows no limits. Steron-
1ieon views Of the green hsIls - ~ ~,
a'Vise were shown by Rev. ]. L. sewall
800 csc mad consignment OF mamie
sugar FOR distribution. 'ie
The founder OF the associate, W..
: niicson- Was present and eava ,aa
a-sto4y Of rs oligon. The president :.
) Morse ST DeI.and stated thai h,si
atsss men eli DeIand had rao,,asf =,
Ahat tfis Vermont association - ~ -
cord concerning matters neadinr GOV.
reNtatn and d resolution vas n.s.,.,
sustaining the efforts of the M Ea,ca
a-sague. another urging Increased NJ
enctson Of food products. another asI-.
ne Tor more proportionate and ms,
llAAfioh- 4 symposium on Vermont an
4tn@aces. commerce and politics prov.
- hiea8t interest. An original noen
WAY p Ia Old Vermont was eixen
= AIS AHas Of South Wallinrford
I Vas stated that considering thu siza
eNe population al Vermont this /
..sos9a oly he bstrongest state associa-
ssnH anseng Tourists IN Florida
IRE following officers we're saleetea
sssr the ensuing xsar: President. Mrs
q NAnsAsfN. Seasreeze vice pres
tasat \ 4 Johns, Seahreeze. secre
.afN Mrs T "a ChamAerlin. Sea
.s7fsee treasurer Mr.. Roberts. De
sssaHss entertainment committee. Mr.
aid AIRS " A Johns
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Woman Injured in
Pldne-Auto Crash
on Beach Is Better

Mrs E. l. Smith. IF Binrhanton
{ winter resident Of Dayiona beach
Nh9~ sustained several Injuries sDa
ehts about The head Friday after
noon on the beach. when q ear IN
when she @as riding was badly dam
ased h an acknowledgements col-
nslon, was reported resting Well and
ho' seriously injured nv attending
pilysleians Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Smith. who is the mo,har of
Mrs ". W Clute. with Mrs S,lnt..
and her husband were occupanfs NJ
the Cute Packard touring car Friaax
that engaged in a collision with The
airplane Lenox piloted BY 1t. Harry
.. COPELAND
According TO witnesses. the Clute
automobile was travelling north on fhe
ceaeh. while the l.enox machine u IN
Il Copeland plotting. and two mas.
sengers aboard was flying the same
direction attempting to land on the
beach. 'ii'
Different versions been given
e the accident one that the an
tomohile and the ali e were snee5.
ing at the same RAJ spepd the csr
being IN the one barred invisible snot
where an aviator can't see an objec;
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The largest extra vote offer
amid d flourish Of candidates and
running very close together. The
the drive which runs from the clost
next Wednesday, allowing $1,000
on subscriptions to the Daily New
business for the day Of Wednes
date on to the end Of the campaign
allowed on any subscriptions. Tn,
the ones that 60 with the regular
The vote schedule as anpoun
paign must hold good; we said tina
March 18th, and that they have
you will have seen the last of the
YOU can receive on each subscrip
regular vote schedule. If YOU wis
these handsome cars see to it that
Remember that this is the LAST
close IN just one week.
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neiroii. described him : tile best on.
On sd speaker in America
The naaFle oi Bayfona ARE extreme.
8 fortunate g having this opporun-
dv to hear This great orator.
- a. extra attraction Pipea Mul
aalsana. ut he Royal Scots. VII play
ae Staleh hagpipes George H.
t1ep4rrs the sseii known blind bust
fiaH &c Mobile. IS with the party TIE
lecture aud entertainment Is free and
Nla faise place IN The opeH air at the
CITY iiaIi corner night al 7ae
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-19
pAYToNA DAILY NEWS SATURDAY, MAR. ~ 1927

Air Forces. and pilot OF several
years flying record
The accident according 10 Wit
nesses. was unavoidable on the part
OF both the aviator and the chauffeur
OF the touring car
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-19

Or J. Al Richmond of Ormand vii
preach al the Holly Hin Union churcl
Sunday afternoon az SO.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-19

whipped Cream Puns al A. b. c
Bakery 343-I-13-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-19

*Tomoka River daily Boat leaves
Nutung dock 500 . Ill 6S1-$-l4 Il.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-07-09
Sewn PIvWood

In England there has recently ap-
peared special plywood material for
aircraft construction. This material.
we are told, must not be cOnfOunded
with ordinary plywOod, for it is some
thing infinitely superior. 1t is a SUPER
plywQOd, so claims its manufacturer,
which is actually sewn together. The
layers are first cemented together with
waterproof material and then stitched
through in parallel rows about IL
inches apart. This gives a rightly and
residence unattainable by any other
method. Weight for weight, it is the
strongest material yet evolved. The
sheets are made to any desired size or
shape up to feet wide by 60 feet
long, and from One-eighth to five
eighths inch thick, thus eliminating
waste in the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
American.