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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

psala, mela zaJlste pficinu k to
mu. Snad bylo shledano, re sta
IA deve6ka byla do mocalu u
vrzena. V tonic padu chranila
Sc %najemnice psati, obavajic
Sc, ably psani jeji ma poste
zdrzeno nebylo.
~ slaka!" mrucel Rabbit
pocit'uje pr tom slabe mraze-
III pc tele. "Snad toho osla ne
kdo videl', zvolal ma sveho spo
luvinnika mysle.
Rabiotovi, ktery pred neko-
llka dny tax pokojnym byl, by
10 nynl nevolno. V nejhorSim
padu, myslil, re Parizot a jeho
manzelka byli zatknuti; ale
dojista nicehoz nevyzradi; d.
vefoval v ne. Ale vzdor tomu
zmocnoval sc no nepokoj.
Devateho dine, kdyz zadne
psani neprichazelo, odebral Sc
ma nadrazi orleanske a koupil
listek do Blois. Opatrny jake
vSickni darebove ubytoval Sc v
meste tonic V hotelu pod il
nym jmenem. Pc obede poza-.
dial o casopisy predstiraje, re
chce prohlednouti oznamky
prodeje nedalekeho zamku Sc
tykajici. Drive nez Sc odvazil
do G~randvalu, chtel Rabbit We
deti, co Sc tam pfihodilo.
Ochoten poslouziti muzi, kite
~ mluvil o koupi zamku, snesl
sklepnik celou haldu novin ma
still .Rabiotuv.
Stryc. Rahiot inepotreboyal
dlouho hledati. z tfetiho listu,
ktery otevfel, dozvedel Sc vse,
co vedeti chtel. Nicmene cetl i
ostatni casopisy, ably Sc uplne
seznamil Sc smySlenfm o "zlo-
GNU grandvalskem''. Rad We
rim, mrucel pro sebe, "ze mia
da devecka nema co rfci, nebot'
mic newt. Tu opet vidime, re
slavna spravedlnost nevidl da-
lie nez pres nos vysetrujlciho
soudce, ktery il V dobrem me-
ste Blois zastupuje, kdez po-
sledni ValoiS sveho stryce, We
Vodu q GuiSe zavrazditi ne
chal. Nynf chapu, proc mi Ger
truda nepsala. Ona jest pc GER
tech chytra. Nine jest zcela Tho
stejno, zdali V mlade devecce
spoluvinnici faleSneho zebraka
s%patruji; ale milejSim by mi
bylo, kdyby smrt stare Lily ne
St'astne nahod6 byli pripsali.
Coz il ten hlupak Cordier tax
slime STREET musel?"
Josef Rabbit svlekl Sc, lehl 81
do postel, shasl sv6tlo a "a ne
dlouho chrapal jake spravedli-
w. Sest dni, V nichz dnem i no.
CT thyme byl, nedostavalo Sc
zdraveho spanku. Spal az do
bileho dine pokojne, jake by
mel sv6doml clov6ka Sprayedli-
veho.
Ponevadz Rabbit postaral Sc
oznamiti, re co nejdrive op6t
pride, nedivili Sc celedinove V
Grandvalu jeho opetne navste-
We.
"Ah-strycek!" zvolala Ger
truda.
"Nepotfebujet mic rikati, Sc
strenko, vim vse".
cake nestesti!"
"Ano, jest hrozne!"
Pred celedlny nesm6li mluvit
jinak.
Pc veceri dali sc do hovoru v
Gertrudine svetnici, kterou do
bfe uzamkli.
"Strycku, mystic, re Dude
Dionysie odsouzena?" tazala
sc najemnice.
"Z rukou panu od soudu ne
nj tax snadne vyvaznuti'.
"Nemohou il mic dokaza-
ii -"
"Ovsem, ale zlato a klenoty
nalezene V jejim kufru. Vidite,
to jest zle pro devecku".
SfD,,Io +oLxr 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
FARMU a mi

nlte-li koupiti k VAST spokoje-
nosti, obrat'te Sc ma Josefa
Ptaka, 1900 Saratoga ave.
Nam mnoholetou zkusenost We
farmareni a mohu Yam poslou-
ziti WHEREIN ruznych farem
Jak ma prodej tax ma vym6nu.
Vemte zap. 20. through karu.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

PRODA Sc novy dun 0 6 po-
kojich {. 1861 Chapelside av.
"a hotove neb ma splatky. Cena
S65o0.0O. Je pripraven k pro-
hlednuti Cd s hod. rano do 4 h.
odrnlecn o-c7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

FARMA rozlohy 103 akry
"a Bedford, pr zeleznici, ctvrt
mile Cd dlazby, pul mile cd
kary, 80 akru orne pudy velmi
urodne, SO akru dobreho lesa,
ostatni pastva. Potok proteka
a lie utvoriti male je-
zero. Farmu musite videti, a.
byste il ocenili. Cena $4,000 "a
akr, hotove $4,000, aneb Sc We
zme mestky majetek ma vyme-
nu. Frank j. Parenica, 3543 Z.
LOG. st. z Union. -?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

PRONAJME Sc obchodni
misto i 5 bytem ma vych. 131.
Ul., hodicf Sc pro jakykoli OBJ
chod. Naleza Sc ma vych. 1871.
vi. c. 1912. Dopiste majetniku
+. Dohnalovi, R. F. D. No. !,
Burton, O. -?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCoUZsKEHO.

.Parizot. "Nyni vine, kde Klara
Guerinova dite sve porodila".
"Aht"
"Jest to divka narozena v
nemocnici v Poitiers2.
"Odkud to vlte?"i
"Stary lekar, kter6ho soudni
urednici do Ninville o sebou
wall, ably mrtvolu utopene O.
hledal, byl tehdejsiho casu le-
KAREN V nemocnici poitierske;
on tam osetroval Klaru Gneri-
novu a poznal V mrtvole svou
byvalou pacientku'.
"Tisic slakG!" zvolal Rabbit.
Jest tedy jisto, re vzdychava
Liza nebyla nikdo jiny nez Kla
ra Guerinova".
"V nemocnici, jake zde, ne
chtela Sc dat poznati a tax le-
kar nev6del jeji jmeno".
"Ah - Ease Sc mi ulehcilo.
Povazte jen, re kdyby nyni
soudni uTednici Sc pfesvedGili,
re vzdychava Liza Klara Cue
rinova Sc .jmenovala a re uto-
pena byla, byli hychom We vel
mi spatnem postaveni. Pariz-
ske i venkovske casopisy pri-
naSeji ornament, V nemz Sc de-
je poptavka pc jist6 zenStine
jmenem Klara Guerinova, ma
rozene V Bourgvoisin V depart
mentu Observation-Disclosures a
zmizele cd roku 1888. Ale
vrat'me Sc k lekari. Co pravil
ohledne ditete?"
"Pfedne, re bylo divka a
pax re byla zdraya a mela Sc k
zivotu. Mimo to pravil, ana vel
mi nemocna matka nebyla V
stavu sve dite ziviti, bylo dano
no obecne utraty k vychovanl
iiste oSetfcVatelce ma venko-
ve".
"Dale?"
ITO jest vSe, strycku; ); lekaf
nevedel, zdali dite zemrelo a.
nob ma zivu zustalo; myslil
vsak, re zije".
Rabiot Sc zamracil.
INA tento pad muzeme drive
neb pozdeji dostat Klarinu dee
ru ma kirk, pokracovala Ger
truda.
"Mozna, re Sc lekar myli".
INA kazdy pad nevime nic",
minil Parizot.
"a nic nedokazuje, re dee
ia Katrina neni ma zivu'', doda-
Ia Gertrude.
Rabbit skrabal Sc zuTive "a
uchem.
"Srytku, nae myslite?" taxa
la Sc Gertrude.
Nae bych myslil, nee ma tu-
to novou metlu, ktera mas pres
nohy sleha".
"Lepe slehat pres nohy nez
pres hlavu'', minil Parizot.
"Zda Sc mi', pokracovala
Gertr ida, "ze by bylo zahod-
no co nejdrive vyzvedeti".
"Zajiste musime hledet wy
zvedeti', pravil Rabbit tupym
.hlasem.
y idim pouze jeden prostre-
dek".
"Ktery?"
"Musime jiti do Poitiers''.
~ Slaka - ovsem re must
me-.
ga w, strycku Rabiote, mu-
site jiti".
Ultra tam pujdu'.
"Zajiste nebudou Sc zdraha-
Il podati YAM vysvetleni'.
"Tak tez soudim''.
"a z jisteho pramene dovite
Sc, ie-li dcera Klary Guerinovy
ia zivu'.
"Je-li mrtva - doufejme, re
jest - budeme ,bez starosti''.
pravil naiemce.
"Neni-li vsak mrtva" mi
Mia Gertrude.
eco dale?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
PRIME Sc:


ma dobfe placenou venkovskou
praci. Jen dobre osaceni muzi
S velkou znamosti V Clevelan-
de necht' Sc hlasi. Vyhlidka ma
velky zisk. Tajemnici spolkd a
klub1 mohou vydelati znacne
penize. Navstivte Mr.. Springra
mezi 8. a IL. hod. dopol. V c.
315 National City Bldg.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
VELKA LACE. Farma 0 II

VELKA LACE. Farma O II
akrech, so akru zorano, 25
mil cd Squaru, dlazdena ulice,
2 kone, s krav, 2 prasata, sle-
pice, kachny, velka zahrada,
oseti, vsechno hospodarske ma
radi, cementova ban, mlekar-
ma, silo. Cena $500, bude-li
prodana rychle. Hotove $500
dol, po pripade Sc vymeni ga
mestsky majetek. Blizsi sdeli
Jan a Ant. Prenosil Bros,
1880 Union Ave. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
Priznak DOLBY.

Kdo ia milkou leze
pres rokle a meze,
ten to pekne dotah!
Manzelcino veno
spravne promluveno! =
protrhava V botach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
Radost je Z toho vzdycky!

Cis: Neocekavana navSteva
prinese vzdy do domu radost.
Fis: Ano - kdyz ne tim, re
pfisla - aspon tim, re odcha-
ri.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
PRODAM prave dohotoveny

PRODAM prave dohotoveny
6tipokojovy dunn V. Greenwood
Park. Potrebi $500 hotove.
prime Sc tez lot residencni
neb obchodni co prvni splatka.
Haste Sc Il JOS. Navratila.
1874 Beechwood Ave. Tel.
oEe Y, 2
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o N E
o z A Nj K Y.

z CZECH pfijeta svadlena
hleda zamestnani Y tonic O.
boru aneb prime misto ma do
maci praci, kde by Sc tez v 81
tt mohla uplatnit. Zaslete IL
sick ma r. Wernera, Box Sc,
Peninsula, O. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

PRODA Sc DINING room
set, to jest krasne zarizeni do
jIdelny, still do kuchyne, po-
stel pro jednu osobu, "a prici-
nou odjezdu do Czech. Da Sc
vSe velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc V c.
1919 zap. 81. ul. V zadu. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

POKoJE k pronAjmuti Y
Plzenskem hotelu cd $500 w
Sc, vse moderne zaTizeno, zvla-
stni vchod. Adressa Plzensky
Hotel, Broadway. ??
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

MA PRODEJ. Prave jsme
vystaveli dun 0 6ti pokojich Sc
vsim modernim zafizenim ,skte
~ Sc proda "a mirnou cenu.
Castku hotove a ostatni ma mir
ne splatky. Naleza sc ma vych.
1872 ul. Haste Sc u l.. Sanda,
BITS E. 116. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
Dnesni mladez.

Elmo, co to slysim, uz pry isl
Ease nebyla v iodine.
To je toho, "a to jsem byla
uz ash Sedesatkrat v Minute
(kino ma Vinohradech) tax Sc
to vyrovna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
oochod S bytem, kde Sc trzi
tydne, da Sc "a $3.50. Mu
byti prodan. Haste Sc V els.
1898 Lorain Ave. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn c. lob Grand Division q
Warner Rd. u los. kary. Jest
tam 5 pokoju a koupelna pro
kazdou rodinu, tvrde podlahy,
fernes ma uhlf. Da Sc LEVINE a
vezme Sc lot co splatka. Hla-
ste Sc u VIM. Kleppel, tel. u
Mon 158 K. Broadway 1855.
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PRIJMOU Sc
PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc pekny byt o
4 pokojich, koupelna, elektri-
fernes, blize kary. Naiem
$50 m6sicne. Haste Sc V els.
1851 Gay ave. z vych. 131.
ul. V Mt. Pleasant. -8-2
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MUZ 80 roku star, rad by
Sc seznamil S divkou neb
zenou k vedeni domacnosti.
Dobry domov. Pr blizsim
seznameni snatek Sc nevylu-
cuje. Zaslete nabidku pod
znackou Box 70, do adm. t.
listu. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

0 Sc nabytek do ctyr
pokoju "a velmi levnou cenu.
Haste Sc V {. 1884 Storer ave.
-?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
FRENCH FACE" DISCARDS
 AUTO-TOO DANGEROUS
Rx Associated Press

Paris. January l4.--Charies -Nunges- ser, the French "ace,' who ranked second to Fonk as successful mili- tary aviator during the war and who has been prominent at serial meetings since the armistice, has decided to give up driving his automobile. saying 1t is too dangerous and expensive. Nun gesser was racing through Neuilly recently when he knocked down and killed a cyclist as result of which the court ordered him to pay the wid- ow of his victim 30,000 frances for damages.
 T think I'll stick to my airplane hereafter" he told the judge. "If any thing breaks there I'll be the only one to suffer-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
FRANKLlN'S BIRTHDAY. WILL BE OBSERVED BY
 NUMEROUS SOCIETIES
By Associated Press

New York January I5.--The VeTsa- tile accomplishments of Benjamin Franklin will be retold throughout the country by various organizations Janu- arv IT. the 215th anniversary of his birth. In a number of celebration tributes will be paid to him as a statesman, philanthropist, humorist, printer and publisher.
 As an advocate of spending less than one makes, Franklin is to sbe honored on his birthday by the National Thrift week committee, which is encourag- ing other celebrations of his work. Unisersity of Pennsylvania alumni here plan to hail him as the founder of their alma mater. Libraries in many cities will call attention to Franklin as the founder of the first public li- brary in the colonies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
 HOMOL ULU GETS PLANS FOR HUGE NAVAL AIR STATIONS
Fly Associated t.ress

Honolulu, T. IT, January 15.--Plans for million-d dollar naval air station at Pearl harbor, the navys big base in Hawaiian waters. has been passed on here and forwarded to Washington for final approval it is announced by Lieutenant Commander R. D. Kirkpat- rick. head of the naval air force here The outstanding feature of the navy's air plans for Hawaii he said is pro- posal to maintain an air base with machines powerful enought to link Hawaii by air with the continental Unitel States and the far east.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16

Tho National Geographic Magazine calls attention to the fact that 25 out of the z states of the United States bear ns1snos of Indian origin. Twelve states bear English names. six Spanish. three French and only two names that are historically American
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
Starts Tomorrow Mo]
g You in Addition to Our Customary February
 the Benefit of Every Price Cut During 1921

This is but half story As customers of former years welreaze, together with unusual prices, also give
 lasting guarantee that every article from merchandise to be of the very best of quality and craftsmanship and to give lasting satisfaction in every respect The old last years tags have been left untouched and 1921 price tags denote most unusual reductions The articles listed below and picked at random fair samples of the wonderful values that characterize our elaborate stocks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16

Beginning tomorrow morning will hold the Greatest An nual February Furniture Sale that Birmingham has wit messed Throughout entire beautiful stock of Furniture Bed Room Dining Room and Living Room Suites, Rugs, Stoves and odds and ends every article in (wth excepon) has been radically reduced ranging from 25 per cent to 50 per cent giving addition to customary February discount the benefit of every price cut by facturers during the whole of 1921.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
Columbia Grafonolas

There Gafonoa worlds the home Made in $3250 5000 $75Oo table s12o $125 $40
 
 $500 cash and the balance without dona interest charges, convenient monthly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16

$1050 3piece silk velour overstuffed suite, spring and loose cushions, blue with gold designs. $49850 3-piece antique mahogany mulberry sute upho berry, loose cushions and winged cane back, chairs and rocker to match h............ ..... $53850 3piece blue velour canefed sue loose cusho and sunburst pillows; made in Queen Anne. $50400 3piece tapestry in green and black loose cusho with deep, comfortable rocker and chair to match S435.OO 3-pece blue and gold velour suite William Queen Anne designs; loose cushions, cane filled S31O overstuffed tapestry 82nch Chesterfield bro with deep, loose
 -riece mahogany canefed silk velour hall suit with sunblirst pillows .............s. s...........
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16

OPEN AN EXTENDED ACCOUNT
 You need deprive yourself of no surplus money. It does not call for any sacrifice for you purchase just that article needed to complete the attractveneps or comfort of your home. Open extended account at Haverty's by paying only a small deposit cash, Then extend your account any satisfactory pc riod and pay the balance in small monthly remit tances. No interest charged on extended payments
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

staterooms. of which Az are in the first
cabin. 212 in the second and sci in the third
In addition to the third class. rooms the
steerage is equipped with dormtories for
single men and single women respectively
The Waldorf-Astoria,a representative city
hotel. has never come anywhere near ac-
commodating the number OF people who will
travel on the Majestic. The hotel on one
occasion took care of 1901 guests, less than
half the number the Majestic will probably
carry as an average load
Nor does the Majestic consist merely OF
sleeping accommodations Her great public
rooms rival those of any hotel here
abroad. There are great halls with clear
spaces and lofty ceilings not usually asso-
ciated with marine architecture. The
lounge, for example, has n ceiling 26 feet
high It's floor dimensions are 76x54 feet.
The main dining room has an area of more
than a quarter of acre. IL is III feet
long and 9S feet wide, covering ,466 square
feet. The ceiling over part of this space
rises to a height of 81 feet. An a la carte
restaurant for first class passengers Is about
half as large. being 110 feet long and 81
feet, little more than half the breadth OF
the ship. in width.
In room designed especially for quiet
will be located the library. Four thousand
volumes will be at the disposal of voyagers.
There will also be large gymnasium with
all the equipment needed to, keep pgssen-
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

France-the looping Pegoud and the alti
tude fier Roland Garros-met death in the
manner any fiier might be proud of by being
shot down by German aviators after taking
severe toll OF their foe. The men who
brought them down were themselves sent
flaming to earth before the war came to an
end A third OF the great French fliers.
the peppery Jules Vedrines, the first pilot
to land plane on the roof of building,
met death in 1919 when his machine fell
from great height during fight from
Paris to Rome.
One of the pilots whom more conserva
tive fiiers find it hard to forgive or explain
was Ormer G.. Locklear, the first man to
stroll about on the wings of an airplane
and jump from one plane to another while
flying at great heights Locklear and his
favorite pilot. Milton Elliott, escaped death
many times and lasted many months longer
than most aeronautical authorities believed
possible, but in the end they died
Locklear's most thrilling stunt, and one
he performed many times. was to stand on
the upper wing OF one plane and grasp the
rope ladder dangling from the landing gear
OF plane above him. He also would drop
from one plane to the wing OF another.
In addition both Lockear and Elliott
were fond of stunting and especially Of
stunting near the earth. Their end came
at Los Angeles on the night of August
3, 1920. while performing a stunt for the
movies that neither of them considered
particularly hazardous.
The two men flew to a height of 10000
feet-about two miles-in a glare Of search
lights. Then, at signal from the ground.
the plane was headed downward in tail
spin. Rotating rapidly as If caught I'm giant
air whirlpool. the plane dashed toward the
earth. following downward a rocket which
had been fired toward earth. In the rear
cockpit Elliott busted himself dischargihg
fireworks. At 200 feet Locklear decided it
was time to come out of the whirl The
momentum of the fall was too great, how
ever. and the plane crashed headlong.
Both men were instantly killed.
One OF those who have met death re-
Gently in emulation Of Locklear was Miss
Madeleine Davis Of Fort Pierce. Ala,
twenty-three-year-od girl, who tried to
climb from the rear seat of speeding au-
tomobile driven by Miss Ruth Law onto
rope ladder dangling from a plane flying
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

gers in the best OF trim, and electric and
Turkish baths near by. The Pompeiian swim
ming bath will really be large enough to
test the swimming ability of some of those
who try It, for it will have an area of $50
square feet and will be nine feet deep. The
bath will be of mosaic work and marble. It's
depth will be nine feet and II will contain
1870 tons of sea water, more than enough to
sink many an ocean going craft. There will
he thirty dressing rooms around II. Spec
tators will save themselves from a splashing
by making their observations from the bal
cony.
Among the other features will be n public
veranda cafe or deck, glass enclosed. with
Towering shrubs and trailing vines in an
abundance not TO be noted on roof gardens;
playroom for children with equipment to
amuse children ranging from ono year up;
squash tennis court for racquet enthusiasts
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

these will operate four huge turbine engines
for driving the hull ahead and four for
checking her speed and sending her astern.
The weight of single main. turbine is 375
tons.
These driving engines will deliver maxi
mum of $1,000 to ga 900 indicated horse
power through four shafts to the four pro-
pellers of the ship. each of which is sixteen
feet in diameter This horsepower is equal
to that of about three thousand average au-
tomobiles. At 10 revolutions minute. the
ships big screws will drive her through the
water at about twenty-three knots, or more
han twenty-six land miles an hour At 1874
revolutions they will send her rushing
through the water at twenty-six knots. or
better than thirty statute miles an hour.
Normally the ship will probably make her
run from Plymouth and Cherbourg to New
York in about six days. excessive speed
eats up fuel at terrific rate.
In the engine room force there will be
about 275 men. including the chief engineer
his many assistants. oilers, water tenders and
boiler room attendants. These latter men
nave a much easier job than the firemen of
an older day, for there is no coal to be
shoveled into the furnaces; the oil sprays in
automatically.
The commander-Mayor would be almost
rs good a term-of this floating city will be
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
Stunt Flying Sure Death

above She lost her clutch after dangling
Tor few seconds on the ladder and dropped
TO the road She died several hours later.
Miss Law herself is a good pilot but in
the opinion of brutally frank brother avia-
tors is bit too fond of walking about on
her plane, cinging to the top wing during
a loop and doing other stunts OF no value
20 the world to last very much longer.
Miss Law began flying in 1911, and once
made an American nonstop record by
flying $50 miles from Chicago to Hornell,
n Y. Her brother. Rodman Law, para
chutist and daredevil in air and on land
and sea. died in bed after years of the
riskiest sort of stunts II is possible, there
fore. that the Law family is exempt from
death by accident
For year and a half Laura Bromwell
was acclaimed the foremost woman fier in
this country, but she, too. looped once too
often. and fell to death in a dive Of 1,500
feet in an overturned plane at Curtiss
Field Mineola.
Miss Bromwell, in discussing the dangers
of stunt flying, once said:
II am willing to give my life TO my
plane I have never had an accident and
| am as careful as l can be- but one can
never tell"
The girl who was only %, established
a loop record for women Of eghtyseven
times in 1920. In May 1921. she beat this
by looping 1919 times. but the next month.
starting to loop in larger plane with
which she was unfamiliar. slipped in the
Zig seat. losing control and dropping. up
side down.
Harry G. Hawker the daring Australian
who i'm 1919 made a futile attempt to fly
from Newfoundland TO Ireland. landed near
a ship i'm midocean and was rescued. was
a marvellous pilot, who for nine years
competed in races. tested new planes and
established records. He dropped to death
from height of 5000 feet several months
ago while testing a new plane, Nieuport
Goshawk, for use in the annual English
Aerial Derby.
Aviation has now reached a stage in
the opinion of aeronautical engineers.
where stunt flying. except for military pur
poses. must be ended. Men will continue
to fly upward TO greater heights and TO fiy
more swiftly and to fly in new types OF
machines but by national and international
laws foolhardy pilots are to he swept from
the air even more swiftly than their own
crazy evolutions will bring them to earth