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, 1924-08-07

The Rev. Father Schellinger re-
turned to Rawlins on Friday from
Steamboat and Columbine, Colo,
where he took four of the altar boys
on a trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rendle and son
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mckay, Mr.. John
Mckay and two daughters, Greta and
Mary, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vivian,
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. w. Dinsmore, and
Mrs. Carl Wagner and three sons
formed a party which spent Saturday
and Sunday at Headquarters park.
! Miss Florence Middlewood arrived
in Rawlins on Monday from Philadel-
phia where she has been living for
some time. She is here visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Middle
wood.
Mrs. w. S. Hilands of Buffalo
rive in the city on Saturday and
will spend about a week visiting her
daughter Mrs Paul Winborne. Mar
garet Winborne, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Hilands on the Buffalo
Creek ranch for the PAST month,
will arrive with Mrs. Hilands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ziegler and
family and Walter Jensen will leave
tomorrow by auto for a two weeks
tour of the Yellowstone Park.
| j.. e. Grooman was a Rawlins
visitor from Medicine Bow on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rasmussen were
in the city from their ranch over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Strand who
were former residents of Rawlins but
who now live in Lavoye, nea Salt
Creek, are the proud parents of a
baby boy born last week. This Is
their first boy in a family of four
girls and the parents are exceeding
ly happy to have the male addition
to the family.
Mrs. 1. T. Murphy left Tuesday
for Elk Mountain and will spend a
week visiting her sister Mrs. John
Quealy.
Mrs. C. A. Clark and grand child,
of Cheyenne, were in Rawlins over
the week end visiting Oscar, Mrs.
Clark's son, and Mr.. and Mrs. D. B.
i Campbell.
Henry Mitchell, who recently ar
rived in Rawlins and accepted a po-
sition with Swilling Tailor Shop,
made a trip to his home which Is
on a ranch outside Of Hanna, over
~ WIEN Gnu.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Eberly left the
early part of the week in their car
for Craig. Colo, and later to Denver
where they will spend a two weeks
vacation. Mr.. Eberly from the Cullen
Com. Co., and Mrs. Eberly from the
Phillips Shops.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. P. Olsen and
daughters Signe and Frances, R.
McMicken and Bob O'Melia formed
a party which spent last Sunday at
the McMicken place ON Spring creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Overman are
the proud parents of a fine baby son,
born Il them on Friday morning last
at their home in the Bennett Apis.
Mr.. Overman is an employee Of the
p. and r. at Parco.
Miss Edna Campbell left today on
a two weeks vacation to Denver and
Cheyenne.
w. H. Mccoy left Rawlins Sun
day for Bags and returned to this
city on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Morris spent
Saturday and Sunday in Laramie.
They made the trip overland In their
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Harper and
daughter of Denver arrived In Raw
Inns on Monday evening and will
spend about = week here.
Miss Mildred Arnold. who was
employed by Attorneys Jacobson and
O'Hara, has accepted . position with
Attorney l.. e. Armstrong. She be-
gan her work at Mr.. Armstrong; on
the hrst.
, 1924-08-07

~ ,e=A. "GszHxRED ERcM
INK @N-~x NRF AND T9fFEE"

Jack Johnson is making a bust
ness trip to Monte Vista, Colo, this
week. He left Rawlins Sunday even
ing.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. McEvers on Friday morn
ing of last week. DR.. Aten attended
the case.
Mrs. Guy Parker left Tuesday for
her home in San Diego, Calf. She
has been in Rawlins for some time
visiting her sisters.
John Borcoman came to the city
early Monday morning from the Barr
oil camp to receive medical atten-
ton for a badly smashed foot. He
was able to leave the hospital the
anne evening but will wear a cast
for some time.
M. NJ. Armstrong has returned
from a business trip to Casper where
he spent several days last week.
w. C. Rust, who for the past year
has been connected with the Raw
Inns Motor Co., as salesman, has re-
signed his position and with his
family will soon love to- Laramie
where they will make their home.
Mr.. Rust having ecure the agency
for the Buick in that city. Their
many Rawlins friends keenly regret
their departure. Mr.. Pilon, and Mr..
Elmer Kinnaman will now have
charge of the sales department for
the Rawlins Motor Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Selby and Mr..
and Mrs. Ball who are spending the
summer in Saratoga and vicinity,
spent Tuesday in Rawlins.
p. II. Leimbach has returned from
a business trip to Denver where he
spent several days last week.
Mrs. ]. X. Hetzler, Miss Ada Ri
vera and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Peterson,
arrived the first of the week from
Waterloo, Iowa, for a visit of several
weeks at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Bennington and Mr.. Rubie Ri
vera.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Scott and daugh-
ter were in the city from Saratoga
on Wednesday,.
Dayton and Roy Jones of Bags
were in Rawlins on Wednesday at
tending to business matters.
Ray Carlson made a trip to Craig
on Tuesday and returned to Raw
Inns ON Wednesday.
w. +. Tilton was in Rawlins on
Wednesday from Saratoga.
l.. f. Armstrong has been con-
fined to his bed for several days.
He was taken i'll last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Clemmons are
the proud parents of a baby boy born
about $50 Tuesday evening. The
new baby weighed seven pounds at
birth and like all new babies, 1t is
certainly wonderful.
Ed. Lafferty is in the hospital
having been taken there Saturday
in a critical condition. He is taking
treatment for a gastric hemorrhage
and is now improving slowly.
Mrs. A. s. Aseltine who has been
in the hospital for several weeks Is
somewhat improved.
Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff and children
OF Denver and her father, Mr.. Martin
and daughter OF Cheyenne were in
Rawlins last Friday and left Satur-
day morning for Steamboat Springs,
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fredericks and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Williamson of
Hanna were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bible last Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Dunlap and
Mrs. Dunlap's mother. Mrs. I. N.
Jones. and e. c. Bertagnolli left
Rawlins Friday morning for about
a ten days trip through the Yellow
stone park.
, 1924-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs.. T. s. Wolfenberger Mr.. and Mrs. o. q. Crum an ..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Gallagherily left O Sunday morning las last an I'm
outing party at the Standard head-a week as guests Of Mr.. and Mw p Ta
quarter ut south. W. Emler, former Rawunsr eId.."
Mrs.. Walter Beeler was a Rawlins The trip was made by auto.
visitor for several days the latter Thos. @. Powell of Hanna has bn~
River section. o 1. s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

II Ze Slovenska. Peknymi Wy.
sledky Sc mdze, pochlu'biti, kul-
turnf cinnost We .vojsku na Slo-
vensku. TAX v Komarne byla
konana u .tamn6jsfho pesiho
pluku {. l2 zkouska frekven-
tantd kursu pro analfabelty,
j1z Sc podrobilo 46 vojind. Vsi-
chni Sc naucili "a pomerne kra
tky cas- cist a psat. Komaren-
sky prfklad bude. pnsobiti W.
chovne j v jinych castech Slo-
venska a jeho vyznam pro kul
tuanf cinnost We vojsku eje velmi
znacny. Ctyficet sest vojinh,
nauciysich Sc belem svoji ,vo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

jenske sluEby cist a psat jiste
bnde nejenom 5 laskou vzpoant,
natl ma sNoji vojenskou sluz-
bu, ale budou take v obcan.
skem zivote We SVEN okoli pl-
sobiti vychovne tim, ze Sc, sta
hOu podporovateli kazdeho Ii
dovyc chovneho po6inu. To ma
znacny vyznam, uvazime-li, ze
We sloyenskych posadkach vsu
de kulturni a osvetova cinnosl
je, ahojne. pestovana. Takoya
kultusni drobna prace je mlno-
INDY vstsiho vyznama, neE 1
nejvetsim hlukem vypraveny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

ske kulturnim narodn e Heba obsma stejn9 vychaze-
vstTic ob6s stejne pomahat ucnit zupnimi sdly
ponevadz obe jsou pfrozenymi stfedy svsho kraje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-06
BOZ PROTa PlkR ROZENEMU v1vOJI.


Spojenm Cechd slovakd jednotny statni celek nasta
10 vzajernne prostupovan pronkanf azykovych obast
Tisice CechG nauco uc sovensky, Sovac pax
j Sc - intensvn9 nez kdykoli pred tim cestinou, tou
ceske knihy, slys cesky hovor atd.
Osud tomu cht6l ably Ces pomahali odmad arst ovat
posovenst Sovensko. Cest uee professor vyucn5i
vychovava tisfce sovenskych zakd N6kolik soven
sch zakd pax stuue vysokch skolach ceskych Prro
zenym nasledkem tooo vzajemneho ntensvnho styku e
re cestina ovenstina sblzu Vivu podeha zejmena
meme ustaena sovenna, postradaci take stalee radce
Do sovenstiny vnka cechismy Cee tucty ceskych di
celd proesoi redaktor ba spsovateld ps dnes soven
sky
Tento vyvoj vecf znepokouje uz davno sovenske
ratisty autonomy Vzdyt vyvo tento primo sankcionue
deu ceskosovenskou. Separatse popraU exsenc cesko
ovenskeho naroda ceskosovenskeho azyka Proto banI
vsech sill vyvoji, prinasecmu vzajemne sbzen Lu
dacky Slovak" nazyva vnkani cesny do slovenstny n
fekci min ze cesna otravuje krev sovenstiny
nfekce nezGsal usefen ami samotny ludacky tisk So
vak vyznava trpko ze dial prohednout sve novorocni
cso nguistov ktery naezel stranach pres SO chyb
prot slovenstn6
Ida ze bo slovenskych separastd pro vnkani ce-
stny Sovensko marny udlz zbytecny Jde pochod
organcky vyvoj docea prirozeny nak vnikn destiny do
spisovne sovensny pocao davno ezmu arskeho
ak konstatoval flolog dr. Czabel Skoda vyvoava wa
JENNIE rozladeni zvlaste separatstckem Ruzomberku.
Turc Sv MARITIME zine, Trencne ozyva jeste dnes
vesele vyzyvave - mad'arstina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-06
OMLADnNA.

Jak et neepe je vdeti ma vyznacnych udalostech
Tfcet let e tomu prave Praze zahaen by znmy pro-
ces Omadinou. My kter jsme tehda zi svA pr>n mia
df otevrena vsric dderdm pohnue doby dojem
re to bylo pred nekolka mesci ticet let dou
hych let kterych olk zmeno nejen osudech d ale
celeho naroda madych hochG tehdesch stall dosp6l
vyzra muzi zocincI, ktefi tehdy stall pred vymnec
nym prazskym soudem stall u kormida noveho
sttu ceskosovenskeho Process "Omladinou byl tehda
daost nejen sam sebe ale cey narodn cesky zo
Znamenal meznik psychologist celeho naroda Pred vym
neenym soudem stall neen obzalovan ale celia tehdej ge
Nebot celia tehy byla az rdke vyjinky
pnena duchem kter prazskym soudem by ehda zalovan
souzen odsouzen Nebot kdezto Paacky Rieger ejich
mladocesti dedci pr vem SVEN satopravnctv stall pd
de Rakoska vdouce splnen tohoto ideau ramci Rakou
ska, generace kerou pfedstavovala "Omadna
ci tehdejsi madez uz bya prorakouska Obzalova sps
obvinujici etnu obzaovanych veezrady mel stanov
ska rakousk6ho pravdu Toto pokolen pne rozeslo
poslednm snem rakouskeho statu ktery poc jako
nenavidene okovy ocekavajic en prlezto ktera by e
svrha Tehda pada ceske strane skepticka ova ka
poitice he dost kratky zpdsob ze tato
domnee nemozna hazardn poitika skueene pfinesla
sedek, kterem tehda 81 nkdo netroufa ami snfti. ~
Divejme jak chceme uto generaci, edno neu-
pfeme. Ze lila krasne mad, jakym prave mad ma byt:
bouve pine kvasu myslenkoveho ale take pine hoouciho
nadseni obetavosti A pracovta bya kdyz nj bylo
hodne romantickeho horovan kyz mela slime draaticke
okamzky ako byla vrazda denuncanta Mrvy pod vanoc
MIN storkem, doyeda byti posvni Np9stovala jen po
ticke karbonarstv ale zasada hodne huboko, radio
do zvota kuurnfho Raz cesu novm svetovym prouddn,
terarnim mysenkovym klajn obetavosti kera ma
ansky prose potfeby osobn vydava casoy nejen polite
ale erarni vedecke cee sbirky knih spisovateI
mysiteu svetovych dosud mao nebo pne neznamych Me-
krie nebouf jen je cinnos nen en pena ale z1rodnu
fci vlaha Je to pokoen nehoz Vyrsta dosud vzacny
zjev inteigentnch sarouKd kter dopnuj soukrome
vzdeani vypracovavaj sebe pozorhodne dctyhodne
postavy upauci verejne jako byl Ant Pravosav We
sely, Modracek j. Zkatka mad krasn neen kypici ho-
rc ale pracovte obetave douci deou, at uz pax
vedla do kterehoko tabora narodnho nebo socianiho
ami ten rozchod do rIznych aboru neodcz tuto madez
Sev
Ia koebky made svoboy phi staopravne peel nj To
sob huboky narodni cit kterym bya generace
jena. .e.~
TatO horouenost natodniho citeni bya nejkrasn6S
xdobou tehuejsiho fnut nradez kdyz vyzua hodne
ze starovasteneckych hese a mysenkov6 proudly
mad nmz mnoha sediva poctve ceska hava Sc povazve
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-06

vela zdstavala jafe neoblomns narodni radikanesi
nez jeji otcove Idea amostatneho ceeho statu eji
eesstvi vsechen eho smys nj Tento duch provaze
pronka anz by to snad vede ty, kte pfesli oficiel
nho narodnho tabora sociastickych zpGsobi ze
dnes stoj verne p mlade nasi stani svobode
Mnoho muvi dnes madezi dneska Mnoho by mohla
ucid cd mladeze obdob "Omadiny ktera bya
zalafovana ale konec yhraa Novy potrebue MIA
deze stene nadsene obetave Nebot nj sou koreny
setba budoucno nj e STALE vecne obrozuci mladi
lsila naroda. nc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-06

Nebyo statna, enz nebyl by nikdy nedopustil chy
by takovou chybu udela Wilson, kdyz sam odeje ma miro
konferene. Pokud byl Washingtone byl velikou
mravni slou lasu jeho nasouchal cely sve
vyhnutelne by nucen sestoupt rove takovych
nych potiafd jako by Lloyd George Clemenceau Tehdy
Wilson ze pro sob6 popud enat nebot mfrovou kom-
eustanov ami jednaho sentora pres okolnost
ktere jsou Spoene Saty jednou stran
mdze sat pro zavaznou lee kdyz schvaena jest
natem
Wilson ovsem dobfe vedel senat mel by zastoupen
mirove ko, lie havni narok mel pred
eda senaniho vyboru pro vztahy cznou nesarsf Glen
strany hensinove Prvnm by tehdy senator Hitchcock
druhym senator Lodge vuci tenn Wilson til osobni nell
bost Pozd6j Hitchcock ved WlsonGv bo senate schv-
eni souvy Versaf Lodge osvedc jake nevasnivejsf
nepfftel 'presidentdv "a jeho zahranicn poltky. \
Acko Wilson proira nejvetsi boj sveho zvota, nebot'
senat nikdy neschval Versallskou slouvu eho
ideaism pece trifova Amerka zasaha do sv6tove val
ky pfivedla il vitazneu konci potom neptaa jake
ii ostatni co toho bude mit.
Wilson pude do historic jako idealista ako snlek ia
ko muz enz narodil sto roku pred svo obou
sovensky narod vzdycky bude vzpomnat neho ako
Yerneho prtee hodne netezs zkousky kdy ved
faly zapas sve byt o-svdj zivot.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-06

Wilsonov bylo jz drive trene feceno byl jednfm
vaecnych ran9nych nynf odcha jako hrdna kesnuvsf
poll cti Ob9tova zivot sve ideally povazova
neeps nejprosp9snejsi aercky narod pro cely
sve Smrtena zastiha ej fetncke ceStk nsz
ha Svaz Narodl Jsme vzdaeni toho tvrdt ze snad vs
chni odpdrci Narodu by ovadan pohnutkami
chetnym ze snad neby by pfai zasteni etoveho iru
tere Wilson cd Svazu Narodu ocekaval Mnoz Mich po
ctve ve vef re vsoupenim do neho Spoene Saty byly
by zaazeny do spori evropskych avsak byo dos TECH
kdoz ako pfkad senator Lodge by prot Narodd
havne toho duvodu Wilson by jeho "dusevni otcer
Historic ukaze, kdo Mich byl prave ceste kdo mel
vice srdc baho amerckeho naroda vbec
Nasm skromnym mnenim jest ze mali svetovy mir byt "a
en must to stat nejakym takovym zpdsobem jako
vrhova Wilson totz ably narodove sv9a zavazal
smlouvou eho zachovan spoecn9 vysoupili proti
kazdemu rusiteli.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-20
3 CARS INVOLVED
In BAD SMASHUp
ON YUMA ROAD

AS Mr.. ana Mrs. Hancock Of 1895
Texas street, San Diego, were tray
elling along tn, Yuma highway
Sunday morning in Ford coupe, a
Ford driven by Il sailor named II
j. Anthony Of L. S. S. Panoia, San
Francisco was approaching them,
behind which car was another one,
driven by son of j. Long, of
Spokane Co., Washington.
When the sailors Ford got a.
breast of the Hancock ear, young
Long swung out to pass the sail
or S car, and ran smack into Han
cock S ear. Both ears were going
about 20 miles an hour, and the
coupe had the axle smashed off and
the fender and hood crumpled up,
the occupants fortunately escaped
injury, merely suffering shock.
The elder Long suffered a cut
on his head where it struck the
wind shield of his car, and his ear
was somewhat damaged.
Anthony s ear, which was driven
into the ditch, was utiizod to get
the wrecked parties in touch with
civilization again, the accidmt oc-
curing % miles out of FL Centre.
-Vofa Nov a
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-20
MOVIE MAN is
DROWNED NEAR
LAGUNA DA M

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. Friends
of William Harbaugh, %, film
stunt man, heard today of his
death during the filming Of a pie
ture along the Colorado river yes
terday.
The scene was baing taken near
Laguna Dam and Harbaugh was
performing in a struggle with an
other man in midstream, when his
safety rope broke loose and he was
lost IN whirlpool. Efforts 10 find
his body were in vain up to Il late
hour last night
The action of the film which is
being made for T. II. Ince Produc-
tions is held up, and the efforts
of the 80 players are directed to
searching the river and dragging
the waters below the dam today.
Coronar b. f. Lemons of Imperial
County has been notified of the
accident, and is holding himself in
readiness 10 proceed to the loca-
ton of the fatality as soon as the
unfortunatc mans body is rccov-
cred.
1t is the intention of the eompa-
ny to dynamite the water at the
foot of the dam this afternoon
should they be unable to obtain
trace of their comrade. District
Attorney +. r. Utley of Imperial
County, may have to make the Jour
ney also with Mr.. Lemons, as . big
sum will be involved in Insurance.
-Vnta Nov f.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-20
LEE AND FINNEY
ATTEND MEETING
ON ICING RATE
Dearborn and Is Railroad
Officials From East
Gather in l.. A.

l.. C. Lee and A. C. Finnev are
back in FL Cmtro today after at
tending an interesting meeting in
Los Angeles on Saturday regarding
the top icing ease.
Representatives of the fru and
vegetable growers Of Imperial Val
ley, Los Angeles and vicinity met
in conference with r. G. Dearborn
chairman of tho rate committee OF
the railroads, with headquarters IN
Chicago, and 25 oth,r railroad off
cials who came west especially for
the meeting. Dearborn presided at
the meeting. After stating that his
committee had been informed by
the shippers that the proposed
changes in the icing rates were
confiscatory and possibly destruc-
tive of the vegetable. industry in
the west, Mr.. Dearborn invited the
shippers to come forward and state
their grievances in full.
As the meeting was called by the
carriers, the growers and shippers
took the stand that the railroads
should make the first overture.
Their spokesmen stated in substance
that thAy had convened to listen to
suggestions from the carriers as to
modification of the rates and not
to put the before them all the
facts in the case, which the rail
, road men had no authority TO pas
upon or change.
Chairman Dearborn then declare
that the carriers had nothing 20 OF
fer or suggest in the matter, an
the meeting was adjourned.
Unless a suspension of the rate
is obtained from the Interstat
| Commerce Commission the new rate
! will go into effect on Novembe
II, according to Mr.. Finney.
Immediately following the meet
ing, the attorney for the Farm Blu
reau, was instructed by Messrs, Lee
and Finney to file protest against
tho new rates with the Inter State
Commerce Commission in the :iame
of the Imperial County Farm Bureau
and to ask for a suspension of the
rate until a hearing can be lad
thereon in Los Angeles. Immediate
steps were taken to comply with
this request, and the case will be
vigorously prosecuted before the
Interstate Commerce Commission
in the intercs; of all shippers and
growers of Imperial Valley.
Vote Nov. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-20
To Form Valley
Unit of B.Y.P.U.
at Convention

Many delegates TO the convention
of the Southwestern Baptist Asso-
citation are due to arrive here to-
night for the opening session which
will be held at the First Baptist
Church tomorrow. The principal
address will be given shortly after
2:30 p. N. by Rev. Games Holme
| of Pasadena. Prior to this there
| will be a welcome speech and re
sponse by r. P. Moore of Ell Celltrt
and c. n. Page of San Diego, re
spectiyely.
; In the evening a young peoples
program will be given at the
church by Rev. Oliver Cummings
of Redlands. Rev. Holme will also
speak. The young folks who are
members of the various B. Y. =. u.
groups throughout the valley are
requested to be present at this meet
ing as Officers are to be elected to
serve as leaders of the valley unit.
All groups are to belong to the
larger organization according ito
Rev. C. E. Flanagan, pastor of the
Ell Ccntro church, who is host to
the convention delegates.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-20
IS NEW
HEAD OF COUNTY
TRAFFIC SQUAD

as Captain Leonard, hSing taken
over the control of the county traf-
fic squad this morning in person,
although he was appointed to the
position at the beginning of the
month. For the past two weeks he
has been at San Diego receiving ex-
pert instruction in his new duties,
and has satisfied the examiners as
to his capabilities. f. w. Ryan will
be his lieutenant, and the staff will
be increased by one ON the road by
Ryan handling the work outside the
office.
Ryan Wolff and Ackley were
terribly busy yesterday, with the
result that seven Imperial Valley
people appeared in Judge Markey s
court this morning in Calexico and
fines We're assessed them aggregat-
ing $500, most of which was paid
or arrangements made to pay.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-20
Airship, Headed
for Home, Hits
Terrific Gale
By United Press Leased Wire

! SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20.-Th,
! dirigiblc Shenandoah was fighting
her way southwark from Camp
! Lewis, Wash, to San Diego, Calf.
throughout this morning i'll the teeth
of a rain and wind storm.
Head winds were encountered by
the dirigible near Cape Mendocino,
Calf, which increased as she pro
ceeded southwark, cutting her speed
from 60 mes an hour until less than
so miles.
Then, after rounding Point Arena,
Calf, she struck gale which was
blowing SO miles an hour against
her and finally encountered driving
rain along with. the wind, between
Point Arena and Point Reyes.
AS result Commander Zachary
Lansdowne of the Shenandoah ra-
dioed naval headquarters here just
before IL a. III. that it would be
impossible to reach San Francisco
before early afternoon.
All messages indicated the ship
riding safely despite the storm.
She was first scheduled to reach
this city between Z and a. III. but
at that hour was just south of
Point Arena, something less than
100 miles north of here.
She then radioded she could be eX-
pected around 8 a. m, but %
mile >souther struck the ship be
tween Point Arena and Point Reyes
just north of San Francisco.
Sailing like ghost ship in the
moonlight above the fog, out of
which echoed the fog sirens and the
whistles of unseen ships passing be
meath, the dirigible Shenandoah was
off Cape Mendocino, Calf, at $50
n. m. today.
AS she emerged from the fog at
an altitude of 1000 feet she met a
heavy breeze from the south which
slowed her down to so miles an
hour.
The gale from the north which the
Shenandoah had been riding through
the night, speeding it southward at
60 miles an hour, waslleft behind 1t
Cape Blanco, Ore.
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