davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1927-07-19

Approved by the Governor septeq
Der E6, 1876,
Z. Colonial Council Bill No. Z.
Draft of Budget for the fiscal year
from July /, 1926 to June 80, 1927,
with additional Money Bills
Adopted December 3, 1926.
g.. Colonial Council Bill No. 8.
Amendment TO the list Of fees ratl-
fed by the Colonial Council April 2ON
1925, and approved by the Governors
April %, 1925.
This matter was withdrawn.
g.. Colonial Council Bill No. g.. j
Additional Money Bill to the Budget,
proposed by Government, providing
for annual pension to Hans Hansen
Former Police Sergean),
Adopted December 3, 1926.
Approved by the Governor Deem
Der 6, 1926.
10. Colonial Council Bill No 10.
Resolution proposed by 3rd Member
for Frederiksted Country District
(ADdersen) providing for the imp0r-
tation Of agricultural labOrers to St.
CrOix.
Adopted October %, 1926.
This Resolution has not been APP
proved by the Governor.
II. Colonial Council Bill No. Il.
Resolution proposed by 3rd Member
for Frederiksted Country District
(Andersen) providing fer the re-
m0vai Of export duty on sugar ship
ped from the Virgin Islands to the
United States.
This resolution was rejected De-
cember 3, 1926.
IL. Colonial Council Bill No. II.
Additional Money Bill to the Budget
providing for repairs to public build
ings, ETC., proposed by Government.
This Additional Money Bill was
put into effect by Governors Pro.
cla1nation November Is, 1926.
Is. Colonial Council Bill No. 13.
Draft Of ordinance proposed by 3rd
Appointed Memter (Abramson), pro-
viding for tie sum Of FrcS. 5 900
from the Colonial Treasury, for the
purpose OF drilling three wells in the
vicinity of Work and Rest Land and
other arid areas il that vicinity.
This matter was withdrawn De.
cember 3, 1926,
IA. Colonial Council Bill No a.
Resolution proposed by 5th APP [
pointed Member (Armstrong), pro-
vidingfor a select committee to
proceed to Washington for the pur.
pose of urging favorable action on
, 1927-07-19
? RIO ICE DIN S
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
F y r S T. OR ok
Continued from yesterdays Al

ICOnt1Rued from y6St6rdGy A0tS)
5. Letter from Government of q
June, 1927. requesting the Council to
eject four cotton growers to serve on the
Cotton Commission for a period of one
ypar-July ], 1927 to June 30, 1923.
6. Letter from Government of q
June, 1927, informing the Council of the
death of Mr.. Axel Hoffman,, and re
guessing that a member be elected to
serve his unexpired term on the Public
Village Commission.
z. Letter from Government of Is
June, 1927, requesting the Council to
elect two members 10 assist 10 the dlStrI
button of the various legacIes TO be ad-
ministered by the Government of the
Virgin Islands.
8 Letter from Government Of 28
June, 1927, requesting the Council to aD-
point, at its next meeting, four men to
serve on the Electoral Boards.
9 Letter from Government of 28
June, 1927, requesting the Council to ap-
point, at lis seXt meeting, a Jury Com
missioner, to serve for a period Of one
year July l, 1927 to June 30, 1928
The Chairman then requested the Sec
rotary to read a Resume Of the Colonial
Councils transactions during the year
1926 1927.
Bird Member for Frederiksted Country
District (AnderSeu): MIR. Chairman, is
this Resume going to be inserted in the
proceedirg Is Of the Council ?
The Chairman; Yes, it is customary
TO insert it in the proceedings.
Bird Member for Frederiksted Country
District (Andersea) {: Then it is not ne
cessary to read it; | move that the read.
ing of it be waived.
The motion made to the effect that the
reading Of the Resume be waived was
put to the vote with the result that II
members voted for; none against.
The Chairman remarked The reading
of the Resume is waived; it will be in
serted in the proceedings of the Council.
RES vi ME-
of the Colonial Councils %tran8uc-
The Washington times., 1927-08-23
POLICE SEEKING
MISSING GIRL

After a night Of frantic search.
relatives Of Miss Elsie NJ. Hayhoe.
20 years old. 1851 Rainier Ave, Mt.
Rainier, Nd, We're today continuing
their efforts to solve the mysterious
disappearance yesterday Of the
young woman.
Miss Hayhoe, a telephone oper-
ator. left her home. telling her
mother that she was going to her
doctor for a treatment, and would
return in short time.
When she failed TO return by
dark her mother. Mrs. G. NJ Hay.
hoe, and her brother started the
search for her. and shortly after
midnight notified the police.
Although members of her family
deny that she had intimated tEat
she was leaving home her brother
stated today that she had at one
time said that IL she ever did run
away and the fact was made public
she would refuse to return home.
Whether she eloped. became sud
denly i'll or just decided to change
her place of abode Is not known
by her mother. They know of no
man with whom she would have
eloped, it was said, but thought IT
possible that she may have had
acquaintances unknown to them.
The Washington times., 1927-08-23
25 Rumanians Here
On Educational Survey

Welcomed to Washington today,
IS prominent Rumanian educators,
pablic men ana students began en-
official good will tour of the
country to make an intensive sur
vey of the American educational
and economic systems.
They will visit the principal an
dustrial and educational centers of
the country before returning to
their native land.
The visitors were welcomed TO
the Nations Capital by Dr. Edmund
A. Walsh, regent of the George
town University foreign service
school.
Among the delegation were DIR.
Vladimir Dianulesco, well.known
radiologist; Neagu Boreseo. inspec-
tor general of Rumania's public
health service; DIR. V. Adler and
Col. Trajeh Grigoresco, OF the mil
tary school OF Cervaut, Rumania.
The Washington times., 1927-08-23
BRANDS CAV {
TALE HOAX
By international News Service

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. "a
Lawrence A. Ashley's reported dis
appearance in Nickajack cave and
the crews of rescue workers" was
a hoax and a fraud promoted for
publicity purposes and for infIu-
encing the State Highway Com
mission to route a road by the
cave, an official report of State
Mine Inspector o. p. Pile, in the
hands of Gov. Austin Peay, de-
clared
Members OF the rescue crews who
claimed they penetrated unknown
recesses Of the cave in search OF
the geologist explorer returned with
fabulous stories of the beautiful
underground passages in efforts to
attract tourists.
The cave is only two miles IN
length, muddy, full of rocks fri IN
falling roofs and most unattractive.
Pile declared.
He charged both Ashley, cnd
those who said they were seeking
him with perpetrating hoax.
Several newspaper correspondents
were today planning to accompany
Ashley over the route he claims to
have Travelled during the five days
ne was reporteA lost in the sub
terranean passages Of Nicka jack
cave
The Washington times., 1927-08-23
Woman and Boy Hurt
In Crash of Autos

A collision at Seventeenth and p
Streets northwest last night. be-
tween the automobiles of Weiby T..
Baldwin, Chevy Chase. Nd, and
Mrs. Jane Ritter. Riverdale, Nd,
resulted in the injury of Mrs. Jane
McRae, 80, also of Riverdale. She
was treated at the office of
nearby physician. Her condition is
not serious.
Russell Hayden, years old. 1925
B st. s. W.. suffered slight injuries
when Knocked down by an automo-
bile driven by James B, Kingston,
1452 Spring Pl. N. W., according to
a report made by the driver of the
car. The hoy was treated at Provi-
dence Hospital.
The Washington times., 1927-08-23
Senator Bingham to Join
Hawaii Warriors Sons

HONOLULU, Il. H., Aug. z5--
Senator Hiram Bingham, Repub-
lican of Connecticut, win he in
itiated tonight into the Foreign
branch of the Sons and Daughters
Of Hawaiian Warriors.
Bingham viii receive this honor
by virtue Of his own achievements
as an explorer and an educator,
and also because he is the grand.
son Of .tlle Rev. Hiram Bingham,
who first brought the Christian
faith to Hawaii.
The only other non.Hawaiian
members OF the society are Am.
bassador Myron T. Herrick, Repre-,
sentative Charles Curry OF Cali,
fornia. and Lieuts. Lester Maitland
and Albert Hegenberger, the first
men to fly to Honolulu from the
ma inland.
The Washington times., 1927-08-23
PREPARING FOR FUTURE

HOLLAND, Mich, Aug. 23.-Wil-
liam Stellem. a Holland merchant
today deposited 81 in local bank
TO remain there until the year 2.427
drawing compound interest, when
the proceeds are to be distributed
among his descendants and for
charitable purposes
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
20 SCH0DZE SLOW. POLIT
KLUBU MA LANSINGVILLE.

Sch6dza sa odbyvala nedel u
vecer "a pritomnosti asi l22 IL
dov. Po zahajeni schodze precise.
da pre6ital program, podl'a kto.
reho bola sch6dza vedena. Naiprv
predseda privital nasich hosti, t..
j. kandidatov ma rozlicne nrady.
ktorych bolo ami hdb po dazdi a
tiez i'm precital program angliG-
tine a prosil, ably kazdy dl'a pro,
gramu sa drzal, mac ze bude Wy
ruseny. Program znel, ze ziaden
recnik nemoze dlhsie recnit ako
Is minnt ma jeden raz A talk sa
zapocalo S recnenim kandidatov
dl'a menoslovu. Nejdem tn vSet-
kych kandidatov mena uverej-
nit a tiez co vsetko povedali, le-
bo by to vzalo nielen cele noviny,
ale celn knihu, ale len tol pi-
sem, re II, ktori brali iieast' ma
schodzi, ma to nikdy nezabudn1.
Poucili SINE sa veru, lebo tam iSlo
oGi do oGi tax SINE poGuli, ako
sa safari meste v okrese, a jak
by sa malo Safarit' ma budnce.
Pocas reel priSlo al do ostreho, a
mnohi pozabudli al ma urceny i'm
cas- Is miniit, a museli byt' napo-
menuti. Po vSe1kych reciach ho-
stia sa roziSli klub pokracoval
vo schodzi, lenze uz nebolo moe
Gasu a talk sa mnoho nevykonalo.
Ma sch6dzi pritomni boil al "a
stupcovia dennej tlaee, ktorl nam
povedali, ze este nebrali beast ma
schodzi slovenskeho klubu, kde by
tol 'ko 1dov bolo prftomne Po-
chvalili mas, ze name tax vel'ky
klub a priali zdaru nasim pracam.
O nasej schodzi podali vel'ke zpra
wy vo svojich dennikoch. ~
Joz. r., zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
20 SCH0DZE SOUTH AVE
DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT
CLUB.

South Ave. District Improve
ment Club NAL svoju sch6dzu dna
20. septembra South Ave. Sko-
lie, ma ktorej Dol hodnf potet OBJ
canov pritomny. Obsah schodzi
boil najviac zaujimavI OIL 'adom
tel kol All, ktora bola polozena
krizom cez South Ave. blizko Kyle
ST. Ako je znamo, pravote bolo
uz pojednavan6 a vIrok sudcu
boil v prospech Standard Stag Co.
Ma schodzi bolo jednohlasne od-
hlasovane, ably SINE sa tym vyro-
kom neuspokojili, ale pravo wall
do apelaGneho s1du. Taktiez pri-
siel ma pretras South Ave. most.
Takzvana South Side Civic orga-
nizacia, pozostavajilca MATTE
l'ov pozemkov ma Market st. pro.
paguje, ably sa most ma South
Ave. postavil len 40 stop SirokT
a ME 60 stopovy, ako olIresnl ko-
misari maju V planoch. Doznali
SINE sa, re "a iizky most najviac
pracuje Republic kompania, cez
ktorej majetl1y ten most ide. to
preto, ably nemusela 70 svojich
budov vel'a odberat'. Zvolenl bol
vybor, ktory ma ist ku komisa-
rom a ich upozornit' ably sa ne
dali osudit'. Taktiez prisly al inc
zalezitosti Ma pretras OIL 'adom IL
lie, ktore potrebujh opravu. TAX
vidite drahi obcania, ma juznej
strane mmohy vas povie, ze mu
klubu netreba, re mu klub mic
nezrobi dobre. Ale tym sa vel'-
mi mylite, lebo ackol've tento
klub jestvuje len jeden rok, uz
mnoho oprav porobil tn ma juz-
nej strane. Keby som vam ich o.
pisal, tax by ste boil prekvapeni
A prave preto kazdy MATTEL po-
zemkov tuna NAL by do tohto
klubu prisllchat'. Prispevky ST
len 1Oc mesacne.
Druha sch6dza tohto klubu bu-
de dina 13. oktobra South Ave-
skole 8. hodine vecer. Drahi OBJ
cania dostavte sa kazdy jeden ma
til schodzu, ktori ste tom klube
ii, ktori este nestojite v nom,
stante sa 1dami, lebo klub je ka-
zdemu potrebny. Al recnfkov bu-
deme mat, ktorf sa uchadzajd o
mestske 1rady.
Andfej Tarapcak, zpravodaj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
PRELOzENIE sCHoDz {. 731
I. K. s. j..

Cislo 731. IzSJ. Oznamuje svo-
jim ndom, ze schodze sa zaGnn Wy
drziavat' po obede manifesto We
Ger, TAX he oktobrova sch6dza bu-
de %. okt. po obede 0 ! 30. Sch6.
DE budn kazdn stvrtu nedel u v
mesiaci ako boly. Teda prosim
vsetkych bratov povSimnnt' 81
tohto. Dalej sa ziadaji start lido
via, ably ma oktobrovu sch6dzr
dosikovali kazdy jedneho noveht
elena do IKSJ. Kazdy, ktory sta
ne medzi mas, bude nam vitany s
odmeneny zlatym odznakom. T
bratia, ktori dosikujn noveho Gle
ma do IKSJ. budn jedon kazd!
odmeneny penazitou odmenou.
s 1ctou som Vas spolubrat,
Jozef Koshan st., net.
1878 HOmeWOOd Ave
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
sCH0DzA oDB. 4e. zIvENY,

Spolok Navst. P. NJ. Odbor 46,
Ziveny oznamuje svojim sestram,
aby 81 kazda syoj dlh vyrovnala
ma 16. oktobra, ked bude riadna
schodza Odboru. Mile spolusestry,
povsimnite 81 tohto, bo name ta-
Ike sestry, ze uz po 5 mesiacov
dlhuiu a spolok musi rozpocet "a
ne posielat Potion sti z toho len
neprijemnosti nedorozumenia.
TAX vas mile sestry este raz pro
sim, ably ste 81 prisly dlh vyrov-
nat.
Som 1ctou a pozdravom na
vsetky spolusestry,
Maria Melek, ilct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
Spolkove zpravy
SCH0DZA POIIT. KLUBU
v HASELTON.

SLOW. Politicky Klub Haselton
bnde mat schodzu ma 9. oktobra
0 s. hodine vecer v skole Sv. Az
betty ma N. Haseltine Ave. ziada
svojich ddov, ably sa tejto scho-
DE s1castnili.
Spoluobcania na Haselton, pix
Milky, baseball, vakkcie inc veci
sd uz odlozene ma pojde ma druhe
leto, teraz kazdeho obGana povin.
most 'ou je sa zamfiesat' malo al
do politiky. Id1 yql'by, pre- mas v
Haselton dvojake,:Iv Youngstown
j Campbell, lebo name obcanov 2
oboch miest klupe. Mnoho pra
ce mas caka, ktorh nemozno sva
lit ma jednoho alabo dvoch. Tie5
sa media vykonat' mic, ked bude.
me len vypravat', ze to ma byt
TAX a TAX alebo druhych ohova
rat (dobrych pracovnikov), akc
stare babicky po ulici, ale chyt'
me sa do prace vsetci. To je nit
ami dobry americky ob6an, ktorj
neprislhcha do klubu a sa nesil
castnuje klubovej schodze. TakJ
obGan, ktory nenavstevuje scho
DIE, ale ostane donna so zenou S;
vadit', ten nevie len to, ze ma pom
delok must vstat' o 6. do roboty
bo ked' ME, tax no forman skvi
tuje, a kto nechce, tax no neokla
me. Musime. sa vzdelavat' a pou
covat', ably SINE "a daco stall a Il
po reel mas poznali, re SINE vide
lani l'udia. ~. a
-. M. J. Lesnak, predseda
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07

kratky W.T. 'ah obsahu hry, al to
len 20 zaciatku prveho dejstva.
Okrem toho tato hra ma este dive
dejstva a okrem tych paru osob,
ktore SINE tn spomenuli, hra este
dvadsat pat d'alSich. Je to teda
vel ka prvotriedna hra, ktora bu-
de ct. obecenstyo zaujfmat' cd
prveho zdvihnutia opony az po
posledne spadnutie. Hrajn nej
sedliaci, pani, mladez, lid, zanda-
ri, muzikanti, zbojnici, lud. - Oh
sahuie sebe mnoho dramati.
ckych seen ako al smntok, plac.
zarty, spevy a tance. - Co sa po.
tom stalo Evou, Pavlom, S A
nickon, s Martinom a inymi, to
ct. obecenstvo uvid1 az ma diva.
delnom predstaveni. Celia hra je
jedno vel Ike tajomStvo, ktore Wy
svitne az ma predstaveni. Program
mena hercov a hereciek bude u
verejnene V budncom elsie tTchtt
noyin. ".E- -...-
Ia Sbor l46. TSJS.
Andrei Cisar. riaditel'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
Smie sef predpisovat' pracovny
+. ubOr?

Danske casopisy zamestnavajn
sa pripadom, ktory pob1ril V Ko-
dani mnoho mysli. S6f istej vel
kej firmy prepustil na hodinu svo-
Ju stenotypistku, lebo nosila do
kancelarie vel nevhodny, prize
svitny odev. Mlada DANA no zaza-
lovala o nahradu stvrt 'roGneho
platu. Sud jej dial "a pravdu
odsndil Sefa k nahrade Skodv.
Vel ky kodaHsky casopis predlozil
teraz vel 'kym obchodnym domom
firmam otazku, AXE poziadavky
llladn ma odev svojich zamestnafi-
kyh. Riaditei obchodnfho domu
odpovedal, re sa nikdy touto otaz
kou nezaoberal. "NezaleM mi ma
tom, ako sa stroja mole predava-
eky. Vyzadujem cd nich len, ably
boly zdvoril6 k mojim kostyme.
! rom Riaditel 'ka znameho mod
neho salonu nezaujala vsak uz
talk liberalne stanovisko. Vrave-
la: "NaSe zamestnankyne majii
dlh6 rukavy a dlhe sukne. Zena S
kratkymi vlasmi nema nadeje, ze
by Il mas dostala zamestnanie. >
Riaditef telefonnej nstredne Sc
|svyslovil, zzesf aekol'yek ieho zen
sky personal je obleceny V uni
formne Saty, predsa sn ma tom
to pozorovat' m6dne vlivy. Cd ne
jakej DOLBY sa tieto uniformly
znaGne skratily.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07

kto ze ho postriel 'al9 Nuz jeho
nepriatel ktory tiez miloval til
Evu. A mala ona Wac milencov
zboznoyatel 'ov. Sam osvieteny
mladT pan grof sa DO nej zal 'dbil
Zal 'dbil sa do nej al notar 2 fch
dediny menom Ozorsky. A potom
este al jeden zandar, ktory ked
iSiel ma patrol SO sidruhom cez
les, vzdy yosiel do horarne na ky
sic mlieko. A ona krasna dllsa 81
q Mich ami jedneho nevSimla okrem
Pavla, ktoreho by bola milovala,
lenze hovorila, ze je akdsi prize
past medzi mimi, ktora ich deli a
nilSdy nespoji. Ked' to Pavel po-
Gul, div sa nezblaznel. Prestal pra.
covat zaGal 81 ziale zalievat'. Cd.
hanal cd seba Gierne myslienky,
ktore no morily a apply. Rozpra-
val ze sa citi ako by lezal V tma-
! vom hrobe, ze ten hrob ako by
sa S MIN dvihal a niesol no do a.
kejsi zahadnej dial ky. AktSi des.
ne obrazy kmitaly mu dusi, a
najviac ta pekna rOztomih tvar.
ale TAXA nenprosn, A tie oti, tie
carokrasne oti Eyinp, ktorf pred
MIN svietily vo dne V noel ako
! dive vel Ike ziariacc fake. Ably te.
da trochu zabudnul ma til vel 'kG
lasku k nej, vosieI do krcmy. Ale
| Goze toho, ked' no tam este vac
81 zial' nadchadzal. V taky cas- 0.
byeajne vzdy vysiei Won so spe
vom, ably l'ud znal, ze ME je spo
kojny s tym svetom. - A ked' 81
rychtarovie Anicka dozvedela, Z,
Pavel ju nech:e, ze on l'nbi lel
Evu, zacala zialit'. No a kto vi,
: GO by sa bolo S nou stale, keby il
jej matka nebola Tesla, re Pave
akziv Evu "a zenu nepojme, ze t.
jeho rOdicia ami npdovolia, ably S
wal taku skydu, taki cifrenu
ktora nevie inc len parady vystra
l jat'. Pravda ie,xze al Pavlova ma
, tka chcela AniGkn "a nevestu. al
= jej muz tom neSllhlasil, ten chce
zaS Evu. Anickin otec chcel "a
Martina "a zat "a. Anickina matk
j ME. Bola to tedy celia komedi
= medzi mimi. tn Evu Ease okrer
: Pavla miIovali este traja mladfc
= ako to uz bolo spomenutt. No on
: nemohla Mich ami jedneho milo
: vat, lebo ju eosi hatilo, co memo
y hla yyzradit'. Prave V ten cas- ]
: stopovai traja detektfvi, ktorf b.
4 Ii preoblecen1 "a zbojnikov, a kit
ri sa od pol roka zdrzovali V ic
4 hOrach. No ale to ME je, este VS.
s. tko. To GO SINE Ia podali, 5e le
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
MASKARNY BAL K. SOKO-
LEX v CAMPBELL

Venice 131. X. SOkoliek v Camp
bell usporiada ma sobotu, %. ok
tobra vel'ky maskarny bal Ia
lianskej hale ma IL. ulici, ma kto-
rom bude hrat najlepsia orche.
stra. Obecenstvo je srdecne po-
zvane prfst' v maskarach, ale kto
nechce, nemusi. Za6iatok zabavy
je vecer Z. hodine. Vstupne pre-
p&nov Soc a pre- damu 25c. Ia
vtborny zabavu ruGf vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
MASKARNY BAL
KADETSKEJ ZEN. JEDN.

Clslo II. Slovenskej Kadetskej
Zenskej Jednoty Campbell u
sporiada ma sobotu, 20. oktobra
vecer o 7. hod. vel'ky maskarny
bal v Talianskej hale ma 18th St.,
ma ktory povolava slovenske obe-
censtvo. Rozdane bud1 tri krasne
ceny najkrajsim a najskaredsim
maskam. Vstupne je len Soc pre-
muzov q Csc pre- zeny. Vyborna
Piroskova orchestra bude hrat k
tancu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
ozNAMENj1E.

Clslo 500, spolok Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda oznamuje svojim 1dom,
ably kazdy, ktory chce dostat' ka.
lendar Jednota ma rok 1928, sa
hlasil q zapisnfka ma budlcej
sch6dzi dna 9. oktobra. Cena ka.
lendara je Is centov a len ten he
dostane, kto 81 no objednA.
Som dctou,
Jan Dunai, zap.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-18
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Coolest Morning
This Winter And
Mark Was Only 23

Temperatures during the past
week reached low mark for this
winter, yesterday morning being
the minimum with nine degrees
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-18
800 WAIT + OR
MADDUX UNTIL
DARK COMES ON
Flares Lighted To Show
Runway When Final
Message Arrived

More than 500 Douglas aviation en-
thuslastS stood or sat about their cars
at the Camp Jones parade ground fly
ing field yesterday afternoon from $3.50
until long after dark awaiting the ar
rival of j. L. Maddux and the board
of directors of the Maddux corpora
ton and their wives, due here at 4
o'clock in a 12-paSSenger Ford-Stout
monoplane.
Governor G.. w. P. Hunt, attended
by state highway officials and guests,
sat in his car or strolled about the
field. Through the unfailing court
esy of Major Creed, commander of
Camp Jones, the Incompatible twen-
ty-fifth infantry band played con-
cert. Soldiers patrolled the runway
of the field
Mayor A. E. Hinton heading the
party for the flying escort for the in
coming plane arrived early. Governor
Hunt appointed County Supervisor
John B. Hart as his representative for
the escort. The N. A. A. designated
Major Greed and Captain Mullins of
Camp Jones as representatives of their
organization and of the military. The
Dispatch delegated a staff correspond
ent to accompany the escort.
George Faw, flying his Eagle Rock
plane which had been designated to
lead the escort and which had been
donated to the occasion by Faw, de-
veloped magnetic trouble, flew in from
the fair grounds and made a perfect
dead stick landing before the great
crowd, a stunt he had promised to do
Intentionally on Sunday afternoon
George Brill, flying the four-pass
enger Lincoln Standard plane, which
was to have carried the military and
N. A. A. representatives of the escort,
flew in from the fair grounds field,
made a triple contact landing and pre-
pared for the flight The sun went
down. The air became chill. Many
gave up hopes and went home The
escort postponed their departure fear
ing some delay on the part of the
coming ship. The escort planes were
finally forced to seek cover for the
night.
Suddenly came frantic messages
from Tucson that the Maddux party
had left that city bent on reaching
Douglas or crashing in the attempt
regardless of darkness. Tucson re-
quested that flares be lighted and that
an attempt be made to light the plane
to landing.
Again the unfailing courtesy of
Major Greed and his staff. Soldiers
trundled out great carts of wood Two
flares we're lighted, one at each end
of the mile long runway. The recep-
ton committee took hope. Governor
Hunt sat in his car and waited pat
iently Ears strained for the hum of
the three whirlwind motors The hum
came not and presently came jaded
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