davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-30
Marylandsky Den oslaven.

Oslava pamatky, jak pred
dvema sty 81 roxy pTistali be
lost1 osadnlci ma p1de Marylan-
du, k jej1mz brehGm prijeli ma
lod1ch "Ark" a 'Dove" ma mis-
tech, jez nyn1 nazyvany jsou
ST. Mary's okres, konana byla
v pondelf.
Mnohe vlastenecke organisa-
ce ucastnily Sc oslav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-30
Hodil ditko do ulice.

Ponevac provaz, ktery pre-
skakovala 6 rokG stara Helen
Midianrowski re S. Broadway,
Sc mu zapletl mezi nohy, 35le-
ty Alexander Kilek re Lancas-
ter ulice, chytil dfvku a hodil il
do ulice. Soudce potrestal jej
pokutou $6.45.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-30
Nalezl roztrousenych $6S.

Policejni straznlk, Wilbur
Nelson, kdyz sobotu patrolo-
val vychodn1 distrikt We ) 200
bloku S. REGISTER ulice nalezl
ma chodnfku $40. Sehnul Sc,
zvedl jej sci dale. Trochu
dale lezela desftka. Netrvalo
dlouho, kdyz ma chodniku vzdy
po nekolika kroc1ch nalezl cell
KEN S68.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-30
Automobily.


Burnadette Lackery a Anna
Dresher poraneny byly We sraz-
ce JeJich AUTOMOBILE s jinym ma
rohu North avenue a Chester
ullce. Lackery zranena byla
tezce. Dresher, 16 rok1 stara,
zranena byla lehce. ODE jelly
V AUTOMOBILE George J. Gutten-
burga z Essex. Druhy automo-
bill rldil Raymond Monk N.
Luzerne ulice.
- Pet rok1 starry Raymond
Kosnic, {. 25 N. Rose ulice IRA
nen byl automobilem ma Patter-
son Park avenue Pratt ulici.
= Sedmileta Lillian Celline-
Sc z Albermarle ulice poranena
byla kdyz jela automobile S
otcem svym po Eastern avenue
Do AUTOMOBILE jejich vrazil Pc
ter Cimbollo.
= James P. Jordan White
Hall Baltimore okresu skolnl
.nspektor, manzelka jeho a tri
ditky zraneni byli, kdyz auto
mobil jejich vrazil do parostro-
ie Northern Central drahy V
New Freedom, Pa. Automobil
byl uplne rozbit, tri mem Sc
dlc1 byli tezce zraneni.
- Robert N. Ireland z West
minister zabit byl Eleanor
Ward z Reese ul. tezce zran9na
kdyz automobil, v nemz jeli,
srazil Sc ma silnici Westminster
IA Reisterstown truckem, ma
Inemz vezeno bylo mleko.
Ireland vyhozen byl auto
mobilu skrze predni sklo. War
dove rozrazena byla lebka.
= Ma ceste k domovu po ne
zdarenem pokusu nalezti 81
praci V Baltimore, poranen byl
tezce automobilem 18lety De-
wey Lytle z Confluence Penn
sylvanii. Srazen byl automobi-
lem Elmera Constantine O.
wings Mills, kdyz Sci k domovu
svemu pesky po Reisterstown
road jeste S jednlm mlad1kem.
Nehoda udala sc u Pikesville.
Constantine pfivezl tezce zra-
neneho zpet do nemocnice V
Baltimore.
- Ben Talmanaski re So.
Collington avenue zatcen byl V
pondell v noci asi "a hodinu
po tom, kdyz srazil svym auto
mobilem 20letou Cornelii Small
wood re S. Washington ulice,
nechal tuto lezeti ma dlazbe
Lombard ulice a ujel.
Policista nalezl jej lez1c1ho V
posteli, jak Sc zda opileho po-
plrajic1ho, re by vdbec v auto
mobilu 81 vyjel.
q soudu vinen jest rychle
j1zdy, re zhasl svetla, kdyz ze-
|nu pfejel, aby nebylo videt c1-
slo license a re ujel z m1sta ne
hody. Drzan jest pod zarukou
$500.
- Dve zeny, jedna matka,
jez jela pro syna do skoly a
druha osetrovatelka, tezce IRA
neny byly, kdyz automobil je-
jich nedaleko Riderwood v Bal
timorskem okresu srazil Sc S ry-
chl1kem Pennsylvania drahy.
Howard Adams z Roland
Park jest matkou touto. Ose-
trovatelkou jest Eleanor Stan
ford. Teto byl poranen kTfz a
kycel pferazena.
Pro syna Adamsove jelly do
Marston's skoly. Automobil
r1dil cernoch, John Thompson
jenz byl lehce zranen. Adam
sova jest manzelkou presidenta
is. M. Hamilton uhelnf spoiled
nosti.
Zamlcuje pricinu zastreleni.
Nj x.o H., ox,xyoL 1ouS <1>S1
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-30


prece, jak Sc to stane must Sc
ma vlastni oci videt a usi slyset
to Sc media vypsat, to bych Sc
marne namahal, to by sazec
pro sm1ch ami nevysazel. Proto
zaopatrte 81 vstupenku pTedem
"a Csc vyhrazena sfdla zvlast
Proto nasedat prisedat nez Sc
to srazi. Ma shledanou Dop.
Bohemian Novelty Or
kestra", jez pod ffzenfm p. Va
clava Kul1ska potesuje cas- Cd
casu ceskymi pfsnemi re stani-
ce w. C. A. O., koncertovati
bude opet v patek, 13. dubna
Cd CT hodin vecer. Clenove
kapely test Sc z prime ceskeho
i iinonarodn1ho obecenstva a
jeho zajmu ma koncertech.
Pri posledn1m koncertu Wy
slovena byla jednfm clenem ka-
pely po skoncen1 programu ne
pekna poznamka, ktere mnozl
naslouchaj1c1 Sc zasmali a JIM
pohnevani byli. Jak p. Kulisek
tax p. Rudolf Kilian lituji, re
ten detinsky zert pronesen byl
a ujistujf obecenstvo, re zabra-
nj tomu, aby neco podobneho
vice sc nestalo. Orkestra co
nevidet pobav1 pratele Radia
jak nejlepe jim mono bude.
Twilight Entertainers"
ceska kapela, vytecne pobavila
posluchace Radia re stanice
w. F. B. R. We ctvrtek, %. bre-
zna hrou ceskych tanecnich
kouskd, pri nichz jiste nohy ma
slouchajfcfch jen "hraly'', no
tovy ku skocenf 81. Navy jed
notlivych cfsel oznamoval ces-
ky tis1cGm poslouchajfclch p.
Vaclav Hradsky. Kapela pote-
81 naslouchaj1cf dalslm koncer-
tenn We ctvrtek, 5. .dubna V 1915
vecer re stanice w. F. B. r.
= Jiz tuto nedeli,- 1. dubna
sehraje V D6lnickem Dome DR..
Odbor Del. Vzdel. Spolku "Po-
krok" divadelnf predstaven1
pod maven ga Sc zenit nebu-
du'', veselohra O 3 jednanfch.
Napsal Jiff Balda. Rezii vede
K. Kudrna. Zacatek We 8 hod. |
odpol. Nasledujfci ucinkuj1 =
R. Gabrielova, K. Kudrna, K.
Rys, And. Cincibusova, Ad. Xii
mes, M. Krsova, Al. Masek, K.
Matrasova.
Pripravte Sc ma oslavu Prvn1-
ho Maize. Dop. |
- Tenn, kter1 vidl V divadle
lidovychovnou instituci a kter1
mem hledaj1 vice nez chv1lko-
YOU zabavu, Dram. odbor Sok. |
Jed. Blesk zavdecil Sc posled-
MIN predstaven1m, pfi nemz ma
scenu uvedl hru "Gejs1r aneb
Boure zivota', pera K. Schein
pfluga. Kresba charakterd je|
vyborna. Sokolstf herci, po del
sim case, behem nehoz pesto-
vana veselohra a opereta, sahli |
ku vazne praci dramaticke, kite
ra dotyka Sc problemd spole-
censkych pred i pc svetove val
ce. Hra Scheinpflugova popr-
We zde provozovana uchvatila
obecenstvo cd pocatku az dol
konce - divak odchazi uspo-
kojen, nebot nebylo mic necha-
no dohadGm a fantasii = vse
bylo vypovezeno do posledniho
punt1ku. Ze hra zanechala ta-
kovy hluboky DOZEN, O to ma
zasluhu i ten maly soubor her
cG. Rezie p1. Ceske Martin
kove mela stastnou ruku We W.
beru hercG. Vybrala do hry
nekolik novych mladych sill,
ktere prekvapily svym talen-
tenn. Scenicka 1prava jeviste
PIP. Valy a Ceskeho byla vzor-
ma. Zdarile masky byly dilem
p. j. R. Cihlare. V prestavkach
1cinkovala hudba sok. dorostu.
- Dne Is. dubna sehrana
bude zpevohra "Slecinka c mi
kaden1". Je to predstaveni ma
rozloucenou. Dop.
-O-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-30
Ctrnactilety projizdsl Sc kra-
denem automobilu.

Ctrnact rok1 starry Ellis Fa-
der zatcen byl ma Monroe ulici,
ponevac svetla ma jeho auto
mobilu nebyla rozzata.
Kdyz vysetrovan byl, shleda-
no, re je ctrnact rokG star ze
automobil ukradl N. Heckerovi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-30
Woods bude souzen 2. dubna.

Frank ]. Woods, bratr Jamese
H. Woods, jenz Sc primal, re
wal cast penez re $4,000, jez
zprnevereny byly z fund1 stat
nj silnicn1 komise, souzen bude
2. dubna. Jest obvinen, re
zpronevefil $4,000. Po jeho
soudu dojde ma William J. Fal-
kenberga, byvaleho klerka ko-
mise, jenz vinen jest re zpro-
nevery $4,000 a Johna B. Grif-
fina, jenz pry z fonda ma $4,-
900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-30
Folly divadlo zniceno pozarem

Jedno z nejstarsich divadel
zdejs1ch zniceno bylo pozarem
We stredu. Znicenym divadlem
je Folly ma rohu Baltimore u
lice a Fallswy. Pri pozaru a
hasici poraneni byli. Jedna zeG
Sc sesula. Divadlo zniceno by
10 1plne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-30
ctyri mssice Ia kopnuti
DoIicisty.

Bernard McGray, kdyz zaty-
kan byl straznfkem Stephen
Lejenski, kopl tohoto do zalud-
ku. Soudce odsoudil jej ma
ctyTi m6sice do polepsovny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-30
Prohibice.

Vladn1 soudce odsoudil v So
botu ctyri prestupnfky prohibi-
ce do zalaTe cd ctyr mesfcn do
sedesati dnf. Penezite pokuty
cd $3.50 do 5000 ulozeny byly
tTem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-30
Archbishop Sc vratil Floridy.

Archbishop, Michael J. Cur
ley, vratil Sc v pondelf do Balti-
more Floridy, kde skorem ce-
IL mesic zotavoval sc z choro-
by sve.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-01-12

that the big production would be found the west side and i
through his advice that drilling continued at the Louis
gusher.
The Refinery Sunburs have contracted for
the OIL and laying pipe line from the Louis gusher
mile west Of to their refinery expected that this
will be rushed completion the production at the well
be let TO flow at full capacity
The Rock permit the side controlled by the Marharg
Oil company of which E. Anrus of Minneapolis head and
A. Kascht is field manager has done considerable drilling dur
ing the past year and have four producing wells
With this big we'll almost within the corporation Of Kevn,
makes realize the theory have held during The past five
that Kelvin is located right in the Of the big Kevin
Sunburst Oil field We already just during the past
few days. which have been very active that Kelvin due for
Of the biggest ard best have experienced
The Majestic gusher is just mile Of the who
knows but what sitting top Of big pool Of oil
actually sleeping oil.-Iefs Co."
Frank Brown, proprietor Of Montana Cafe and is
of the lucky holding shares in this big WE'LL has had
chances sell his place of business here advised
to "hold" as we are in sight Of great future.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-01-12

strong as ever and will flow heavy
production as soon as a disposition q
the oil can be arranged for.It is more
than likely that some Of the surplus
oil will be trucked outwithin the mex!
few days, if no better way is found
to care for it.
G. W. Jett is still in the field and
reports to the local office every few
days. He says that the well is just as
good as the day it came in and gives
tAgs everything possible to care for the
no evidences Of weakening He is do
oil, but Z IS a difficult task under
present sonditlos.
Mr.. 3aker is slowly recovering
from the effects OF a severe attack o.
the flu, but expects to be able to go
over to the eld within tue next week
end will ldse personal cha.ce Of az
fairs. Wher the pipe lin reaches tns
lease the we'll will be opend Up and
real test nade of just wlias il will
do. At present the pressure is report
ed as strong as it was when it came
in Kalispell Monitor
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-01-12
ELLIOTT DRILLERS
WAIT FOR WEATHER

Last Saturday Contractor
Bill Elliott, who has been drill.
ing two oil wells in this terri.
tory. the we'll a few mile:
north of Pendroy and the Hea-
" Springs we'll southwest Of
town, called off all drilling op.
erations until there is a decid-
ed break in the weather.
During the past two months
Mr.. Elliott has been attempting
to combat the weather ele-
mentS in sinking these two
wells, but the intense cold and
inability to make good delivery
of fuel oil and supplies on ac-
count of the badly drifted
roads, has necessitated shut
down until warmer weather.
In spite of the bad weather,
fairly good progress has been
made at both wells. The Pend
roy we'll was down 1000 feet
when operations suspended
and the well at Healy Springs
was 1850 feet last week Mr..
Elliott saws that Pendroy well
is not deep enough to attempt
to make any predictions at this
time, but the Healy well is log
ging the best of any we'll that
he has been drilling and, while
he is not making any predic-
lions of striking oil, the we'll is
showing unmistakable signs Of
being considerably higher than
the discovery well in Pondera
Coulee.
Mr.. Elliott hopes for a break
in the weather soon and with
warmer weather can complete
both wells before spring.
Conrad Independent.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-01-12
Well
Sh0Win& UD

Ed. Kenny. who was a guest Of Cor
don Campbell for a few days return
ed to Calgary the last Of the week
Mr.. Kenny is associated with the
Ranchmens' Gas and Oil company,
now drilling a test well at Alderside,
Alberta, and brought some samples
Of the sands from that well, which
show that same is now in the Koote-
mai sands at a depth Of 24S0 feet. Pro-
duction is expected at around 2600
feet according to the report made by
Gordon Campbell. Six flows OF gas
have SO far been encountered with
considerable showings CT oil and no
water. Much interest is shown in
this well as it will prove up consider
able territory.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-01-12
FERDIC GETS
CUSHER in
OREGON BASIN

s. G. Ferdig, we'll known Montana
oil operator, scored another success
this week with the completion Of his
first well in Oregon Basin, in north
ern Wyoming, where he opened up a
gusher estimated at 25.OOO barrels Of
black oil.
The well was drilled by Cody Pet
roleum company in section 7-51-1OO.
There is no way Of determining the
capacity but from the enormous pres
sure it was estimated at 5000 barrels
from it's 2OO-foot sand which the bit
he's just touched. It is making gool
clean pipeline oil of "A gravity. It
proves the north end Of Oregon Basin
proper including extensive acreage Of
the Ferdig interests and other Indep-
endents.
Cody Petroleum is starting its No.
we'll with electric equipment driv-
ing a heavy rotary, which is expected
to solve the difficulty of getting thru
the terrific gas pressure of upper
sands The No. was drilled with
cable tools.
William Mcknight, resident man
ager of the Ferdig properties, and R.
G. Estes, field superintendent, stated
that large drilling campaign is in
prospect in Oregon Basin, and opera
tors are turning their attention to the
marketing Of the oil Ferdig will i'm
Sneditely erect storage tanks to
handle his production while Illinois
Pipe Line company is qextending its
pipeline to take the oil. The gather
ing lines will be increased from three
inch to sixinch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdig are now in Pas
adena., but the completion Of the big
well will end their winter vacation
Mr.. Ferdig controls approximately
1897 acres in this field in addition to
his properties in Kevin, Sunburst,
Pcndtra, Bannatyne and Flathead,
E. @. It is stated that Ralph Arnold
appraised these properties on Sep
tember s. 1897, at $1,269,792, which
figures will be increased by the com
pletion Of this well
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-01-12

After getting all available tank.
age from neigllboring leases and from
srnburst, the big storm of last week
shut off further progress at the Baksr
Barnhill-Corey well in the sw of 9-94-I
which continues to be the sensation
cf the Kevin-Sunburst oil field JUST
before the storm swooped down upon
the field all arrangements had been
made for the runningof the pipe line
to the we'll, but they We're unable tc
move a wheel when the storm set in
and it is worth ones life to attempt
to do anything from Friday until
Tuesday. The roads were all filled
with snow 10 depth thai made them
impossible up until yesterday and
little is yet being moved. At last re-
ports sufficient tanklge has been
COTTON to the lease to store about 5000
barrels of oil The well was pinchad
dcwn to about 15O barrels per day III.
the hope that this tankage would lasl
until the pipe line could reach the
well, but the pipe line will be delay
ed for possibly a week yet, even tho
the weather il favorable, as all the
gullies are filled with snow and big
drifts will have to be cleared before
tho line can be run.
1t is not deemed advisable to shut
the well off completely, as it is fear
ca that it might again turn to water
should this course be pursued It WIS
planned to put on a fleet Of trucks
tc haul the surplus oil to Oilmont az
soon as the roads are opened in order
10 keep the we'll runnig until the
pip line is laid. It is said that an
earthen reservoir has also been filled
withoil and that desperate measures
will be restored toibefore the well will
be entirely shut off. Weather condi-
tions in the field have been SO bad
that nothing can be done in the way
Of drilling or other work "A report /
received yesterday, however, said that
the weather is moderating and hope
is entertained that things will be
moving along within the next few
DAYS. The well is reported to be as
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-01-12
SHOWS GOOD STATEMENT

The statement of the Sun
burst Bank has appeared in
this paper upon every call for
statement ever since the first
issue Of this paper. We are
glad to note from the figures
Submitted that they are grow
ing a little each year. Among
bankers it is known as the
strongest bank of its size in the
United States.
The depositing public know
to dead certainty that they
can always get their money
when they want if when they
put it in the "old reliable Sun
burst State"
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-01-12
sTocKHoL DERs MEETING
AT kEvIN STATE BANK

AT meeting of stockholders Of the
Kevin State Bank, held on Tuesday
Jan. 10th, the following officers and
directors were elected for the ensuing
year: Thos. c. Anderson, Il. Loron-
sen, A. Goeddertz, P. T. Sweeney and
A. N. Purkey. Most of these men
have been residents Of this communi-
ty for a good many years and have
wide acquaintance. Their stnding
in the community we'll qualities them
for their connection with an institu-
ton Of this kind
While the bank is comparatively a
rev institution, its deposits have
grown from twenty-three thousand to
upwards of two hundred thousand in
the past two years. AS shown by the
bank statement as Of December S1st,
published in this issue. It has adopt
ed the safe and sane system Of bank
ing, investing the depositors money
in marketable bonds, making it pos
eibIe to pay same on demand. The
statement also shows no overdrafts,
which probably places it among We
ry few in the state showing an elimi-
nation of this practice.
With the development of the West
side Oil Field, this bank, along with
ether business institutions Of Kevin
may look forward to many good and
years.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-01-12
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY

Brucia Marler Gordon, age
/ year Jan. 9th. Children
present: Jean Gladys Kelly.
Helen Mae Dipple. Elvina
and June Dipple, Anna Lee
Farris, Bernice Walker, Bud
dy Updegraff, Robert and Jack
Brown and Georgia Speer.
Amanda Speer and Virginia
DunstaIl helped entertain the
tiny tots after school. Brucia
Gordon and Jean Kelly cut the
birthday cake. (?)
Attention StOckmen: We
have a stock Of cottonseed
meal and cake on hand at Sun
burst. To0le County Grain
Company. (S6-23t)
Home is where the keys
were left, in the other pants of
the tw0-pants suit.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-01-12

Women are sensible, except
at times. Some get married
because they are tired of work.
mo
Evening star., 1928-04-29

lion miles Of these inferior roads In the
daily rural mail service. The Govern
ment would save millions annually
through better secondary highway roads
and materially aid the farmer by the
expenditure of these funds on the Sec
ondaiy highway system" declares Dr.
s. NJ. johnson, chairman of the Ma
tional Good Roads Board of the assoc
citation and representing the Lee High
way Association. The proposals en-
bodied in the Browne Watson bill were
submitted to the 48 Government and
state highway departments last Fail by
the association through its National
Good Roads Board.
Overwhelming Approval Expressed.
Replies received by the motoring or
SANITATION reveal an overwhelming de-
mand from the State government and
State highway departments for the en-
actment OF the special highway fund,
which will materially speed up highway
construction in the United States at
least five tim ! and keep abreast of the
increased automobile registrations.
Passage OF the Browne Watson bills
will mean the speeding up five times of
the present highway construction pro-
gram In the United States" Thomas j.
Keefe, general manager of the organi-
cation. told the House committee on
roads during the hearing on the original
bill. The measure will have the undi-
vided support Of the 3.48o, 900 auto
mobile owners in the country and should
be speedily enacted into law, as 1t is
economically sound"
Under the Federal-aid proportion
ment the largest sum will 60 to Texas.
which will receive $3l ,937, 900 for high
way construction. ranging down to Della
ware. which will receive nearly $4,000
600 under the bill---one-half of which,
under the new measure, is to be ex-
pended in the improvement of second
ary road systems in the respective
States.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
AUTOMOTIVE BRIEFS

David S. Hendrick, established
automobile dealer here, has taken over
the Hupmobile at lI41 Connecticut ave-
nue..
Willard Karl has been appointed local
District manager OF the De Soto Motor
Corporation. the recently announced
new division of the Chrysler Corpora
ton.
The Lambert Hudson Motors Co, long
established at the corner of Connecti-
cut avenue and l. street, has moved to
1881 Fourteenth street. The firm of
Joseph McReynolds has moved to 17ol
Fourteenth street.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SECONDARY ROADS
LISTED FOR us. AID
Bills Before Congress AlIot
407,341,145 for Specified
Class of Highways.

Federal aid for the Improvement OF
the 2.S00 900 miles of secondary high
ways in the United States is provided
for under the terms of q new bin intro
0uced in the House this week by Repre-
sentative Edward +. Browne Of Wis
consin, author Of H. II. loi42. which
provided sum of $407.34i las as a
special highway building fund.
The new Browne bill is a modifica-
ton Of the old bin introduced on Janu-
ary so by Representative Browne. in
that it provides that one~ahlf of this
huge special highway fund shall be
made available for the improvement on
the secondary highway system of the
Is States
The original measure. fostered by the
American Motorists Association, pro-
vided that the entire sum should be
proportioned among the States for ex~
pendituTe exclusively on the 100000
miles of Federal-aid highway system. A
companion bill for the special highway
building fund has been introduced IN
the Senate by Senator James E. Watson
OF Indiana, both the Browne and Wat
son bills being unique in that despite the
huge sum appropriated for highway
construction Il will add nothing to the
tax payers burden.
Source of Fund Outlined.
The fund is TO be derived from the
sale of French bonds now i'll the United
States Treasury and which will mature
in August of next year. The bonds
were given by the French government
in payment OF more than $4,000 600 900
worth of equipment and supplies
In reintroducing the measure Repre-
sentative Browne told his colleagues
that the bill as revised will extend
practical aid to the farmer, who is badly
In need OF a secondary farm service
hikhway system not included in the
Federal highway program.
AT the present time the Federal Gov
ernment Is not doing anything toward
improving conditions OF farm service
rnsds. although it uses more than a mil
Evening star., 1928-04-29
DANES USE BICYCLES.
Reported to Be More Numerous
Than Trucks in Denmark.

According to an article In the Auto
car Messenger, bicycles are more nu-
merous in Denmark than motor trucks.
An official of the Royal Automobile
Club estimated that there were 5000, 900
bicycles In use In Denmark This Is
most surprising when It Is known that
there are only 100000 people in
Denmark Bicycles in Denmark, the
article affirms, are used in place Of
trucks by all business firms whose prod.
ucts are small enough for bicycle de-
livery. Others use wagons and q few
trucks. One department store, the
Magasin du Nord. admitted the pos
session OF 13 trucks. The largest truck
fleet In Denmark numbers 125 vehicles
and Is owned and operated by the post
office.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Fire Engines and Autos.

Besides protecting yourself by getting
out OF the way Of fire engine, you may
De aiding the fire department to extfn-
gulsn the blaze little more quickly.
Ine nre may be In neighbor's home or
duty. Are you?
Evening star., 1928-04-29

Ignition cables put UP in sets to f1t
any car and complete with all termi-
mails have greatly simplif1ed the old
problem Of replacing worn, oil-soaked or
rotted wiring.