davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Boys Clothing

llsO BOYS WASH SUITS. SIZES foe
3 10 years. CSC to S1.3s values, for
(f2o) SCHOOL BLouSES. CoLLAR-AT-
tached and sports some nussed from
display; perfect and rregulars. 7ee to 20e
t1fa) LINED KNlcKERs, SMALL SIZE
Long Pants and Corduroy Longies; some ir-
regulars; to i6 years in lot. CSC to zoe
(s441 SUMMER PAJAMAs. oNE-PIEcE
styles; all coIors including white; to Zoe
~ year. CSC TO S1.19 values, for ........
tf2) SLICkERS AND RUBBER RAIN
coats, waterproof; Sizes 6, IL, IA, 10, G1 TO
49, So and S. values, for
1851 BLACK RUBBER RAiNCoATS, zoe
(97 vY-WEIGHT DARK KHAKI
kniekers and Golf Pants, TO II years. 70e
CSC TO $1.15 values. for ,.o,<
(1o0) BOYS SUITS. SOME WITH kNick.
ers, others with long Pants; regular and stout
sizes. Regular sizes TO II years,
stout sizes 13 TO 10 years. s6.75 to S3 70
" VASE ASH sUlTs sUT1oN.oN MODELS;
also piece Play Toss: blue, khaki 20c
and striped: TO years. sec vaIue. for
1927 ALL-WooL SUITS, SOME WITH.
Golf Pants, others with LONG Pants and Vest;
dressy mixtures; sizes 10 to 10 years. S8. rs
Valued at $12.75 and st4.75, for.
1851 SUITS, TWO KNOCKERS OR LONG
and Short Pants, dressy mixtures; Gh QS
TO II years. Ss75 TO &12.75 values. for
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Odd Lots-Furniture

1907 OpD UNFINISHED KITCHEN CHAIRS.
sold regularly for st.59 to Sf9s Fri. GI
day at Observation-Disclosures. .+t,..t- ~
~ ODD SEWING TABLES, ENAMELED
IN ivory end blue, orange and green Gs7 III
~ SIX .PIECE BREAKFAST SET, FIN,
ished in orange and green. Slightly
imparfsct Regular 500 grade. Art 20
Friday at ....,..4,........tt.., W" -"
~ THREE PIECE FIBRE SUITES. CON.
sisting of 0,inch sofa, rocker and chair. Gre
tonne covered automobile seats. Reou. GE0
ri BAEY CARRIAGES. WITH FIBRE
body and hood long tubular steel
pushsr Regular s22.s0 grade. SI0. Or
al FisRE DAVENPORT SUITES, CON
sstna Of long bed davenport rocker snd
chair. Loose spring filled cushions, up,
holssersd in erstonne. Regular si2s G05
GRADE ,t,st-+,tss fttftt ttttt
GoLDEhEER6's-FURN STORE
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Hosiery

Women's Rayon and Silk mixed Stock
ingS also some chiffonS, mock seam back;
some have the rayon garter welt, others
have the liSle; in assorted shades; some
sizes missing in the lot; slight ir- 40
regulars. 81 values for. .... fA(
ChildrenS Rayon and Ribbed Cotton
Sport Socks, in assorted shades, in the
fancy turnover cuffs, perfect quality and
Slight irregulars; broken sizes. SOC 00c
WomenS Full fashioned Service-weight
Silk Stockings, four-inch Isle garter welt,
in a good range of popular shades Slight
irregulars and incomplete range of TO-
sizes $150 values for r...... /S(
Odd lot of Infants Short Socks, rayon
and few cottonS. slight irregulars
and perfect quality; broken sizes. e.
Limited quantity y...... C(
GoLDEN5E ERcS-FiRST FLOOR.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Evening star., 1928-05-03

bishop ever arraigned before a church
court
While the bishops name went unan-
swered AT the opening conference Tues
day. Bishop Edgar Blake of Paris
who has had charge of Bishop BaSts
area since his suspension. came to his
defense in q pamphlet
CharacterizIng the accused prelate as
9 genius, and an lndefatigable worker.
Bishop Blake said that despite the buff
feting growing out of the trial of Bishop
BaSt, he was unable TO note any serious
setback in the Danish area program.
Bishop Balek said that grave issue
had been raised that the Methodist
Church must face. not only in Denmark.
but elsewhere in Europe. He said that
the church is not 10 be allowed to
administer its own rules and regulations.
SO long as il respects individual and
property rights, without interference
from the civil authorities the future ad-
nlnlStration of the church would be
greatly 1eopardized.
Distribution of the report before the
ecclesiastical court had a chance to
convene caused added significance to be
attached TO Bishop Blake's remarks by
some delegates. It was understood that
the couEt Of II ministers would be Sc
lecteo today TO consider the case in ex-
ecutive session.
Evening star., 1928-05-03

~ TEN.PlEcE DINING ROOM SUITE, OF
American Walnut vensered uumwood.
Suite consists OF 60 inch buffet, open china
closet, serving table with tray, A.inoh round
extension table and ak chairs with GIOD
tapestry seats. Regular S4eb grade.
American walnut Veneered on gumwood. AZ.
inch dresser, tuIt size vanity, ehiHo'
robe and bow end bed. Regular &1IO
atA5 grade OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
f0j CHESTS or DRAWERS, WALNUT
finished on aumwoodj four drawers. GO O1
Regular $3.50 grade Friday at P~.Y0
upholstered in jacquard velour. REQ. &I0Q
ulsr st3b grade. Friday At ..,,....,.. WV
lt0) ODD FIBRE CHAIRS AND ROCKERS,
in assorted eolorinas. Regular IIC ZE
$3.50 Grade. Friday nj .,.+.,.,.. WA~' ~
(t9) coil BED SPRINGS, SIZES PIT,
II, . in, and II. Regular s2a SI2.75
Grads Friday At ...,...,t,..tt,, #A~''p
CROSS THE STREET"
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Underwear

Women's Athletic Union Suits,
style, pink and white, slight sec
onds; broken sizes. 81 value for.
Misses Athletic Cross barred
Union Suits, bodice style; some
have open seat; broken sizes. soc
value for Observation-Disclosures.
Women's .Gauze Vests, bodice
style; regular size only. y..........
Womens GauZe Cotton Union
made In bodice style, shell-trimmed
knee; regular sizes only. SOC value
for
ENBERG'S-FtRST FLOOR.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Handkerchiefs

Mems Silk Pongee HandkerchiefS, col
ored drawn-thread effects, hem
stitched borders, slight irregularS, To-
soc and SOC values, for. .......... IS(
Women's Colored Georgette Handker-
chiefs. with embroidered corners. in the
delicate pastel colors; attractive
d-embroidered designs in the -,
corners 25c values, each. .. ~
Womens Handkerchiefs. linen and fine
cottons, embroidered corners, colored bor-
der, corded and woven border and colored
effects; some are musSed from dis - !,
play. 12c, l5c and i9c kinds, each. ~
DENEERG'S-FiRST FLOOR.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Mems Clothing

mostly all-wool quality; well tailored: mar
row leg style; sizes 27, %, 90 and 30 CT
waist measure. Reduced to. ...... DI
(4D Odd Vests, left from suits, fine
grades and well tailored; sizes 80, 00
33, "a, 35 and 36. Reduced to LSC
(98) Pairs of Pants plain gray and tan
with cuffs and belt loop; sizes 80 to IS.
also few of fancy mixtures. in
sizes 29 and 38 waist. Regular CT O0
$3.95 grade. Friday at. Ql .C>
1927 Three-pc. Summer Suits. all-wooI
crash and flannel; silk trimmed: single
breasted models: sizes "a to c10 SO
(22) Fashion Park Suits, dark brown and
gray mixtures, also blue; half-lined: mar
row leg pants; sizes 35, So. 38, C1A or
80 and 40 Reduced to -. DI 4.2O
GoLDEN5ERG'S-FIRST FLOOR.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Mems Furnishings

tl84 pr.) Mems Rayon Mixed Sport Hose,
with reinforced heel, toe and sole. In plaids.
stripes and checks; many color combina-
tionS. Sizes 10 to IL. Slight irregu- IT,
lars of SOC grade ......... IL(
(l2) Mems Sport Sweaters, V-neck and
button-front styles. Broken sizes To-
Regular $250 grade. e........... |S(
Mems Knit Ties. in stripes and plain
colors. Regular 39c to CSC grade, 16c
5 Iso5 Mems stetson Hats. in tans crews
browns, black and staples. Sizes s..
to 7l2. Regular s. grade c. ~
Friday at 3O.OS
(28l Mems Rayon Union Suits. in white,
flesh and orchid. Sizes SO, 38 and 40 only
Regular $3.50 grade. Friday CT 10
at .......... ................... " "@
(23l Mems All-wool Medium weight
Sweaters, Slip-over model with V-neck In
black and blue trimmed in white. c. IN
Sizes 36 to ~. Regular 81 grade y .H
with fancy tops. Most all sizes. 0zo
Regular 69c grade ........... nc
t75) Mems Genuine Broadcloth Running
Pants, also shirts to match. Small -
sizes only Regular 75c grade. fOC
Mems Pure Thread Silk Hose. with rein
forced heel. toe and sole. Black only
Sizes 10 to 111a. Perfect quality and
slight irregulars Of 81 to $3.50 1-c
grade Observation-Disclosures. O/C
Suits, Refs. Oneita. Merit and other high
grade makes. Short sleeves and long legs.
long sleeves and long legs short sleeves and
knee length: also athletic style All sizes
in the lot. but not in each style, ~
Regular 81 so to 50 grade . /SC
6oLoEN5ERG's-FiRsr FLOOR.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
RUM RUNNERS ESCAPE
UNDER SMOKE SCREEN
Detroit Police Believe Device Is
STANDARD Equipment" on Con-
traband Cars.
B. the Associated Press.

B. she Associated Press
DETROIT. May with four police
Casualties in the last few days from
nauseating smoke screens used by rum
runners. and the finding Of an automo-
bile equipped for that purpose. officials
yesterday expressed the opinion that the
weapon has found general adoption
among bootleggerg Of the Detroit
area
Two officers in a police car were
pursuing rum runner al terrific speed
along suburban road Monday night
when the fleeing machine emitted a
cloud Of oily black smoke that blinded
the purEuerS and sent them crashing
into a ditch. Neither was seriously
injured. but both suffered considerably
from the smoke.
Two deputy sherins were made TO
crash the same way a few days preVi-
ously. The smoke screen" car was
found at Trenton Mich. Saturday. A
mixture Of crude oil and mustard had
been placed IN a tank under the floor
board and connected, IT, was believed.
with the exhaust.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Art Goods

Soc Stamped Nightgowns. seconds. good
Of ofay dainty S"ss pste4ns nansook assortment soc
81 Stamped Bedspreads, heavy quality
unbleached muslin, double-bed size:
Thsse PTsser are ecndsd as@aeeG Various designs 00C
Zoe 10 soc Stamped Goods, including
Ready made and Bound Aprons. Three
piece Buffet Sets, Wolfe Boudoir Pillow
Slips, Ready-made and Bound Card u
Table Covers, etc, each. ...... AON
GOLDENEE R0'S-FtRST FLOOR
USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Laces

IT'S Yards of Cotton Crochet and Cluny
Edges, one to three inches wide. white
and ecru. 10c a yard regularly I~
rs Yards of Silk Tulle, 72 inches wide for
trimmings or fancy costumes, white, black
and a good variety of the best CT 40
colors. Regularly $l98 yard, for ~ .O1
Handmade Picot Edge. tatting and filet.
various widths. Valued at 12Iac 0Ec
without coats. $50 values. for SO(
GOLDENBERG'S-FIRST FLOOR
CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
SIS to $6.75 Felt-base Rugs
and Art Squares
S2.95
Perfect and lrreguIars

6xe-ft Rugs. with borders; or squares.
without borders; sizes 7 #. 8 by 9 #. and
Sxo #. Carpet and tile patterns. Arm
strong and Congoleum makes.
(15) Armstrong; Felt-base Rugs, sizes
9x9 it., #. by 10 it. and 9x12 it., COM
plete with borders; irregulars of C.
SLOTS grade Friday, at t DO
(9) Extra Heavy Administer Rugs and
Fringed Velvet Rugs. size 6x9 Go 7S
1T. Reduced to-. ....... VAO.IO
t1D Administer Hall Runners, size it.,
3x9 #. and #. 3x12 #. For
nD;sot mer s97S and $i2sS grades S6 O5
(29l Stenciled Japanese Grass Rugs, size
6x9 ft.. double warp grade; blue.
green and brown coloringS. CT 90
Reduced to ..... U1 90
49, Imperial Crex Rugs. also Hodges
Fibre and Kimlark Rugs sizes 8x10 #. and
8 it., 3x10 IT. g. Former $1250 c. 0E
TO $1,000 grades Reduced to- Q/ 20
Mill lengths of Inlaid and Jaspe Limo
leums, 2 to 5 yard lengths; g.
quarter width. Friday, square E0c
yard ..................... CUC
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Gloves

Women's Two-claSp Gloves, Milanese silk,
double tipped fingers, Paris point stitched
backs. assorted colors and sizes 81 GO
values, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Women's Imported Novelty Cuff Kid
Gloves. embroidered backs, turn-back cuffS,
also slip-on style, assorted colors and
sizes. $2.95 TO $3.50 values, CT IT
for ........+. .+........... W
Women's Novelty Cuff Chamosuede
Gloves, embroidered back and turn-back
embroidered cuffs assorted sizes Az
and colors 79c to ST values. for. 1fCN
GOLDENBERG'S-FlRST FLOOR.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
NEW PROPELLER HELD
NEED OF LEXINGTON
Steel Magnate Says Blades in Air
craft Carrier Are at
Fault.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
Los ANGELES, May 3-Eugene g.
Grace, president of the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation. said here today that
speed defects in the United States
Navy's new airplane carrier Lexington
were due to her propeller blades and
could be renedied easily. The Lexing-
ton was built by a shipbuilding subsid-
tary Of Bethlehem Steel.
The Lexington is a fine boat" said
Grace. who arrived here with a party of
friends aboard his private railway car.
The defect in her speed can be reme-
Cleo with very little trouble. All she
needs is new propeller blades How the
error happened do not know. We did
not build the blades nor install them.
BIT l know what is the matter and the
remedy can be found Ncw blades are
sl that is necessary"
The Lexington. in tests recently. fail
eo TO meet Navy requirements.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Jeweiry and
Handbags

The New Chain D'Oree. a gold-finiSh
rope chain made of tiny gold beads, woven
in heavy rope effect that makes a beautiful
effective necklace. These chains can be
worn at full length or twisted in several
strands around neck. Sold for 40
merly for So ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fO(
A sample lot of Leather Belts. in width
from 34-inch TO 2i2-inch, in plain anC
combination effects: assorted sizes. O=
SOC and 69c values for. r. ZIC
Handbags made of Karetol leather fabric
in underarm, pouch and back
strap styles: assorted colorS 81 -
values for [/&
oIDEN6ERG'S-FIRST FLOOR.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Neckwear and Flowers

Flowers left from previous sales in silk,
velvet and fabric. large and small clusters
and color combinations, soc to 79c m
= = s.. ID,
Assorted Neckwear. VeSteeS. Collar aGl
Cuff Sets and JabotS lace. georg- 40
cite and linen. 81 value. for -fC(
IS VeStee BlouSeS of broadcloth and piQue
white and colorS. tailored effects. short
sleeves can be worn with and O. =.
without coats, $3.50 values for - 90
oLDENSERG'S-FIRST FLOOR
CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Women's
Undergarments

A lot of Silk Crepe de Chine Teddies and
Step-ins, assorted shades and
fine laces; broken lot and sizes CT IN
81 95 values for or.. &pI. .ZS
Step-inS of voile novelty material. light
assorted colorS, broken lot and 10
sizes. SOC and soc values for -. OS(
Extra size Gowns, soft white nainSook,
lace trimmed, full cut. SI98 CT ~
values for ... pI .AS
GoLDEN6ERG'S-THlR FLOOR
CHARGE ACCOUNTS. INVITED.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Air Cadet Burned TO Death.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May 3 Lpg.-
Cadet Irwin Best, %, Of Fremont. n. c..
was burned TO death yesterday when the
Della ylIanc plane In which he WAS
making a solo fight from Brooks Field.
crashed 10 the ground In a tail spin and
caught FIRE. He was attached 70 the
Army primary flying school.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Girls Dresses, Coats, etc
Reduced for Friday

cHILDRENS FINE STRAW HATS, GOOD
grade rose, red and blue stylish models 01c
and trimmings. Regular S1.69 value, for
GIRLS HIGH GRADE GENUINE LEG
horn Hats, very becoming models
and assorted black and eo'ored rib S2,08
CHILDREN'S NOVELTY SLIP ON SWEAT
srs, long sleeves and Wee neck; broken 84c
sizes. Regular St.3o values, for. .......
FINE GRADE SPRING COATS. ALL-WooL
novelty plaids, fur collar; sizes 7,
II and ia years. $129s and $1375 G0 or
ENssMeLE sUiTs, ROSE. GREEN AND
blue novelty blouse; stylish models
8. 10 and "a years only. s74s values g.. .05
SILK CREPE DE cHlNE DRESSES.
rose and blue; g. 10 and "a years. s. ST. 90
V'iI1,i IiTTLe To1s' KHAKI PLAY SUITS.
sleeveless models. ankI: lengths; red 20c
bindings; to 4 years. sec values. for.
LOT OF LITTLE TOTS HATS, WHITE,
pink and combinations; slightly soiled Toe
from display. zee and 81 values. for
LOT OF UNOERGARMENTS. CoMsiNA-
tons and Paiamas; soft white muslin; some
lace and embroidery trimmed; broken zoe
lots; IL and IL years. SOC value.
Evening star., 1928-05-03

counsel To prepare
for his trial during
the Qua6rennial
general conference
Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church
here. on a charge Of
conduct unbecom-
ing a minister.
Bishop Bast. who
served thre c
months in Jail fol-
lowing his convic-
ti0n by q Danish
civil court on a
charge involving
alleged nlSSue of
church funds, is
now under SuSpen-
sion. He will be
the fSrSF Methodist
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Notions

Sanitary Aprons, in flesh and
white, slight irregulars. 25c value,
each Observation-Disclosures.
Baby Pants, in assorted sizes and
colors, 25c values, for ........+...
Sanitary Boomers and Step-ins,
slight irregulars. soc and soc,
pair ........................,...
Rubber Tea Aprons, in assorted
colors and styles. soc values,
each ...,..............
Dimity Laundry Bags. in assorted
colors, small size with tape draw
string. CSC value. each ............
Evening star., 1928-05-03
79c Oilcloth
Table Covers, 55c

54x54- inch Oilcloth Table
Covers. printed on sanitas oil
cloth: fast colors; slight irreg-
ularS.
GoLOENBERG'S-FIRST FLOOR.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
19c Dress Ginghams and
PercaIes. 12Izc ward

Remnants of 32-Inch Dress Ginghams,
in checks. stripes and plaids; also 36-inch
Printed Percales. In new styles and colors.
Good useful lengths
29c and 39c Domestics, 18c
Remnants Of 32-ineh Printed Madras. 32-inch
Fast. color Prints. SO inch High count PereaIes,
32-inch Dress Ginghsnos, 36-inch Woven Tissue
Cinahsms and 32,inch Romper Cloth.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
NJ. {. BISHOP ASKS
AID DURING TRIAL
Danish PreIate Faces Charge
of UnbeComing Conduct Be-
fore Kansas City Tribunal.
Ey tho Associated Press.

Ey tho Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, May S.-ExprcSsing
q desire to do whatever is best for the
church. Bishop Anton BaSt of Copenha-
gen yesterday turned 10 his friends and
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Bedwear

sfxeo SEAMLESS 5LEAcHED SHEETS,
perfect quality, double bed size: hand torn
and roned; finished with deep hem. TO-
45xSsts BLEACHED PILLOWCASES,
large size; hand torn and irSned
heavy, close woven quality. 29c 1Oo
NNtuSs TOT
MILL LENGTHS UNBLEACHED COT.
ton, close woven quality; to 10 O3Lc
yard lengths. t22e yard, for. ~
ocADE RAYON BEDSPREADS,
size 72x1oS and S0xf0S. in rose, blue, gold
orchid and green; full and twin CT O0
bed sizes. 81 values for .........
S0xeo CRlNkLE BEDSPREADS, IN
rose. blue and gold woven stripes; fast
colors; slight irreeulars. $3.50 G710
value. for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
oLDENBERG'S-FIRST FLOOR.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Evening star., 1928-05-03

36-inch Taffeta-Ray, 36-inch Mercer
lied PoplinS, 36-inch Mercerized Broad
cloth, 36-inch Check Rayons, 36-inch
Embroidered Rayons, 36-inch Brocade
RayonS, 36-inch Printed Broadclotll,
36-inch Mercerized Lingette, 36-inch
Rayon Lingerie, 36-inch Plaid Rayons,
etc. Lengths for almost every need
Evening star., 1928-05-03

900 yards of Stripe Glass
Toweling, red or blue stripes, for
glassware or side towels.
FIRST FLOOR.
USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
&c and 1Oc
Washcloths, SC
Slight IrregulaTsl }

Turkish and Knitted Wash
Cloths, full size; assorted kinds
and styles.
ENBERG's-FIRST FLOOR.
USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT.
Evening star., 1928-05-03

lingerie, Summer draperies, etc. For a
/ pieces and remnant lengths are included
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-05
A THREE DAYS
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-05
Coyote Chasing In
Auto Newest Sport
Of Valley Hunters

him, and a small caliber rifle Is
carried along for this purpose.
The hunters offered to take out
any skeptical persons. and allow
them to witness the performance.
I'VE caught ten in two hours on
the last trip" Casey said. "We have
81 coyotes In the past year, practic-
ally all of them being caught in this
way" Casey said. "We have tired
hunting with dogs, and with horses,
and in other wayz, but I'll bet there
is more thrill in a good automobile
chase Of a coyote than any other kind
Of sport hunting in this section"
Casey and Burris go out about once
every two weeks, and in the time be-
tween they farm a tract OF Land
near here. They are sometimes
Joined in the hunting BY Art Alhee.
The car which they use sits in a
yard here, and looks . little battered.
as the prairie is pretty rough ID
spots" but II has not turned over
as yet, and Is still able to navigate
faster than a coyote.
Yes" Casey said. land this is no
fish story"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-05
Towns Flooded In
Southern France:
' North Has Spring

PARIS, March s. w;.A
northern France enjoying sprir~-l;s.
weather weeks ahead 81 tine ~
south Of France today was heinz
drenched in q persistent rainfall as
the Mediterranean dashed by eastsrIv
gales
fered severe floods. Water 49, 49,,
trio plants in Beziers were innn5st-
ed, forcing a number Of factories "a
close. The village of Caxouls va
invaded by flood waters and the in.
habitants forced 70 take refuge II
neighboring hamlets.
IN northern France the temuera-
ture reached S. degrees. Fahrenhe;+
yesterday. which was unprecedented
for March. A bright sun sent pa-
risians scampering 70 the fields nnd
forests which were aglow with daffo-
dis.