davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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srd and pa. ODonnell's Drug store.
sth and Eye sts.-F. P. Welers Pharmacy.
18th and Pa. ave.-Fealey's Pharmacy.
19o7 Nichols ave, Anacostia-Healy's Drus
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cHRYsLER so sEDAN-originai paint with
out blemish. excellent appearance, 4 new
tires, OK mechanically; s495 terms and
trade. The Trew Motor Co, 1909 14th 81.
NV Decatur 1910.
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Never man ortornur recommendations phen
drsreriro advertisements for employment.
USE COPIES.
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BUICK 1925 MASTER SEDAN. 4-door. al
new, tires. or1ginaI, paint without blemish'
ance fully equipped $685. terms. The
Trew Motor Co, 1909 14th ST. Decatur 1910
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CHEVEoLET COUPE. ie2s-With rumble
seat. This car can be bought on the famous
q. NJ. A; g. time payment plan with your
OLD car taken in trade. Ask for Mr. VII
kins, Dick Murphy. Inc, 1724 Kalorama
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1s2a-Looks like a
new car; fully equipped Small down pay
ment, balance easy terms. Mr.. Grayson,
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CHRYsLER COLLAPSIBLE COUPE, 1927;
just the car you're looking for; come in and
let us demonstrate this sDsppy little model;
your car in trade; easy terms. ll36-40 Conn.
2 Decatur 20n0
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Early the following morning, the men in
the cabin were awakened by the booming
of cannon Clayton rushed out and saw
two vessels lying in the harbor. One was
the "Arrow"-the other small French
cruiser. Quickly he ran to light the pile
of wood he kept in readiness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-24

BUICK 81 BROUGHAM SEDAN. 1925 run
only 10000 miles; like new in every respect
rington Motor Car Co, 2O35 18th st. NV.
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PERSONAL,

FEhSOLNALs
UPHoLsTERING-HA YOUR WORK
Sons noF Rug sd o sfEf SS9ss special oa
prices, .o.5s STANDARD uPH. Co. 4oa 18th.
VIOLET RAY-ELsECTRIc TREATMEENTs;
over dentist daily. Sundays. Fr. s626-W. :
WILL BOARD LIMITED NUMBER OF LIT
tie girls for Summer; GOOD food and care
Phone ssssss " THE
Manassas. Va
Will, THE GENTLEMAN WHO WITNESSED
the auto accident on 18th st nv between
Kindly cali Atlantic 2s2o-W7 2s'
HAVE YOUR OLD, WORKOUT RUGS AND
clothes made, into new rerersin!s. rugs;
cushions snap fasteners incl material, SIS! So
r. L. 1sherwood. 1913 oath Sc. Lin. $3.50
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE K1NDERGARTEN.
1872 Ness ave. nv wvCh HsrE 9 or over;
hour. Open all Sumner
RoARR YoUE BOY IN THE .ns2TgiS =
young man counselor fishing, swimming,
rife practice, horseback riding. camping
trips. motor trips hikes playground equip;
bet btf"' il and and 4so or after $50 pm W.
SUPERVISED OUTDOOR RECREATIQN-
We call for and return your son by autof1o;
bile each day; base ball, golf: swimming; all
snded n9sss Gag
1900. Mr.. YOUNG. after pm. 24s
VT o NET BATHS VIM RAY TREAT
ments; Battle Greek reducer; oil and alec
rubs 1913. Potomac .472l. 81.
WHY ENLARGED TOE JOINTS OR OTHER
oratory. 6l2 NV. Suite 1903, sround 1oor
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CHRYSLER ROADSTER, LATE MODEL rs
Leaving position and will sell cheap. See
this roadster at 9o9 18th st. NV. 24'
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BOOKS-Phone The Lincoln Co., FRANKLIN
8si7. We will call promptly and pay big
sest market prices for literature, classics,
fiction and manuscript. Books Of all kipds
and quantities 2TS
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CHEVROLET LANDAU. i92s-Lov n1ileage.
This car cen be purchased on terms. Call
Mr. Brewer, Decatur O730,
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BOOKS-Righest cash prices paid for entire
libraries and small lots OF good books. Bring
them in or phone Metropolitan 5415 The
Big Book Shop, 933 @ st. NV. G. David
pearlrnan nroprtetor FstabIisbeh Iq07
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CHRYSLERs60 Roadster, rumble seat, $3.50;
SO Sedan' sSIS: 81 Sport Coupe: rumble ssat,
terms; no car in trade. Barnes Motors, 1929
i5th. Phone. for any demonstration. Dec.
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FLOOR MANAGER.

We desire to engage young
man III to 81 who can be de
veloped into a good manager
for our apparel floor. Neat APP
pearance, alertness, initiative
and college training are attri-
butes which will be given con-
sideration. Apply to Personnel
Director, balcony,
FRANK r. JI:LLEFF, INC,
1220 T NV.
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| STENOGRAPHER-Well es-
tablished real estate company
desires hrst-class stenographer
with experience. Salary, 81 200
to 81, 500 to start. Reply in own
handwriting, stating experience.
Address Box 455-E.. Star Office.
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BEAUTY PARLORS

MARIE STEVENS, Electpic Needle Expert
20 years experience Hair, Warts, Moles Per
manently Removed. 81. Satisfaction Guaran
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CHEVROLET ROADSTER. late 1928. with
rumble seat; tires practically new; ready for
any demonstration: s3s5; will take your ear
in trade; terms Peck's. 2l2l l4th st
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BUICK COACH, 1925; splendid condition, 5
good tires ana fully equipped; a very good
car for the price of 1925 terms. Barry-Pate
Motor Co. 1928 Sherman ave.
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PORTABLE RADIO, portable Yictrola. port
able typewrite: state make. condition and
price Address Box AGILE, Star office.
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for old gold,
silver and platinum for use in our manu-
featuring department. A. Kahn Inc, S35
ct
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sALE-AUToMoBnEs.

sps ire lszS .d III p.r f0s ssa
out; must be sold for cost Of handling, etc.
Is az BOB Bayne 8. 20l2 18th 81. NV.
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CHEVROLET COUPE, ie27--Used very little
New Duco finish, with all extras; $3.50. 1928
IAfh
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

APPRENTICE, 3 MONTHS COURSE BEAUTY
culture; opportunity for young woman who
ans saPnF DT sbs
cialist. 25 years, 1145 Conn. ave.
sITEN.o N5 TYpEwF TT SPEED cP
efSfi i sFR@fcE PFEEEP2ARATo5FY SCHOOL:
COLLEGE TEACHER, EXPERIENCED;
FrsSSh' E ssf%s5' yESSsssish Studio 1884 Co
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
sHo Or S 70 ge sthodc a Tn
4RhHTs rs. TSSafT S szsfH
MEN. WOMEN, LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE:
E gou for M ana Md
;sts eh15sii Eh'y 5sEs B g5H 6fsnR
s S5; s5s,;B 81 HSdf6n
ssive. READ. Think Of the Sensational value
ana can MAKE ny zen sSor
senGss nS ses the best earn real sssSy:
o9a Iaspgs shoo sss o. II $50
WHY ATTEMPT TO LEARN DRAFTING sY
Gs9 or eve safs Of tie
T'd STaIas s'eSL YH' ss g RhG of
DRAFT1sci. 18th and SITS. n ". Met. 5s2s,
CLOSED FOfl VACATION-Fall term Nil
begin Sept. 9; positiuns always open: send
for cetalog. LOOMS Radio College. 405 9Th :
AVIATION.
few more student flyers are needed to
con, plete our membership of as IN our newly
organized (Hawks, club; Flying instruc-
tons viii then, begin. Our plan Is easy
nEins t , wi e,S G0 priy MI Write Of or
seoEls. 81 Sc BILL soRPoE WM 5ET Aal2s
TON AfRp6ET)s =. O. Hox iols eOush
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CHRYSLER 81 COUPE, 1928-Rumble seat;
brand-new tires; paint and motor perfect.
Why buy a cheap new car when this is
priced at sT75? Southern Motor Sales
Franklin distributors. 346-348 Pa. ave. NV.
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TO THOSE THAT HAVE
IITTI PITAI

want to settle and stay in Florida,
but for lack of assurance of year
round employment and income still
hesitate, let me tell and show you a
plan that has solved the problem sue
cessfully for many others. Room
70l. Woodward Building.
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CHRYsLER IS RoADsTER-Miieaee under
10000. Repossessed. Must be sold today.
Sacrifice. no trade, 1850. Torrey Motor Co,
21nR I
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CHEVROLET SEDAN-s-cyiinder Almost
new. 1926. Only 1925 cash. Mrs. Ellis,
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Statesmen

Three, to represent large national bank
perience not necessary, but large acduaint-
ance, an asset: a future for those who
Bank Building, TO II am.
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FRANKLIN NEw-TYPE SEDAN 1925, series
ii; overhauled in every detail A most
wonderful buy at s875 Southern Motor
sales tFrankin distributors. 34e-34s Pa.
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HELr-MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN OR WOMAN to demonstrate in a
store, experience not needed: chance for
advancement. 731 North CAPITOL st.
COUPLE middle AGED. or settled, colored;
for farm living expenses fgrJnnisihed and
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HUDSON 4-DooR sFDAN-Thts car has
new tires; Duco finish IN beautiful say
G time payment plan, with you- old car
taken in trade: Ask for Mr.. Wilkins Dlek
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HELP---MEN.
(Continued,)
BUS DRIVERS.

=
Men with gear-shift driving experience
and absolutely clear record, preferably IS to
IS years steady work all references care
fully checked; floaters please do not apply.
PROPERTY MANAGER.
A young man with experience and fol-
lowing can become associated with a young.
progressive organization. established on a
healthy basis. and thereby provide himself
with a very promising future. Experience
and built-up clientele essentials; compen-
sation adequate. Your inquiry will be held
in strict confidence. Address Box 443-E,
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FORD COUPE. Model A-Practically reR
condition The best used Ford in Washing
ton. Only s435; terms. Universal Auto Co..
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FRANKLIN NEW-TYPE SEDAN, 1927, series
IL: thoroughly reconditioned and fully guar.
apteed: sl,l50. Southern Motor safes
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
HELP-WOMEN

PREPARE NOW FOR CENSUS OFFICE Elk.
aminations The Civil Service Preparatory
School, sc. cor. 18th & SITS, NV. Met. 1887.
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FORDS+Before We offer a Model Ford
for resale it is recondtioned-rew parts,
everything properly tightened up an and ), s sd.
some excellent bargains in used Model T
Fords, and cars of other makes. too: Prices
are right: no padding to recoup exces:
Siy, trade-in allowances Low price OF
Model A prevents high trsde-in concessions.
Take advantage of this policy. Act quickly.
Come in and demonstrate these bargains IN
unused mileage yourself. Hill & Tiobitts'
ct n
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CHEVROLET SEDAN, I929-New Only run
? miles WIN sell at big discount, on easy
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HUDSON COACH: ss7 so down, S2o18 per
month: refinished. recondtioned: new tires:
guaranteed. Warrington Motor Car Co., ZO5o
18th st, NV. Pot. n044.
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seat; looks and runs equal TO new Price
for quick sale. $3.50; will take small car in
trade. Always open. Pecks. 2l2l 18th.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. latest 1921 rnodei-
Original finish like new; special bargain.
S32S Open evenings and Sundays Universal
Auto Co, Hudson-Essex dealers. 1923 Nj
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MIAMI. s2s Atlanta, Louisville, CHICAGO,
Calf. Asheville. Tampa. Mimi. Atlantic c.;
sedsns leaving; N. Y, SO Travel Bureau,
Atlas Hotel. Franklin b370. 80
PRIVATE PARTY will take three passengers
to Florida Sat. am, in Flint sedan. Phone
N. e427 before s.
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HUDSON COACH, I926-Perfect Condition
guaranteed Owner needs money. s145-
Call National 1920, Room 1882. after 2 m.
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HITS TEXAS
Continued From Page u

Continued From Page ID
Texas nursery stock. land ! believe
II they can help our out we can
keep theirs out" he commented.
Mr.. Terrell said purpose OF the state
department IS to determine that
shipments into texas will be SO
safepuarded that there ian be no
danger Of brin-ing the fruit fly
10 Texas orcharL or vegetable
fields. and that his department has
no purpose OF discriminating again.
81 Florida nurserymen, as an econo-
mic policy. We are going T. do
everything possible TO safeguard the
state from a serious infestation,
he declared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-26
COTTON MARKET
OPENS EASIER
Initial Trades Unchanged to
Two Points Down from
Saturday

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 26.-lF-
The cotton market opened some
what easier despite relatively steady
cables. Initial trades were I'M
changed to 2 points down compared
with Saturdays close. AS New York
opened higher the local market rail-
lied with October selling up to 1855,
December 1884 and January 1888,
OF 8 to Q points above Saturdays
close.
Towards the end Of the first hour
prospects for rain Ia the western
belt brought out hedge selling and
prices dropped back to levels a few
points under the previous close. The
undertone continued steady.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-P1-The
cotton market opened steady at an
advance OF to IL points in response
to steady cables and reports Of con-
tinued dry weather in the south.
The weather mar seemed TO afford
encouragement for expectation Of
showers in the southwest and prices
eased off after early demand had
been supplied.
BY the end OF the first half hour
active months were about 3 to 6
points net lower under liquidation
and local selling while there was
also selling here for New Orleans
account. October sold off from
1851 to i6.45 and March from 1913
to 1910.
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Continued From Page One)
straightaway In the closed course
races.
From the south the mems derby
at Miami-Miami Beach. Fla, reach
cd Birmingham and the all-Ohio
derby, quartered for the night at
Columbia, pointed northward for
the landing today at the close Of
a swing through the state starting
yesterday afternoon. A fifth majcr
derby Of the races begins tomorrow
at Philadelphia. -Four others viii
be held during the races. among
them the nonstop dash from Los
Angeles. which may be flown singly
or liz groups, as the pilots wish.
and at any time they desire to
start.
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(By the Associated Press
(All times are eastern standard.)
Wednesday. Aug. y:
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zone the following day. thus af-
fording the quickest route TO the
canal and TO connections with
South America, end over an all land
route. With connections already
established the inaugural of this
line will bring New York within
three days and nights Of the canal
zone. Two nights will be ;pent on
trains, and c third will be spent
at Guatemala C-.y.
Effect Far Reaching
Just what all this will II a for
Mexico can he illustrc ID by one
OF the dome. s, lines. travellers
now can go from Durango to Ma
zatlan, important Pacific rort, in
one hour and at a cost of S45. Pre-
viously a rail trip of $50 miles, re-
curing nearly three days of travel,
and getting SIS was necessary.
The airline diE..an-c Is only 100
miles but 1t C. 0SSeS tf-c Sic "a Ma
DIRE mountains. and direct land tar
vel Is only possible afoot. Not even
burros can successfully cross direct
between the two points. For the
reason the railroad must circle hun
dreds Of miles southwark through
Guadalajara and then turn back
northward along the Pacific coast.
The trip by air was made possible
by the recent inaugural OF the
Brownsville to Mazatlan mail and
passenger lire. which makes that
trip In one day. BY rail the trim
can hardly be made under n week.
Monterrey. Saltillo. Torreon and
Durango are the points touched en-
route.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-26

San Marcos Guest.-Mr. and Mrs
Joe Lindaberry, who have just e
turned from an extended vacation
trip. have ms their guest Mrs. Lind
aberry's sister. Miss Laura Haynes
OF San Marcos. Mrs. Lindaberry
visited her parents In San Marcos
for three weeks and was joined
there by her husband. They made
A motor trip. visiting relatives In
Shreveport, La. going through the
Ozarks in Arkansas. and making
other visits IN Oklahoma and Wicn-
tia, Kan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-26
T0dayS Markets
HIGH TREND
OPENS STOCK
Market Begins Week With
Prices Pointing Upward
and Buying Heavy

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-H9-The
stock market began the new week
today with prices still pointing up
ward. Heavy buying came into sew
eral of the utilities and coppers at
the opening. "A block Of 5000 shares
OF southern California Edison was
taken at a record price OF 80 S-4,
I'D 3 ia. and a block Of 5000 shares
Of American smelling at 100. up ]
ga points. r. III. Macy mounted
2 IL points, American Can ! point,
and New Haven Railroad ga IN ..
S. Steel, which slipped back IA
Of a point. Rac-o opened firm. up
Ia Of a point.
Considerable profit-taking came
into the market In the first noun,
with the buying Of the coppers and
some Of the Utilities and Rails ga
thering force.
Operations for the advance In
coppers we're based on rumors OF q
prospective increase in the red
metal prices. Greene Cananea lept
forward 8 points. American Smell
ing 2 ga and Anaconda 2 IL
Communication shares were a.
gain strong. international Tele-
phone, helped by reports OF negot-
iations in France, rose nearly :
points to a new record price at
147 "a. after q block OF $500 shares
har been taken at l47 1-2.
other shares to reach new hign
records included Crucible Steel. Y.
s. Industrial Alcohol. Warren Bros.
and Woolworth.
Soft spots included National Bis
cult. off 2 ga points. Ailis Chalmers
and Canadian Pacific. down 2 points.
and u. S. Steel. Bohn Aluminium:
American and Foreign power. ana
Utilities power and light, which sag
gel | to l IL points.
Foreign exchanges onened steady
with cables at S4.84 25-32.
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O

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 26.-P-Cot-
ton-spit fair demand: ST dy Amer
lean strict good middling 11.l7;
good middling 10.77: strict middline
1887. mid Hing 1887: strict low
middline 1912: low middling s.S2;
strict good ordinary 9.42: good or
binary 9.O2. ales bales 300 Amer
lean. Receipts 1000 American NIL
Futures closed .iet: october 9.88:
January 9.89; March 9.95; May
900: July 9-99.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-26
Snowden Rejects Last
Offer on Preparations

PARIS. Aug. 26.-H1NThe cor
respondent Of the Havas Agency at
the Hague reparations conference
reported this afternoon Philip
Snowden. British chancellor OF the
Exchequer, had declared insuffI-
cient and unacceptable the new
proposal Of. the other four creditor
powers to increase the British
share OF German reparations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-26

CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-Rl-Butter
firm r7eamery extras ~ 1-2c: STAN
dards 42c; extra firsts 41G41 1-2c:
firsts 30 1000 i-2c: seconds 37N
80 lac.
Eggs firm: extra firsts SO i-2c;
firsts 81 l-2936c: ordinary firsts 30
M33 1-2c.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-26
JEWS REPULSE ATTACK
RY HUGE ARAB BAND

JERUSALEM, Aug. zb.-E1-A
band of Arabs yesterday made a
surprise attac kon the new all-Jew-
ish city OF Telaviv. near Jaffa, but
were repulsed by Jewish defenders
who were well prepared. One Jew
was MORALLY wounded and died be-
for reaching the hospital and sew
eraI others were slightly wounded.
No tabulation was made Of the Arab
casualties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-26

NICE, France.-A worlds self
knockout record ems 10 be held BY
Hans Gottlieb. 220-pound Austrian.
Herr Gottlieb and 4 horsafly staged
a bout on the crowded prom made
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-26

NEW YoRK.-An airrlane roc
cry delivery sySt-:a Is to start with
Shipment of 1900 pounds OF frank
Iurters from Jackson Heights In
Lovey island.
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Des Anglais. The fly settled behind
the Austrian's wight al The Aus
trian swung on the insect and
knocked himself cold. He was out
five minutes when he fractured his
law.
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0CttluAaotlG tcQ tiRC ClNAAktiCLCl11 ACuSt-
bility of lighter-than-air Transport
tation In ocean commerce.
CBy the Associated Press
CAN times are eastern standard.)
Wednesday, Aug. Y:
1888 ID. m.-Left Lakehurst, ~. j..
for Friedrichshafen.
Saturday, Aug. 10:
1888 q. m.-Landed at Fried
richshafen, completing trip Of 400
miles In IS hours, "a minutes.
Wednesday. Aug. IA:
1924 D. m.-Left Friedrichshafen
for Tokyo.
Monday, Aug. 10:
4:20 a. m.-Landed at Kasumi-
| gaura airport. completing trip Of g.
$50 miles in 10l hours, SO minutes.
Friday, Aug. %:
1:l3 a. m.-Left Kasumigawa
for Los Angeles.
TOO a. m.-Repcrted position 800
miles east Of Tokyo after outridinC
storm.
8 D. m.-Dr. Eckener radioed po-
sition 1900 miles from Kasumi-
gaura. heading toward Aleutian
islands.
ii D. m.-Radioed position 1900
miles east Of Tokyo. flying at alti-
tude Of 100 feet.
Saturday. Aug. "a:
4 q. IMPOSITION given as ITO east
1920 north, or about 1000 miles
from Kasumigaura, flying in fog.
6 ID. m.-Posit.on given as $50
north, l66.20 west. approximately
$500 miles from Tokyo.
8 p. IMPOSITION As degrees north
latitude, i6l degrees west Longitude.
This was as far ~northward as the
airship travelled.
Sunday, Aug. Is:
LIS a.. IMPOSITION reported as
45.z0 north, 154.00 west.
8 a. Interpreted 44.20 north,
1910 west. several degrees south
eastward of the position previously
reported.
? p. m.-Reported position APO
north, 174.20 west.
600 p. m.-Sighted off Farralone
island.
9:25 d. m.-Arrived over Golden
Gate, circled San Francisco and
neighboring bay cities.
Gas p. m.-Headed for Los An
geles.
Monday, Aug. rs:
AIS a. m.-Arrived over Los An
geels.
1885 a. m.-Moored at municipal
airport. Los Angeles.
Lieut.. +. G. w. Settle, ~. S. ~.
in charge Of the landing operations.
will be an additional passenger TO
LakchurSt.
The route to be followed will be
via FL Paso, Kansas City, st. Louis,
Chicago, and Cleveland, if weather
conditions permit. An alternative
route considered is via FL Paso, New
Orleans, Birmingham, Washington
and Baltimore.
1t Is desired 10 have the Zeppelin
fly over Cleveland during the ma
tional air races II weather cond!-
tions permit.
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Returns Home.-Mrs. Roy W:
SloQRett returned Sunday night
from Corpus Christi where she Wis
tied her parents and other rela-
tives.
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NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 26.-H--
Cotton opened steady. Jan. 1881
March 1901; May 1913 BID; OCT
lB.44: Dec. 1875.
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last night was lost a. the wind tore
1t from his hand while he leaned
from the control room gondola.
Those with whom DR.. Eckener
had talked said he was highly en-
thusiastic over the success OF the
trip and convinced 1t thus far had
demonstrated the commercial FEAST
bility of lighter-than-air Transport
tation In ocean commerce.
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