davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
FELMENTETT PLEBANOs
Haran-

Pragabol jelentik: = Haran
gozo Laszlo gajari plebanost, ak
cgy alkalommal guillotin ala XII
vanta az 0sszes cseheket emiatt
az elsofoku bir6sag hat heti fog.
hazra itelte, sz6kimondo pleba.
most, az iigy felebbezes folytan a
pozsonyi felso bir6sag el6 keriilt
amely Harangoz6 Laszlo pleba.
most teljesen felmentette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
HALALRA FORRAZTA
MAGAT EGY KISLANY

Debrecenb6l jelentik: - Sza.
DO JOSEF nagyletai gazdalkod6 2
ewes kisleanya a konyhaban jat-
szadozas kozben niagara rantotta
tizhelyen a forr6 vizzel telt lis
tott, amelynek egesz tartalma a
gyermekre omlott. A kislany bor-
zalmas egesi sebeibe masnap be-
lehalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
RITKA TERMESZETI
TttNEMENY

Zalaegerszegrol jelentik: -
Zalaegerszegen ritka termeszeti
tiinemenynek voltak szemtanui q
jar6kelSk. Keletr6l nyugat fele
egy feltiinoen nagy csillag futott
ala az egbolton. A csillag eltiine-
Sc utdn meg 26 masodpercig va
kit6 kekes-sarga feny latszott az
egbolton. Maga a csillag is vaki-
t6 fenhyel szikrazva futott ala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
ELFOGOTT REVOLVERES
KASSZAFUR0 BANDA

Becsbol jelentik: - A k0zbiz.
tonsagi 6rseg rajtakapott egy
kasszafur6bandat, mikor a pince.
Dol be akartak hatolni egy valla.
lat irodahelyisegeibe. Mikor a be.
toroket megadasra szolitottak fel
azok Bvesekkel valaszoltak es
Theyrer fofelugyelot sulyosan
megsebesitettek. A betor5k egyi-
ke is sulyosan megsebesult egy
l0vest6l fejen. A mask ket be.
tor6t is elfogtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
ANGLIABAN FELFUGGESZTIK
A HALALBttNTETEST

Londonb6l jelentik: = A Daily
Telegraph jelentese szerint An
gliaban egy id6re kiserletkepen
felfuggesztik halalbiintetest.
Ha. azonban a gyilkossagok sza-
ma n0vekednek: ezalatt az id1
alatt, akkor ujb6l bevezetik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
8 MAGYAR MUNKAsEMBER
MERESZ VALLALKOZASA
Vascsonakon indulnak Amerika-
ba. - A $4,000 Kilometres utat
masfel esztendo alatt probaljak
megtenni.

| Budapestrol jelentik: Ha-
rom budapest vasmunkas, Varga
| Mozes, 10th Laszl0 es Horvath
Istvan ARA a Macy feladatra val
lalkozott, hogy egy nyolc meter
hosszu vascsonakon elindulnak a
| Dunan es addig meg sem allnak,
amig mindig wien menve ell mem
erkeznek New York kik0tojebe.
Az els6 A, masodik 33, har-
madik As ewes ember. Mindhar-
man szintc fanatikusan magya-
rok, akik erre a nagy vallalko-
zasra is azert adtak fejiiket,
hogy alfalfa a magyar nevnek sze-
rezzenek becsiiletet. Szentiil hi
silk, hogyha kiil0n0s alaku
vascsonakkal, a magyar lobog0-
val ellatva kik0tnek new york;
kik0t0ben, a vilag figyelme lega-
labb egy kis idore rajuk Tranquil
es sikeriil bebizonyitaniok, hogy
a magyar mem jed meg az ar
nyekatol.
A csonak, amelyet a harom
munkasember a megtakaritott
penzebol keszit, nyolc meter hosz-
szu, ket meter szeles es egymeter
hetvenot centimeter mely lesz.
Ha keszen lesz, a nehezekkel
egyiitt k0riilbelul 35 meterma-
zsat fog nyomni A csonakot a
tervezok harom reszre osztottak.
El0l van az 6leskamra es a rak-
tar, k0zepen hal6fiilke, ket agy-
gyal, inert hiszen egynek ugyis
mindig vigyazni kell. lit lesz az
iranyito szerkezet is. A harmadik
reszben a motor fog allani, inert
meresz munkasemberek eros
motorral akarjak felszerelni a
csonakot A motort a Magosix
gyar fogja szallitani. A cs6nak
minden resze termeszetesen ugy
van kitervezve, hogy a viz semmi
k0riilmenyek kozott Sc hatolhas-
son a csonak belsejebe. Nehezek
is lesz bowen, hogy akarhogyan
dobaljak a hullamok a csonakot,
ne forduljon fel. Ket Macy arbo-
cot is epitenek, inert rendes ko-
riilmenyek k0zott vitorlaval akar
max menni, motort csak vihar
eseten hasznalnak.
A harom magyar szinte ember-
feletti erovel dolgozik az erdekes
alkotmanyon AIT hangoztat.jak,
hogy akarmi is t0rt6nik, august
tus elejen Duna vizere akarjak
bocsatani csonakjukat. Keszen
vannak az utleveleik is.
Miel6tt elindulnak. meg egy
fontos szertartas fog lejatsz6dni,
a csonakkeresztel0 szertartasa.
Meg most mem tudjak, hogy Xxi
fogadna ell, termeszetesen penzes
ember, csonak keresztapasagat.
A csonakot Hungaria navre
akarjak keresztelni es $4,000 XII
lometert masfel esztend6 alatt
szamitanak megtenni vele, ugy
hogy lemennek Dunan Feke-
te tengerig, oman a Boszporuson
at a F0ldk0zi tengerig, maid a
Gibraltaron at az Atlanti oceanra
memenek.
A csonakon oft fog lobogni
magyar zaszl6 es az orran oft lesz
a magyar elmer, amelyet XII akar-
max vilagitani, hogy az ejszaka
velok szemben jovo haj6k is lat
hassak, hogy magyar gyerme-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
Magas miiveltseg.

Egy foldgomb0t szeretnek
venni kisfiamnak.
= Igenis, kerem. Es milyen
nagysagban parancsolja?
= Lehet6leg termeszetes nagy-
sagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
A MAROKK0I PASAK
KINCsFORRASA
Hogy szerzik rengeteg
vagyonukat.

gafOl SOk legenQaS tOrtenet van
forgalomban. Ha az Ezeregyej-
szaka csodas palotai, a gyongyok
kel, dragakovekkel megtelt la
dak, brilliansokkal telehintett
ruhak, dragamiivii aranykelyhek
ITALIAN inkabb felizgatott kepze-
lem birodalmaba tartoznak is,
annyi azonban bizonyos, hogy ne
melyik keleti kenyur roppant va
gyonnal rendelkezik.
Hogy pedig egyik-masil mi
keppen szerzi ezt a nagy vagyont,
ARA kitiino pelda Glawie marok-
koi pasa, teljes neven Sir Hadsch
THANH Glawie.
Marokk0 abszolut szultansag.
Fejedelme szultan, Emir ell Mu-
mcnin, hiv6k fejedelme, akinek
hatalmat sem vallas, sem t0rveny
mem korlatozza. A szultan az egy-
haznak es az allamnak egyarant
a feje.
Marokk6 legf6bb ura es paran-
csoioja ez id0 szerint azonban
mem a szultan. Meg csak mem is
a francia kormany, amelynek pro
tektoratusa ala az orszag tarto-
xix. A szultan, aki most hosz-
szabb ideje Franciaorszagban
tart6zkodik - mem sokat t0r0dik
orszagaval, nepevel Beteges es
gyenge ember. Az orszag igazi
ura es szultanja Glawie pasa.
Ez az egyszerii berber zsarnoka
az orszagnak. Tekintelye, hatal-
ma szinte hatartalan. 9 volt az,
aki Mulai Hafid szultant lemon
dasra kenyszeritette; 3 emelte a
tronra Mulai .Jussuf-ot, mosta-
nj szultan 6desapjat. Glawie pa
sa volt kezdetben szultan leg
fobb tamasza es ugyancsak a pa
sa vette XII kezeb0l hatalmat.
Marokk6ban ma az t0rtenik,
amt GlaWie pasa akar es a fran
ciak is t0rekesznek kedveben jar
nj. A pasa viszont minden evben
: harom-negy h6napot Vichyben,
Franciaorszagban t0lt. Ilyenkor
kifogastalan eur6pai cavalier es
fenyGz6en 81. Van mib61.
Thanh Glawie pasanak Marok-
k6ban eel kelb", kutya neve.
Mindenki gyiiloli es mindenki
retteg t6le. Hatalma, gazdagsaga
cselszovese1f, er0szakoskodason,
rablason nyugszik. Oriasi vagyo-
ma van; palotainak, banyainak,
birtokainak szamat ITALIAN maga
sem tudja; hatalmas bankbetetei
fekszenek Francia- es Angolor-
szagban. Palotaja, ahol lakik,
hozzatartozo mellekepiiletkkel,
kertekkel egyiitt a varosnak re-
gyedreszet foglalja ell. Nemregi-
ben a pasa a sajat k0ltsegen Fez-
be hozatta a parizsi Lamoureux-
zenekart, amelynek hangverse-
nyere ezernel t0bb vendeget hi
volt meg, de palota nagyterme
meg ICY sem telt meg.
Hogy a pasa mikent gyarapitja
vagyonat, arr6l t0bb t0rtenet TO-
rog kozszajon. Erdemes 5ket fol-
jegyezni, inert nemi tajekoztat6t
nyujtanak, hogy NIT jelent ez a
$40: keleti kenyur.
Egylk Occsenek OlaJfakertJe ma
gyon megnyerte pasa tetsz6set
es szerette volna "megvenni' !.
Mem sikerilt. Egy napon a pasa
elfogatta 0ccset es mint '0ssze-
eskuvot" b0rtonbe zaratta. Hat
.h6napig tartott a "nyomozas'', a
"vizsgalat''. A szerencsetlen TO-
goly vegre kijelentette, hogy in
kabb eladja az olajfakertet, csak
eresszek mar szabadon. Mikor az
adasveteli szerz6des. keszen volt,
kinyiltak a bort0n kapui. AIT
talan mondani sem kell, hogy a
pasa meg ma sem fizette meg a
"vetelArat''
Mask eset.
Egy Musztafa nevii dusgazdag
keresked6 egy napon parancsot
kono++ hnuxy ,o1or+lyo1161> = 900.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
Nyari vendegl6ben

- Halja, .vendegl6s, mar har.
madik legyet halaszom XII a leves-
b0l.
- Oh, ezer bocsanat! Pincer,
hozzon nagysagos urnak egy
sziir8t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
Tur-retur.

Kernek egg oda.vissza sz6l6
jegyet.
- Hbva9
- Term6szetesen idel
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-07-16
CLEVER CHECK
SWINDLER CAUGHT

Phony check racketeers hit Fair
mont again to the tune of at least
$24 and tried the game at Blue Earth
where recently, one woman was in
Jail and another woman and man
were sought.
Unfortunately, che woman in the
Blue Earth Jail is not the blonde with
the innocent look whose winning
smile cost the boys about town be-
tween SIS and $500, when she left a
trail of bad paper up one side of the
street and down the other.
Marshall George Dean of Blue
Earth made the pinch, after the fair
racketeer had nicked the Elder butch
er shop, the Wolf Habein store and
j. C. Penney company store in Blue
Earth.
She is the same woman who pass
ed $12 phony checks at the Folf
Habein store and Byers grocery in
Fairmont.
The name of Rufus Day, well
known farmer, was signed to the
checks.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-07-16
CABARET TO REPLACE
DANCES BRINGS ARREST

Seeking to avoid a recent ruling
prohibiting operation of Sunday
dances, Earnest Hand, proprietor of
a dance hall at Truman, installed a
cabaret arrangement in his pavilion
and continued with his dances under
the assumption that he was operating
under his hotel license. An order
for his arrest was issued following
the first meeting of the county board.
Hand installed booths in pavilion
and charged the regular cover fees,
furnishing music and the floor for
dancing. Hand contended his place
was being operated primarily as a
hotel and the dancing was not con-
trary to law. Hands dance permit
was revoked by the board in addition
to the order for his arrest. 1t is ex-
pected the case will stand as test
case in this regard.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-07-16
MRS. BREWER TO
RECEIVE PENSION

Mrs. Katherine Brewer who has
terminated thirty-one years of serv-
ice with telephone companies In Lam
berton, is to receive a pension ac-
cording to information received by
the News this week.
According to j. Ellenbacker, dis
trict manager and Mr.. Green OF
Tracy, the pension was granted June
81. In order to grant the pension
the Tri-State Telephone Co., were
very considerate in bridging gap in
Mrs. Brewers service record in order
to give her the 80 continuous years
of service required.
A peptition was circulated by Lam
berton people last week, although
the granting of the pension took
place the week previous. Local peo-
pie were unaware of the company's
action.
Lamberton people will rejoice with
Mrs. Brewer in her good fortune and
feel grateful to the Tri-State in their
fair handling of this matter.-Lam-
berton News.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-07-16
A FAMILY
DOCTORS LAXATIVE
IS BEST

Your health is too important! You
cannot afford to experiment with your
delicate bowels when coated tongue
bad breath, headache, gas, nausea
feverishness, lack of appetite, no
energy, ETC., warn of constipation.
This applies not only to grown people,
but more particularly to children.
That's why family doctors laxative
is always the safe choice.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is
prepared today under strict laboratory
supervision from fresh laxative herbs
and other pure ingredients, and
exactly according to DR.. Caldwell's
original prescription.
Today, millions of families rely on
DR.. Caldwell's judgment in the selec-
ton of their laxative. For DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, in bottles ready
for use, sold in all drugstores, is nov
the largest selling laxative in the
world:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-07-16
EDITORS SUMNER MEETING
TO BE AT LAKE CRYSTAL

Members of the Second District
Editorial association will hold their
annual summer meeting at Stony
Point, Loon Lake, near Lake Crystal,
July 10. More than one hundred
editors and their friends are expected
to attend.
Following the picnic dinner at
noon, the editors will engage in golf,
horseshoe, kittenball, swimming and
dancing during the afternoon. A
tent program is also scheduled for
the afternoon.
Larry Ho" Hodgson, former mayor
of st. Paul, will be the principal
speaker of the evening banquet. Gov.
and Mrs. Theodore Christianson are
expected to be among the guests.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-07-16
Minnesota Auto Tax
Third Lowest In 1929
May Be Second From Bottom in
80 Figures on Motor Vehicle
LevieS in All States

Minnesota automobile owners in
1929 paid less taxes per car than car
owners in any other state except New
York and North Dakota, according tC
figures furnished the Gazette by c.
M. Babcock, commissioner of high
ways. And Minnesota would have
been lower than New York also, If
the gas tax had been in force the full
year in the Empire state.
The average tax in Minnesota in
1929 was S27.02, nearly third low
er than the average per car for all
states, S39.37. Omitting the person
al property tax which is imposed on
motor vehicles in thirty-four states
Minnesota is still below the average
state, as gas and icenes taxes for
all states averaged $29.51.
In license alone, Minnesota with
a SASS average was slightly above
the United States average of S13.18.
Twenty-one states had a higher IL
cense fee and twenty-six were lower.
i California had the lowest average,
1851, and Oregon the highest, $28.42.
I The average gas tax in Minnesota
lin 1929 was S12.17, while the average
for all states was $16.33. Thirty
eight states had a higher average
and only nine received less. Illinois
collected the lowest average, $7.21,
that state having no gas tax previous
to August 1st. Florida's gas tax re-
ceipts were the highest, S35.35 per
car.
Taking gas and license taxes to-
gether, North Dakota had the lowest
figure, $20.16, and Florida came
highest with $49.68. Considering gas
and license taxes together, and omit
ting personal property taxes, thirty
five states had higher average than
Minnesota and twelve lower. But
ten of these twelve added personal
property tax, so that only two were
lower than Minnesota, when all car
taxes are included.
Minnesota is expected to retain its
position, or even do better, when the
1888 figures are complete. Minneso-
ta's average gas tax for 1880 will be
higher than in 1929, since the cent
tax will be in force II months. But
twenty-one other states made in
creases ranging from l to 3 cents
in 1929. These changes are all shown
in the table. Two states have made
increases since Jan. 1, Idaho from 4
to 5, and Oregon from to 4.
The figures in the table on motor
vehicle registration, gas and license
taxes, have been compiled from Off
cial records by the American Asso-
citation of State Highway Officials
Figures on average property taxes
were published in a bulletin by the
American Automobile Association.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-07-16
RENVILLE ACCEPTS BID
FOR NEW WHITE WAY

With the awarding of contract
for the installation Renville has been
assured white way lighting system.
The city council of that place award
ed the contract to local contractor
for the placing of thirty-five hollow
spun granite posts in the main thor
oughfare. The successful bid calls
for an expenditure of 1922.
The city council of Renville decided
on immediate installation in antici-
patton of future paving. A proposed
celebration in honor of the approach
Of the completion of the white way is
now under consideration in Renville.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-07-16
MAN WINS 81 FOR FRACTURED
JAW, BREAKS JAW OF ANOTHER
AND JUDGE GIVES HIM 3 YEARS

Boyd Blackburn of Madelia got a
3-year sentence in the St. Cloud re-
formatory for an assault on Nick
Pappas, cook in a lunch room at
Mankato in which he sent Pappas to
the hospital with fractured jaw.
He pleaded guilty. Just week ago
Blackburn was given a verdict Of one
dollar by a jury when he sued Alvin
Hohenstein, Garden City, who frac-
tured Blackburn's jay last February.
-Fairmont Daily Sentinel.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-07-16
LAWN SHOW TO BE HELD
AT NEW ULM AUGUST 3

The first midsummer lawn show to
be held in this section of the state
will be staged by the Brown County
Poultry association at Riverside park
Neg Ulm's beauty spot, Sunday, Au-
gust 8.
Plans for this unique event are
now being made by various commit
tees of the organization. Specimens
of poultry, rabbits, and pigeons from
all parts of the northwest will be on
display and large number of entries
are expected to be shown. A large
crowd is expected, due to the fact
that there will be no admission
charge.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-07-16
LUVERNE EDITOR INJURED
IN ACCIDENT NEAR N. u.

o. A. Moreaux, publisher of the
Rock County Herald of Luverne,
suffered a cut above the eye, when
his machine went into the ditch be-
tween New Ulm and Mankato on T.
H. No. z, recently. Mr.. Moreaux is
said to have lost control of the ma
chine, when it struck loose gravel.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-07-16
WINDOW BANKER USED
WRONG TAGS-CAUGHT

A banker at Window, paid a fine
of $25 for using the automobile Ii
Genes plates of an old car on a new
one. He was arrested by two high
way patrolmen who confiscated his
plates. The court prohibited him
from using his Chevrolet for the re-
mainder of the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31

Bush died October Q as q result Of q
gunshot wound inflicted by q robber,
who attempted to hold him up in the
rear Of his home on the night Of Octo-
Der 8. A coroners jury last week named
William CARMEL as the aSsailant and
ordered hint and three others arrested
in connection with the case held for
action Of the grand Jury.
These are Mrs. Sarah Margaret
Sullivan, the mother of CARMEL; Frank
Mahoney and William III, Mckay.
CARMEL, however, is still at liberty,
having escaped from Pittsburgh police
when he arrived there about 10 days
ago with Mahoney on a Los Angeles
bound transcontinental bus. Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31

an operation In July from which he
never recovered.
DR.. Stockbridge was one Of the
founders Of the Southern Ruralist, q
farm publication, and for 10 years serv-
ed as its editor. For two years he was
president Of the Farmers National
Congress. He was the author Of sew
eral scientific text books dealing with
the chemistry of the soil.
DR.. Stockbridge was born In Hadley,
Mass, in 1857, and received his educa-
ton at Massachusetts, Agricultural Col
lege and at Goettingen University in
Germany.
DIR. Stockbridge Ia survived by his
wife, a sister, Mrs. John Il. Tuttle. Of
Swarthmore, Pa; three sons, Basil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31

tronomical workers from Tie Mount
Wilson Observatory and the Hunting
ton Library star win gather IA me
spacious dining room Of the new build
ing for dinner and reception.
The structure, the Gift Of Allan Q.
Board Of Managers, u an imposing
sight. It will serve as o center Of
Intellectual communion among schol-
airs, scientists and patrons Of art
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31
Society Fosters Eating Art.

MANSFIELD, England. October 81
P).-The Swinmote Society Is an or
ganization which aims to foster the
old-time art Of eating. At its latest
annual banquet a boar's head was
brought into the banquet hall by dane
ing girls. Baked hedgehog, Sherwood
Forest veniSon and sack were among
other things on the menu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31
Flight Costs Prisoner Communication

ADELAIDE, Australia, October 81 (H1.
John Entwistle, gunman. Is sorry he
tried to escape from Yatala Stockade,
South Australia's penitentiary. A "tele-
gram" was too late. The news was
tapped from cell to cell In jail code,
but Johns cell was empty. He was
caught. The Communication was re-
Scinded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31

ton police claim they have no clue %
to his whereabouts.
An early indictment Of Carnell was
sought by police officials, who believe
1t will expedite his return to Washing
ton should be he captured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31
MURDER OF BUSH PR0BED
BY DISTRICT GRAND JURY
Early Indictment Of Carneu Sought
TO Expedite Return to City
If CAPTURED.

An investigation Of the murder Of
Louis Bush, wealthy bus line operator.
was started today by the District grand
Jury. Seventeen witnesses had appeared
before the grand jury yesterday after
heard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31

Stockbridge and Derry L. stockbridge,
both Of Atlanta, and John g. Stock
bridge of Norwalk, Conn, and one
daughter, Miss Abigail Stockbridge, Of
Atlanta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31
AGRICULTURAL CHEMIST
DIES AT ATLANTA HOME
DE-. II. i. Stock bridge Never Re-
covered From Operation He
Underwent in July.

~ the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ca, October 81. DR..
II. .. stockbridge. Is, editor, author and
agricultural chemist, died at his home
here yesterday. He had been in failing
health for several years and underwent
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CALIFORNIA TECH WILL
DEDICATE ATHENAEUM
$500, 900 Structure Was Given TO
Institute From Allan
q Balch.

~ the Associated Press.
PASADENA, Calf. October 81
Among the stately oak trees Of the
California Institute Of Technology
campus q new $500,000 athenaeum was
dedicated here last night.
Members of the institute faculty. as
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"Gas" Evaporation Studied.

BARTLETTSvnLE, Okla. R).--Less
loss Of gasoline through evaporation Is
the goal OF the bureau of mines here.
made by the bureau and the state.
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HURLEY STUDIES
IOWA TERMINAL
Clinton River Project Is Held
Most Pressing of All
at This Time.
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ABOARD ARMY ENGINEERS MIS-
SISSIPPI RIVER BOAT, GENERAL
ALLEN, September 2.-Seeking q solu-
ton to the most imminent terminal
problem of the entire waterways sys-
tenn. Secretary Hurley took up today
the proposed terminal for Clinton,
Iowa.
Considered vital to agricultural and
shipping interests of the entire North
west, and particularly in Iowa and WIS
consin, the project has been held in
allowance on account of the failure OF
a local bond issue with which 1t has
been planned to begin construction.
With a terminal at Clinton, Maj. Gen.
Thomas O. Ashburn, chairman OF the
Inland waterways Corporation, SAID TO-
day. Joint rates highly desirable to ship
pers then could be put into effect with
the Chicago g. Northwestern Railroad,
the main gateway of which to the West
Is at Clinton.
At present there can be no direct
interchange of goods between the Upper
Mississippi Barge Line and the Chi
cago e. Northwestern because of the
lack of terminal facilities.
It always has been the policy OF the
Inland Waterways Corporation to have
the terminal facilities constructed by
municipalities and then taken over by
the Government-operated corporation
for use by the water carriers. In each
instance the corporation steadfastly has
maintained the policy that all interests
accruing to the Government from such
ARRANGEMENTS must be passed on to
private operators whenever In the fu-
ture the system is turned over to pri-
vate capital for operation.
The tentative program of the Secre-
tary had been arranged to fix the ar
rival at Clinton for the conference in
time for the Secretary to view any sites
or proposed places for the terminal.