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New Britain herald., 1930-04-28
ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING

Theodore Urlton, 26, of 165 Co., lumhus avenue. Now Haven, was ar rested for speeding on Stanley street today by Motorcycle Officer W. $. Strolls, and Nicholas D'Ansol- mo. 25, of 696 Windsor street, Har.- ford, was arrestcdT on the same charge on Broad Erect by Motor- cycle Officer David Doty.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-28
BROADWAY ACCIDENT
 CLAIMS ONE VICTIM
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Continued From First Page) avenue station, charged with homi- eide. felonious assault, and operat- ing without license.
 He told police he was driving be- hind another machine and crashed into the stanchion when the first car made a turn. He did not sec the traffic signal. he said, until it was too late to avoid an accident.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-28

bates in support of the argument that congress did not intend to make the purchaser equally guilty with the sender.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-28
EXPLANATION OF SATURDAYS CARTOON

n, EKF10ENA110N UF tAFIU0N  Zealand For % he almost ship left Peorus Sound  ahead through This
  order -counc clprotet
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New Britain herald., 1930-04-28

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New Britain herald., 1930-04-28
MAN IS ARRESTED
 IN LIQUOR DEATH
did not think that the liquor was

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18

lany bement a szobajaba. A siir-
gony kibontatlanul vart a keze-
ben. Minden ell kell viselni gon-
dolta [ feltepte.
karacsony este erkezem. II
A szavak tancoItak kaprazo sze-
me elott, ragyogni kezdtek a be-
tiik Is 8 felszabadito zologassal
borult rajuk.
A beti,k muzsikas zengese zug
az agyaban, mem is hallja a kopo-
gast, az alto nyilasat. De. aki be-
jott az mem is banja EFT karjaba
veszi ot es konnyes arcat maga-
hoz simitja vegtelen szeretettel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
1890 DECEMBER 1s

agyra fektettek es ugy vittek a
kocsihoz, aki id6k0zben ketszer is
.elajult. Keglevich gr6f irasbeii
utasitassal kiildte a kocsit es a
sebesiiltet kiser0 embereket a leg
k0zelebbi oryoShoz azZal, hogy Il
sebesiiltet azonnal kiildjek auton
az egri korhazba. Az orvos azon-
ban nem latott komoly esetet fem
forogni seb bekotese utan lat
szolag konnyebbiiles is mutatko-
zott. szerencsetlen Greg hajto
azonban az ejszaka folyaman meg
halt.
A megrendit0 katasztrofa meiy-
segesen lasujtotta vadaszat
resztvevoit, akik megdobbcnvc
ertesiiltek az fjszaka folyaman
arr6l, hogy a sebesiilt, Macy yer
veszteseg k0vetkezteben 'otthona-
ban meghalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
BORZALMAS VADASZ-
SZERENCSETLENSEG
Halalra marcangolta a hajtot a
megsebzett vadkan.

Egerbol jelentik Sulyos
szerencsetlcns6g jatszodott le Pc
tervisar k0zseg k0rnyrken rem
dezett vadaSzaton. AZ clmult va
napokban vaddiszno vadaszatot
rendezett pttervasari keriileten
gr0f Keglevich Gyula orSzaggyii-
leSi kepviselG, aki erre az aka
lomra t0bb f6varosi Is k0rnyek-
bell ismer0set hivta meg. Az el0-
kel0 vadasz tarsasag kora reg
geli orakban indult Xxi a teriiletre.
ahol a vadaszmester utaSitasai
szerint helyezkedtek el az egyes
puskasok.
Az elso hajtasban t0rtent, hogy
nagy cs0rtetessel egy hatalmas
vadkan J0tt az egyik vadaszra,
Biber Gyula erdomern0kre. A
puskas tiizelt, megsebezte a va
dat, amelyben azonban volt meg
annyi ero, hogy visszaforduljon a
cSapason. "A vadkan nyomaban
jottek a hajtok, akik hallottak a
lowest lattak. hogy a vadkan
visszafordul el0ttUk. Szokas SIZE
rint ismet vadasz fele akartaIl
visszaterelni a vadat, ez azonban
nem sikeriilt. Hiaba csapkodtak.
kialtoztak a hajt6k, a megsebzett
allat feldiih0dve. nekirontott az
egyik hajtonak.
Az illet0, eey Greg ember, aki
mar szamtalan vadaszatOn vett
reszt mint hajto, felre akart ug-
rani. de mar mem tudott menekiil-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18

nj, vadkan irtozatos erovel ne
kingrott, ledontotte labarol Is a
f0ldonfekv6 ember combjan h,lsz
centimtter hosszu mely sebet ha-
sitott agyaraval Egy szempilan-
tas alatt iatsz0dott lie az egesz.
Mire a hajtok ketsegbeesetteI kia-
balni kezdtek, mielott meg valaki
is a Szerencsetlen ember segitse-
gere siethetett volna, vadkan
meg ketszer belevagta agyarat a
hajto combjaba, amelyet teljesen
osszehasogatott
A szerencsetlen ember es meg
remiilt tarsai kialtozasara a ket
legk0zelebbi vadasz, Biber erd6-
mern6k es K0ver Bella gyogysze-
resi- odarohantak es ket jol irany
zott golyoval letcritett6k "a diih0n
go vadallatot, amelynek sulya
1876 kil6t tett XII.
A verben fetreng6 sulyos sebe-
siiltet helyszinen rtszesitettell
elso segdlyben, haziur, Kegle-
vicE grof, azonnal kocsiert kill
dott. sebcsi;lt hajtot faagakb6l.
pusl<aszijakbol rogton7ott hord-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
KARACsoNY ESTE
Irta /: Geocze Anna.

Lassn pelyhekben hullt a no,
mar mindent beboritott odakinnt.
A tagas ablakokon bevilagitott a
tell feh6rseg.
Gyony0rii karacsony este lesz
gondolta lany mig vegig-
nezett a szobakon. Istenem, ha az
ember AIT varhatja karacsony es-
tere, aki neki legdragabb a vi
lagoon. A szobak leveg6je is csu-
pa sejtelmes ujongo varakozas
Most minden targy Glove lett es
valami csudalatos messzire figye-
lesSel var.
A karacsonyfa is lit all mar a
talpaba er6sitve, k0riil0tte csillo-
go halmokban diszek, csillagszo-
r6k, r6zsaszinii cukorhalmok es
gyertyak. Mar csak ez munka
van hatra, ez pedig meg mem SIR
g6s, hisz meg ket nap van odaig.
De azert hozza fogott a diszites-
hez.
Minden szep rata, de legszebb
ITALIAN megis az az oriasi izzobibor
comb, ami olyan, mint maya az
0rom!
Egy kicsit elfaradt diszitesbe
es leiilt az ablak mellett. A fakon
zuzmaras fatyol csillogott. lgazi
.boldog szep karacsony id0.
Csengettek. A csomagos postas
j0tt. Valaki kuld valamit a Jezus-
kaval. Macy meglepetessel latta a
cimezesen Gabor irasat. M1ert
kildi postan, amit adni akar, mi
ert mem ada at szemelyesen ra-
gyogo ia alatt9 Kibontotta a do
D0Zt, ANNEX CONDOS sep ESQ
magolasa is olyan nagyon Q volt
De lany, most mem tudott orul-
nj. Valiant fajo sejtelem fekudte
meg egyszerre a szivet es vert
gyokeret benne. Kibontotta le-
velet. A karacsonyfa ebben perc
ben tompa puffanassal dolt veglg
a sz6nyegen.
A diszek szerte hulltak, az ego
biboros csillog6 lapda szejjel pat
tant, apr6 cserepei, mint izzo YER
cseppek ragyogtak szonygen.
A lany mar tudta, hogy mi van
a levelben. Tudta, hogy mar vege
a draga, boldog karacsony este
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18

mex. Olvasni kezdett fesziilt figye
lemmel. De. mint ha siirii fa-
tyol boritotta volna felfogo ke-
peSseget. Olvasta es nem ertette a
szavakat. Amt meg6rtett, AIT in
kabb sejtette, erezte, de a tudata-
ban mem engedte atmenni. Gabor
mem jon haza.
A fajdalom 6s a szeretet hatal-
mas erejevel legyozte a sirls va
gyat, megirta gyMsan levelet.
Megirta, hoey hisz csak trefa
volt! Hogy hisz ct szeretik lit ma
gyon! Szeretik
Nyugtalan remego sietessel Wit
te a levelet. lrtozva gondolt arra,
hogy ismer6s0k megallitjak es
egy perccel kts0bb cr a postara.
Visszafelt mar lecsillapult a re
meg0 nyugtalansag, de mem a
faidalom. AZ oft lennt elon, gyot-
ron kialtott, konnyeket kovetelt,
forro, ego konnyekbe akart felol-
dodni. Kit0rni gatjat kiszakitva
Es inert EFT vissza kell fojtani, lie
kell fegyelmezni minden megma-
radt erejevel!
! Egy koldusaasszony a sarkon
feleje nyujtotta "A kezet monoton
kony0rg6sseI. 8 ra ntzett tires
k0z0mboS pillanta>sal Ehes9 Mi
az9 Fazik ? Mi az! Mi az mind az
fajdalmahoz kepest? . most
mar ITALIAN sosem fog sajnalni SEN
kit. Istenem 8 ehezne, fazna, csak
ne lett volna ez felreertes, csak
ell ne utazna addig kjilf0ldre, -
amig ez a level 0da mem er. Csak
megertene, hogy 8 mem akarta
bantani Hogy trefa volt L..
A k0nnyek megint tgetteN a
szemet ,szoritottak torlat es
vegtelen keseriiseggel ttpdeste
szivet a gondolat, hogy ha jora is
fordul minden draga szep ka-
racsony estenek vege. Hogy va
gyott 3 erre karacsony estere
Hogy vagyott ARA legszebb
oromre, hogy karacsony estejen
hajthatta eloszor a vallara fe-
jet annak, akit secret. A sziyeDen
segitsegert kialtott fajdalom!
Az egyik iizlet elott megallt.
Karacsonyfa diSzek voltak lit is,
mint t0bbi kirakatban, de a
Macy piros Comb parjat mem ia
lalta sehol. Az 0r0m effort es csc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18

reszvet, mem melegegett gyonged-
seq. Kabult volt IS trzdlSetlen.
A kicsi belepett
- Nit akarsz9 - 4 kicsi mem
felelt, csak ndzte ct, Macy sotet
szemtvel. Es a lany sziveben va
Iami megindult eS szerette volna
ct magahoz olelni, hogy egyiitt
sirjanak. amig csak birnak,
- Gyere be. Fazol?
Igen. - Mar oft ALT a kaly-
ha mellett IS lehelgette kis piros-
ra dermedt kezet.
Nit adjak Neked2
- Tasstt adm ed halisnaszalat
A lany bamulva k1rdezte.
- Minek az?
- Anamnat
- Anyadnak mines harisny;l-
iao - A lany probaita elktpzel-
nj. hogy lehet valnhi, akinek
nincs harisnyaia.
- Neked van?
- Netem van, elnelte fnl
rongyos labacskajat. hogy meg
mutassa egyetlen harisnyajat
Varj, maid keresek Ncked,
amt tudok. - Befutott a SICK
renvehez, feh6rnemiit ,meleg feI-
s6ruhat hozott magaval A lIicsl
eppen a kredenc fele volt fordnl-
van. Alma, Sz0ll6. mandula volt
talon.
Nit adjak Neked' Mt
kerszQ - A kicsi clfordult 4 tai
t0l.
Ed halisnaszaiat aiidn-
nat. = A lany sziv6t elont0tte a
r6szv6t mAIege. Es ez a m4iysa-
ges gyongeds6g enyhitette, simo-
gatta, nyugtatta vegtelen szomo-
rusagat.
Masokon Segiteni gondolta
= ez az egyetlen, ami a ketsegbe-
eses 0rvenyetol elvezet Ami egy
kis megnyugvaSt ad. Most felfajt
neki d6lel6tti kjz0mbiissege
Igen, akkor meg btnult volt a faj
dalomtol. De mar~ megbanta Sc
giteni fog masokon igen ugy, -
mint azelott. Mem engedi, hogy IA
fajdalom elk0z0mb0sitse. IIa az
listen ramerte a csapast viselni
fogja, de ugy, hogy suIya alatt el
he t0rpiiljon a lelke.
Alig ment el a kicsi, csenget-
tex. A siirg0nykezbesit6 volt. A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18

repei izzo biboros konnycseppek-
ke valtak.
Egy z6ld golyot latott kira
katban, AIT megvetette. Legalabb
ragyogjon remeny zoldJe Mirc
felakasZtotta a tompa zold feny-
ben ragyogo gombot.
Hatha hAtha
gondoIta. - A csillogo biDoros
0r0m helyett most remeny zoi-
delien a fan. Hatha 10 lesz meg
minden IS elton megiSe Halk SUI
rolo neszelesre lett figyelmes. AZ
tan tompa puffanas. a la telJes
diszeyel ujra a foldon fekiid1, \
z0ld labda 0sszet0rve guruit Ia
baihoz. Dermedten, k0nnyteien
szemmel nezte. A lehelletfinom
z0ld cserepet felre l0kte keskeny
labaval. Vend6gell jottek. = Nj a
ia! De kar! Miert mem allittatod
fel? Segitsiink ?
Mem, mem, hagyjatok = A
szobalany keszsGgesen futott oda.
- Hagyja c,,ak. \ baratncl
nevettek.
Igy akarod hagyni? Remek
kis ajax vagy Te! Most harag
Szol Is inkabb ICY hagyod!. J..
A vendegek elmentek. A szob&-
lany bejott, oda ment fahoz.
= Mondtam, hogy hagyJa, neln
erti9
- AIT hittem csak a. vendegek
Matt mem tetszett akarnl hogY
atkor lllitsam. Ne tessek mar ha
ragudni kisasszony, kerem nadl
allitsam fel meg egyszer.
A lany irt0zva gondol ARA,
hogy most meg kell gyujtanl a
fat. mcrt masok Or0met nem
szabad elrontani Azoket, akik
szcretnek minket. De legalabb
utols6 percig mem jon Xxi a szoba-
jab0l, mig lehet, huzza az IDIOT.
AZ el6szoba alto felol lalk mo-
toszkalas hallatszott. Nit csin%l
az lany, hogy mem nyit ajtot,
valaki jon.
Kinezett. Egy nagykendo gom-
bolyag ALT az alto elott. A kis
kekre dermedt kez kaparaszta ii
kilincset. Ket Macy szomoru szem
nezett Xxi kendobol A lany kC-
z0mb0sen nezte. Annyira tele volt
az idegen elet nyomorusaga nell
fert mar belle. Mem ebredt benne
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1930-03-01
VETS IN EUROPE
Contributing Money for the Over
throw of Prohibition in the
United States

Horace D. Taft, educator, living in Mas
sachusetts, and brother Of William How
ard Taft, Chief Justice of the United
States, charges that worldwide liquor,
wine and beer interests from "a gigantic
corrupting power" are proposing ito break
down the Constitution and the laws Of the
United States and to do it with money"
Behind the assault Of prohibition in
America, Taft said, were international al
coholic beverage interests" He quoted
the President of International League of
the adversaries of Prohibition as saying:
1--WE have hundred million people be-
hind us and untold millions of dollars
which we will spend in the merciless fight
to destroy prohibition in the United
States"
1.-THE same gentleman said Taft, "as
chairman of the French Wine Export
Commission, said in the French Wine
Trade Journal, the approaching electoral
struggle in the United States will probably
be the occasion for redoubling the efforts
of the commission and it is now awaiting
the return of its representative to decide
its action in the matter"
The whisky and beer men of Europe
helped to win the Canadian campaigns for
government control, and the people Of thisi
country should be awakened to the dire
consequences Of a wet victory in America,
according to Mr. Taft.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1930-03-01
The CHALLENGE

Prohibition will long organized army
liquor crowd backed by the biggest lead
synda
ing sos days the break down. They
enforcement machinery, bag and baggage places
The temperance forces fought todd organizations
various phases of the liquor traffic the of the saloon Today they
have pooled their interests and their through powerful
organization known the National Association Opposed Prohibition
Recently this organization
members, all milionares.
News tell the organization of artists and writer's
tutors magazines the formed defeat the We
fruits of their 1abors every hand
The reported from Washington the other day that thousand
daily joining prohibition society," the Crusaders the
object of which State Legislatures who
will prohibition The organizer this Frederick Clark
Cleveland sd 1--WE plan have local organization city OF
than $4,000 within the year"
The situation calls the dry intensive and comprehensive
political and educational campaign the ahead than they have
before conducted
In Illinois only proposal repeal
forcenent should nominate in the April Primary and elect
November House Senate which will also several mucneeded
amendments the prohibition make possible vigorous
forcement prohibition throughout counties of the
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1930-03-01
DRYS IN CONGRESS
Show More Snap and Spirit in Com
batting the Wet Bloc

DryS in Congress are showing more snap
and spirit and are mobilizing for war on
vets with good effect. They showed their
strength in the lower House of Congress
by approving the annual fifteen million
dollar dry fund with less than 30 opposing
votes. That the Senate will concur in
the action of the House is certain. but
neither branch of Congress will heed the
cry OF vets TO make the appropriation for
dry enforcement the eXtravagant figure
predicted by vets.
The bill for transfer of the prohibition
service from the Treasury to the Justice
Department will be the first legislative
suggestion proposed by President Hoover
to receive congressional consideration.
This bill has been introduced in the House
and may pass that body before this paper
reaches its readers. II and other admin
lstratton dry proposals may be delayed
in the Senate because Of the tariff which
had the right of way in the upper House.
In the Senate, the drys are ready TO ac-
cept the challenge of Senator Blaine, of
Wisconsin, for repeal of the Eighteenth
Amendment. However, because of the
tariff consideration. that vote may be
postponed for some time.
Secretary Of Treasury Mellon appeared
before the House Committee itself in be-
half Of the transfer of the Prohibition De-
partment from the Treasury Department
to the Department of Justice.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1930-03-01
CALL A CONVENTION
It Will Meet in Baltimore Some
Time Next Spring

A few days ago, a resolution calling for
a general meeting of the Association!
Against the Prohibition Amendment some,
time next spring in Baltimore, Maryland,'
was adopted at meeting of the Associa-I
tons Executive Committee held in New
York City.
The action followed discussion of 1et-l
ter written few days previous by VIM
C. Bruce, former United States Senator of
Maryland, to Pierre dupont, chairman Off
the Associations Executive Committed
proposing a national convention to seek al
reform in the prohibition law.
This is the first time the Association
Against the Prohibition Amendment has
called general meeting.
Looks as if the wet organization Isl
getting ready for more intensive work. =
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1930-03-01
THE ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
(The Christian Science Monitor


by that body and for confidence in its future activities In the assault the
rallied
seized its But matters stand the Anti
militant defender since that policy enacted into Federal
that
Antisaoon neither detective
of beverage intoxans governmental
functions formation public achieve
failed
prohibition through methods option failed because dhs
the attacks disiers
O
dissipation
of
discharged
their Nation against the the friends liquor whether domestic
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1930-03-01

How foolish the claim of vets that pro-
hibition was forced upon the country when
80 states had adopted it before the Eight
zenith Amendment became effective.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-14
Several Sentenced
By Matamoros Court

Judge Jesus Roias Yesterday pass
I'd sentence On Isidro Lopez SAL
dana. after due trial on charges Of
murder.
Saldana was found guilty OF
shooting to death Sra. Maria Rem
don. his common law wife. on the
eighth OF August last year. The
shooting took place on Abaso'o
street between 18th and 18th. Jeal-
cusy was the motive brought out al
he trial. Saldana will be taken to
the state penitentiarv at Ciudad
Victoria. II was said. The trial
created considerable interest in the
citv.
Juan Garcia Cerda Santos de IA
Cruz and lose Alanis were sentenced
10 serve short terms in the Mata-
rncros iail as follows: Cercia Cerda
ne "a Cruz 80 DAYS and Alanis 43
DAYS. They were convicted on the
~harzes cf nealipent VIGILANCE. re-
sulting in the esca0e OF several nri-
soners from the Matamoros jail q
~hort time ago.
Oliveros Rodriguez was sentenced
to five wears and six months IN the
state n~enitentiarv. He was convict
I'd on chercrs Of theft.
.I,lan de "a Pcsa was sentenced
Tor ROBBERY. He will serve 1 years
and nine months in the state peni-
tertiary at Ciudad Victoria.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-14
Faulk Speaker For
San Benito Kiwanis

Especial to The Herald)
san BENITO. Aug. l4.-Political
meddling with economic conditions
has been the cause of depression IN
the United\States. said Harry Faux
OF Brownsville In speaking before
the Kiwanis club here at noon We'd
nesday.
He blamed legislation which
years ago permitted farmers to
borrow Nney at low rates OF inter-
est for long periods Of time. This.
he said, encouraged unnecessary bor-
rowing. Farmers who would not
borrow at eight per cent, borrowed
government money at two to five
per cent.
Purchase by federal farm boards
Of SURPRISES was hit because such
supplies Of agricultural products
must be thrown upon the market In
time and the sought after stabili-
cation does not occur.
A woman's view of the interna-
tional convention az Atlantic City
was given by Mrs. z. T. Morris.
wife Of the local delegate
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-14
TORNADO HITS,
ITALIAN CITY
Second Catastrophe Ends
Thanksgiving Services
n Naples

NAPLES. Italy. Aug. 14.-P-On
The eve Of celebration Of escape
from serious damage in last months
earthquake, the section Of Naples
occupied BY the agricultural market
today vas swept by r tornado which
took at least lcur lives and injured
between 20 and 80 persons.
The city was panic-strickel n
police and carabineers had trouble
in keeping back the crowds from the
hospitals where the injured were
taken. The storm broke a. $50 a.
m, the early hour. II was believed.
keeping the casualty list as low as
IL was since the market was not yet
crowded.
The four known dead = found
beneath the debris Of the wall OF
the Romeo Agricultural works. a
section Of which, ten feet high and
$50 feet long. was knocked down.
Policemen and firemen engaged
quickly in removing the remainder
of the debris IN the fear other
' bodies would be found. Many TOOK
shelter from the storm IN It's SHADOW
and barely escaped when II fell.
From 3.45 70 4.30 a m nearby
Rome experienced n terrific electric
storm which knocked tiles from
roofs and carried chairs and tables
on open air balconies great distan-
ces. Sleep was impossible.
The Naples calamity occurred on
the eve Of Assumntion Dav feast
Of the Virgin Nav. traditional
proctress OF Naples. BY order Of the
Cardinal Archbishop Ascalesi te
deums Of Thanksgiving for compar-
alive escape from the eartharake
were to be sung tomorrow at all
churches in the CITY.
The storm created 2 tremendous
sea which tossed smaller boats in
the harbor about threateningly. No
DAMAGE to larger vessels was re-
ported Immediately.
The populace invaded tho church.
es soon after the tornado struck
imploring divine protection. while
the sections tolled bells f~urious'y as
a warning and summons.
OF the 70-odd injured II was es-
timated tina, about 20 were injured
seriously.
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DAILY
AIR Loo

Pan-American plane in yesterday
piloted BY K. v. Beer carried two
passengers Mrs. @. NJ. Drayton
from Tampico to Brownsville and
J.. A. Steele of the Pan-American
Airway from Mexico City to
Brownsville.
Pan-American plane No. % out
with Fl. w. Sheridan pilot and car
rying three passengers: r. A.
thompson to san Salvador, S. A.,
r. NJ. Guajardo. Mexican Immigra-
ton official from Matamoros TO
Mexico City. and ID. A. Foley to
Mexico City.
c. A. T. passenger ship in We'd
nesday piloted By John Tremayne.
c. A. T. passenger ship out Tues
day piloted BY John Tremayne.
S. A. T. passenger ship in We'd
nesday piloted by Briarly and car
RED five passengers.
S A. T. passenger ship out We'd
nesday piloted by Walter Meal
lister an1 passengers were Miss A.
Becker to San Antonio. Clyde Tan
dy II San Antonio, j. Porter 10 San
Antonio, Miss Elizabeth Decker to
Dallas. and DR.. Scott TO Austin.
s. "A. II. mail ship IN Wednesday
piloted by Bryant Robbins.
S. A. +. mail ship out Wednes-
day piloted by Chas. Pedley.
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HEADED
FOR BRITAIN
Big Dirigible Is Expected To
Make Quick Trip;
One Motor Out

MONTREAL. Aug. 14.-tPi-The
British d.rigible RICO, was making
fast time today on an Eastward
crossing cf the Atlantic toward its
nome station at Cardington. Eng
land.
With one Of is powerful motors
out Of commission. the largest light
er-than-air liner IN the world cast
off from the moorlng tower mere
at 1926 D. m. CE. S. T) yesterday
and heaaed down the St. Lawrence
valley.
N addition to its complement OF
"A officers and men. the airship
carried Is passengers. including two
official Observers and a group OF
press representatives.
Despite the handicap of n dead
motor, . Squadron Leader r. NJ.
Booth and his officers, expected 70
make a quick crossing aided by fol-
lowing winds and tie up at Card
ington Saturday morning. Their es-
innate for the trip was so hours.
which would give the R-l00 the rec
ord for an eastward transatlantic
VOYAGE. about six hours less than
the best time Of the German diri-
rible Graf Zeppelin.
Clrcling over Montreal in a last
gesture Of farewell, the R-lc9
headed down the river. An hour and
q minutes later It was sighted over
Three Rivers. Que, flying at the
rate Of 60 miles an hour. Picking
I'D speed. the ai-ship arrived over
Quebec at 10.45. having covered the
163 miles from Montreal in 2 hours
and % minutes.
Weather forecasts promised good
4 FLYING conditions over the first half
Of the ocean. with following winds.