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La gaceta., 1931-05-19
LA CoRTE SUPf EMA De
CLARA LA LEY DE CALL
FORNIA EN- CONTRA DE
LA BANDERA ROJA

Wash, mayo 19.-La ley dc
bandera roja de California, ba-
10 la cual fuera condenada Yet
Ia Stromberg, ha sido declara-
da d~efectSosa por la corte su.
prema.
Como directora de un campa-
mento de ninos zen 1929. ella
hacia que estos saludaran la
bandera roja todas las mana
mas Y prometieran fidelidad a
ia bandera de los trabaiadores
y a la causa que esta defiende,
la aspiration de nuestras vidas,
la libertad de la claSe trabaia-
dora.
Ella fu6 encontrada culpable
bajo una ley del estado que
prohibe la Exposition de la
bandera roja o cualquiera otra
enseha como signo de oposici6n
al gobierno organizado o como
una invitaci6n o estimulo a la
acci6n anarquista o como una
ayuda a propaganda de carac-
ter sedicioso.
Ell magistrate presidente
Hughes, una opini6n no com
Iartida por los magistrates Nc
Reynolds y Butler, dice que el
mantenimiento de una %oportuni
dad para libre discussion poll
tica, de modo que ell gobierno
responda a la voluntad del pue-
bio y que los cambios sean OBJ
tenidos por los medios legales,
una oportunidad esencial a la
seguridad de la repdblica es un
principle fundamental de nues-
tro sistema constitutional.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19
MEDIDAS TOMADAS POR
Ell GOBIERNO

Madrid, Mayo l9.-El minis
tro de hacienda ha prohibido
sc eNporte capital de Espana
en- sumas mayores de 5000 pc
setas.
Las elecciones, segdn dij0
aver Largo Caballero, minis .
tro del trabajo, no Sc podran
efectuar antes de JUNO %, por
la demora sufrida Ell la prepa-
raci6n del censo electoral.
Por orden de la Srta, Victo-
ria Kent, director general de
prisiones, las monjas que abas-
tecen las necesidades de los
presses tienen un mes de plazo
para presentar cuentas y en-
tregar las comisarias a los fun
cionarios plblicos.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19
Juventud Enthusiastic

Esta simpatica Agrupaci6n
nos anuncia para la noche DE-
manana, Microbes 20 de Ma
20, I'm gran bale, en- los salC-
res del palacio astur.
Contratada ha sido para a
m~enizarlo una de ~nuestras mas
eputadas %orquestas. Los IT,
kets Sc pondran a la yenta al
1recio de so cts. para los ca
balleros y 25 cts. para las da-
mas. TODD hace Greer que tan
bella fiesta bailable sc resol-
vera en- un franco exito.
Atraidos por su singular a
traction, admiraremos ALI una
yerdadera legion de encanta-
doras damitas y de elegantes
i6venes.
N @
La gaceta., 1931-05-19
DETENIDO UN GURA QUE
PREDICABA EN- CONTRA
DE LA REPUBLICA

Madrid, Mayo l9.-En ell
pueblo de ManzanareS fue en-
carcelado aver Ell cura Juan
Flores Gutierrez, a quien Sc a
cusa de haber dicho en- un SER
mon que ell gobierno republi-
cano es ell responsible del I'LL
timo brote de vio.encia anti
clerical.
FL cura sera juzgado por ell
ayuntamiento del pueblo, cum
pliendose asi una orden del
gobierno.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19

w. Standau, w. G. Stanford,
|. G.. Greer, K. G.. Greathouse,
Jessie Byrd y ]. w. Fisher, fue
nombrado por ell juez de paz
Leo Walters.
La Sra. Downs dice que ella
iba por la avenida de Florida
Y Mrs. Yates, que iba hacia e.
este de P~owhatan, probable,
mente no VIC su autom6vil, o.
curriendo eli accidente.
Hoy por la tarde volyera a
reunirse ell jurado investiga :
dor, que aver tomara declara-
ci6n a varios testigos.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19
'If'cuo CMbumo

IrcM'o CubGnO
10
p.umetido, publico hoy ell pro-
grama confeccionado para la
fiesta que tendra efecto mana
M Microbes en- conmemora-
ciLa Il una de las fechas mas
glo1 10. IS del continente ameri-
cano J especialmente de la his
toria de Cuba, ell dfa 20 de Ma
20.
Yea. 2 aqui ell programa para
que MI stros amables lectores
Duedar lpreciar de antemano Ia
brillan z que revestira este ac-
to conn morativo.
|. H mnos nacionales ameri-
cano V ubano. 2. Aperture por
eli DR.. USE S. Franco, presiden-
to de Ia sociedad. 8. Discourse
nor ell Sr. Victoriano Manteiga.
q. Dos p..labras por la represen-
tacion de los antiques Emigra-
dos Re olucionarios cubanos.
s. Tn he oe sin gloria, monolo-
go por e j6ven artista, Sr. Ar
turo Pine 0. 6. Canci6n america
ma Dor l. gentil senorita Velia
Martinez. 7. Tango mo me llo-
res" por 81 talentoso Pablo Ca
Undo. 3. Princesita, canci6n por
el Sir. J. Rodriguez. 8. Pavo-
rresl. car 5n por la Sra. Chela
Martinez. 10. Fox por la Sra.
Manuelita Leon de Garcia. IL
Canei6 np3r 81 j6ven Luis La
vim. Como fin de fiesta Sc cele-
brara un e1plendido bale, anne
nizado por una excelente orques
ia de danzones y danzonetes'
organizada especialmente para
esta fiesta.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19
Ell JUEZ SHEPPARD REBA-
10 LA SENTENCIA A LEO
DAY

Ell juez federal Sheppard Sc
conmovi6 aver en- favor de Leo
Day y rebaj6 a tres meses la
pena de seis que impusiera a
este por mantener un local de-
dicado a la venta de licores in
toxicantes.
A PHI Todd, condenado con
Day, lie fue rebajada la pena
de tres meses y multa de $500
a dos meses y multa de Glen
pesos.
Fred Thomas recomend6 IN
aminoraci6n de la pena en- ia
vor de Leo. diciendo que este
mo muestra inclination crimi-
nal"
La gaceta., 1931-05-19
LA COMISION DE REGLA-
MENTO DEL CIRCULO Gu
BANJO

La comisi6n de reglamento
del Circulo Cubano, que iba a
reunirse esta noche para con-
tinuar sus imp0rtantes traba-
JOS, ha decidido, por ser hoy
ell aniversario de la muerte de
jose Marti y manana ell 20 de
Mayo, no reunirse hasta ell pro
ximo %viernes.
Componen la comisi6n los
sehores Cabarrouy, Fernandez
de la Nuez, Samalea, Vallejo,
Antonio Blanco, Waldo, Anne
zaga y M~anteiga.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19
CHUNGAS Y ACHUNs

ell acuerdo de II ca
pital y ell traba Eprome-
tiendose ell primero 4 no reba-
jar y ell segundo a no Sedir au-
mento, todavia obliga a las dos
parties.
No dice Mr.. Doak que la phi
mera parte ha disminuido los
salaries EN- toda la naci6n Y que
10 ha hecho sin la protesta del
Presidente.
La carta politica a favor de
la reelection de Mr.. Hoover, el
pueblo la tiene en- sus manos y
lie ha servido para reirse a man.
dibula batiente.
Pero los patronos pueden a.
preciar, sin molestarse mucho,
que ell gobierno esta va cansa-
do de servirlos, permitiendo cir
cular las historietas 'amarillas'
que describen a los "rojos" CO.
mo los monstruos de la civiliza-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19
.TRANQUILIDAD EN- MALA-
GA
GA

Madrid, Mayo 10. -Van a
ser juzgados EN- Malaga los in
dividuos detenidos y acusados,
la semana pasada, de quemar
y saquear propiedades de la
iglesia.
Los monies y monjas estan
regresando a los claustros.
FL orden EN- esa provincial es
complete.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19
INFORMADA
MENTE LA LEY PERM
TIENDO APUESTAS EN-
Ell JAIALAI

Tallahassee, mayo l9.-El
somite de espectaculos p1blicos
'nform6 aver de manera favo-
able el proyecto de ley permi-
,iendo apuestas mutuas en- los
f~rontones de Jai-Alai.
Present6 la moci6n ell repre-
sentante Chappell, del condado
de Dade.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19
La Cclumna

Avanzan de modo sorpren-
dente los preparativos para Ia
fiesta campestre que esta flo
reciente agrupaci6n ha seha-
:ado para ell 1ltimo dia de este
deliciCso mes de las flores.
Como es natural, Sc llevara
a termino en- sus poeticos do
minios.
A mediados de la presente
semana quedaran definitiva-
mente n~ombradas las Comisio-
nes que Sc entenderan con to-
los les trabajos relatives a la
fiesta.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19

MauflCN ~EuegC
de un conde ministries
que dur6 varias horas, y en- el
cu2l Sc discutieron cuestiones
de innegable trascendencia, ell
presidente Aleaa Zamora pu-
blic6 un decreto dejando sin
efecto la ley marcial y devol-
viendo al pueblo todos sus de-
rechos constituencies.
La calma Sc ha restablecido
por complete despues de los
motines que culminaron en- la
destruction de conventos, igle-
sias y otras propiedades cato
licas.
A fines de semana Sc levan-
tara la ley marcial en- las pro-
vincias.
FL presidente Zamora dijo
anoche que la tranquilidad en-
Madrid era una prueba de que
los animos va Sc han calmado.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19

Supo Marti marcharse a la
"manigua" cuando la mordaci-
dad lie ofendiera.
Amaba a SUI pueblo y no qui-
so permitir que uno inferior a
81 sobre la frente lie "grabara'
ell estigma de cobarde.
Pide ell pueblo a Machado que
Sc MARCHE, que libre a los GU
banos del tormento de su gobier
no; pero el Dictator no Sc can
sa y "patri6ticamente' sostiene
que no dimitira y, 10 que es peor
que no Sc ira de la rep1blica que
le detesta.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19
LIE Trio Ell NIN0 A SU MU-
JER

Memphis, Tenn, mayo l9.-
Lafayette Ragsdale, un emplea-
do de ferrocarriles, ha sido acu.
sado aqui por su mujer de ha-
Der tirado a 6sta un hijo de am
hos, de pocos meses.
Alega Mrs. Ragsdale que 81
Ia trio 81 nino. durante una dis
puta@y que ella 10 cogi6 en- el
aire, evitandole asi serias le-
stones o Ia muerte.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19
ALCALA ZAMORA COME
RENCIO CON Ell NUNCIO

Madrid, Mayo 19.-Hizo
aver otra vista al presidente
Alcala Hanora, ell Nuncio Pa
pal, Federico Tedeschini, cre-
y6ndose entreg6 la protesta de
La gaceta., 1931-05-19

No pasara ell proyecto de ley
Young infamando y arruinando
Ia industrial tabacalera.
Los puros de Tampa, que no
tienen parentesco con los puri-
tanos que protegen los juegos
prohibidos Y otros vicios, no Sc
ran sepultados en- Vero Beach.
Tampa ha destacado la pure
"a y la bondad de su industrial
y hasta la pr6xima legislature
no Sc la podra molestar como a
bora Sc ha hecho.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19

Proposition de apuesta hecha
por IN hombre sin trabajo que
presenciaba anoche los "'comba-
tes' en- I'm cuadrilatero local:
TIE trabajare un mes 81 triun
ia el "tuyo' y me daras diez pc
sos 81 vence ell "mio'.
La "apuesta' no fue acepta-
da por ell que iba a recibir ira.
bajo en- lugar de diaero.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19

pueblo cubano y con re
fianza dejo. la soluci6n de los
presentes prSblemas de Cuba
Ell las manos de la camara de
representatives"
Ell comite parlamentario Ii
beral Sc reunio aver, de.jando
limpio ell canine para consi-
derar las reformas constitucio-
males propuestas pa ell conf
tie oposie' gista de los IS.
Una de las reformas serfa
la termination del gobierno
del presidente Machado en-
1882, en- lugar de 1885,"
La gaceta., 1931-05-19

Su%lO I'll Captain "a ana, uut Slll-
barca a los hombres y ell Sc que
da en- TERRA.
Ell poeta, herido en- sus eff
bras sentimentales". rechaz6
los a~rgumentos del fil6sofo que
llevaba en- ell subconsciente y sc
march6 a la manigua, como un
soldado mas.
A POGO de llegar lei Ap6stol
metido a guerrero derramapa
su sangre por Cuba y los que
lie "embarcaron' con sus pala-
bras duras, subia a la picota
para ser "condenados' y des-
preciados.
MART no temia a la muerte
porque al salir de Estados Uni
dos para los campos de la insu-
rrecci6n, va la gloria lie habia
besado y la fama lie acariciaba
como hijo predilecto.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19

81 la legislature aprueba las
apuestas mutuas para ell Jai
Alai, tendremos Jai Aiai en-
Tampa.
Aqui Sc jugara a la pelota
vasca y los "tontos' podran a
rriesgar SUI dinero con mas emo
ci6n.
Y los terminates" haran
competencia a la Bolita.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19

Conste que los trabajadores
de Tampa han sidO utilizados
para evitar que ell golpe de
Young nos matara.
Sc dijo a los legislatures que
para mantener la industrial, a
disgusto hubo de rebajarse a
los tabaqueros, en- enero, un 10
FOR ciento de sus jornales.
Y LA Gaceta", compenetrada
siempre con los ideales de los
hombres que trabajan, di6 la
voz de alarma en- contra del i'm
puesto Y antes de que la Camara
de Concrete hiciera el viaje va
habia obtenido ell apoyo de su
amigo Pat, de su amigo Bled-
soc y de otros legislatures.
Ash labora un pequeno diario
por Ell progreso de la comunidad
donde Sc publica y es apreciado.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19

Los que han rebajado los Jor-
males de sus obreros, y los que
tienen la aviesa intenci6n de re-
bajarlos deben "hacer un alto"
Y escuchar la voz del secretario
del trabajo, Mr.. Doak, a quien
no Sc puede "clasificar" como
socialista 0 "rojo'.
Jugando una carta politica a
favor del presidents Hoover,
Doak. sostiene. despues de re-
bajas y mas rebajas, que una
d~ismimci6n en- los salaries Sc
ria violar la confianza deposit
tada en- la industria y d~ejaria a
los obreros en- libertad de de-
mandar mayor paga por sus es-
fuerzos.
Ell Presidente continda pen
sando, ssgdn Ell secretario, que
La gaceta., 1931-05-19

Muri6 aver repentinaik4
ell ST.. Joaquin Rubio, antique
sacio del Circulo Cubano Y her
mano del Sr. Rafael Rubio,
apreeiado amigo nuestro.
E. sepelio Sc efectuara en- la
tarde de hoy.
A la estiA< lila Rubio
enviamos nuestrg Jcero testi-
monio de condN Va.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19

Bale de las Flores
Una victoria mas, como muy
La gaceta., 1931-05-19

ia de la secretarA de gober-
naci6n dice que ell orden es.
complete.
Des6rdenes de poca impor-
tancia ocurrieron aver en- San
ii Spiritus, pueblo de la pro-
vincia de Santa Clara.
Gestiones Sc hacen en- favor
de la libertad de los jefes ma
cionalistas detenidos aver en-
Oriente.
La gaceta., 1931-05-19

La repdblica Guiana, depri-
Rida Y tiranizada, conmemora
hoy laaeaida de nmas genera
sa de la mas eXceTsa figura de
nnseyoluci6n de 1895, del poeta,
orador Jose Marti.
Eencido Marti a los
grados de la necesi-
II Y sacrificarse por
Adencia, cuando la
ehilla" dijo de Ell: ''Es
The Washington times., 1931-03-20
Eastman School
To GiUe Concert

The Eastman School Of Music
Symphony Orchestra will give a
concert program under the joint
auspices of the New York State
Society and the Washington
Alumni Association of the Univer-
sity of Rochester, at the Willard
Hotel, April 13.
The committee includes F. w.
Krichelt, DR.. William c. Davis, G.
Kibby Munson, William Roy Val
lance and Myron Glaser.
The Washington times., 1931-03-20
Music Group Plans
For 10000 Visitors

CHARLOTTESVILLE, March 20.
Preparations for the entertain.
cent Of 10000 visitors at the
first great Virginia music festival,
are being made here. Verbon
Kemp, secretary of the festival,
mas announced that it is assum.
ing proportions greater than any
one has anticipated.
Letters from every State in the
GasG are being received in every
mail from those who have heard
OF the festival. -- -
The Washington times., 1931-03-20
H. DOdge's Cafes
Under Dance Ban

FORT DODGE, Ia, March 90
Dancing in the Fort Dodge res
taurants has been banned by
Chief Of Police Il. M. Flattery on
the ground that local ordinances
permit dancing in licensed ball.
rooms which charge admission
for entrance.
The police chief also ordered
music out of the eating places.
IF they want music they will
want to dance" he said. EAT.
ing places are to eat in"
The Washington times., 1931-03-20
TypeWriters Stolen
From Public School

Herndon B. Jones, principal Of
the Twining School, Third Street,
between N and o Streets North
west, today reported to police
that two typewriters, valued at
$50 each, were stolen from the
school sometime this week.
The theft was committed, the
report says, during school hours.
The principal said he suspected
several boys who have been seen
lettering around the school.
The Washington times., 1931-03-20
S From D. C.. Picked
For N1UU War School

Rear Admiral John Halligan,
assistant chief of naval opera.
tions here, heads a list of six
Washingtonians among 81 naval
officers assigned yesterday by the
Navy Department to study at the
Naval War College, Newport r. l.,
beginning June 80.
The other WaShingtonians are:
Comdrs. r. c. Needham. L. F..
Kimban, G. M. Courts, A. Nc
GlasSon and r. M. Griffin.
The Washington times., 1931-03-20
BreUsters Are We'd
Ag1iIa in California

LOS ANGELES, March 20 (U.
SJ.-Back in 1926 when they first
were married, a Mexican hurdy.
gurdy played the wedding march.
Yesterday in Superior Judge M.
F. McComb's chambers, the roar Of
traffic on the street below was
the wedding march when for
the second time Eugene V. Brew.
Ster, once wealthy publisher, and
Corliss Palmer, film actress, were
married again.
The Washington times., 1931-03-20
Choir Will Sing Here
For NeQrO Memorial

The Hampton Institute Choir
will sing in Constitution Hall
tomorrow night under the au.
spices of the National Memorial
Association. The association is
planning the erection of a $780,
600 national memorial building
here as a tribute to negro life
in this country.
The choir, which includes 40
voices, will be led by DR.. r. Ma
thaniel Dett.
The Washington times., 1931-03-20
Columbia SOphs Bar
freshmen Rnnnuet

NEW YORK, March 2O.-The
annual freshman-sophomore din.
ner week Of Columbia College,
Tor 80 years a traditional period
OF mterclaSs kidapings, secret
olnners and battles, which last
year eliminated in the filing of
a damage suit for $51, 900 against
the present sophomore class by a
motel keeper, will be held no more,
II was announced yesterday by
sophomore class officers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-14
SHIELD dies
With PRAYER
| ON HIS LIPS

HUNTSVILLE, Aug. IA. Pl(Joe
Shield. triple slayer from Brown
county, died in the electric chair
ut the state penitentiary here early
today.
He was pronounced dead at 1912
O.. m, eight minutes after the first
charge of electricity coursed through
his body.
Triple Staying.
Shield was convicted of Staying his
estranged wife and charged with
killing her parents at Brookesmith,
May 16, 1880.
He marched 10 the chair with a
smile. his step light and steady.
When asked II he had anything
20 say. Shield said:
well, I don't believe I have. ex-
cept. warden, I have too much e.
gard for you and I ask you not
TO press the button that kills me-,
"If there is anyone out there who
Is my friend-good bye"
AS he started 10 sit down IN the
chair he said to newspaper re-
rorters: Boys, please don't forget
to treat me fair IN your stories"
AS he sat in the chair he bowed
his head. His face was ashen gray.
Il am praying to God to forgive
everybody"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-14
Wool Market Slow

BOSTON, Aug. IA Up The
commercial bulletin will say to-
morrow: The wool market has
slowed up again. Buying pressure
is off in the piece goods market, a.
though the mills r sold well
ahead, with deliveries to be made
in many instances over the next
three months, against which they
have covered their requirements In
wool very we'll"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-14
LOCATED
IN OCEAN MAY
Be CRAMER'S

HAUGESUND, Germany, Aug.
I4-R-Whether the body OF an
airman sighted off the Shetland
Islands was that Of Parker Cramer
or his radio operator. missing since
Sunday on a flight to Copenhagen,
was the subject Of speculation to-
day.
The master OF the Norwegian
steamer Sjoeglimt, which arrived
yesterday. reported that his crew
had noticed a body clothed in what
appeared to be flying toys floating
west OF the island OF Foula Sun
day afternoon. Foula is located
about 20 miles west OF the Shet-
land Islands.
Battered by heavy storms, the
steamer had run into the lee OF
the Shetlands when the discovery
was made. he said, but there was
no opportunity to salvage the body.
The airmen left the Shetlands
Sunday morning on the final stage
OF their flight across Canada,
Greenland. and the North Sea 70
chart an air mail route for Ameri-
can aviation interests.
A Department OF Civil Aviation
has been created by the Brazilian
Government TO control armail SER
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-14

A Department OF Civil Aviation
has been created by the Brazilian
Government to control armail SER
vice in that country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-12

the minutes for the meeting Of December II,
of that year, as follows: Letters from the Rev.
william Madison, president Of William and
Mary's College, in Virginia, containing a series
of meteorological observations by His Excel
lency Gov. Jefferson, and himself separately
for an year and half; likewise q set Of expert
ments on what are called the Sweet Springs"
Jefferson first became an oficer Of the So
ciety January 5, 1884, when he was chosen
councillor for two years. Two years later, jan
uary 3, 1888, he was elected councillor for
three years, and January Is, 1888, he attended
q meeting Of which the minutes say "JefIer-
son moved Creed seconded) that Rittenhouse
should make an orrery to be presented to his
Most Christian Majesty" GOuis XVI Of
France. The society's minutes for March 8,
1888, contain the entry that "Rittenhouse viii
make an orrery" and that Jefferson's diplomacy
was not bad diplomacy Is indicated by the next
reference to the event, the minutes for Sep
tember rs, 1888, which reveal
Letter from the French Minister to the Rev.
DR.. White that the King would accept the
orrery, and by his royal patronage excite an
emulation between the literary societies Of
France and the United States"
Jefferson was elected vice president Of the
society January 6, 1872, and on March 16, 1892,
he was present, with David Rittenhouse and
nine others, when the society received an
anonymous paper in competition for the Magel-
lanic prize entitled "A New Piece Of Mechanism,
Called the Elevator, Designed Principally for
Lifting to Great Inaccessible Heights" 1t is
interesting to note that this paper, which
probably heralded the dawn Of the elevator as
we know it today, was adjudged second best to
one describing 1.-The Improvement Of Electrical
Rods or Lightning Conductors, by Pointing
Them With Black Lead"
At the annual election January 4, 1898, JEFF
ferson again was chosen vice president Of the
society and January 1s, 1893, he presided at
meeting which elected six new members, among
them John Adams, then Vice President and
later President of the United States.
April 10, 1893, Jefferson and five others were
appointed committee to confer with Andrew
Michaux and frame instructions for his OBJ
servance the better to promote the advantages
of his western tour" which the society voted to
support not to exceed $500. An accounting Of
the fund seven years later revealed Jefferson
had contributed $125O, Alexander Hamilton,
Sl25O, and George Washington, $25. The next
reference to Jefferson Is in the minutes Of
August 1S, 1895, when he contributed q letter
describing "bones of extraordinary size found
beyond the Blue Mountains of Virginia and
appearing TO be Of the tger-ion and panther
species" It is this paper that recently came
TO light in the National Museum, establishing
Jefferson as discoverer Of the great ground
sloth or great claw" IS he called it-a name
it stin bears. True, Jefferson nistook. the
bones for those Of some giant animal Of the cat