davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-05-03
MAKES HoLE-N-ONE

McALLEN, May 3.-W. I. Wither-
spoon, former McAllen postmaster,
joined other McAllen members OF
the Hole-In-One Club at McAllen
Public Golf Course recently.
Playing In a sixsome. Wither-
spoon sunk a 165-yard drive In No.
6 In one heavy swing or his club.
The ball carried the length Of the
fairway. dropped on the green and
rolled into the cup for the most
perfect shot in golf. Playing with
WitherSpoon were Ed Rooster. Stew
en- Jones, Dick Harris. Henry Whit
tenburg, and q. A Fogelberg.
, 1935-05-03
AGED WOMAN DIES

CORSICANA, May 3. R-Mrs.
Harriet Kessinger. 90. native OK ILL
nols. but resident of CorsicanM for
58 years. died early Friday Funeral
rites are planned for Saturday.
Surviving are four daughters
three sons. N grandchildren, 10
great-grandchildren and one great
great-grandchild.
She had been In failing health Tor
several months.
, 1935-05-03

Of the key strike Of Chevrolet
Motor Co, workers.
There Fred Schwake, business
agent for the Toledo Automobile
Workers Union voiced a threat Of
violence II General Motor attempt
ed 70 transfer its manufacturing
operations from Toledo to q sub
sidiary plant In Muncie, Ind.
, 1935-05-03
READY FOR MEET

SAN BENTTO, May 3. Lester
Parker. San Benito's only entry In
the state Interscholastic League
meet now under way In Austin. and
Frin. s. ". Nicely Of the high school,
are In the capital. Parks- won the
county. district and regional ex-
temporaneous speaking contests
without q dissenting vote being cast
against him
, 1935-05-03
Flashes of Life
(By The Associated PressD
her Necessity Again

tBy The Associated PrtSS)
Mother Necessity Again
WAYNESBURG, Pa. Homer
Stephens pet frogs had a bad
habit Of jumping out OF their pool
In the garden.
Stephens, Of an inventive ma
ture, thought a bit and then
remembered the canary bird had
died.
In the middle Of the pond sits
a bird cage-with two frogs in
side.
Large Family
PADEBORN, ul.-One hundred
twenty : two direct descendants
survive Mrs. Elizabeth Neff, SO.
who died Friday.
She left IL living children. so
grandchildren. and 81 great
grandchildren
Going Metropolitan
LIBERAL, Nashville Russell
Strobel was eating dinner in a
Boise City, Okla, cafe. a jack
rabbit came hopping right up TO
the door Of the place in the bust
ness district.
He was told that Jacks fire.
uuently did that because they were
unable TO find vegetation In the
dust and drought stricken fields.
He's Asking For IL
OKLAHOMA CITY-A. F. Hob
bins. Waynesboro. Ga, isn't a
fugitive from the chain letter
fans.
He wrote an Oklahoma City
newspaper that the send-a-dime
letters hadn't reached the south
eea# yet, and wondered II some
Of those people who are playing
that game out there will kindly
send me one of those chain let
tiers"
Il win do my part to get it
started here" he added.
, 1935-05-03

cause any change In routine han
ding of mail
Evening star., 1935-08-20

WASHINGTON artist-Edith
" McCartney-has succeeded in
II creating for the Marine
4 a Corps a portrait Of it's first
commandant, Col William Ward
Burrows, Revolutionary War hero, by
tracing out family characteristics In
his descendants. This painting, Off
cials said today, will hang in the quar-
tiers of the major general comman-
dant, John H. Russell, at the Marine
Barracks, Eighth and streets south
east.
Miss McCartneys task was the more
difficult, the authorities asserted. in
asmuch as there was no known por-
trait of the first commandant extant.
Family tradition had it that he was
of stocky build. dark-haired and wore
SideburnS. With this slim informa-
ton to work on. the Washingtonian
delved deeper into family history.
Col. Burrows daughter married John
Nelson, Attorney General OF the
United States in the Tyler Admins
tratlOn. Inc QduSnIeT ol tlllS uilloil
married Alexander Neill and their
son was the late Dr. William Neill of
Charles Town, w. Va. His son is DR..
William Neill, jr., of Baltimore, Md.
Worked From Photographs.
photographs we're obtained of both
these Drs. Neill, and we're of great as
49,
important family characteristics,
which she later incorporated into her
creation of a likeness Of their IA
nous ancestor" Marine Corps officials
said today.
For weeks before she actually un-
dertook the portrait painting, Miss
Mccartney studied portraits of Col.
Evening star., 1935-08-20

Burrows contemporaries. These OF
Charles St Memin were particularly
useful, for he executed llfe-Sl7e heaoS
in crayon and then reduced these
likenesses by some mechanical meth
Cd to around 2 inches in diameter.
These were engraved. officials de-
clared that collection OF these en-
cravings and one original crayon por-
trait may be viewed at the Corcoran
Gallery Of Art here.
The Marine Corps officials, too, as
sisted in securing information for an
authentic portrait. Avallabe de-
scriptions and regulations for uni
forms of Marine officers worn during
Col. Burrows regime were searched.
The style of hair-dress worn by gen.
tlemen of that period was likewise an
object of research.
Admirable Interpretation.
officials Of the Marine Corps as
sert that the completed portrait is AN
admirable Interpretation of the
strong personality of our first COM
mandant, and due to the artists par
ticular painting technique and the
soft coloring used. it could easily pass
for a portrait made during the First
Empire"
The authorities at the Navy De-
partment recalled that the United
States Marine Corps, in its present
organization came into existence as
the result of an act of Congress
passed July IL. 1893" President John
Adams en- July IL of that year named
William Ward Burrows. Revolutionary
War hero. as commandant of the
infant corps that was destined to
achieve fame in the annals of Amer
lean history. First, ne held the rank
Evening star., 1935-08-20
43O IN D. c. GUARD
BEGIN CAMP DUTY
Units Settle Down for Two
Weeks of Activity Under
Col. 0ehmann.

with more than 430 men under
canvas, the District National Guaro
has settled down at Camp Slmms'
d. c.. for two weeks of field training
In all phases of military activities.
More than Is per cent of the men
in the three principal detachments
now are in camp for the first time. it
was explained by the camp COM
mander. Col John w. Oehmann, who
also is commander of the l2lst En-
gineers' Regiment, largest unit at
Camp Simms.
The annual regimental day, one OF
the outstanding ceremonies of the
encampment, will be observed at 80
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with Maj.
Gen. Amos Fries, u S. A., retired. as
the speaker. At this time new officers
and enlisted men will be indicted
and the history Of the unit now in
camp will be read.
Trip Set for August %.
The largest field maneuver of the
annual encampment is scheduled for
August %. when all units will partic-
ipate in croSs-country hike or trip
by motor truck to some point in the
vicinity of the District for overnight
encampment under field conditions.
Destination and details of the march
now are being worked out under d.
rection of Col. Oehmann.
In addition to the Engineer regi-
rnent, the units now in camp are the
2sth Military Police Company and
headquarters troops Of the 29th Di-
vision. total of 537 officers and men
are included in these units. Five Of
ficers and lis enlisted men now are
attending their first encampment. Col
Oehmann said. The new officers, all
of whom have been commissioned in
the local guard within the past four
months, are First Lieut.. Emil j. c.
Hildenbrand. surgeon, and Second
LieutS. James D. Tanner. Reynald C.
Feldt, John NJ. Coughlin and Lewis A.
jackson
At present, Col. Oehmann ex-
planned, the officers and men are en-
gagged in company and battalion
training, including combat exercises,
care of equipment. police and riot
duties. gas defense training and other
routine military programs.
Daily Parades Scheduled.
Battalion or regimental parades
will be held almost daily during the
encampment, with full regimehtal
parade and review scheduled for Fri
day and Sunday evenings. A series
of camp boxing bouts will begin to-
morrow night.
The regiment and other units
established camp Saturday afternoon
and will remain at Camp Simms, ex-
cept for the cross-country march,
until August 81.
In addition to Col Oehmann, rank
ing officers now in camp include Lieut..
Col Julian S. Oliff, Maj. Ralph F,
Childs and Clarence S. Shields and
Joseph j. Greenlaw. medical officer.
Capt. Walter S. Welsh is acting camp
supply officer, in addition to duties as
commander of the Headquarters and
Service Company. The quartermaster
section under his command Is ham
ding the task of feeding and supply
ing the entire camp. The camp band
is under direction of Warrant Officer
Meyer N. Goldman.
Evening star., 1935-08-20
Heads Stamp Society.

CHICAGO, August 20 tPl.-An In
dianapolis attorney, Allan P. Vestal,
last night was elected president of the
Precancel Stamp Society at its thir-
teenth annual convention. Emil
Jahnke of Flint, Mich, was elected
vice president. and r. E. Platt Of
Waterbury. Conn. treasurer.
Evening star., 1935-08-20

q radio mast. $50 feet tall, has been
erected at Pennant Hills, near Sydney,
Australia. On clear day 1,400 volts
are derived, but duststorm will pro-
duce $4,000 volts.
Evening star., 1935-08-20

Of major but later was advanced to
the rank of lieutenant colonel COM
mandant. This office he occupied
until his resignation on March 6, 1904.
A year after his resignation, Col.
Burrows died-46 years old Since
then 13 commandants Of the Marine
Corps have headed the famous fight
ing outfit.
Evening star., 1935-08-20

planes. He declares that he intends
to do night flying for the German
mail service for while, and later
in the year I will try to qualify as 0
reserve aviation officer"
Evening star., 1935-08-20
Prince as Air Pilot.

Prince Louis Ferdinand, grandson of
the former Kaiser, has just been
licensed to fly heavy transport air.
Evening star., 1935-08-20
Current Drawn From Dust.

To draw electric current from the
air in millions of tiny charges hrom
the drops of water and specks Of dust
, 1935-08-25
LIVESTOCK
MERCHANDISE


SEVERAL USED Gas Ranges in
good condition. Priced TO sell.
See these today. Rio Grande VAL
ley Gas CO. N-98
, 1935-08-25
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that az
che next Called Session, or any sub
ssquent Called Session, OF the 44th
Legislature, the undersigned will
apply for the passage OF q Special
Act by such Legislature, authoriz-
ing and empowering the Commits
ginnerS' Court OF Cameron County,
Texas. to use the income from the
County's portion OF the motor vehi-
Gle tax, or any other tax or fee or
income received from the operation
OF motor vehicles, on public roads.
10 the payment Of Interest and
Sinking Fund OF s454, 10000 OF Cam
OF County road bonds. being a
par OF the 100000 authorization;
go also 10 bind their successors IN
ONE to paw interest and Sinking
faf.c on such S454. 200 or bonds out
CT such tax fee and source Of in
come.
This August "A. 1885.
OSCAR @. DANCY
County Judge.
s-25-26-27-2e-4t-5004
, 1935-08-25
.. O.. Graham * Company
Arcade Bldg. - Phone i7o
Brownsville Texas

FOR sALE--PIot OF ground con-
tanning 20 city lots and one five
room house. Located ON BOca
Chica Boulevard, within the city
OF Brownsville and only 10 min
ute drive Go the port. $4,000 cash.
Write Herald, BOX Mos. Mics
, 1935-08-25

} Travel Opportunities
Union AUS LINES

Fast bonded Buses Leaving Har-
lingen $50 a N and 3 p m daily
Arrives San Antonio lis p N and
t0:i5 o N. San Antonio $3.50
Dallas S3I60-Abilene s8.35-Austin
s5.l0-Chicago s2l 40 : St Louis
$3.50 Madison Hotel, phone 405
Harrington; Cortez Hotel. Phone 276,
Weslaco; Edinburg Hotel. phone 222,
Edin5urg; McAllen, phone 80; San
Benito, phone 234; Raymondville,
.phore 8.
, 1935-08-25

McALLEN,
REYNOSA BUS
DAILY SCHEDULE

Special BUS from Reynosa Sat-
urday and Sunday 1890 p m
DRIVING CHEVROLET Sedan to
Fort Worth Monday night. Aug.
26th. Want two passengers.
Share expenses. Bowen, 800 Eliz-
abeth St., Brownsville. Nils
, 1935-08-25
PAGE MISS GLORY"

READY Cash can easily Be had Cor
old furniture and miscellaneous
articles you no longer need. Just
place your offer In The Herald
Classified section.
, 1935-08-25

MAN or WOMAN wanted TO supply
customers with famous Watkins
Products In Brownsville. Bust
ness established, earnings aver
age SIS weekly, pay starts imme-
diately. Write j. t. Watkins
Company, 70-76 w. Iowa Ave.
Memphis. Tenn. Milo
, 1935-08-25

MEN WANTED for RawIelgh routes
In South Cameron County. San
Benitc. Brownsville and Harlingen.
Write today. Rawleigh Co, Dept.
TXH-S6-SB. Memphis. Tenn
MAJ
, 1935-08-25
v-ANTED TO BUY-chevrolet carr
and Model A Fords for Junk.
JUNK DEPOT
18th Street nc Mckinley
Summit Addition
Phone 14i2 - Brownsville
RENTALS

FOR RENT-Beautiful Dunwan-
dertn. furnished for road house
or residence. located one-half
mile south on Val Verde Drive.
Donna, Texas. N-67
, 1935-08-25
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24
Zhouby zpIsobene lijavci.

V Texasu a Oklahoma ma &c
osob mrtvych nebo ztracenych
nasledkem povodn1 a bour1, jez
tam radily.
Ctyfi nezjisten6 osoby v au-
tomobilu vjely v Texasu do RAJ
d1c1 Cervene feky kdyz mezi-
statn1 most Sc proboril.
Devet osob bylo zabito tor
nady, ktera sc pFehnala sever
MIN a stredn1m Texasem. Gel
kovy znamy pocet mrtvych v
Oklahoma dostoupil trf S male
zem mrtvoly Claude Owenso-
We, 70, zachycene v podrostu
bl1ze Olustee. Vedle toho Sc
hledaj1 ctyTi Tide O nichz Sc
myslf, re utonuli pri rozvodne-
nj reky Turkey Creek. Skoda
ma budovach, dobytku, sklizni,
cestach, zeleznic1ch a mostech
sc odhaduje neoficielne aspon
ma So, 100000.
Asi 70 osob dostalo lekarske
oSetren1 pc zranen1- nasledkem
Taden1 tornado v osadach Tea
que, Weches, Belott, lakewood,
Cadmor, Hearne, burlington,
Gilmer a Timpson.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24
b & vzduchoplavby.

Pilot Theodore Knowles, z
Detroit, Mary Rushlow, "a, z
Flint, a jej1 7lety hoch, Conrad
zahynuli, a diva JIM pasazefi
byli vazn6 zraneni pfi padu do
pravnfho letadla S 10 osobami,
jez bylo akci pri oslave zalo-
zenf noveho leitSt6 We Flint,
Mich. Clement Rushlow, man
Eel zabit6 zeny, a 3leta dcerus-
ka, byli poslani do nemocnice
vazn6 poran6ni. Bylo ~zjisteno,
re pc padu letadla Sc nenasel
zadny gasol1n V jeho nadrzi.
Knowlesovo letadlo Sc rozbi-
10 pTi pokusu vznesti Sc do
vzduchu. Roztr1stilo Sc ma diva
kusy.
" Detroit Stanley Hause-
ner, polsko-americky aviatik,
byl usmrcen kdyz monoplan ma
kterem Sc produkoval behem
sluzby ma poctu pohTbu marsa-
la Josefa Pilsudskiho, ktery Sc
soucasn6 odbyval V Krakove,
Polsko, Sc sF1til k zemi a sho-
rel. Letadlo zvane Marsal
Pilsudski, vrazilo do budovy.
Ma sta polskych usedl1kG De-
troitu ktef1 nadsene Hausene-
ra podporovali V jeho poku-
sech o let mezi Amerikou a
POlskem, s hrGzou prihlfzeli
zahub6 sveho hrdiny. Svedci
pravili, re prav6 krfdlo letadla
Sc uvolnilo kdyz Hausener pro-
vedl nahlou a prudkou zatacku
mad chramem Sv. Srdce Marie,
kde Sc kratce pred tim skonci-
la zaduSn1 mise "a Pilsudskiho.
Letadlo dopadlo ma skupinu trf
domG z nichz jeden byl zle po-
skozen, ale obyvatele zazracn6
unikli smrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24
Novy rad " Chicago.

Jestli vas zena nemiluje a
mate V kapse dollar, m1zete Sc
V Chicago staff clenem "Rytf-
fG z Psince". Hlavnf rytfrsky
stan byl otevfen v els. lit zap.
Harrison ul. Zakladatele my
sli, re jest v Chicago dost lid
Sc zbytecnym dollarem nebo
takovych, O kterych Barnum
pravil, re Sc rodf kazdou minu-
tn a proto zakladatele doufaif,
re Sc jim podarf rad sesfliti.
Inkorporatory jsou w. Wolf,
j. Devoe a Chas. Mandely.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24
Utopil Sc " pejlu vody.

V Los Angeles, Kalifornia,
Hoy Quong, zamozny c1nsky
obchodnik, nalezen byl mrtev
We SVEN byte, ponoren hlavou
do pejlu vody. Policie, ktera
byla ma mfsto povolana, vyse-
tTila, re trpel zavratemi a cas-
to omdleval. Mysl1 Sc, re sc
sklonil, ably Sc z pejlu napil a
pfi tom omdlel a utonul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24

Krajanske z rGznych stran.
- Obetf melody stal sc 26le-
ty krajan, Frank Stechmueller
z Berwynu. We spolecnosti
manzelky Heleny, rozene Ska
lave, manzel1 Roberta a
Blanche VydrG odjel ma JIM
stranu v Chicago, MAZE v 1my-
stu n~avst1viti divadlo. Kraceli
DO desate iodine vecerni k di-
vadelnf budove, kdyz v tom
tfeskla stTelna rama. Krajan
klesl k zemi. V nemocnici "a
kratko zemrel. Jak Sc pozde-
il zjistilo, policiste pronasledo-
vail tri mlade zlodeje, kteTf
snazili Sc uz1ti automobil kra-
Jana Josefa Mikoty. Pr strel-
be policiste jednou ranou zasa-
hi Stechmullera.
= Slovensky krajan, Jan
Slezak, Sc zastfelil v Chicago.
" Sokole Chicago bylo
Romano slavnostn1 uvaden1 no
veho sboru k Jednote Ces. Dam
pod jmenem Marie Cermako-
va. Zakladatelky vybraly to-
to jmeno, ably uctily pamatku
zesnule manzelky mayora Ant.
j. Cermaka.
" Houston, Tex, nalezli v
nakladni kare Franka Krejc1-
no z Grovetonu CO mrtvolu, IL
palcove potrub1 v kaTe Sc ma
neho sesypalo a umackalo k
smrti. Mrtvolu nalezl zelez-
nicni vyhybkar. Videl v kare
cloveka a mel "a to, re Sc tam
skryva. Chtel no vyhnati.
EKdyz Sc pTiblfzil, videl oblicej
zmodraly a telo ~primackle k
zadku kary. Konce dvou po-
trubi opfraly Sc O jeho telo a
jine O jeho levou nohu.
= Nedelnf ST. Paul Pioneer
Press pfinesl podobenku archi-
tekta j. R. Rockarta (Rocha-
|ce), starsfho elena firmy Cass
Gilbert, Jr., a John R. Rockart
v New Yorku, pod jehoz vede-
MIN, Dude dostavena a zar1ze-
ma nova $1O,OOO,OOO budova
vrchniho soudu Spojenych Sta
til We Washington, D.. c.. Pan
Rockart je nejstars1m synem
Jana Rochace re ST. Paul. Jme-
no Rochac zamenil "a Rochart.
" Omaze, Nebraska, Emil
Koubsky a jeho manzelka "a
dali zalobu ma odskodne We W.
81 $2O,162.40 prot bratru Ed
wardu Koubskemu, "a crane
nj, jez utrpeli dine rs. 1nora,
kdy jeli v kare, Jim T1zene, a
narazili ma 13. a Vinton ul. ma
zadnf cast poulicn1 drahy pro
zametan1 snehu.
Manzele Koubskych udavajf
v zalobe, re automobil jeI ry-
chlostf 35 mil Ia hodinu We sne-
hove bouri. Koubsky zada ma
hradu We vysi $4,000 a jeho
manzelka SIS, 162.40.
= Krajanka Thelma Votyp-
kova byla angazovana CO zpe-
vacka newyorskou Metropolit-
nj operou. Byla vychovana te-
tOu, Mari1 KlimeSovou.
-V Clevelandu E. J.. Ku-
las, predseda Midland Steel
Products Co., dostava rocnfho
platu $4,000 a cd Otis Steel
Co., $34,499, iak bylo hlaseno
We Washingtonu. KulaS Jest
ceskeho pGvodu. Jest financ-
MIN radcem mayora Davise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24
Proti NRA.

V Indianapolis, Ind, ma sjez-
du americkych mlynarI byla
pTijata resoluce, ktera nazyva
zrlzenf NRA "skodlive pro pr66
mysl, utiskujfcf male podniky,
vyvolavajfc1 spory mezi zT1zen-
ci a zamestnavately, a vseobec-
ne nepTiznive veTejnemu zaj-
mu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24
RHINE:

x\0A1xOs
= Novy "zazracny5" aero
plan je podrobovan pf1snym
zkouSkam ma pozemc1ch zku-
sebnfch stanic ministerstva
vzduchu. Jsouce zhotoveny W.
hradne z pevne, kalene ocele,
tato l6tadla pry zrevolucioni-
zuj1 cely prGmysl aviatiky, a
rozresf problemy rychle vyro-
by behem valky. Kazda cast
tohoto noveho stroje Sc da "a
meniti "a vymenitelnou soucast
ku behem nekolika minut. Cd
stranenf kratkeho sroubu a pc
ra umoznuje ably kazda SOU
castka, pr1padne poskozena
behem padu ci jinak, byla ode
brana, a nahrazena castf no
YOU.
Gasolfnove nadrze techto
strojd jsou umfsteny kTfdlech
a mohou byti nahrazeny v ne
kolika minutach. Ma kazdem
jinem aeroplanu by podobna
prace trvala tfeba cely den.
Pilotova kabina je zhotove-
ma z aluminiove ocele. I tato
kabina je sestrojena z ocele, a
kazda soucastka ktera je VISA
zena velkemu naporu letu, je z
kalene ocele. Novy stroj byl
zhotoven re dvou hlayn1ch pr1-
Gin: Spolehlivost a hromadna
produkce.
Architect James Martin,
pTedseda Martin Aircraft Co.,
pravil, re jeho novy stroj byl
pfiveden k vrcholu dokonalos-
ii. Dodal, re ami jeden bod ne
byl p%rehlednut, a re mel stale
ma zTeteli, re hlavn1m pilfrem
silly je vymenitelnost. Prohla-
sill, re jakmile Sc zacne S hro-
madnou vyrobou techto letadel
k cemuz pry dojde velmi bro,
re Dude mono prestaveti pos
kozeny stroj nekolika hodi-
mach.
"Zazracne letadlo" ma jehoz
zdokonalenf Sc pracovalo pres
diva roxy, nen1 urceno jedine
pro vojenske dcely. o neco
mensf stroj tehoz modelu byl
sestrojen pro obcanske potTe-
by. Bude prodavan "a lidovou
cenu, a mGze Sc prechovavati v
lacinem hangaru ne O monho
vetslm nez obycejna garaz.
Bude mfti dive sedadla a rych-
lost asi 100 mil iodine, a Ma
pier motor O ITO HIP. Stroj pro
vojenske 1cely Dude ovsem INA
enc silnejs1, a Dude m1ti schop-
most hrozne rychlosti, jakoz i
velke vznesnosti.
= Prvnf majak rfzeny robo-
tenn We Francii byl dan do sluz-
by ma brezich Brittany, ma ska
lie Nividic, ne pobrezf Brestu.
Monsieur Nividic", jak bre-
tonstf sedlaci nazyvajf novy ro-
bot, pocne cinnost jak Sc setmi,
at je to uz v 5 modin odpoled-
ne jake v zine, nebo v 8 vecer
v lete. Kdyby Sc electricity
kabel pTetrhl, zapalf Sc samo-
chime ohromna acetylenova po-
choden, a "a mlhaveho pocasf
Sc spust1 ohromna sirena, vys1-
svoje vystrahy pres Eat
mele vody zatoky Finistere.
V letech 1917, 1918 a 1919,
ma tisfce americkych vojak1
jedouc1ch do nebo z Francie,
okolo teto skaliny. Prace
ma novem majaku zapocala jiz
V one dobe, ale byla zastavena
nasledkem valky. Skala Nivi-
die Sc nachaz1 v tax nebezpec-|
mem mfste, re je treba majaku,
ale vydrzovan1 obycejneho, s
hlidacem v mem sfdlfcfm, je me-
nome. Skala je v6tsinu casu
pod hladinou a mono k nj pri-
plouti jen asi 2 az 3 krate v ro-
&c. I kdyby Sc stale nejhorsf
4 jak elektricke sv6tlo, tax a.
;etylenova pochoden by SELMA
y, robot automaticky varuje
.odniky o nebezpeci okolnfch
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24
Divine odhanenf detf.

We Wichita, Kansas, Anna
James, 62, byla uveznena ma
obvinen1, re vystfelila ma neko-
lik det1, ktere Sc pc silnem des-
ii ~splouchaly ma jejfm dvofe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24
Z radosti

Martin Mooney, zpravodaj
newyorskeho dennfku, byl Cd
souzen ku 80 dn1m vezenf a
pokute $3.50, protoze nechtel
povedeti, kdo MT dial informa-
CT, ktera pTisla do novin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24
Professor usrnrcen.

' Pittsfield, Mass, Wayne
j. Lowry, professor ma hospo-
dafske statnf skole, usmrcen
byl, kdyz AUTOMOBILE s MIN siel
Sc silnice ma Lebanon hore ne
daleko mesta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24
Jelen " bance hledal zachranu.

V Rutland, Vermont, do ban
ky West Rutland Trust Co., We
liky jelen, oknem vskocil do
vnitT, probehl mfstnostf, rozbil
okno zadn1, vyskocil Jim ven a
uhanel dale k lesu, kde zmizel.
Jelen byl vyplasen psy, utfkal
pred mimi do mesta a hledal L.
kryt v m1stnosti, ktera mu sta
la v ceSte.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24
Zatkl sauna sebe.

Serif Monta re Sullivan O.
kresu odpr1sahl ma sebe zaty-
kac protoze r1dil automobil v
opilosti. Zatykac 81 sam doruciI
a zaplatil pokutu 500 NEST
skemu soudu, kdyz vrazil dc
jine kary a bylo mu predhoze-
no, re byl opily.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24
Usmrceni zihadIi vGel.

V Oakville, Washington, u
smrcen byl zfhadly ctyriceti
vcel Louis A. Snyder, 66lety
vcelar. Pobodan byl jimi v So
botu. Z pocatku necitil Fad
nych zvlastnfch obtfzf. V pom
deli nalezen byl mrtvy ma Luz
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24
DHIni ne$testf.

Fred Steinhamer, Al, re Sto-
ningtonu, byl zabit, a Hardy
Walker odtud, a John Mrozek
z Kinkaid byli poraneni pfi Sc
suit Sc sloje skaly v sachte Pea
body, {. Z, Taylorville, Ill.