The under-carriage was actively
sought by Hawker's agents and toy
others as a souvenir, but search of the
coast and of nearby waters, long-continued,
failed to disclose the wheels
and their mount. Fishermen recently
picked the carriage up off the coast,
southwest of Cape Race, and brought
it into Presque, where theiy disposed
of it for a nominal sum.
GIVE UP GIANT ZEPPELW.
London, July 2 The greatest Zep
pelin ever constructed, the L-71, built
in 1918 by the Germans for the pur
pose of bombing New York, was sur
rendered to the Pulham airdrome yesterday.
Recent despatches from abroad
have described the super-Zeppelin
L-71 as being 300 feet longer than
the Zeppelins which carried out
bombing raids on London during the
war. The airship was said to have
a cruising radius of 12,000 miles with
a speed of 100 miles an hour. The
Germans delivered the L-71 to the
British in compliance with the terms
of the peace treaty.
CORNELL HONORS HER HEROES.
Ithaca, July 2 -Cornell University
announced yesterday it would estab
lish eight memorial professorships
next fall to commemorate the war
services of 7,800 Cornell men. This
la made possible, it was pointed out, ;
by the raising of almost $6,000,000
additional endowment by the unijer- ;
Bity semi-centennial tncowmeni j
committee,
This sum includes a recent gift of
500,000 made by August Heckscher
of New York City
03,736 PLEASURE CARS
REGISTERED IN STATE.
