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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-05

The news Of the marriage Of b. F.
Thyer. traffic manager for the F. S.
Betz company, will come as a surprise
TO his many friends here The mar
riage of Miss Gertrude r. Holland to
B. F. Thyer took place last Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock at the home
of the brides parents. The young peo
pie are now at home at 61o Indiana
avenue.
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Harold H. Wheeler, county Clerk of
Crown Point, was in Hammond on
business yesterday.
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]. B. Rathbun of Hammond, who has
been visiting friends at Evanston, Ill,
returned TO Hammond yesterday.
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r. r. Lake Of the South Store Gas
Co was the guest of friends IN Evans
ton Tuesday.
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Mrs. A. L. Andes has gone to Mem
phis Tenn, to join her husband, who
is employed there and where they will
reside in the future
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noon.
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Does your sewing machine need re-
pairs? If so call up c. F. Miller, the
sewing machine expert. 241 East State
street, phone 26O1.-1O-16-1m.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-05

George Ennis of Chicago Heights,
Ill.,, was In Hammond last night the
guest of friends and relatives.
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Attorney w. J. McAleer Of Hammond
was in Crown Point this afternoon on
legal business.
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In Social Circles
Communication pertaining to
this department may be addressed
20 Miss Daisy L. Emery. Society
Editor The Lake County Times.
Telephone Ill.


Mrs. George Altlng Of south park
avenue Chicago, was the guest Of Ham
mond friends yesterday
Peter Merrity Of Appleton, Wis., Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Reilley Of South Holman street.
Mrs. A. L. Andes has gone to Mem
phis Tenn, to join her husband, who
is employed there and where they viii
reside IN the future.
Mrs. C. G. Holman. $50 South Hob
man street Will have the members Of
the Alpha Phi club as her guests to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. T. c. Hinckley and son. Harry
are here from oxford, Ind, for a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. WINERY
and Miss Gertrdue Iinckley Of East
State street
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Allen and daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel. who have been visiting
at the home Mr.. and Mrs. Huntley in
Calumet avenue, returned to their home
In Allegan, Mich. this morning.
The Domestic Science club met yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
NJ L. Woods in Carroll street Dem
onstrations were given on bread and
Parkerhouse rolls.
J. G. Cochran and daughter, Frances,
will arrive in Hammond this evening
from Spencerville, o., to be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs F. w Newell of South
Holman street for a few days.
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Paurs Epis-
copal church was entertained at the
home of Mrs J. McDermott 391 Hob
man street, this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Miss May Lewis Of Indiana Harbor
will be the guest of Miss Genevieye
Hastings for the Menoken club dane
ing party this evening.
Mrs. Anna Baker Of William II.
Calkins No. 247 w. r. c. will be at
home to all of the ladies of the w. r.
c. and friends, Thursday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Blanch Strong and son FRED OF
Oregon, ILL.,. are the guests of Mrs.
Marion Hover of 20 Doty street, for a
few days.
Mrs NJ. However and her guest, Mrs.
Blanch Strong and Mrs. Newton Hem
broff will compose theatre party to
see The Time. the Place and the Girl"
tomorrow afternoon.
Golden Rule Council No. l, D. of L.
will give one of their delightful pedro
parties on Tuesday, Dec. Il. at the K.
of p hall There will be fancy dances
by Aleith Wheeler Of Chicago, age 5
years. Lunch will be served and an
admission of 10 cents will be charged.
Lawrence Of Chicago, Will furnish the
music for the informal dancing party
given by the Menokens in Longs hall
this evening. This is the second dan
cling party the young men of the club
have given this season and 1t is looked
forward to by a large number of local
society people.
Germania Club will give n Masquerade
Rail Gaxurudv Dec. TX. ut Chouan
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-05

NJ D. Mitchell of Valparaiso has
taken a position as clerk at the local
Chicago, Indiana & Southern office.
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John Stanley and Charles Dennis Of
the Marion division of the Erie rail
road, passed through Hammond this
morning on their way to Chicago.
where they will spend the remainder
of the week with friends.
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Mann Splitter of Shelby, Ind. was tn
inng.
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M Kelley Of Hammond left today
for Eau Claire. wis. where he goes on
business connected with his grand
fathers estate.
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EAGLES IN NEW "NEsT..

Hammonds local lodge of Eagles
will move into It's new headquarters
this evening and the event viii be prop
erly celebrated. The change in loca-
ton is being made from Chopin hall
to the former Iroquois quarters in the
Towle block.
The annual election of officers will
also take place this evening.
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Mrs c. G. Holman. $50 South Hob
man street will have the members of
the Alpha Phi club as her guests to-
morrow afternoon.
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Peter Merrity Of Appleton. Wis. is
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Reilley Of South Holman street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-05

Germania Club will give n Masquerade
Ball, Saturday Dec. 10, Mt Chopin
Hall, opposite Central Park. All per-
sons are invited, admission 20 cents n
person. 11-8O-tf.
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The Epworth league of the Metho-
dist church held an interesting bust
ness meeting last evening, at which
the treasurer reported the payment of
5000 on the subscription Of the league
toward the new church. After the
BUSINESS meeting, the first of a series
of bible lessons. conducted by G. L.
Surprise, was given.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-05

in Hammond this morning on legal
business,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-05

Sheriff Charles Daugherty of Crown
Point was in Hammond this morning
with six young men on their way to
Jacksonville, Ind, where they viii be
placed in the state reformatory.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-05

Mrs George Alting Of South Park
avenue Chicago, was the guest Of Ham
mOnd friends yesterday.
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Attorney Moses Bullock of Hobart
was in Hammond on legal business last
night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-05

S. F. Henderson of Chicago was the
guest OF Hammond friends last even
ing.
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William Atwood of Lowell arrived in
Hammond this morning to attend the
funeral of his little niece. the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sherard,
who died Monday.
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Oscar Edgerton of Creston, Ind, was
In Hammond on business yesterday,
Julius punsing, local agent for the
National Biscuit company was in Chi
cago this afternocc on short business
trip.
Ward Borman of Philadelphia, Pa.
was in Hammond on business this fore
noon.
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Attorney R. c, wood Of Lowell wa.
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Mrs J. Reynolds entertained the
Ladies Aid society of the Pine Street
Union mission this afternoon.
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Mrs. T. c. Hinckley and son, Harry
are here from oxford Ind, for a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. WINERY
and Miss Gertrdue IIinckley Of East
State street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-05

Mrs. Guy Hoover was called to Wal
colt, Ind. this morning by the serious
illness Of her mother.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-05

Thomas Perry OF the Prudential In
surance company. was in Chicago to
day on business for the company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-05

The Home Missionary society Of the
Methodist Episcopal church met yester-
day at the home Of the president. Mrs
L. r. Stauffer. The subject for study
for the afternoon was Porto Rico. The
devotional services was led by Mrs. J.
H. Whitby. Mrs. J. Long gave q pa
per on THE DeacOnesses of Porto
Rico" and Mrs. E. H. Pierce read one
on The Power Of Doing Little Things"
Mrs f, A. Landon had charge OF the
meeting
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DR.. and Mrs. T. w. Oberlin will give
a dinner at 7 o'clock Thursday evening
for Miss Carolyn Nellie, and the bridal
party, at their home in Warren street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-05

Green's New Postoffice Buffet, corner
Oakley and State street. Roast beef
every day. Venison served Saturday
evening, Dec. Sth. Public invited.
-11-5-3t
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Andrew Martin of Lowell viii spend
the remainder of the week visiting
friends in Hammond and Gary.
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Mrs. r. w. Oberlin will have the
members of the Marquette club as
her guests Friday afternoon, at her
home, 20 Warren street
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in Hammond this morning on legal
business,
]. b Rathbun of Hammond, who has
been visiting friends at Evanston, ILL.,,
returned to Hammond yesterday.
Harold H. Wheeler, county Clerk of
Crown Point, was in Hammond on
business yesterday.
r. r. Lake of the South Store Gas
Co was the guest Of friends IN Evans
ton Tuesday
George Ennis of Chicago Heights,
III, was In Hammond last night the
guest of friends and relatives.
Mrs. Guy Hoover was called to Wal
colt, Ind. this morning by the serious
illness of her mother.
oscar Hi of Hammond left today
for Lowell where he will attend the
funeral Of DIR. f. r. Bacon, who Will
be buried today.
George Marks of South Bend, Ind.
was in Hammond today on business
with the Indiana Equipment COM
pany.
f. b. Krinbill of Crown Point was
business visitor in Hammond this
morning.
Matt Boney of Hammond left today
for Lowell. where he will attend the
funeral Of DR.. e. r. Bacon, who died
Monday.
i. Ernest, secretary of the Independ-
ent Brewing company of Chicago,
transacted business in Hammond to-
day.
William Atwood of Lowell arrived In
Hammond this morning to attend the
funeral Of his little niece. the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherard
who died Monday.
| NJ Kelley Of Hammond left today
/ for Eau Claire. Wis. where he goes on
business connected with his grand
fathers estate.
John Stanley and Charles Dennis OF
the Marion division of the Erie rail
road, passed through Hammond this
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Ira Ainsworth of Crown Point was
the guest of friends in Hammond last
NIGHT
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VIM. A. Smith Of La Porte. Ind. was
the guest of friends in Hammond last
night.
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T. Ernest secretary of the Independ-
ent Brewing company of Chicago,
transacted business in Hammond to-
day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Allen and daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel, who have been visiting
at the home Mr.. and Mrs. Huntley In
Calumet avenue returned to their home
in Allegan, Mich, this morning.
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oscar Hill Of Hammond left today
for Lowell. where he will attend the
funeral of DR. f. r. Bacon, who Will
be buried today.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
ROAD DRIVERS MEET.
Coast Marie and InOader Keep
Right ON Thinning.

The fifth weekly matinee OF the Road Drivers
Association. held yesterday afternoon over the
Speedway course decided success in spite
OF the high wind.
II practically decided the contest for the most
valuable prize. but moro meet remains to
complete the series. Coast Marie C211LO. which
holds the lead. with fourteen heats won. again
victorious IN Glass for PAGERS; Susie G. was a
close second each time. but could not quite defeat
the Indiana
Invader 2:10) the next in order for the Morosin
Cup, won in Class for trotters, keeping his place
two heats behind Coast Marie Euchre Prize which
has been a good third was again beaten in Class
for trotters and dropped out of the for first
honors.
The Glass B race for PAGERS furnished a pretty
struggle. Mercury Wilkes (21fO won the first
heat but Baretto put the next two to hts credit
which gives him him total of 10 points. An accident
occurred IN Glass G. for trotters. rein broke and
Ravenwood ran away. The race was awarded to
Rhythmic Jr. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
ON COLLEGE, GRIDIRONS
Princeton varsity Scores -Four
Touchdozgns in Fast Scr1mmage.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Princeton. N. J.. Oct 1s.-In cold. drzzlng ram
and on a muddy field swept by strong wind' the
Princeton varsity had hard practice this after
noon. All the regular men were in the Work To-
day. and Eddie Dillon and Tenney each had turn
at quarterback. Both got their plays off well. Al
though the TIGERS had had long preliminary prac-
tice before the scrimmage. they showed little loss
of energy and hammered the scrub line with such
effect that four touchdowns were made In two M
minute halves
Captain Dillon on the side lines this after
noon, but his place at left guard was creditaoly
filed by Larson, who repeatedly made big holes In
the scrubs line. Larson has played on the scrub
team for two years and his strength and aggres,
siveness, combined with his improved all around
playing, marks him reliable man at guard, and
he will doubtless be used in some OF the big games.
The feature of the work was the marked Inn
proVenent in the varsity team work Every man
was in the play and helped every other man, while
the handling of the wet ball was remarkably sure
Walt Daub played at halfback for the first time
this week, and his work was up TO MS usual hsh
standard, especially in backing up the line. . 49,
bill" OBrien, the varsity end, whose inegibil-
ity keeps him the scrub. Is daily covering his
position we'll any man on the field Harlan
continued his drop kicking to-day scoring hve goals
from the 25-yard line.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
HARVARD COACHES IN LINEUP.
Scrub, with Their Help, Makes First Eleven
Work Hard to Win.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Cambridge Mass. Oct. 1s-Three of the Harvard
coaches got into the game against the first eleven
to-day and made the varsity substitutes OF whom
the first team was largely composed play the
hardest sort OF football to keep from being de-
feated. After the first team had scored by recov-
ering long punt, which fumbled by Browne,
the scrub quarter, Peter Bowditch went to right
end for the second Crawford Bagden to left tackle
and Dan Knowlton to the other tackle
This combination played havoc with the varsity
q. short kick and Blagden and Knowlton ripping
big holes in the first line, through which the backs
ploughed to the 'varsity's 1-yard line. There the
first team understudies braced, and took the ball
downs
Most of the regulars the Crimson varsity
did not work at gil today: Osborne. Burr; Parker
holiday. while Burnham MacDonald and Hall did
the game at fullback. The varsity lined up to-
Miller. left end: Robinson, left tackle; Pierce
left guard; Plumb, centre; sibley' right guard /;
quarterback Foster left halfback Grosvenor, right
halfback, and Wendell. fullback.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
WHY AN AMERICAN BALLOON WON.
g. S. Rolls, Who Was in the Race, Says the
Sea Stopped Many.

Charles Steward Rolls, son Of Lord 1langattock
Of Monmouthshire, arrived here yesterday on the
steamship Baltic. Mr. Rolls recently won the tour
lists trophy race on the Isle Of Man He covered
the distance, some 160 miles, in hours minutes
and So seconds. at average speed of Ss1s miles
an hour. The for touring cars. and to
eacFr car was allowed only one gallon OF fuel for
each twenty-five miles.
His most recent exploit IN the balloon race
in France for the James Gordon Bennett Cup. in
which he finished fourth. In speaking of 1t he said:
The balloon in which the Americans was a
small one, and would have had no chance If the
wind had been from the west and blowing over
Europe. AS 1t was, were stopped by the sea,
and not by shortage OF ballast. The Americans
struck more favorable current of air and were
carried more to the northwarG. 1t will be some
time before there will be airship race. The air.
ship of the future. believe will be on the aero
plane order, and not dependent for buoyancy.
Mr.. Rolls is not only the founder of the Aero
Club of Great Britain, but he was one of the first
three in England to own automobile. He
explained that this when one ran under four
es-an-hour and red flag regulations.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
SILVEIRA GOES TO CARACAS.
Leaves Steamer at Curacao, Gable Dispatch
SAYS, with a Mysterious Pine"

A cable dispatch yesterday from Curacao tod or
the return there on Tuesday Of the steamer car
melina. with Manuel Silvera. the Havana banker
aboard after a call at that port a week previous
The dispatch confirmed the story told by captain
Bennett OF the steamer Zulia, arrival here Oh
Wednesday as 10 the Carmelina's trip 20 Puer''
CabeIlo and adds that Silveira and hts family pf'
ceeded to Caracas. The message says. further'
The Carmelina remained outside the harhoF ses ss
captain communicated with the shore. ana -, ~,
steamer afterWard proceeded 70 Havana - tn
named Pino, whose identity was not eslAoliS-~-'
formed one of Slveira's party
Apparently no immediate steps will be taken ~
J. NJ. Ceballos & Co. 10 apprehend Silveira. whO''
alleged theft of 81 100000 threw the firm into oa'
ruptcy. The explanation was made yestero>Y 'nA'
Ceballos & Co will first untangle It's anars %s
and later attend to Silvera IL Is expected ina
Mr.. Cebauos will go 70 Havana to ascertain pea
sonally TO what extent his concern was roooeu W
their representative there.
The sudden apparent indifference or Ceoal'os =
Co. 10 the capture OF Silveira for whom detecu'
have been searching for more than a week. ca.9s -
some comment yesterday, eSpecially II 49, a
definite knowledge OF his whereabouts II W. vs. =,
source OF surprise that effort had oeen u1 "a
recover the 100000 belonging 70 Ceoauos -
which Silvera Is believed TO have with hih ,,o,al
Local CubanS say they know only one - Ss ons
Pine. Pine is the first name OF Colonel Ia IS
OF the leaders of the recent revolt IN CuoI as.rs
believed however. to be Sttll IN CUBA AZ ~ OF
or CeballOs & Co II was said that the lce"~'
Flno was not known -. rs.nalos
The schedule OF liabilities and assets Or SsS4fSs fSs
d Co. Is not yet ready. but II was sela ~, ~
statement would probably be given our tO-U"'
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
MANY CARS ENTERED.
Track Record for One Hundred
Miles Mag Be Broken.

Judging from the list OF entries received for the
lVo-mle race the feature event of the automobile
race meet TO be held the Empire track to-mor-
row. this contest will one of the most interesting
ever held in this vicinity The 1O0-me race IS open
TO stripped touring cars nine entries have been
made foremost among these Guy Vaughan
and Charles G. Wridgway, the two we'll known and
experienced long distance track drivers, who will
pilot a 80-horsepower Stearns and a As horsepower
Peerless respectively.
In addition TO these crack drivers both of whom
have established worlds records Tom Cooper driv-
ing a 6o-horsepower Matheson; Peter Fogarty in a
2O-horsepower Brasier Koehler in a % horsepower
Buick; Burns and Roberts. plotting two 3O-horse-
power Cadillacs; Ernest Keller in a 4O-horsepower
Oldsmobile and Poviot in W. Gould Brokaws CO.
horsepower Mercedes Will compete. With these fast
track record for 100 miles is likely TO be hung up
Der Of short T distance seaFs at num-
entry list has been secured. Will be run off The
viii be the international free ali race Amnn
We onns EpnteSfap6s IN this Tace viii be- Powell. in
Gould Brokaw's So horsepower Renauit; Pirot in
drno in hoaepower Fap eTo9%def ID G
horsepower Peerless Vaughan. in 8O-horsepower
Herbert Lytle, who finished fourth with the 100
horsepower Pope-Toledo racer in the elimination
trials Tor the Vanderbilt Cup race, but was barred
from the big race through a technicaltty will trv
next week to break three records with the new 1907
fmodel OF the Pope-Toledo touring car Ivt1a ars
me new car which can develop a speed OF ninety
miles an hour on the road are now in PhtIadaInb,a
Lytle WIN drive the TO New York In an aftennf
10 break the record He expects to make the ninntv
miles IN two hours. less. The car viii re- ~
1903 Broadway, for few days and then T;,tIe Iii
aTlVe the car to Boston and return 10 New VIZ
Tor another record. The will then ha tbnr
oughIy oVerhauled and sent under the eudsnca ag
Ihe same driver TO Chicago and back To New yori,
tsytleI VINO is considered to be the rnost No -
driver In America expects to break ali records "s
One OF the features of the Ormond- Davtona heec,
automobile races. which will begin on Januar,, %
and continue five days will be a fftv-mia ran. g.
the cars that competed in the Vanderbilt CIV 80. tr
Ihe 5o-horsepower Haynes car which episbod
third in the American elimination trials for ,,,o
Nanderbit Cup race, has been withdrawn fror, ,ho
iv'-ihle race at the Empire City Track to-morroHe
L. is sald that Mr.. Henshaw the manager ~ 1ba
Haynes concern. in Boston, will make frin n tb
car through the New England States ~ i'' INC
T. b. Moskovics has resigned as vice-nresida,. -,
the frayer-Miller Motor Car Company He has 1o
oeen connected with the firm OF Brandanb,,.
Co. whose business has developed TO sIcb 81 @
tent as 10 demand Mr.. Moskovics's undiv,dad =.
tention IN the West, Fl. H. Knepper treasIITar os
presidency. " INC vice.
The eighth annual dinner Of the AutonohiI. orv.
OF Amer.ca Will be held Sherry's On ssturdoy
evening. December s. - Niuay
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
READY FOR NOVEL RACE.
Three Balloons Being Inflated for
Contest scith Automobiles.
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Pittsfeld, Mass. Oct 1s.-Bverything is in readi-
ness the automobileballoon race to be held mere
on Saturday. The three balloons. lie Centaure,
Eorient and the Eagle. were taken out to the
gas plant to-day for initiation. The race will be
under the direction of Cortlandt Field Bishop and
j. C. Mccoy the committee on contests OF the
Aero Club MIR Mccoy, who holds pilots license
from the Aero Club of France. will be one Of the
contestants.
Besides Mr.. Bishop, Alan r. Hawley. the donor
of the Automobile Cup; Homer W: Hedge, presi-
dent of the Aero Club and Mr. Mccoy are here
The race will start about noon. LIE Centaure
probably being the first to leave the ground being
piloted by Leo Stevens. who will take with MIN
Mr Bishop and Mr.. Hawley. Tho Eagle; owned
by Mr. Stevens, will follow, and then VIII come
iyOrient' with Mr Mccoy and his party. DR..
Julian HiP p Thomas will also enter the race If E he
can get away long enough from his airship In New
York He may not be able to spare the time to to
enter the race, however, he intends to make
some flights in his flying machine at the State
The baIloo5ists are making their headquarters
at the Wendle where more than a score or en-
tries have been received from automobilists VINO
want to race the balloons