The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-14
WHAT ABOUT THIS IDEA, MIR. WR|GHT2 AnniSton Man Says He Can
 Make Bicycles Fly HAS INVENTION PATENTED List of Dead confederates Buried at Oxford Is Compiled for Rec.-
 ord-Prominen Veteran
 Passes Away.
HAS INVENTION PATENTED

Anniston, September 13-(Special.) )-Dr. Lewis A Boswell of Lincoln, who is in- terested in aeronautics, claims to have perfected flying attachment for bicycles which may be attached to an ordinary machine and which will enable the rider to soar at will in the air. Dr. Boswell says of his invention:
 Twenty years ago I announced the invention of steering device for bike on the wing, claiming that by the aid of it a man could ride a kite in free flight on the still air and control it as quickly and easily as one can a canoe on a still lake; that he could devise the like with a gasoline motor, travel 40 or 50 miles an hour and land on fair ground with ease and safety.
 Now that recent developments have proven that announcement correct, and vindicated my sanity on that line l have to announce furthermore the inven- ton of flying attachment that can bo rigged onto a bicycle, with which an expert rider may climb grade on the still air just as he does on the land, and when once fairly on the wing may sus- pend his labor and by playing gravity against the inertia of the air by the cum ming steering device may soar, and soar. and soar indefinitely, like the eagle and the vultare, and land at will with ease and safety on any common highway
 This invention is covered already in detail by two patents, but as soon as a suitable model can be had a patent will bo to Tod chine. The flying attachment will not cost more than the bicycle
 The Dead Buried at Oxford.
 Adjt. W. T. Dodd of Gadsden Memorial camp, United Confederate Veterans, has completed the following interesting list of veterans buried in the Oxford ceme- tery, this being part of the data being collected for historic purposes by the camp:
 E. R. Allen, Alabama regiment; pr. D. H. Allen, Alabama regiment J. G. Black, Alabama regiment; w. c. Bledsoe, Ala bama regiment Peter Chambers, Seventh Tennessee; John A Christian, Company E, Tenth Alabama infantry; F. M. Cleak- le, Georgia regiment; E. T. Hilton, Ala bama regiment; J. M. Harrison, Alabama regiment; w. F. Higgins, Alabama regi- ment; L. c. Humphries, Company F, Twenty-second Alabama infantry; J. M. Hays, Reasons company, Thirty-frst Alabama infantry: Luke Hays, Reasons company, Thirty-first Alabama infantry; J. l.. Jones, Alabama regiment; G. L. Knighton, Alabama regiment; w. T. Knighton, Alabama regiment; Capt. s. c. Kelley, Company F, Thirtieth Alabama infantry: w. J. Lackey, Alabama regi- ment; H. W. Luttrell, Alabama regiment; l.. D. Lee, Alabama regiment: J. M. Ls- master, Alabama regiment; Lieutenant Loved, in Mississippi regiment killed in Main street, Oxford. Ala. In 1865; Thomas J. Morgan, Company D, Fifty-f1rst Ala bama, cavalry; John Morgan, Tenth Ala bama, infantry; Lucien Moskelley, Alabama regiment; Thomas Mo- Adams, Company A. F1fty-first Ala bama cavalry; James McKibben, Thirty-first Alabama infantry; J. w. Mo-. Clerkin, Alabama regiment; J. A. Orr, Company A, Eighth Confederate cavalry; bama infantry; Dr. J. Pearce, Company D, Thirteenth Alabama infantry; W. L. Pannelle, detail Confederate army at Rome, Ga. R. w. Reed, Tennessee regi- ment; J. D. Ray, Company D, Thirteenth Alabama infantry; Allen Ambrose Ross, South Carolina regiment; Rev. R. G. Roberts, Company I, Second Alabama infantry; John H. Roberts, Company l, Second Alabama infantry Col. B. F. Sawyer; J. D. Smith, Company K, Tenth Alabama infantry; Jeremiah Smith, Twenty-second Alabama infantry; w. o. Turnipseed Company A, Fifty-first Ala