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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
WAR BETWEEN
GREECE and
TURKEY SURE
Greeks Are Driuen
From Turkish
Frontier
fItr IrnIIr,l prrss.N

SALONTKA, July 1I.-War between
GrccCr and Turkey will f6lolw II l.
declared the action OF the Turkish
government In driving the Greeks OF
the Turkish frontier. The entire lhlfd
army corps h:s been modified mud
various regiments have hen pouring
intD This section for several days rlst.
When mobilization Is completed. .hc
corps is under orders from Ci1Istl1ti-
Hnnle 10 begin clearing MI the Grerrt
binds from the Turkish frontier No
Greek Is to be spared. Every one will
he compelled 10 shut up store lli
house and leave Immediately. rnc
Turkish commander told the Grreils
reason they were precipit-tcly ordered
TO leave the frontier was that they
weru spies.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
Plans for Jail
WILL BE WORKED OUT BY ARcHI.
TEcT e. J. WOODS, OF
CLARkSBuRG.

Architect l.. J. Woods. uf Clarks-
burg. WAS here yesterday afternoon
and hold conference with tho county
court i'm regard 10 the plans for the
now Jail. Mr.. Woods idea of n mod
rrn prison were 50 To The liking OF
Commissioners Moore and CnrilrEr
that he WAS hired 10 work ont the
plans. The general plans for the
building We're discussed. The details
are yet to hr worked Oni.
The Jail will probTtly he II three
story building with basement. built
according 10 mntIcrn plans. II will be
constructed Of stone TO match the ma
tcrinI In the court hoTsc. The rrnba-
bic cost OF the Jail and the jailcr's
home will be sIn0.nnn. The jliler's
homo will be Il twn-stnry building and
will front OIL Main street.
Fnr Eh- uranr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
FOREIGNERS
IN : 'Ti.El:H|ERAN in
Crave DANCER
Massacre Likely TO
Occur at Any
Time


TETIERAN. Persia, July 14.-For
cig1 residents OF :Trheran are In grave
danger. The rebels balked In t1elr
occupation OF Inc city by few nun
drr,l Persian cossncks are intrenrhcl
In central square and enrzsed by tic
furious engagement now going On nj
The North Gate of the city where. n
st1nng force OF ruyalists from Sultrn.
abad are trying TO force an entrance,
nave demanded of The British and Rus.
SIAN legation IN explanation of The
flying of the Russian flag above the
bnrricadc by Colonel Llakhoff. Tho
flnE 1t Is feared Is more an exruse 10
cause International complications by
prrcipilatinE a massacre. Rnbel led
ers say their followers are heinE Kill
cd by IoyalIsts who are sheltered be-
ilInh -t;ie Russian flag and are conf
InantciI by Russian officers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
FOR THE SAKE
OF HIS 5! ! DAUGHTER 6 !|
BANKER J. 3. SAYEER SUFFERED
IN SILENcs WHEN NElGtIBoR
INVADED HIS HOME.


WATSEKA. ILL.,. July 14.-iioiizntinh
of his daughter Collie. seventeen
years Oil. Is said 10 have caused ]. II.
snylcr. vice president OF The First
National Bank OF Crescent City. Ill. 10
sIffcr In silence Tie domestic tragedy
that Ic,I to his death Sunday night at
the hands OF Itr. w. II. Miller. who for
nr'ny months had paid ardent Httrn.
tinn 10 the bankers. wife. mother inf
Collie Saylcr.
Willie the real story OF the sLlylnr
OF Saylcr will not be decided OIL until
II jury passcs OH the case. IT was init.
mated that SnyIcr had made himself
something OF n martyr 10 protect the
name OF his daughter. and had nj last
! IL Is alleged. Leen inundated by the
nun whn"lnradcd his home. Accord
inE TO w. II. Nightingale, cashier of
the hank OF which Mr. ,SHyIer WIS vice
president the devoted father deter
mined TO suffer i'm silence rather than
take any action which would involve
his child in nnturiety.
'IIn feared samc tragic solution OF
the situation" said Mr.. Nightingale.
when lie left ihc city II wus his hab-
IL To seek privacy. after which he
would rcHnpcar with a bulky cnvclont
containing papers. Should nnythinE
happen 10 me- IIc always slih. open
this packet and follow TO the letter
the instructions contained therein.
After each trip but the lrst he destroy
cd the papers upon Ills return. Hr
was away n little while ago. and when
he came back he fdilcd TO follow this
practice. That packet believe Is
locked In Its private hnx In the banks
vault Whether IL will shci any light
un tho tragedy which ended his life. l.
cannot SLY. The coroner will open tho
lox later. possibly after the funeral"
In Danger of Lynching.
That Dr. Miller. stood In real danger
Of lynrhinE liz asserted by Mr.. NlGhtin.
guile and many others. MS more tllnn
n hundred men throngcd tho strctH or
the usually quiet village of Crescent
City trying 10 organize nm nttnck on
tho jail mt Wntsrka. Ono man with n
rope was rnrrihlS taken to his home
by cooler persons.
Dr. Mlllnr's defense Is that he shnf
only when attacked by the banker
with n hatchnt. Evidence casting n
shadow ON this statement was given I
tho inquest.
DIR. Miller and Mrs. Saylcr nrr I'm
separate cells nt the Jail. The doctor
Is held on n charge OF murder. Mrs.
sayler and her father and brother arc
In custody MS alleged accessories.
Mrs. Saylor. rs she nccred through
tho bnrs OF n cell. Earbcd in ncEllgce.
looked every winter OF the 40 years
she la said to have lived Her hnIr Is
golden as Is taat Of nj daughter Col.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
Entitled
"The Message"

How Il baby saves the mother from
n ncrillious wretch.
Ono OF the most truthful mnxlns Is
"Wtrn fIattcrerE meet the Devil gees
TO dinner" rtr the Initcrcr can work
moro deeds OF viIIainy than any other
criminal. for. rs Shakespeare says, no
rlsnr doth become black vlllainy 81
we'll MS soft md tender ilattpry.
This e.bIctt iE In every way up to
the Blrgraph standard of dramatic and
photographic excellence while the
zrrnrs. which are Of decided huc=Iir
natur,, arc the most beautiful ever pnr.
lrayed. at< fP
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
WELL SATISFIED.
with Aetlnn of Justice Was Man WEo
Was Fined.

Jim T4lrinsICi. the prosecuting Wit
ness In the big Pole clse before Squire
Amos on Mo1day night. was before thc
Justice last night. He was arrested
yesterday by Constable Straight OF
:FarmInston. Jim WAS tle real cni-
.nrft In tho disturbance on lnrlencnd
sence Daysnt Chatham Hill. Jim was
fined md semcil to be well satisfied
with The action Of the Justice.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
Summoned By The
State Llndoubt-
edly Aided
Harry
Her Appenra7ace
Was Sensation
81 q he Day

WHITE PLAINS July il 4j--I,ye,yri
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tnnJ scboo;l.rlrljsh AMI df5ss9f,f IN tlie
familiar blue which s;,e moot s., f,rIeli
during lllc. trial 20 her husli5nd Harry
X Tanw for sthe Inl,ir,ja ar al stanf6fIi
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
PRINCE
BUELOW RESIGNS
DIR. Won RETHAM HELLWEG is
NAMED AS SUCCESSOR BT
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
fBy United Prcss.l

BERLIN. July 1l.-PrInrc Won Bilc-
low. chancellor of The German Empire.
handed his formal res iSnatlon TO E;ni-
speror William this morning. Immcdi-
atcly after accepting his resignation
the emperor upon Won Blclow's rec
/ omnicndltion named Dr.. Won ialii-
man HcllwcE. present vice chancellor
Sald Secretary of State to succeed Won
Buelow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
TWO DIRECTORS
ADDED TO LIST BY THE NATIcE.
AL BANK OF FAIRHONT AT
MEETING YESTERDAY.

The National H-nk or Fairmunl yes
tcrday' added Two men 10 Its bnar,l
Of directors increasing the number
from seven 10 nine. Mcssrs. !. NJ.
Hartley and G. l.. Shaver were elected
directors.
Mr.. Hartley and Mr.. Shaver are
lcs.ling business men OF the city and
they will add strength 10 the bank.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
POLICE SUSPENDED
Bomb Bursts in Chester Affairs and
Marc Sensations are Promised
i'm the Town. ..f

CHESTER. w Va. Julg 1l.-Thr
threatened bnnih In tile municipal Hf.
fairs OF Chester burstrII whrn Chief Gf
Police james NrklnnOn and Olliccr
Charles IlGbhE wern suspended by
Mayor Frank G. Chapman. acting ull-
ucntlvr session. Tho suspension liz un:
iii after council meeting Thursday
when 1t Is nnlGrstnnd more drastic nc-
lion will lIr taken. DCtIlls nf the
Cause of the suspension will br en-
plnInrd Thursday. More than one Mt
tack has been made In council upon
lilo officers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14

die.
"Dr. Miller and | have been much In
each others company for the last two.
years." she said. 'nnIl my husband
seemed 10 approve. lie always knew
where and when we went together ANIL
never objected. He anil never had
Il quarrel nn tho subject.
DIR. Miller said tho whole thing was
somewhat hazy TO film. and did not
care 10 discuss the case further than
to say that he shot In sclf-lcfcnse.
Although fnnr of mnh violence Is no
longer felt. Shcrlff lTelcts placed two
extra guards MT the jail last night
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
ARCHITECT LYONS
Draws Plans for Ward School Building
; at MnrgantpWn.

The MnrEant1wn board of education
yesterday accepted The plans prepared
by A. C. Lyons. OF this city. for one OF
It's ward school buildings. MurEantoWn
Is building two ward school buildings
this summer. The plans for the sec
-nnd building were prepared By Holm
boo and I.affcrty. OF Clnrksburs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14

The /. C. woodward will leave tho
local wharf this evening atT: for I'M
excursion down tic river and return
mt u.46. A-blg crowd Is expected TO
take this trip. The fare Tor the round
tlp tonight Will be 25 cents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
MINNEAPOLIS LAWYERS.

N+nInn AsgnrIHtrtl IrrSE-1
MIESEAPOTIS, Mimi. July li--A
business meeting and an excursion
On Like MInnctumkH today oHcncrl
the annual session Of the Minnesota
Bar Association.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
JULY WHEAT
Went to SLIPS In Chicago Market
To-day.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. July 1i.-July
wheat scared sensatiunally dur
ing tho first hour of trailing to-.
day when the price went TO f1.aa5,
the highest price ?et reEched on
the crop.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Jarrett have re-
turned from q visit of Several weeks
In Plttsburg. &.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
DIXIE
Entitled

Beautiful -"Biograph" Subjects To-Day
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14

Subscribe for the West vIrrlnlan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15
Army and Navy
Track Meet

There is probability OF big
Army and Navy track meet taking
place In the near future. Such an
event would be an epoch-making
affair, and the class of sport put up
should put all previous attempts In
the same line In the shade.
With the number Of soldiers and
sailors that ATE no win these islands,
a splendid days sport should be got
together. Running races. walking
races. high and long jumps, pole
vaults. throwing the hammer. etc.
would be on the program. and prop
or teams would enter> from the dif-
ferent regiments. ut present In the
islands, and the result would be one
Of the. best day'ss ports ever seen In
Honolulu.
The officers OF the various regi-
ments have been approached as to
the prospects Of he field sports. and.
one and all. they have declared
themselves heartily in accord with
the idea. and have promised to as
sist In every possible way.
The idea is being worked up. and
although now In its infancy, Is be-
Ing well thought out by Mr.. Graham
OF the Service Magazine.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15
No Boxing TIL
Fleet Returns

Boxing matters IRE very quiet and.
as far as the deot srs. thnre will lie
nothing doing III after tha ships re-
turn next week. Dick Sullivan and
the management, e the Athletic Park
have the matter u hand. III they have
decided to have y, contests till later
on.
Contrary to expectatlons, Charlie
Reilly did not core In OF the trans.
port, and neither I'D For / or ONeill
put In an appea"an>e.
However. some matcnss will be
brought on for sure, ard the sailors
will be given an opportunity to mix
things with themselves IA well as
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15
JEWELS FOUND.

The lost jewels and orders of Kala.
kaua have been found and yesterday
were turned over to Prince Kuhlo.
Yesterday afternoon John T. Silva. AN
employe OF the Pond Diary. delivered
the satchel containing the jewels, stat
ing that he had found them on Kala-
kaua avenue, where they had dropped
out of the Princess carriage. The bag
contained several royal orders and 1t
was because OF their loss that Prince
Kuhio hurried back from Hilo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15
SWELL STOCK.

Gould I sell you an imported Per-
sian cat for a thousand dollars?'
ventured the cat and dog fancier.
"What?" exclaimed the million
aire In surprise. why. Just
bought a $500 bull dog from you
the other day"
Yes, but I thought you'd want a
1000 cat for that swell bull dog
to chase. You surely wouldn't al
low u 5000 bull dog to chase a
common cat, would your"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15
FULL BOOKINGS.

According to w. J. Cooper OF the
Promotion Committee, who returned
yesterday on the Manchuria all linea
running boats between here and San
Francisco have been booked full for
two months ahead and one boat,
scheduled to depart from San Francis
co late In November, has already been
booked for seventy.
The shriners. Elks Of Salt Lake City
and Knights Of Columbus are all ar
ranging parties to come to the island
and the congestion Of traffic has been
ascribed to the work Of the Promotion
Committee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15

with the landsmen. "Spikc Higgins
was playing In the ball gam, yester.
day. and he looks as cheerful MS Of
yore. He put up some fine stoush
when the feet was here before. and IL
quite willing to box any one Of his
weight now.
Joe Yordt and II. p. SchCol are tw'
likely youngsters, who ara spelling
for a scrap and their trainer, Hill. 81
the California. is looking for matches
for them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15

Additional Sports on Page Q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15

lives. The match will start at
o'clock sharp. and by that time
big crowd OF autos and rigs will, no
doubt. be on the grounds.
Squire Damon's beautiful domain
Is looking at its best now, and the
polo field has been rolled onJ the
grass cut. TIL It looks more like d
tennis court than anything else.
The Oahu team has not beeT
beaten this season, and they have
had some fine games with the FIFTH
Cavalry, who have always given the
Honolulu four a go for their money
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15
Chinese Played
Polo on Mules

polo used In no pInyed ON mules
and 10 several ,bousand wears older
,h., wa, ,,,,osed accordinp In the
statemepts nj Isaac Taylor Ueadland
of Picking University.
Professor ueadIand saws that one
dav no was in n curio shop I'm the
CAPITAL city of the Chinese Empire
in n search for something unusual
In the way of pictures.
"Among many other things
brought mt" saws Professor Head
land "was n paintinr of Ave men
Chinese of course dressed in the
STYLE of the Ming Anasty, a garb of
four ar Ave hundred years ago
playinp polo. The picture was paint-
ed ON n niece of SILK about three aud
n half feet long and fifteen inches
Wide Tho ai,k Ind originally beeu
white Int through the wears and
ccn,u i,s since A was executed Il
h,d f., ned beautiful brown.
st WAS mounted ON thin. white
Chinese p,uer. faced with lowered
silk around the pisturc in the form
of what the Japanese call n Maxi
homo, ar horizontal scroll about three
feet long. SO as to mare the roll
thick enough TO roll the scroll pro-
pcrly and at the same time have
enough rolled on the outside to COW
err and protect the painting.
In response TO a query as TO what
the figures in the picture were sup
posed TO be doing the proprietor Of
the curio shop stated knocking
horse ball" Mr.. Headland observed
that he men were not upon horses
but were riding mules whereupon
the Chinese delivered himself of
this Philippe. of interest to all poo
players who have not been playing
the game according to the ancient
idea.
Quite right. a horse would be too
large to turn quickly and play easi-
~, and he would not be high enough
to stand the game"
India was supposed to have been
the home OF polo but Il now seems
that China had since claim on Tho
right of discovery. Referring to the
origin OF the game Professor Head
land says:
1.-The reason why ! do not suggest
that polo took It's name for that
great Venetian traveller. Marco Polo
beca,,se n WAS not known IN Euro
peans until they had played Il In
Assam in 1884, then carried Il ia
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15
JOHN FLEMING,

The Maui team is in fine fettle. and
last Saturday at Leilehua ran over
the Cavalry team. Judging from
the form of both teams, this after
Moons game should be a beauty,
and. beyond saying that 1t will take
very good team to beat the Oahu
boys, 1t is risky to try>and pick q
winner
Walter Dillingham; will lead his
side, and DR.. Baldwin, Sam Baldwin
and John Fleming will do or die In
his wake. Maui will be represented
by Frank Baldwin, Harry Baldwin,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15

This afternoon the much talked
of polo game between Oahu and
Maui will take place at Moanalua,
and one of the. keenest struggles
that has ever been fought out In
Hawaii should eventuate.
All the preparations have been
made for the game. and the ponies
and mrn are In excellent form and
ready to play the game of their
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15
Local and Coast
Auto Doings

Things are very busy at the Won
Hamm-Young garage at present.
and Manager Dodge is up to his eyes
In work. The auction sale OF sec
ond-hand cars on Saturday last was
a success. and the six machines were
disposed Of. MIR. Dunn Of Pearl City
bought the Buick and got It at 4
bargain.
BY the Manchuria a White Steam
err demonstrating car came to hand.
and q beautiful specimen OF auto
building II Is.
y The Associated garage Ii also
very busy at present. and Harry
Murray Is anxiously awaiting the
arrival OF the Hudson Twenty car
which should come to hand very
soon now.
Additional Sports ON Page 8
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15
OAHU PLAYS MAUI
POLO GAME TODAY

Harold Rice and David Fleming
Every one Of the eight players is a
top notcher at the game. ahi some
of the most brilliant play that has
ever been seen here should be wit
messed this afternoon.
The game will be for tn cham
pionship OF the Territory, and the
winners will well deserve thu Title
This evening at the Moana Hotel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15

the polo club will give a bah, md
1t should be enc Of the mos: enjoy
able of the season.
A charge of 81 will he male to
see the game at Moanalua THIS afi'r-
noon, and the receipts will 20 TO
defray the. heavy expenses the teams
have been put to.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-03
MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM
PROPOSITION IN TARIFF

Washington, May 2-The Senate bill
which deals with the maximum and
minimum proposition in the tariff has,
in the Judgment OF experts. one I'M
portant feature.
It practically vests in the President
the power to declare a tariff war
against any nation. or to refrain there
from. It Is given to him to decide
whether or not any nation Is discrimi-
mating against the products of the
United States. This permits the Gov
eminent to make agreements with othr
er nations as to trade and tariff con-
cessions which can be made. effective
by proclamation Of the President.
In this way the delay may. be ,obviated
which would necessarily follow the
submission to Congress or to the Sem
ate Of any proposition requiring SUCH
approval.
Z The same bill, It IL explained. author
ICES the President TO employ at mis- cis-
erection, any persons to secure infor-
nation or assist him In the discharge
of these duties. which would mean
that he can appoint commissioners to
20 abroad and make agreements with
foreign nations. Any change In the
case of any nation. however. must be
a change in the way Of higher duties.
No amount Of bargaining or conces-
stons can secure for any country any
reduction in the tariff law to be passed
by the present Congress.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-03
no ERECT NEW THEATRE
In BIRMINGHAM SOON

Birmingham May Especial. 1.-The
wrection of a new theatre in Birming-
ham during this summer. to be ready
for the season before the end of the
year. is practically assured now, ne
gotiations having been on for some
time between q property owner of this
city and the management of a popu-
lar circuit throughout the South.
The architect of the theatrical con-
Germ has been to Birmingham and has
given an outline of theatre that is
proposed Some minor details are yet
to be gone over when 1t is expected
that the full plans will be drawn up
and the deal put through.
The Intentions of the theatrical man
Mger are to get up nearer the center
OF population more than any of the
four theatres are now. There will be
regular attractions at two or three of
ahe theatres during practically the
whole summer, save for few weeks
IN August.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-03
MRS. Obnrr,n FunernI.

Birmingham. May Especial. 1.-The
funeral OF Mrs. Obarr, wife of Mike
Obarr, who died night before last at
Pelham. south of Birmingham, took
place this afternoon near that place.
The deceased succumbed to old age,
being near the 90th year Of her life
when the dissolution came She is
survived by a daughter. who married
Tom Obarr and is now a widow, and
a daughterin-law, who married Tine
Obarr and is also widow, and a
granddaughter, the daughter of Mrs
Tine Obarr and wife of Forest Oats.
one of the leading merchants at Pei
ham. The woman lived all her life in
Shelby County and was known from
one end of that section of the State to
the other.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-03
wRIGHTs IN LoNoN.


American Aer0nnuts are Nh ROUTE 70
United states. i.
London, May 2.-Orville and VIII
bur Wright, the American aeronauts.
reached here tonight for brief visit
before their departure for the United
States.
They have come to England primari-
ly to receive the gold medal Of the
Aeronautical Society. which VIII Do
presented tomorrow evening. but 1t is
probable the war ONCE will take this
opportunity to make arrangements Tor
the wrights to supply the govern
ment with one or more aeroplanes.
They will be given a luncheon to-
morrow by a party Of Engltshmen'
each member of which has taken Q
flight with wilbur Wright on the con-
tinent In the evening they will dine
with the Aeronautfcal Society and
afterwards receive the medal. the
Aero Club will entertain them Tues
day. =.
The Wright Brothers win remain In
the United States throughout the
summer. In September they Will go
to Germany to fulfill contract they
have with the German government.