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New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
LOST BANKBOOKS,

BANKBOOk No. $50 - OF the Union Dune
Savings Bank is missing ANY person having
= claim 10 N s hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days. or submit 20 having
said passhook cancelled and new one issued.
LOST OR STOLEN --Bsnknook No Il5.92l ~
the German savings Bank IN the civ of New
York. corner 9Th ave. and ian So. issued to
Miriam Weldner. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same II not returned
20 the bank The 18th day Of IanuaTv. 1912 q
duplicate will be issued
LOST or STOLEN. handbook No. 45s.2l7 Or
the German savings Bank IN the City nf New
York, corner ith ave. ana IAN 81, ISSUED 20
Franziska Jochmann In trust tor Joseph All
persons are cautioned against negotiating thc
tame. II not returned 70 the bank on the 18Th
day Of January. 1872. duplicate viii Dc issued
LOST. -- Eankoook no i65. 1s7 Of Dry Dock say
ings Institution. ANY person having claims
upon said book Is called upon 20 present the
same 20 the bank within thirty days, of the said
book Will he declared cancelled and extingutahed
aud a new one issued In lieu thereof
LOsT. --Bankbook No. 5OT. i2T OF Dry Dock sav-
ings Institution. ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 present the
same to the bank within thirty DAYS or the said
book viii ne declared cancelled ana extnghished
and one issued IN leu thereof
L0sT - Bankhook 40 53l. 400 OF DRY Dock ss,-
ings Institution. Any person having claims
same the bank within thirty cays. or the
said book will be declared cane-iled ana exiin-
gushed anf new one isslei N heu thereot
BANKBOOK No. laa $50 OF the Union pime say
ings Bank Is missing ANY person having a
claim 10 u Is hereby called upon 10 present me
same within ten days submit 10 having said
passhook cancelled and a one lssued
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
PRDPOSAIS. 2

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMfsSARY. I. s
Army. 80 Whitehall Street New York. y. y,
December ~ 1911 Sealed proposals. i'm dvq'i-
cate for furnishing aud delivering subsistence
stores iv this city ~ such times as may be re
4uirsd Uy tfe T. :. Government. or before
February II. 1872 will he received AZ this of
fee until ten O'Clock \. NJ Januurv . 1917 III
formation furnished application. Envelopes
containing bids should pc marked Proposals for
: lusiSteuce stores opened January = BE- and
addressed to Captain VI J. HENRY Commis-
sary. T.. :. Army
L = HNRBOR LINE BOARD Will GIVE
adjourned public hearing in Board Room OF
Dura Dept. Pic a, New York CRY. Jan. Il.
1915. a. iu.|r a. ul-, 90 consider wodia atious o.
lines o- Harlem River between UOrtherly line o.
f. l3Ist -. ana y ). q Putnam r H. Bridge
uu Manhattan shore between nOrtheriy Inc of
z 13stl -. and central Bridge on Bronx shore
be ,veeu Bird ana Lexington Arfs. extending north
rrlr 70 4fh Ave -i'inlf- OF lJ1th =. and Sth
Ave. Interested pa~tie~ arc invited 70 attend
and he heard WM r. ROSSELL4 COL FNGR-.
Senior Member o' Board.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
Some Ways Of the World

languages In Some of the canadian con-
vents. TOO, French only is spoken,
High horn English DANES have developed
= habit Of swapping UP every preSentaoie
American who comes their way, and OF
inviting even comparative strangers to
their house parties with warmth OF hos
pitslity which cheers though II puzzles
some visitors in whose breasts the ancient
slurg about "fair harbarians' and those
vulesr Americans still rankle.
one such visitor. after two or three days
intercourse in beautiful country home
had so ripened the friendship between her
hostess and herself that she dared ask the
question in her mind. came out with It
bmntIy ore afternoon.
why did you invite me q stranger. to
visit vou9 How do you know ! have not
some horrid relatives AZ home, and per
haps no position at all?'
The English woman answered with al
most embarrassing frankness
"Oh. we looked you up az the banking
house and found you were all right. Any
way. people are pretty safe who can travel
around az you do and know how IN dress
well AS for relatives. yours are safe
across the water and cannot bother me-
In the course Of he's English experiences
II was gradually borne In upon the Ameri-
can that her country women were popular
because they We're so safe. one had 20
nave new friends al times as drawing
caros, yet one could not safely take Eng
ush women from outside the bounds OF
rne set. An American, however. was not
compromising socially, and she did con-
tripute novelty and sriciness 10 the com
pany.
You invite US 10 your home" the Ameri-
can asked again bluntly but would you
accept an invitation In return from US
.'On yes" was the breezy reply. you
xnow When 1 run over 10 see the Rockies
4 otten let some OF the people know, and
nave had charming visits IN your coun-
Trv houses, which, BY the way. are so
o,rerent from ours. They are far more
I,xurious for one thing, and then the
rompany has more freedom. II woman
wants TO dance she can have as good a
,ime as her debutante daughter. Here.
however, when woman over thirty-nVs
arrives the footman sides up 10 her ana
,uIIrmurs, The bridge room IS one nlght
up TO ths left. madam"
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
HUNGARIAN CLUB ELECTION
Marcus Braun Again Chosen 10 Head
ORGANIZATION

The annual election NJ officers of the
Hungarian Republican Club was held last
night AZ the clubhouse, No ios Vest ll7'n
street There was no opposition 70 rhe
ticket. which was unanimously elected.
After the halloting was over it was an
uourced that the club would give a dinner
on January " for the Hungarian painter,
Arthur Halmi. who has lust presented ~
the club two paintings, one Of President
Taft and the other Of tn" Collector ~ the
Port William Loeb. ir
The following officers were elected. Fresi-
dent, Marcus Braun. first vice president.
Harry Kptz second vice-president, Louis
Brunn. recording secretary, 5igmund Neu-
stadt. corresponding secretary. Alfred Dit
tier. financial secretary, Edward kchn
treasurer, NJ stern, and s"rEeant-at-arm7,
Edmund LoefTer The executive commit
tee will consist Of Bernard firsch. Maurice
Fischer Jules Roth. Albert Roth. Ludwig
Werner Dr Louis Suss and Maxim Pjrn-
Krant.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29

Ire Ion ard the lady, The combination
nev and 20. Of course, any one could
Guess b. came from Paris. Nine. Cecile
sore. SET the fashion last year with her
'wo ro- lions whom she said were much
moro intelligent than some humans; and
nov, us said. many a fair Par1sienne has
'electea rer poodle for a tame lion, and all
asI friends hoped 70 find nice. curly headed
aoH cubs among their Christmas presents.
II is easy. of course. 70 explain madam
king Tor the charming new custom lt
aoes not -atl-f, the modern women u hold
curly puppy in leash. a king Of beasts
bow That would b. worth while Ana
Wien she can have a lord OF creation 20
salk beside her with the king Of beasts
Hooabiy the feminine heart is satisfied.
sending a girl % fashionable Ne" lork
e ''hooi Is a very expensive way OF educat-
ae her for while the mere learning is al
alnaOle az q fairly moderate sum that py
10 means covers the incidentals which are
No things that lay the foundation for the
sNiS social career. For instance, there IS
ne sewing class" Fifteen or twenty dol
7fs " costs 70 belong 10 this, Dut the
mother quite rightly argues that II is only
me forerunner Of other sewing classes. 70
aAica as debutante. her daughter Will
M a. useful TO belong. Then there is the
"Aietic class. much more expensive the
o'ng class, which means a horse OF
'4ise. ano the entertainment club Which
.as evening parties and is the one dearest
each girls heart Add the ffteens' the
iruss, the ffues and the odds anc ends
collars together and put this alongside
'he tuition fee Of $500 (Which does not
-''-ae French and GERMANY, and II VIII
- oe evident that the child Of people IN
>-e'ate circumstances can never hope 70
the school where her rich htrie
's are placed The joys Of the various
@"as will never come TO her, and she
~ otiit out Of the set 10 which she De-
because the extras" keep those VINO
49, mem constantly busy and together
N one Of the reasons why so many
are being sent to convent schools
The United States, Canada or
Abroad the German and French
are most favored because OF the
'NH4lles they ottsr Tor learning these
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
DECREASED RAILWAY ACTIVITY.

Chicago, Dec 2s-Statistics relating 10
railway activity IN 1871. showing decrease
In Improvement and increase in foreclosure
sales OF railroad lines, were issued to-day
nv The Railway Age-Gazette' New
trackage increase fell from the record OF
am miles in 1910 TO 3.0ss miles in forty
three states. Texas led. with 415 miles.
Fewer freight and passenger cars and To-
eonotives were built by nearly third in
several instances. Most of the new cars
are, either OF all steel or steel substructure
construction. Greater Improvement expendi-
ture r. predicted for 1912
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
~ News Of ntGrgSt q,
". to ,W9mgn ~

but they read 100. LongshOr men are
intelligent, "a takes intelligence 10 load a
cargo properly. Mostly Irish-Americans
they are with about l. or 20 per cent
Of Italians. About % per cont Of the men,
: think. arc married
one hundred and scyeuty-two thousand
longshoremen came 10 the society's shell
ter last year, counting each visit AS a
man. The city's shelter. when built and
turned over 10 the society, viii he run
along tho same lines, the city financing it,
And at the end Of a year said Miss
Graham well have + conference and see
how the city is pleased.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
RALPH M'KEE RESIGNS
Assemblyman-Elect Quits Education
Roard=Urges School LEGISLATION.

His election 10 the Assembly having
made him ineligible as a member of the
Board Of Education, Ralph Mckee re
signed from that board YESTERDAY Mr..
Mckee is to take the place of Assembly
man Shortt. representing Richmond in tho
Assembly His place in the Beard OF Edu-
cation was filled by Mavor Gavnor hv the
appointment Of Henry T. Morrison. also of
Richmond
II am strongly Of the opinion. said Mr.
Mckee in his letter ~ the Mayor. that
the educational system IT the city needs
reconstruction, especially in the classes
above tho nth grade Girls and boy
should be fitted for the work they will be
expected to do after they leave school.
Under the present system the training fits
them 10 take college entrance examina-
tious. while less than . per cent of the
pupils in our schools GO to college
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
WIFE SUES HOWARD MORTON
Greenwich Divorce Action Begun on
Grounds Of Intemperance.


Greenwich, Conn, Dec. 2s.-Cousiderable
surprise was caused to-day by the an
nouncement that Mrs Howard Morton had
sued her husband for divorce on the
ground Of habitual intemperance and had
asked for alimony Mrs Morton Is veal
thy IN her own right. \ deputy sheriff
served the papers on Mr. Morton as he
stepped from an afternoon train. Tie
surprise to him was great, ne said. as he
was then on the way 10 meet his wife at
the home OF her father. William W. Hyde.
with whom she was spending the holidays.
Morton. who is a member OF the Indian
Harbor Yacht Club and OF the Greenwich
Country club. married Miss Mamie Os-
tram HYDE in Greenwich amid much stvle
in Novem Der, 1899, her father az that time
yoicing hts objections strongly
Mrs. Morton was the first president OF
the Greenwich Equal Franchise League.
which numbers among it's members nearly
a hundred New York women OF wealth
and social position.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
LAD IN TROUBLE OVER GIFT
Took His Mothers China Set for
Present to His Teacher

sidney Marks, thirteen years Old. swho
lives with his parents Al No rs Delaney
street and is a pupil in Public School 10.
wanted 10 give his teacher better Christ
mas present than any OF tho other pupils
had given her. but, without money to buy
ou, he took a china sct belonging to his
mother for tho purpose
Then ho told his mother. after he had
turned everything in Nh" house upside
down that burglar had stolen il.
Mr. Marks called the police. and after
working on tho alleged robbery for several
davS a. detective discovered the true nature
of the case and arrested Sidney. and be
nag arrlisncd yesterday in the children =
Count. where he told Magistrate Olmstesd
that his teachers name was Mis- Musko-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
BIG WESTERN MARYLAND ISSUE

The Western Maryland RAILWAY Com
pany. ii was announced Yesterday has
authorized an isspe OF 100000 three and
one-half year per cent secured notes. OF
which 10000 have already been sold The
notes are redeemable ar 10y and interest
on ninety DAYS notice. The proceeds will
be used for the purchase Of new equipment
and the expansion OF the terminal and
ward facilities. The notes are 10 be issued
under a trust indenture to the Equitable
Trust Company az trustee, and are secured
nv the free assets OF the company includ-
ing all the capital stock OF the George
Creek & Cumberland Railroad Company
and the Connellsville & state Line Rail
Vav Company.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29

The approximate amount ot the lien Or
charge 20 satisfy which the above descrihed
property is 20 be sold. is four thousand and
terest thereon from the 2ith day Of November.
1911 together with costs and allowance
amounting 20 two hundred and fortv-six 10-l00
(S2 ~ 70D dollars. with interest from November
2Tth, 1911. tog 'ther with the expenses Of the
sale. The approximate amount OF the taxes.
assessmentS and water rates or other liens.
which ar- 20 be allowed 10 the purchaser OFT
q the purchase money or paid by the referee,
s four Indrad and thirty four So 100 s434. So
doIiare and interest. said premises will be sold
subject to the lien OF nrst mortgage Of eleven
thousand (SlI. 900 Ou) dollar. with interest n
81 per anHLm from Nav lS 1911. and 20 The
state OF facts which an accurate survey would
show
pated New York. November 2Sth. 1911.
GEO HCLBERT. Referee.
The sale IN tn above entitled action :
hereby adjourned 70 January 10Th 1917. a-
the same hour and place.
Dated December 2lst. 1911
GEO 3 HOLBERT Rsfsree
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
DR.. o,HANLoN TO GO UNDER KNIFE

DR.. Philip o'Hanlon, for fifteen years
coroner's physician. viii be removed to-
dsv from his home. No. IL West s5th
street and taken to DR.. Walkers sana-
tortum al No. 80 East S8d street, where DR.
John II. Erdmann will operate on him for
AN abdominal abscess.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
WON'T INCREASE SHOE PRICES
An Advance Would Be Unjustifable,
Sav St. Louis Manufacturers.

-. Louis. De-. 2S.-Heaos Of large 81.
Louis shoe manufacturing concerns. dis
cussing d dispatch from Brockton yester-
day saying that an advance OF ~ cents a
pair in the wholesale price Of shoes was
likely. to-day said the price would not be
advanced BY st. Louis manufacturers.
Jackson Johnson. president Of large
shoe company is quoted as saying There
j.. nothing in the present price Of material
10 Justify an advance"
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
CARDINAL FARLEY LEAVES ROME

Rome. Dec 2s.-Cardinal Farley and his
suite left for Naples shortly before II
O'Clock. Many persons, including many
American visitors, we're at the station 70
bid farewell 10 the Cardinal.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
AUCTION SALES

By VIRTUE OF several chattel mortgages. JacoD
G.nsler duCilone-r. viii sell TO-DAY ~ q
q. m. No 4Ol East 23d st Manhattan Bor-
ough. saloon fixtures formerly AZ Numbers 49,
Mercer street. 1910 First avenue and 20+ and zoe
church street Borough ~ Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
EXCURSIONS.
FORECLOSURE SALES.


St-PREME Court COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Harriet 3. Piester plaintiff against STANLEY
tiulliek Company 81 a., defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment Ot foreclosure .
AMI sale duly made and entered Ia the abo'@
entitled action. and bearing date the -Ith DAY
y November. 1911. !, the undersigned. the
referee in said judgment named. VIII sell az
Nos l4-lG Nesev street. IN the Borough or
Manhattan CIV OF New York. on the list
dav or December 1911. ar l. O'Clock noon on
that day by Bryan l.. Kennedy. aucuoneer.
the premises directed by said Judgment 70 be
sold and therein described as follows:
All thar certain lot piece or parcel Of land.
with the buildings and Improvements thereon.
situat. lying and being IN the Borough =
Manhattan OF the city of New York. IN me
COUNTY ana state OF New York, bounded and
lascribed as follows: Beginning Al point
on the uortherlv side OF 2eth stree distant
the intersection ~ tho northerly siGe OF 18TH
Street with the easterly side ~ Ninth Avenue
thence northc~iy. parallel with Ninth Avenue.
sS feet inches TO the "ertre line OF the
block theme edsterlv, parallel with 18th
street =. feet. thence Southerly. parallel with
erlv sido - 18th street. thence westerly. along
the ua-theriy SIDE OF 10Th Street .. feet 20
tho point or place ot beginning. be the said
ssvcr raj distances and dimensions more or less.
said promises being now known BY the street
number 3Jl West 10th street. The easterly
wal OF the building on said premises being a
party Wah.
DATED New York. November 2sth 1911
GEO B. HOLBERT. Referee.
ARROWSaITH & DUNN.
attorneys for Plaintiff
2Rl BroadWgv New ORR city.
The following Is diagram OF the property
20 be sold it's street number is 800 West 26th
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
TYPEWRI1INo AND TYPEWRIrERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau ST Catalogue
free; all makes taken part nayment; bargains
In underwoods. Reming tons. divers. smiths.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
WOULD CHEAPEN DIVORCE
English Commission Fsvors County
Court Hearings.

London, Dec 29-"The Morning Leader, '
in forecast Of the report of the Royal
Commission which has been investigating
the question OF divorce, says that the ma
ior.ty report viii recommend that the
county courts be- empowered to deal with
divorc, suits within we'll defined restrc-
tons.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
Female

CfItMREENAID ard SEAN-TRESS .T' nder
stands eo.. waiting. fond of children North II
I-eIInd Protestant. rity or country. Cooper
A="' ', so @th ago. t2~th ST..
COON Nice young Irish woman. good city ref
rreuce: 50 $40 l.. MiS- Hofiuay-r Agencv.
322 5th ave. ninth Foor Tel 4j27 Mad. SC.
WASHING. -Colcred woman wishes family
washing Iv week Or dozen. thirty years res
"renDes, terms reasonable. 1885, West 1924 st.
Phone 1894 Mc-~fr side
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
Female.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

TtTLrR Experienced. Freuchmau. single: pr-
Natc family or cafe or waiting In bachelor
ara~tmc-t. good references. Armand Tribune
Uptown ptice 1854 Broadway
MAN AND WIFE would like 70 have tho care
NJ q private residence during the owners ah-
s"0cr. abroad or out IT town. for tho winter
months. thoroughly good references from well
known families Address. l. W. Box ~. Tr,b-
uuo Thrown lflce. 1864 RroadNaL.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29

SUNDAYS NEW.YORk TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 a year.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
WORK WANTED.
Male.


Male.
AMERICAN gentleman 525i wishes - connect as
private secretary" Full particulars at an
lnte~yiew " " K. Tribune ofice
CIIAGFFET-R p White, spher. wiling worker
can make own repairs will work At reasonable
t2larv Mason. i03e Pacific St BROOKLYN.
CHAUFFEUR. ~, married, refined good mo
hanc careful driver. two wears experience.
eNcsllent references az 70 ability ami character.
- NJ. Box q. Tribune ONCE.
CHAUFFEUR irish. single rs. good driver,
mecE4 willing 70 be useful hest city refer
ences. wages moderate. Joseph Troy, 3oi West
18th -.
MAN. q; married able 10 handle large detail:
understands stauosraphy bookkeeping; excel
lent salesman. George Hanken, 1919 L0ngwood
ave, The Bronx
PROOFREADER. .- Experience and c1mrNtAnt.
VHrsei IN Law briefs records prefers newspaper
work. H. L. T.. Tribune Office.
Female.
LADY desires line of goods mnlission basis
70 sell m Eastern states small samples. Ad
dres q. F.. Box 40 Tribune Once
" IL ACT as guide and companion ladies'
listing city for shopping theatres and sight
50 rinE, references exchanged. Guide, Tribune
IrCW- C.TcI. 13g4 Pr0SfN4v
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
REALTY STOCKS.
MEM YORK CITY BONDS.

six per cent extra dividend 1910 tPar "a
$40.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29

Al present only the High Court hears iii
yorce cases. The expenses there are so
heavy many persons cannot apply for re-
lief In the county courts the fees would
be much smaller
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
FFicE FURNITURE,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,

~cAELES WILSON'S Employment Agency.
" s.hone c224 Plaza i4f East 5Ith st. Sup
piI=a Hrst class servants TO private families. All
references Investigated.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
BOARD AND ROOMS,

10TH ST 1O6 West-.Ia-zs ana small room.
ample heat: bot water excellent board. tel
sphcne.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29

sv ". n. colsr & Co. No. AZ Cedar
- street,
80, kc AAad
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
Southern Pacific CD,

,bo or 1853 or | Broadway. New York.
,0vrRrIsEMENTs ASD SUBSCRIPTIONS
Cor The Tribune received az their Uptown once
"a ls0. broadway. between sath and sIth str.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29

DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.
Ds O. M . NJ - =
Can be returned within enc year
CHARLES A. kEEkt. $50 Broadway. New ferk
CARPET ClEANINu.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co.-Cl.sn,
by compressed air. steam. hand door.
iS5s Broadway 42i East ssta COE =
BRANDT Tel. 1873 Ssth
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETl
Prices Reasonable send for Circular
Te, 4sae asBa Rrvsnt G27-4fO West aMh y
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS

From IT,. T~.lJH" Bureau.
Washington. December 2>.
ORDERS ISSJED.-Tho following orders
have been issued.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-21
ITALIANS OBSERVE
BIRTH OF UNION
Patriotic Society Addressed
by Local Leaders.

With a large gathering at Eagles Hall
last night. Italians of this city closed
the celebration in honor of the forty first
anniversary of a united Italy and the
transformation of Rome into the capital
OF that kingdom.
The meeting was under the auspices
of the Italian patriotic society. Loggia
Felice Cavallotti, and addresses were
made by Drs. Salvatore Floria and D.
ChiOppa. Pietro Radice, president of the
society, presided. Officers having charge
OF the arrangements included G. Anna
roso, secretary, and Lawrence Del Gior-
no. treasurer.
The celebration of the anniversary was
ushered in yesterday by the display
through the italian colony OF the red,
white. and green flag of the house of
Savoy. and music and singing continued
throughout the day.
1t was on September 20, 1870. that the
troops of Victor Emmanuel took possess
sion of the Eternal City. Ever since the
day which thus witnessed the compile
Iion of the task Of transforming Italy
from a peninsula. divided into a number
of petty states. into one homogeneous
power has been commemorated by its
people.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-21
SERVICE AIRMEN
READY FOR MEET
Army Flyers Finish Work
at College Park.

In anticipation for their departure for
New York, where they will compete in
the aviation meet which begins Saturday,
the army flyers made but four flights yes
terday afternoon at College Park. Lieut..
Kirkland, in the Burgess-Wright ma
chine. made two brief flights.
With Capt. Chandler as his passenger,
Lieut.. Arnold made a fight of twelve
minutes in the Wright machine, confining
his trip 20 circles over the town of
College Park at an altitude of 1000 feet.
Later, Lieut. Arnold made a flight of
fourteen minutes duration.
This morning Lieut.. Arnold will leave
Washington for New York. Upon his ar
rival there he will take charge of a
Wright machine, and will join Capt. Paul
w Beck, the CurtiSs flyer, and Lieut.. T.
Dew. Milling. the Burgess-Wright pilot.
at The aviation field Capt. Chandler and
Lieut.. Kirkland will leave~the army avia-
tiOn school Saturday. They will not be
competitors in the meet, but will inspect
different types OF machines for army uses.
Annapolis. Nd. Sept. O.-There has
been a setback in the construction of the
Curtiss hydropIane, one OF the machines
10 he used in the naval tests. though the
Wright biplane has been at Annapolis
for the last two weeks. But the chief
reason for the delay in formally opening
the navy aviation school is the fact that
Lieut.. John Rodgers, who is to have
charge of the instruction. to-day went
on leave. He will be gone about a
month