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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-12
FAREWELL DINNER
TO LOCAL PASTOR

A farewell luncheon in honor Of the
Rev. Robert Smith. who will leave
Richmond soon. was the feature of a
meeting Of the local ministerial asso-
citation At the Y. NJ. G.. A. this noon.
Short talks by oil the pastors present
commended the work Of the Rev.
Smith In this city. and expressed hope
for his success In a new field. Rev.
Smith and family will go to California
next week. Rev. Hayworth. in q pa.
per on Psychotherapy. which preceded
the luncheon. told Of how knowledge
and application OF this subject had
cured him. and affirmed that he used
the doctrine In helping his parishon.
ers. The other ministers later dis.
cussed the subject. and unanimously
favored Rev. Hayworth's position in
the matter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-12
PLEADS GUILTY TO
z LARCENY COUNTS
Linehan, Former State Sen
ator, Springs Surprise
by Plea.
(National News Association

(National News Association)
BOSTON, Feb. 12.-Frank J. Line
han, former state senator, today plead
guilty to two county of larceny in con-
nection with the city lumber frauds.
He was sentenced to two years.
Linehan's plea was a surprise, as
all preparations had been made for a
hard fought legal battle, and the case
was expected to furnish one of the
legal and political sensations OF Bos-
ton. Politicians had been waiting for
the trial with great apprehension. 1t
had been reported that Linehan would
tell all he knew. Linehan was charg-
ed with larceny, conspiracy and forg-
cry, and uttering forgery in two cases
of alleged lumber frauds against the
city of Boston.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-12
"SPA" NOW CLOSED

The Spa" at the Y. NJ. c. A. has
been indefinitely closed ~ 4 result of
the sudden resignation of Mrs. Fitz-
gibbons and Miss McHugh. the cooks.
The two women assigned no reason for
leaving at this time. The Y. NJ. c. A.
officials at once set to work to find
other efficient managers for the lunch
room. but will not be able to reopen
the Spa" until cooks can be secured
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-12
NUSBAUM TO REPLY
TO THE GOVERNOR

dress of welcome by Governor Mar
shall, when the annual convention Of
the Indiana Business Mems associa-
ton opens tomorrow afternoon at In
dianapolis. The big meeting will At
tract much attention in Richmond. for
Mr.. Nusbaum Is a director and leader
in the body and many local merchants,
who are interested in the work OF the
association will be present at the ses-
sions
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-12
RETURN TO MILL WORK
tNational New. Association,

<A>~Aoa0A x~S"o AASOCs0tIOng
LAWRENCE. Mass. Feb. 12.-ln
spite of = picket chain. comprising
some 1000 strikers. many returned to
work in tho mills today, the report
from the Arlington. Pacific Atlantic
and Everett mills being that they had
more help than at any previous time
since the strike began,
The opening Of the Everett Mills
was looked upon by the owners - a
great victory. as this is the first time
the doors have been opened since the
strike was inauguratsd.
At the American Wooden company
headquarters the report was given out
that many were back to work.
These reports were all pronounced
ridiculous by the strike leaders.
Mounted men and guards on foo;
kept the men moving and they were
given little chance toloiter around the
mill gates.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-12
A BABE SUFFOCATED

Because he was wrapped up too
closely. 1t is believed, Frank. the in
FAINT child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall,
colored, 1891 North G street was prob
ably suffocated yesterday morning.
Death occurred at 1890 o'clock. The
babe was but thirty-six hours old.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-12

Mr.. Charles HI. Feltman, Of
the Feltman Shoe Stores, will
be in Richmond and at the
Richmond Store, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-12
ALODGE MEETING

Richmond Lodge, No. 254, l. o. o. F.
will have work in the initiatory and
third degrees for three candidates
this evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
SERIES Of MEETINGS
FOR CHURCH Of CHRIST

Announcement is made by tho
Officers Of the Church OF Chris, in
Amarillo that series OF meetings
will be- held here during Jaly or
August Il Is probable that T.. l..
Young formerly OF this city. will be-
engaged for these sermons Deter
mInation has not been reached as 20
just what section of the city the
meetings will be held In. but this
viii be- announced when decided anon
Dog the committee.
Funds will be raised in advance of
tho meetings, SO that no financial
troubles will confront the gatherings
during the revival This plan has
been adopted for the reason that
some Of the Officers Of the congre-
cation believe taking OF collections
have a tendency 10 dctraci from the
effects OF the work under way.
In event MI Young may no, be-
secured, arrangements will be made
10 have some other able man spend
a month IN Amarillo for the preach
w. OF the gospel to the people
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
BtSEB AL NOTES.

President Charley Somers. Of the
Cleveland Maps is also president OF
the Toledo Club In the American as
ISOLATION.
The Cleveland Maps should be- we'll
fixed FOR heavy hitters this season.
ms seven Of the regulars hit for 800
ur better in tgll
\ member OF the University o.
South Carolina baseball team is nam
ed Roo1cr. He is not q kinsmuu OF
the former New York pitcher
New Orleans has q great fielder
and hitter In Johnson 1t Is said sew
cral major league scouts are right
ON the job, and watching every mDve
at the Pelican
OWnie Bush. OF the Tigers. is still
holding out and insists that De- Will
not play baseball al an unless n
receives the contract he desires
Halifax promoters have decided 20
organize a professional baseball
league in Nova Scotia The grand
old pastime is covering more terri.
tory every year.
Mike Donlin, who is PLAYING right
field for the Pittsburg Pirates. is
doing some great throwing this
spring. Nike saws his arm D., bet
ter this wear than tor many a season
Manager Charley Doom OF the
Philadelphia Quakers figures that
all he has To do TO win the National
league pennant is 10 pitch AeNan.
der Chalmers and Moore In regular
turn.
The two home run kings. Frank
schultz. OF the Cubs, and Frank Bak-
az. of the Athletics, seem 20 have
found their batting lamps rieht N
the start OF the training season this
year
The New York Giants PLAYED 10 the
largest crowd on their training TIN
100 TeVarkana II was the first visit
OF a major league team 60 the history
Of the Texas Arkansas CITY ara Me.
Graw told the fans he would surely
be back next year,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10

Turner, W. p.
Weaver, Homer W.; Wumman. A.
l.; Woody. Dennins
LADIES' LIST.
Byrum, Mrs. Il. Sue.
Davis. Mrs Oscar. Demmett. Mrs
Myrtle.
Fitch, Mrs Bell.
HAYS Miss Jamie. Hetrick. Edith;
Howard, Miss Anna; Harp. Miss Ce-
lestino Harris. Miss Nettie. Hood.
Mrs Martha.
Kelley, Mrs. Lottie. Klein. Mrs
Gertrude. Key. Miss Hattie.
Lindsey. Mrs. Fonteua.
Morgan. Mrs Cecil. Mari. Mrs A..
McClain, Mrs. =. A.. McCalnster.
Mrs.
Norris. Miss ida
Rix. Miss Farita Robson. Mrs.
4. L.
Simms Miss blanche.
Tayor, Mrs. Clara.
Fang. Miss Gaia
MEXICAN LETTERS.
Cervantes. Jose
Fuentes, Calletano
Beltam, Salvador.
Ponse. Poliner
Garcia, Jorge
When calling for the above letters
please say advertised and give date OF
list. ". u INGERTON. =. NJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
To POINTS
ON EXCURSION ROUTE

Numerous letters are being sent
lout hy business men 20 points atoms
/ the route of tie Amarillo Auto Trades
Excursion that Is 10 leave this city
londay NAY The interests Of
Amarillo realize the great worth OF
ihe excursion as an advertising fe3-
tire. and b. is not improbable that
ttc imitation of the crowd win b.
the number OF autos available Tor tho
trip
Charles T Ware IN the Amarillo
National Bank has the til kcts Tor the
excursion. ard will give these ogt
cOuntersigned as receipt Tor money
pad for the privilege Of coins on
The trip These tickets will cu'it'r
the buyer 10 a trip on the excursion
and rcntrn lu addition o. the tickets
the committees have had the i.ms
card and rules OF runnIue rr.ntot
for me benefit OF the eycursi1His's
o. Be- stated by the committees thl'
an of the sisuers 90 the agreement 20
20. are expected i1 hc .u 200. meeting
Mon iay night at the Chamber ni
Commerce hall This meeting sill
he Tor ue consideration o' various
matters of Interest 20 tho PARTED.
PANTS Ia his bus.ness-gct'ar
ON one point SD Oar. uo definite
ann .unceUent can be- made and that
is whether me famous 1.iue team
VIII stop t,r the dey in Amarillo, en-
route from Los Angeles 10 Indian
aroHs az which latter place big rae
ing VIII prevail for a week, soon
Sam Vaughn has lelegraphcd j.
Allen Sloan. manaser OF the racing
team, and expects 10 hear definitely
as 10 the date OF arriya'. Il indeed
he Is TO stop here
Whether or not this big racing
meet Is pulled, It Is sure that the
MONEYS collected will be- used for tho
bettermen' OF the tracks 90 Glen
wood, where number OF racinr
events are TO be held during the ln
'oming sumner AID fall The none,
sill IN this way find itself in prop
'r channels, and the committee state
hat REGARDLESS OF the coming Of the
'ic racers. the venture VIII prove a
srcat drawing card for Amarillo az
, whole.
Suggested In q quiet way scvora. /
weeks ago, this excursion idea ha-
prevailed ~ most liberal extent
This fact despite the determination .
% cut out all except local men from
In this excursion ONLY /
remain 90 be ARRANGED. /
MD 10 Is stated that the committees
ire making most excellent progress |
"a all details.
When that excursion party shai |
nave returned To- Amarillo. it Is stat /
"a hy those who have studied the !
question that real progress is dcs
incd &C. be- launched In this city ~
IS for this reason that many of the
more progressive business men arr
.rgirg a general participation at tns
ends Of The people
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
Advertised Letters
FOR week ending April 6. 1919.
GFNTIFNFN'S LIST.


GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
RoN. 4. j. Bryson. Robert H..
Brewer, j. y t2l; Bowen. Byron y.
Bishoff, VIM; Bailey, I'd
Crowdus, Lee; CoalbOugh. Lloyd
Colby, W. w.; Colbough. Zollic
Campbell. A. J.
Dodd, Fletcher, CD Dale. Dr
mo: Davis. +. r.
Emmons, X. r.; Eason. c F.
Flemming X D. Franklin. Earn
ost' Flores n.
IIartsell 5 g., Hooper, O W:
ilaryer r. IT, HAYNES Frank.
Johnson, I.arnce
Kew, Alyie; kohlus 4. J.: Knep-
ley Jas. Key. Ra.
Meek, W. c. Moore. ". NJ. Mar
in, y T.; Moore. II. s. Myers. CLAY
Marshall, W. A.. Mars. " ". Nc
Claim. l.. c.: McAllister. Jno.
O'Neale. X
Pyle, FrlnE Prau. G.. c. Pu,.
YEAR " " Petty. Lynnwood. Pierce
Hodlcy VI.
Rice. 4 NJ. Retchy. Nfs. Ella.
Randall, l.. r. Robertson. Monroe
Rhy. Elmer.
Scaggs, Claude Spangler. ]. 6:
Sompson, Chas., Jr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
SANTA f EMPLOYEES
MAGAZINE MAN HERE

Tom McRae, business manager Tor
the Santa Fc Employees MAGAZINE Is
In Amarillo from Chicago. and has
under consideration number OF
Panhandle articles for tho next issues
one of these viii deal directly with
the city Of Amarillo and the others
will concern all this section OF terri
tory along the Santa Fo lines
This magazine has from time TO
time given articles concerning ANA
rillo, each. of course being In con
nectfon with the employees Ct the
great Santa Pc system The article
that is now 10 be- printed about ANA
rlllo viii be- rcplot" with interesting
facts ard figures. with probably a
showing of the leading buildings
Mr. NcRae seems deeply impressed
with the possibilities Of Amarillo and
the Panhandle coultr,. and il Is not
improbable thar be- viii 50 state In
the articles that are 20 pe prepared
by him Tor ihe next issue of his pub
lication
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
Street GRADING WORK
PROGRESSING STEADILY

Street Commissioner Agee has III.
forces busily engaged In grading Ger
tain 81 the streets In the southwest
ern section n The city. These street.
heretofore have been flat. and In
somt instances bot improperly drain
cd The grading Is now on. and n 4
expected that this will Dc followed by
the dragging process. which latter
has proven Of such great benefit 10
roads and streets In the various 80
ti0us OF the state
Commissioner Agee has proved
himself most active IN behalf OF bet.
ter streets and alleys. aad his efforts
are declared 10 have been directed 50
they would accomplish the most good
facilities considered The winter ins,
pest has been the most severe. per
haDs boz the history Of Amarillo. ard
rho stress on the earth streets has
been quite heavy Despite this fact
thc draining. grading and dragging
under The superintendency have as.
sisted in maintaining a fair condition
Duriuc the summer aud the on
coming fall. still other Improvement
and changes are under contempla-
'ou The forces will hedge against
.h Conditions as prevailed duriug
'l" past winter There is much %
he done. and the forces under Mr.
Agee seem 10 be able and determined
20 make such progress as has been
impossible heretofore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
CHAMBER DE- COMMERCE
DIRECTORS ENTHUSED

iiurrah for the Chamber o. Com
merce'"
This is in substance the cry ~
approval that Is roins up from the
people ot Amarillo. folloNinr the
statement that a reiuvenation Is
planned The charter has gone 20
Austin and just so soon as this shall
be returned 10 Amarillo there VilI
BE- au immediate 0ampairu Tor mem
hers
The fact thar the shares 90 stock
uill be- placed a. g. instead Of the
higher price demanded previous %
the present administration Is causing
wide spread OF interest This
shan@e IS roing 20 make possible tho
largest membership in the CONNER
cial organization 10 be found in Texas
according 90 population.
Already the Officers of the board
Of directors as wei as the board as
whole are sounding the WAYS and
means t0 best execute the plans %
hr.ul AN interests into workint rela-
t0ushiu for The development a. the
tite U Is stated that these Ideas
have suggested many p0iuts OF worth
an am turn there win hc action look
ina 90 an early contamination of ina.
which is desired
The committees are being held iu
readiness 90 start ont for the enroll
ment o. members n a man Is unable
20 pay more than s., be- viii be given
a share of stock. which carries with
81 a fun membership In addition.
there will be those larger men who
will buy many shares Tor the very
reason that they desire 10 lend
fuller support 10 the great CONNER
cial cooperative enterprise that needs
must result IN good 10 every man,
woman and child IN ~ city.
President Fuqua Of the board has
sont a personal letter 10 a friend In
Austin, asking that no time be- lost ir .
getting the charter through the state
department This means. In all prob
ability. that the instrument win |
reach here early next week At thai |
time there viii be- another special /
meeting Of the board. and the mem
bership committee launched
There Is an expressed opinion that !
less difficulty will be- experienced.
with the campaign now bout 10 be /
started. thar auy that have been /
varod heretofore There is rare /
fund of enthusiasm that is contaei
ous and 10 this contagion that the
Camnaigncrg viii look for much Of /
their results
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
IT,IE MFriObIST QUARTERLY
COW ERENCE NM FRIDAY

Rev W c. Rose, district elder OF
the Free Methodist church. will be
In Amarillo to hold quarterly con.
tccfnce Friday April -. During
no stav Of Rev Rose there will be
services at \ O'Clock Friday night
and SATURDAY night at the same hour
There viii be a full line of services
SUNDAY Including SUNDAY school at
Ia q m. preaching az II m and
preaching at \ y. m To each AMI
an % theec services the public h
cordially invited
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10

flights bv Atwood from 81 Louis "a
New York and by Rodgers and Fow.
Ter from coast 10 coast.
The villa enthusiasm with which
these splendi ! achievements were re.
ceNed gives us an inkIing of what We
are goirg to feel when We have whole
flockk OF theme men birds invading
our skies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
KANSAS CITY NEWSPAPER
MN VISITS N hMAiIILO

Chuning Folsom an attache OF th,
Kansas City star editorial staff. vii.
mas been visiting with his father. ~
Folsom az the latter's country hom'
near Amarillo. will leave for Kansas
CRY tHs evening. Mr.. Folsom was
a. oupanied by his sister. Mrs a. y
Clark. who viii return with h,m q
Kansas CITY.
The visitor is greatly impressed
with thu g-oNth put on recently b.
Amarillo and has fallen into thu
spr' of optimism that dominates
BE roople OF this section OF the
'our y. iu that De predicts grea:
crop Tor this wear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
WITH THT EONEJ;S

Eddie Murphy, The South Boston
boxer says he has an offer to meet
Matt Wells OF England.
Al kubiak the Michigan bear. has
shown marked improvement in his
recent bouts over his work OF year
ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
St'I,-IRl;lG NTlON BEING
INSTALLED AMARILLO

Quite % number of Amarillo people
are Installiug suh..rriea'i1u for their
lawns aud garden. Dr. s believed
that this will lead 'o LARGER Iu-
stallatlou, rcachlu- uH.r.a. for the
purpoye ct market -arIolu- quite
q number of different classes OF 'ile
are being used includius the p1mb.-
nation wood and metal and the por-
ous compositions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
6ITItENS HrLp iOR
hlEGED AEIHlN

br k } Clements and \ y Molly
n"auN We're arrested yesterday ani
placed under bond followine an al
legged aifray iu the office OF the lat.
ter iu the Chauslor building Meth
az man Is seriously hurt according 10
reports
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
Nj ROBINSON RECEIVERS
FROM RECENT ILLNESS

Rev pr r r Robinson was on
the streets Yesterday and Monday
after GA illness OF several days. Tho
attack was one of grip. with compl-
cations. and KEEP the minister closely
20 his room during the greater part
of last week nr Robinson was able
ro fIl his pulpit sunday forenoon.
hrt had supply In person of \
webb OF Fort Worth az the eyeniue
hour
"re ete'a1 Yesterday afternoon
That Dr. Robinson has practically ra.
ww 'Hr i'lrDe and Win
'aye charge o. an OF his services
this week including next sunday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
roMlROY IIITS from
MENltOS DISORDER

r 9. Pom"r1y formerly o. Anna
r'llo with the FIR moi P'a,cy . pomc.
10Y. was IN the cIfy yesterday a8tm
l"d from Iuarel where ho was co.
ea-ed with Che water .rmn.r. as
eueineor The visitor states taat the
situation Boo o.d Mexico Is bad beyond
expression, and be wants NO more
under present conditions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10

Daily News Want ads CT il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10

Tho writer has had years of eN-
nerionfe IN what are termed hal-
ardous callings," such as parachute
jumping balloon pilotinc. exneri
mentine with gliders. and also has
vide experience as a iockey. trapeze
performer. high diver and lastly, as
an aeropane driver While all are
very dangerous. the aeroplaue has
proved itself the most delightful,
fascinating and treacherous creation.
While ] have agreed with most OF the
other FLYERS TO comply with the latest
rule ~ the aero clubs 10 refrain from
doing stunts the layman can never
realize how hard il is TO resist the
thrill OF the Dutch rolf or the
spiral dive or the death din" sen
satlous.
The public has believed that an
aviators have been making fabulous
sums OF money 4 FLYER has 10 spend
large amount OF money II costs q
great deal to repair machines and
always TO be ready 10 fly The Wright
brothers have stated that they lost
on their exhibition business. and the
Curtiss company find a. hard 20
make exhibitions pure and simply
paw a very large amount The ayla-
tors have 10 do a great deal for tho
money which is offered and they will
have TO do a great deal more during
the coming summer and take greater
chances
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
GREAT YEAR FOR
AIR NAVIGATION
Eastern Writer Predicts
Many Records and
Many Fatalities

New York. April 4-Tae great
est living the world has ever seen
aIll take place in this country during
the coming summer All records for
altitude. distance. duration. lspeed
and passenger carving will be shat
tered and put higher than ever be-
fore
Aeroplanes speeding az more than
100 miles an hour and planes carry
Ing - passengers are some Of the
events thar viii be witnessed.
Circus stunts. spiral d,ps Dutch
rolls dives % death. flying over
cities and over spectators az low al
ilmdes too common IN the past. viii
hc positively prohibited
Fatalities Yes. mauy will be
claimed 10 the perfection of aviation
p it worth while7
Yes. beyond a doubt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10

n would seem fitting moment M
consider some way OF providing for
possible accidents and unforeseen
/ happenings. which are undoubtedly
going 10 be greatly increased In me
near future and 10 provide some
form of insurance or benefit for those
dependent upon the aviator.
predict that there will be- upward
Of goo fatalities during the coming
wear, and many of the victims will
be Americans. ] am personally nc
quainted with nearly every one ~ tho
American FLYERS and cannot call 10
mind q single one who has not one or
more depedent uron him. Every one
OF them, with or without dependents
Is not onlv willing. but anxious tc
contribute TO an insurance furd.
We have the Scamen's Friendly So
cietv. and there is no reason WHY we
should not have the Airmens Rene
III society. or some like organization.
which could also receive moneys
from outside sources.
The aviator could take care OF him
self II he had the same privilege as
the ordinary man But the instr-
anee companies and fraternal socle-
ties cannot afford To take MS in We
are too perilous a risk
Grand Circuit Race.
The grand circuit race projected
FOR the middle west early the coming
summer will, in a large measure. be-
an elimination trial for enc interim
tional aviation contest for tho Gordon
Bcnnctt cup. 90 he held Halter IN tho
s"aso over a circuit tr8rprsIrg tho
cities 81 Chi,aro, Milwaukee. Nan.
sas CITY. St Louis. Indianapolis and
back 20 Chicago. about POO miles
Many Representatives OF foreign ma
tions who are coming over for tho
Gordon Eeunett cup VIII taxi cpart
The Aero Club Of America has for tho
international Bennet cup race two
entrants from ENGLAND. ,hrec from
France, three from ReigiIm. Nyr
dallon from holland and one from
Switzerland
America will have three. one OF
whom. without doubt. viii De- Charles
Weyman. who won the Gordon Fen
nett Gun last year in ENGLAND They
are also expecting entries from Ger.
many and lta'v This makes total
OF Is lucky number. isn't it,
FlcckS ~ Men in sky.
CurtiSs has announced that he will
huild racer 10 represent America.
This promises 10 present he most
famous aviatcrs ~ the world
promise that is a fair certainty The
interest is going 10 he intense. There
will be 2 larger wave Of excitement IN
this country than there was IN Turope
last wear. when flights were made
over the map Of Europe that aston.
ished Tho world
In this country We have only be-
gun to scratch the surface Of cross
country flyins The FLIGHTS OF Cur
ri. from Albany started the cross
country flying then wc saw flights
from New York and Philadelphia Nv
Hamilton. and. lately. Reachey. Rob-
insou and Flv, and then the long