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Legal. NOTICES.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FCk THE EASTERN DIS
TRlCT OF yiRGINIA.
In the matter OF No 1915
y. q. HANCOCK. In
bankrupt. Eankruptcy
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.

On this S,h day OF February. a. p.
1olH. on reading tho petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt. it is
Ordered by the court. That hearing
bc had upon the same on the 26TH DA Y
or MARCH. y. -. 1915. before said
court at Richmond. in said district. at
j. o'clock noon: and that notice thereof
be published IN The Times Dispatch. a
newspaper printed in said district and
that all known creditors and other per-
sons III interest may appear at the said
tim" and place and show cause. IL any
they have. why the prayer OF tho said
petitioner should not be granted.
And il is further ordered by the court.
That the clerk shall send by mail to
ell known creditors copies Of said Pc
ton and tins order. addressed to them
at their places Of residence as stated
Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDlLL. Jk.. Judge OF tho said court
aud the seal hereof, at Richmond in
said district. on the Sth day OF Feb
ruary. y. -. 1915.
Attest
JOSEPH r. BRADY.
tScaD Clerk
MESSRS. BYRD. FULTON e BYRD
Attorneys for Bankrupt.
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HELP MANrEn-,1AIE.

MAIL. cBi.ikS--wantrd railway mail
Clerks. 81" to 500 month. Richmond cs-
.niinatont soon. sample questions free.
Franklin institute. Dept i7S NJ. Kochcs-
tor
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To tho creditors OF RONALD r. HUB
BARD. OF i;ichmond in the County
Of iienrico. and district aforesaid
bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
'th day of February, y. -. 1918, the
said RONALD Il. HUBBARD was duly
adjudicated bankrupt. ANA that the tirst
meeting of his creditors will be held
in my office. Htoras liiS-lli9 Mu',,al
Buiiding. Richmond. Va. on the 4TH
DAY OF MARCH. a. -. 1918. At 10
o'clock IN tie forenoon. at which time
the said creditors MAJ attend prove
their ella inns. arpc mt trustee. examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. r. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
February -, 1915.
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MILL SUPPLY MAH-T:Xperlenced to tax
charge OF sh!ppsnS and receiving and
have general supervision OF store ana
stock for 'arEe mill and contractors snip
~: house. Good salary Tor right nrr
Apply "ManaEcr.' Box SIS. Norfolk Va,
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]" inU UN:ri.Ip STATES DiSTTIJ,T
90, IT Eo,: TIE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VIRGINIA.

In the matter Of No o".3
EMIL. VI. OPrENiiEfM. In
BANKRUPT. Banllruptcv
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MEETINGS,
] OF

MECHANICS AND MEECHANrS BANK.
Richmond. Va. January 90, 1918.
THU annual meeting Of stockholders OF th:.
Ednk Will he held February ~ 1913, az
the banking house. 1l:9 Hull Street. at -
J. Fl. pATTEsoN Cashier
Tho annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Cans Rady Company will be held at the
price OF the company. 1905 East Main Street.
Richmond. Va. on MARCH l. 1919 at II
o'clock GEORGE w. RADy.
Secretary
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ORDER OF NOmlcE: EoE plsclIARG e.


ON this $lst day of January. a. u.
lhlN. on reading The petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt, it is
order al by In" court. That "A hearing
be had upon the same on the 18TH
hAl OF MARCH,. y. -. 1918. before said
II o'clock noon: aud that notice thereof
be runl"ah"h ~ me Times Dispatch y
m,swspaner r.in,e'' In said district. and
that all known creditors and other
persons iE interest may appear a, IN.
said time aud Place. and show cause.
the sail pctitioncr should no, be
granted.
.,nd IT is furlfcr ordered by tho
- al Ii" own "-'"1 tnrs con'"s ~ said
petition and this order. addressed TO
them ut their places of residence AZ
WADDli.l. Ji:.. Judge OF tho said court
and the s"ul thereof at Richmond in
said district. on the 3lst day OF Janu-
AIRY. y. -. l?lS
Attest:
JOSEPH p. BRADY
c. q. GARLAND. ESQ.
Att"rney for Bankrupt
IN TILE DISrn!CT COURT or THE
Ej:N DIsTE!iicr Or Wichita -Asi
In the matter OF No e2es.
ALLIE l.. MOORE Ia
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CkEDlTORS.
TO the creditors of allie l.. MOORE.
Of richmond in the County OF Hen
rico. and district Observation-Disclosures
Motto, is hereby given tina, on the
.lSt day 81 February, \. II. 1918. the
said ALLIE J.. MOORE was duly
!Laiudicated hani5runi and that the
rrst meeting Of hi creditors viii
l." h.ld III my office. Rooms his
III" Mutual Building. Richmond. Va
on the 9TH DAY OF MARCH A.
H. lslH, at !" o'ciocii in the forenoon.
~ which timc the said creditors may
attend. prove their claims. appoint a
trustee. examine tie bankrupt and
transact such other business rs may
properly come before said meeting
THOS. Il. SNt.Nb,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
February -. 1918
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GIRLS wanted to work EIGHT
hours, between II and l6
years old, for special, light
clean job. Beginners well
paid and can make consider
able money in a short time
Apply Allen & Ginter Branch.
9TH and Cary Streets.
HOUSE ,;iEi.--Wunted. girl FOR general
bousoNori. Gray. .,cn,,.
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EMPLOY MENT.
HELL wANTEI,-,iAI.l:.

HELL MANTEn-MAII:. 10
BAi;BEh- barber wtnt.G. Du loni Hotel
G n.s, fg.n' 'i1. 49, OYER ~. Room -!
LIST MAN of hot"i.
BAi<bhl. f'irsS -ei.SS barber wanted: st.a.Iy
job at aag Noru Harrison street
BAhhisK'-N,auted ono .ood barO.r ,uod
ensineas s%od salary. Palace BarU.i
SHOP NV bern \
for saturday .worA. 40. or by week so.
guaranteed Luigi h!O.a, III lJI roat
Street. H"pc"cLl. Va.
Bi.ACh SMITH W ante. sooG carriage
.'ns han!th Coco ~assr 10 right m-I.
AnD.g .I3 S2rLn ,-@grth street.
Bol rLi:KS--WLnt.d ave nrs;.cIa.. lot.
,lers and -sot, drink men. Box So. Con.
iLn.nial B..eras- CORPORATION.
CLEkk-W aBtci, in ,tor. to learn tho bust
neas. II &9s. car" 'fiues- Dispatch.
experience. references uu'. s.Inr. .Nu.7t
I'd. !" J.. O Ii2S "a Nor.oii, VI
ftiCiA;S-- wanted clcctriciau acCu--
b "ln,n =" i,.','i,.,"ES .ng rcp".r ~ -pe-
nunigatv Immediate t!tn c,ytu.,u..
81 achln. 'ompaUy. cutirij"E. -,
ENTRY cl.ERK-" Lo.e-o." dry good.
good hand suL he qmtct and acc4rsts
II hsMr.h II % '1r- Times i,isi,atti-
GAhbESFR--W Wanted. expor,enc~d gar,!.
cuer. married man. steaiy sob. -four
room c"t;aE". iH"I watc- Address. vIth
-.I.r- Igc- u 20. rar" l!nIs-- D.sratch
GROCERY CLEI.I. Vented ono who III.
o'rst"ucs cutting and NarCun: from
t,9 ,,5I5 II s!aE"rdson, ~? We,
InoN MOHknRsI- scyora GOOD ron Yor1-
ply Norfolk Iron aud Wire WoThs %ci
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE

On this ais. day OF January. A D.
1918. on reading the petition for dis
charge of the bankrupt. /. is
Ordered by the court, That n hearing
be had upon the same on the 26TH
DAY OF MARCH. \. D. 19Is, be-
fore said court. at Richmond. in said
district. at IL o'uiock noon; and that
notice thereof nc published. in Th.
Times Dispatch. newspaper, printed
in said district. and that all known
creditors and other persons in interest
may appear at the said time and place.
and show cause, II any they have. why
tho prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
And 1t is further ordered by tho
court. That the clerk shall send By mail
to all known creditors copies of said
petition and this order, addressed to
them at their places of residence as
stated. -e..
Witness tho Honorable EDMUND
WADDfLL. JR., Judge OF tho said court.
and the seal thereof. at Richmond In
said district. on the 31st day of Janu-
AIRY. y. d. 1918.
Attest:
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
fSeaD Clerk
r. ". FLAHERTY. ESQ.
MESSRS. LEMON & BLANKENSHIp
Attorneys for Bankrupt.
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*t"tMS AND BOARD.
ROOMS ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HoOMS For RENr-FtHNISIIED 80
hAkrpN HEIGHTS - Nicely furnished
.ly Madison Ii.IW
tIfrii Sr.-Furnishcr room steam heat
iourth floor; Virginia building. corner
lEANhLiN. l.. lio---Large second floor
front room FOR rent.
GRACE ST. ". 5oy--Lnrgc bright front
ICONS. furnished hcutcI: select locality.
GRACE. ". lOa--Two connecting rooms
."rln !etcly furnished for housekeeping
MCNTICELIo. IL North Eighth Nice.
clean. heate! soc. Use. 81 daily. $3.50
Wo0MS-uNFTRNI -
!tENiSHED ROOMS for !irht house keen
ing wanted. no children. Phone Madison
GItS-J
"t.'i. ESTATE FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS. "a
GRACE: 81. w. 2lS--For rent furnished
.ntitnent, phone and bath. hot wafer
heated.
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AUCTIONS-LEGALS.
Legal. NOTICES.

IN Ihr. I.,lIr-u SrArr., DISTRICT
COURT FOR rue EASTERN DIS
TklCr OF Virginia.
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sIru ATOMS wA>wEp-rnM,,.E. S..

American Nationul Bank BuiluIns Work
rapidly. beatty and accurately executed
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OFFICE WoRk-Toung lady desire. Ia
learn Office work. Good pem.nan and can
U.s. typewriter. VIII study shorthand al
nSnt II necessary. VIII begin Win
s,m"l Htlary, Il advanced on learn.
hh"ne Randolph !t:i.J between ana
" or address j 5I3 care Times Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23

To the creditors OF JAMES LEWIS
F'ABER. Of Richmond. in the County
of 1enrico. and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
l"th day OF February. y. .. 1918.
the said JAMES LEWIS FABER was
duly adjudicated bankrupt. and that
The first meeting OF his creditors will
lie held in my office. Rooms 11lS-11l9
Mutual Building, Richmond, Va. on the
4TlI DAY OF MARCH. \. y. 1915.
At 10 o'clock in the forenoon a.
which time tho E'aid creditors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint y
trustee examine. the bankrupt ard
transact such Other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
THOS. u SNE.AH
Referee II Bankruptcy
February 90. 1918.
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"t..i ESTATE FOR RENT.
Ap.nTMI;NTs AND EtA,rs

Grace 81. w. 2lS-For rent furnished
;Is.tmeht phone and bath hot-vater
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uELr w.NTED-l'r:Mt RI

cnok-WaUt-G rnn.I, tent Whit, woni.n 10
cook IN apdrCIr = sDuse. Address IL G.
,-lrler ILoneMsll "a
!'i;ESS AkrR = I>rst-cihss drcssrnsiier
Nioi Tor steady work the whoi. wear
round. Must ,c experienced ~ .liera-
ions on coats only experienced ones
u"'G Apply. ~. Lesser. Tho Raleigh
,nhrtmcuts. Harrison ard Franklin
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HOUSE GiEi.-wunted. girl Tor general
h"us'W"rE. Appiy at 2ll9 Grove Avenue
or phOn" boulevard HEN.
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SlT'u ATOMS wANTED-FE:MALE. 3,

arr*oGKA i'IEE - Expcricnccd st.no.,ra-
rhcr desires position. References y
80. cnrc Times D!spat CHI.
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uooMS-I>rUnNIsIIED.

!t'ENiSHED ROOMS for !irht house, ccl
ing wanted: no children. Phone Mal!s6
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE:. 3

l. u
aC'ok kEEi'r;is-Waut-u position as book
keeper ami general 10y married ,nin
<! years Old. iigv" hal - years typ-r;
once Is general bookkeeper and assist n;
credit in"n Tor large Wholesale ana ~
can Give Al references a. ~ ah!i!;y
character ana habits Will begin on sai
arr OF $l.>o0 per year. with gIaranIrc Of
SdEahceincnt a iny services warrant
Address lSnN io3. l.y9chhurG. Va.
CLERICAL EDSlTlON-Wantrd. Al refer.
:ngeS. and above draft age. sol. care
Times De patch.
l. II 4 X NJ y G T--E.ristered pharmacist
wants position. employed =; present: good
!.hs3n FOR making change: married Il :.
-; a. years experience. Apply I. 64s
Jar" Ilnles- Dispatch.
pifErlTTEK--Wantc BY pip.ftter and
General machinery repair man. posii:on in
factory or mill A 3S5. care Times
iiEGiSrEiED DRUGGIST wants a position
Iy IhrCh l. Address T. 33+, care Times
81 LESM AN--Travelan salesman wants some
LhroHna on a salary or commission basis
Gan take hold at once. ]. W Wiley
10y D.. 'ireensscro y. G.
SALl:SMA N--Wantrd position AS travelling
salesman, prefer line Of drugs or tobacco
and cigars. Age IS. married not subject
!" draft Address l. 81. care Times
aTh.*OGKAi'Hit: = EXpcricnccd sf.nc.gr.
rhcr desires position. Reference -
49,. CIR" Tines Dispatch.
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y r, ha.. Tor sale s-vcra! carloads snsn
glazed and open, in oheck rail buugaioM
open sw!nS aaG easement. suitable Tor
bu!t!imE. plant frame and greenhouse
PURPOSES Highest Eralc. ~ill sell say
Write az wire .or lis, sizes ami prizes
,"."!.ua WoGG Products 90. A,hayilIr
The Washington times., 1918-10-31
WOMAN MAY GET
s5,OOO,OOOJOB

ATLANTIC CITY. Oct. 31.-Mrs.
Julia n. Decker, widow OF John H
Decker, q contractor OF this city, may
carry out a $1,000 900 contract with
the Government 70 rtke construction
OF additional shipways in the Dele
ware river district, to enable the
United States Shipping Board TO ex-
pedite its program.
Mr. Decker. president Of the Allan
tic Construction and supply Company
died ten days 40, after a weeks Ill
ness OF Spanish influenza BuSiness
associates said today that the day be-
fore he was stricken, he concluded
neotiations with the Emergency Fleet
Corporation for a general contract In
volving an outlay Of approximately
$4,000. 900 on the cost plus plan. which
he expected to net him nearly $50. 200
profit
II was said today that the Govern
ment has agreed to permit Mrs
Decker to carry out the contract. II
she can obtain the requisite capital
The Washington times., 1918-10-31
CUPID HAS FLU"
| SAYS COL. knoll

Influenza has had n baneful effect
on Dan Cupid. The number OF appli-
csnts for marriage licenses for the
month of October was nearly 200 less
than In September.
Colonel Knoll issued 4T5 licenses
during this month. while during the
same month last year there were 604
candidates for matrimonial honors
The number OF licenses issued last
September was CO., and in September,
1p17, there were 497 candidates.
}''Nothing but influenza was respOn-
sfble," said Colonel Knoll. There
will be q corresponding increase in
the number OF licenses issued after the
Hu' has been disposed of. Some o.
the military camps in and about the
city where a large number Of matri-
nSonial candidates are recruited, have
been under quarantine.
1.-THE grand total Of marriages is
sned so far this year surpasses that
OF last year by about 500. and last
year was an exceptionally heavy.
year"
The Washington times., 1918-10-31

Every easpoonful scooped from the tightly sealed arch
ment=ned bag is wonderfully fragrant and full Of the
Of the coffee bean when first thrown from the
roastercackng and popping from the gas flames. You'll
enjoy the treat of fresh coffee just like the crisp
bread right from the every day.
Many thousands of pounds of coffee are turned out from
this plant but not more than the daily orders. Coffee is
delivered whenever and in G0hdte0er quantities the grocer
prefers so that he doesn't stock up and keep the coffee
on his shelves for weeks, to stale
The Washington times., 1918-10-31
l THANK you.
HOUSE MAY DROP
BANK CHECK TAX
The PROPOSED tax on bank chseks Is

The proposed tax on bank checks IS
not likely to materialize into Law.
While in the way OF actual money
which would accrue to the Govern
ment from it. this tax i mucn less
important ;han a number OF others
provided for in tie rev srue b'll. q Is
q fact that it has stirred up as much
protest as any Of the taxes provided
for. II not more.
Ever since the Finance Committee
decided to recommend IL. the proposed
tax on checks has been the subject
OF complaints to members OF the
Senate and House from their con
stituents.
Members OF the House Ways and
Means Committee predict that when
the new revenue bill is finally put on
the statute books. there will be moth
ing in it about taxes on bank checks.
The House has never looked kindly
on a tax on bank checks. House
members have looked on such a tax
much as they have on some of the
consumption taxes which have been
proposed-as a burden on the average
man and woman, a nuisance and a
source Of annoyance and irritation
to the public not justified by the
monetary returns likely to proceed
from II.
Protests OF the banks are based on
the idea that to tax bank checks win
tend to make the public quit using
checks for payment OF its accounts
and go TO paying cash, thus tending TO
hurt the banking business. The
banks for many years. by advertising
and otherwise. have been trying 10
educate the public into using checks
freely, almost as freely as money. \
tax on checks. the banks feel, would
tend TO nullify their campaign OF
years.
The Washington times., 1918-10-31
17-CENT MILK TOO
HIGH, SAYS HOOVER

The cor ention OF consumers tina;
the price of Il and is CENTS a quart
for milk in washington is too high.
receives indirect support from Her
bert Hoover, Federal fool admins
traitor. in a letter 10 Il. u. Cooper.
president OF the Dairyman's League.
Of New York city, made public today.
Your demands. which result In IL.
cent milk, l consider are based upor
IN attempt TO profiteer." charges thu
Federal food chief. land will react
upon the dairymen by decreased con.
sumption. This decrease in consump-
ton will come from the poor children
% the city to whom milk is vital.
"If, in failure to secure agreement
among parties as in this case, YOU
IRE not prepared to accept our i'm
partial views and pay the game fair
Y. we can do no more and viii leave
he matter in the hands Of the citi
zens and authorities of New York to
take such measures as they may see
ft."
Washington consumers say the
situation here is almost a paralel 10
that in New York city.
The fight against the high price OF
milk by Clarence Il. wilson, District
food administrator, is nearing a ell
paz.
several confidential reports on the
price of production OF milk in Mary
'and and Virginia have been received
BY the food administrators. and 1t is
expected he will use these as the
basis OF discussion in a conference
of producers and niddlemen.
"Although immediate decisive &C
ton cannot be expected by Washing
tonians. they may be sure that the
food administration Is protecting
their interests in the question" said
Mr.. Wilson today" 1t lie expected
that the milk dealers viii cooperate
without stint with the food auth
critics In reaching an agreement
The Washington times., 1918-10-31
K. C. BIS TOWN TOPICS

THE ONE was a sailor.
IN HIS blue suit.
AND THE other.
WAS A boy Of twelve.
AND couldn't help know.
THAT THEY were brothers.
AND THEY sat at the table.
NEXT TO me.
AT LUNCH.
AND THE little one.
WITH HIS twelve years.
AND HIS sailor brother. E. :. ....
WAS MOST Important.
AND HE let it be known.
THAT 1T was he.
WHO WAS the host.
AND HE took the card.
FROM THE waiter.
AND READ it over.
so HIS brother heard.
AND SOME OF the words.
STAGGERED HIN.
But HE never faItered.
AND HE asked his brother.
-
WHAT HE preferred.
AND HIS brother said.
HE WAS quite sure.
THAT WHATEVER was ordered.
WOULD PLEASE him.
AND THE twelve-year-old.
SwELLED ALL up.
AND ORDERED.
AND THE very nice waiter.
WANTED TO smile.
But HE didn't.
AND THE sailor brother.
WANTED TO smile.
But HE didn't
AND INSTEAD.
THE VERY nice waiter.
BOWED VERY low.
TO THE tweIve-year-old.
The Washington times., 1918-10-31
Military Needs would BE Less.
PAclFIsT TO PENITENTIARY

NEW YORK, Oct. 3I.-Prof. Roger
Nash Baldwin, self-confessed paeidSt.
was given the maximum sentence Is
orc year IN the penitentiary in the
United States District Court for his
defiance OF the seieetive service law.
He was formerly professor OF soeiol-
ogy in Washington University, and
when called by the draft board re-
fused to submit to a physical exarni-
nation. He declared that he does not
believe in physical force a. q method
Of achieving an end. however good
The Washington times., 1918-10-31
RUSH BIG GUN PLANT.

Work on the mammoth ordnanc'
plant at NEVILLE Island. near Pitt
burgh, will 60 on. II was learned
the War Department that this projec
is being pushed despite peace pros.
poets. The work will go on rapidly
II was stated. Besides, It was pointed
out. one of the main objects OF tn,
new plant was its use after the wal
TO make America self-sufTlcient in The
matter OF heavy ordnance.
The Washington times., 1918-10-31
AIRMEN AWAY ON
FLIGHT TO TEXAS

- After being driven back by storm
yesterday, the three aSlators who
made the first successful flight from
Texas TO Washington. are row on
their way back to Ellington Field,
Texas. They left Boiling Field, Ana
costa. at T:i5 O'Clock this morning,
favored with perfect Esather.
The two training. planes. plotted by
-Aieuts. w. d. .Baneker, ST.. and z. i.
Lee, with Lieut.. c. n. Cone, as pas.
enger, roared their way almost ovsr
the heart OF the city, on the first lap
OF their l,I00-mile journey.
Their plans for the first leg of tho
route are to proceed by way OF Hag.
erstown and Cumberland, Nd, to I'm
iontown, Pa, where a brief stop will
DE made for oil and Sasoiene, II IL
probable Lleutsnant Cone, WIN take
over the controls of one OF the, ships
at Uniontown and carry one of the
other flyers as a passenger, thus CIV
ing him rest for the next lap Of
the trip.
To Stop At Dayton.
From Uniontown their course lies
through Columbus, Ohio, to Dayton,
where they plan TO stop for q days
rest at the Wilbur Wright Field. It
Is planned to take about one week
for the flight to the Texas field, as
they Will not make such extended
stops as on the hrst trip.
From Dayton the route probably
VIII lie in the general direction Of
the ohio and Mississippi river valleys,
until Tennessee, or Arkansas, is
reached. Then a swing TO the west
will be made, and a direct course win
be laid for Ellington field.
Storm Drive Them Back.
Yesterday morning the three flyers
left Boiling Field in the face OF a
threatening storm. After they. took
: - air the. weather conditions be-
came worse. and they were forced
to return.
The planes were again thorough
ly inspected and tuned up, and were
rolled out "onto the line" before a
o'clock. this morning. The three Of
ficers, goggled and warmly clad,
climbed into their seats at about 7:30.
After wheeling out into the field, they
turned the noses OF their planes sky
ward at 7:45 o'clock. After circiing
the field for altitude they turned to-
ward the northwest crossed the city,
and were soon lost to view.
The Washington times., 1918-10-31
XMAS COX EoR LERERs.

Lepers ct the United states hos
pital in the Panama Canal Zone are
TO receive a Christmas box from TINS
city. The box will be packed tomor :
row afternoon at o'clpck at mount
Vernon Place NJ. f. Church. Massa-
obusetts avenue and Ninth street
northvest. under the auspices of the
Women's Interdenominational Union.