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his mouth shut saying that what poo
PIE don't know won't hurt them"
After that Gabrycl said, no received
$500 or $780, >Xtra In his pay envelope.
Such extra payments, he tcstfiled. were
not unusual
In his testimony before the commit
tee, Konta told Of meeting Hans Tausch-
er. charged with participation in the at
tempt to blow up the Wclland canal, and
OF his association with TauSchcr and his
wife, Madam Gadski. a grand opera
singer, both OF whom he said were "lOO
per cent pro-Cicrman.'
Ills Views Changed
Konta read prepared statement TO
the committee in which he denied being
disloyaL and described his organization
Of the Observation-Disclosures Loyalty
League, under the auspices Of the com
mittcc on public information. Refer
enccs to Dernbcrg, Albert and other Ger
E. Lowry Humes, in charge Of the in
vestisation Tor the committee.
konta said he mad been proIGcrman
UP 10 the time Of tho sinking Of the
Lusitania, but his views underwent an
other change, H. said when Russia
started its advance in Pennsylvania. He
was anxious 70 sec an independent Hun
gary, he declared and tho advance Of
Russia toward Budapest caused his be-
lief in the ultimate success Of an indie
pendent hungary 10 weaken.
In his prepared statement k0Rta Do
scrihcd different investigate IONS of his
affairs By the government agencies. in
GLIDING IN" district attorneys office In
New York, and the military intciiisc!r--
department. In nll Of which. h" said. r"
was informed by those who initiated tn,
investigation that they had hrcn unable
10 obtain any data relative to any dis
loyal acts or uttrranccS by him.
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RED CROSS CAMPAIGN
tCprttun,d Gro1u rugo one)

tSONIlR00o 31U20 4a6O V0OSJ
aud hospitals or for their families at
home, to whom Will continue to be de-
voted the rntnistrahons Of the Red
fort $1,000 trained Red Cross workers
Gre now engaged ut 3,50o different
places throughout tho land
The problems of reconstruction In
voHing feeding and caring for the dis.
are Of such magnitude that necessarily
they must be met very largely by the
governments OF our allies. with whom
our own government will cooperate.
os 5ssk eh Hi Hsars sHd
ing for refugees, with which the Amer
lean Red Cross has concerned itself 70
effectively in France. Italy and Bel
by the governments. the Red Cross or.
ganization and the relief societies of
those countries which. now that they
are released from tho terrific burden OF
waging war, naturally desire to take
care as far as they can OF their own
people. -
Red Cross Will thus steadily and rap
Idly merge itself Into q peace program.
The wake Of the war will, however. re-
veal the prevalence Of disease and give
rise TO epidemics and emergencies which
in all parts Of tho world will call for
Unlimited voluntary effort. tho cutting
nj red tape and the manifestation Of
those qualities OF human sympathy
which government action cannot dis
play.
"r'or the completion OF It's war work
and for the institution Of rs peace pro-
gram, the Red Cross is fortunately in
Il healthy financial condition. What the
American Fed Cross needs now is not
so much contributions Of money, as
the continued devotion and loyalty OF
it's members. Annual membership In
Yolves the payment Of only one dollar.
The moneys thus received not only de-
fray all the administrative expenses Of
the organization but leave a subStan-
tia balance which. together with all
funds subscribed directly for relief. are
devoted solely to that purpose.
The roll call of the nation is thus
to be called at Christmas time, tha:
through enrolment in their Rcd Cross
the American people may send a mes
SAGE TO our soldiers stu overseas ana
- The peoples Of the world that We are
not merely content With seeing our
arms united with our allies in victory.
hut that our abiding purpose is that
the love. the sympathy and the intclIi-
.;"ncc Of all America shall b. re-d"d:cHt-
81 10 the permanent service Of mankind"
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TOOK POISONED ICE
CREAM TO KILL her
LITTLE ONE AND SELF

sip"' ial l'i:trIrrh In The lnt"tIE"nc"r.
STEl' EENNIl.Lt.. g.. Dec. i.-.-Shnw-
ing rapid r"c"v"ry from the effects
"f' hirhl"ridr Of mercury which Sh:
placed III Irr cream her" last night with
III" intention Of killing herself ard her
severn y";,r-"id dauShi"r. Mabel. Mrs. Z.
Kincr. aged "a years 81 Columbus. ohio
told her SIhry Ia l'atrnlIau William
Mccarthy Of tho local pole" force AT
tn" uni" Valley Hospital this afternoon
anil declared that sh" came hero from
Columbus yesterday with tn" "Nprcss
pIrp"S., Of ending both her own and the
rhIid> Iif" h"cauS" nf III health and her
Inability /" pr""id" for tn" needs of the
GHuEht"r.
The child was also much improved
tins afternoon and hop" was cNurrSSrd
at tin linEpilHl for tho r"mpl"t" rcCov-
'r;' " buth. 'Th" prompt ac'Inn uf the
attendants Z; the ThumpSom house here
li.I H3i;it IN administering an antidutc
for tn" poison. "nvcd Their lives. ;,;t"nd-
my physicians say.
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SEND DELEGATION
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have got to devise ways and means by
which capital and labor that have s..
often h"cn t"rV"d Synonymous. $hal!
share equally. net in hcory. hu, nj pr:rc-
ticc. Wo hav" got To devise WAYS and
means of education. We not only must
talk about these things. hu; W. must
do these things. W" hav" got Ia rarllxr
mat many unjust demands will y" made
hy labor AZ they probably hav" lrr,r
made by Cu;;;Hl SITS and employers in the
past. T!.tl IL On" Of III" lessons rh!S
gr"a: war has caught HS+-:ru" ,icrnu-
rrn,'y''
Mr. Schwab said thai ,hc had r"l"-
grnrh"d rh= President 4 i"w hrr$ AK"
h>;:gInE IT, l." relieved - his du,I"s a.
md al tn" Emergency FI""i r"rp"ra-
ton. important ~ ia" work -. 8" ::.i;,'
M what he h"l:, v'.h !" h. more j;.1"r.
ant duties. Il felt that IIhvinl: lIn.rmu
employees If my own and Il Inyruli 81
S.. 6nn 600 a :n"ntiI. ''n'iii q" If ..r....l-
"r service L. IN" uHti'u ana ih,S ,'rrIH-
i'y hr ratlrIni: 'rr'u IA" w"rE | lad IN
I'hiiai"iiu.n /" lhc -lHI% - Important
sf!,..s t!pn% :Trt would -.r.Sr IN t.ut:l",'-
tom with dis Transition p..r:"i ~ tie
various Inhu,'II,', III lns l|lt.rI Str',.S."
Ihriy-SIN related industrial groups
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SUGAK

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-The local mar
ket for raw sugar was quiet and no pur~
chases were reported although Il is
generally believed in the trade that
what old crop sugars remain In Cuba
have already been purchased and were
waiting steamer room to be exported to
their destination. There arc now five
centrals grinding new crop sugar and
others arc expected to start In rapid
succession although the weather Is stiu
too warm for the best development OF
tho cane. Prices were UNCHANGED at
1.28 for centrifugal to the reftner.
In refined sugar the demand conttn-
ues to increase daily and business Of
late has been very satisfactory to tho
refinerS. who seem to have sufficient
supplies on hand to meet the increased
demand Prices are unchanged at n4as
cents for graduated
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rye R',E EVERYTHING s sea

We HAVE 100 single white enamel
beds, springs and mattresses: complete
at $50 each: IS oak wash stands. IN
good condition. NJ $500 zach:
TWO cash registers. $"5 and $50 cach
ONE moving picture machine NJ 'oo
TWO pool tables, $50 each.
ONE physIcian's operating table II
good condition.
ONE lot Of Mason jars at SC each.
ONE lot OF crooks 1T sc. /
ONE Angle Dial scale, $40.
ONE talking machine and eight rec
Ords. $25.
ALSO a large line Of new and second
hand tools and machinery and automo'
bile supplies.
SEE our large line OF gas and Goa
stoves.
TOOL STORE,
1921 AND 1893 MARKET STREET.
Telephone 3o13J.
dell
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NEW YORK. Doc. 4.-Butter easy,
creamery higher than extras 6SA a So:
creamery extras coz score) 67h q 6s;
tirsts 61li o 81: PACKING stock. curreu,
make No 2. II @ 41A.>
Eggs steady; receipts 6.o85; fresh
gathered extras "a % rs: fresh gath
cred regular packed extra firscs ~ O
20: do. firsts 50 & II: STATE. Pennsyl-
rania and nearby western hennery
whites. fine to fancy 90 q %: state,
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
and mixed colors SIS q rs.
Cheese firra; state. fresh. specials 81:
do. avcrat," run 36 q 26i:
Live poultry regular: old BOOSTERS
10 q 20: others unchanged; dressed
steady. prices unchanged
Flour steady.
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FEAR
PRESENCE Of
LATE KAISER

Iondon Times I'nhlr--t'opyriEh Shit. 1918.
by Public Ledger CnmpanyD
THE HAGUE, Dec. t.-Th" Dutch poo
j'lc are asking themselves a few cues
tons about the presence If the kaisW In
Holland. X few is perhaps an UNI
happy expression, for they arc asking
many questions both about the khScT
and the cX-crown prince. | c"nr"Ts"o
with many Dutch people. and d" not
ind ono who does not drplurc the pres
enc" Of. these Two unwcIcome guests.
several said To me. IT really IS 10" oaa
that. after having hitherto MANAGED to
avoid international complications, iol-
land should be involved with them al inc
very end of the war by their presence.
Moreover. the kaiser il looked upon rs
one who brings i'll luck wherever he goes
Il is remembered hc never visited Eng
land without having some polltlchl axe
To grind. and his visits invariably were
; followed by EnGland'S bring involved IN
, diplomatic ditficultirs with other coun,
tries. Misfortuncs have overwhelmed
every ono who trusted him and gwen
him an unfortunate reputation even
among those not openly his foes. Con-
snquently the Dutch arc very uneasy
: Ms a result of his presence among them.
| No one who knows Williams restless
ness and ambition and his dctermlnass
: ton at all costs 70 occupy the center OIL
the political stage lmaginss Tor mo, mo.
! characteristics. Reports from other
countries make perfectly clear to the
/ Dutch that his stay in Holland may
easily be productive OF disagrccablc con-
sequence crcn without any overt or
covert action on his part William H..
as everyone knows. Is an inveteratc in
/ triEuer.
That he Is intriguing at this very
moment TO repair his broken fortunes IS
as certain as anything can possibly be;
; short of tangible proofs His hatred OF
England is ineTadicable. yet II would
; surprise no one II he were found 10 be
| mics whose destruction he for four
/ years endearorcd 10 compass by every
means at his disposition. Exile though
| he be, he is still not without influence
| and not without friends. lie. therefore,.
! is still q dangerous man. and what IS
more. a terribly compromising onG Most
Of tho Dutch people recognize this Elcar-
! ~. but not yet all. though II will doubt
| less become clear in time.
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One Barton Miner Dies;
Another Seriously Hurt

andy Nur"va.k. SluN. atrd - years
~ i;ariri,. ohio. d'"b carly 'his morn
iuc III ih" Eurth Wh""ling Hospital as
- ","ui' At hr,n. r"uSh"u Ivy atone
lHil ga Barton four da?> nr".
Andy I'"liHC. Sla". ug,d e y"Ars. also
e Inr;rn. ohio. WIS brought l." the
SAM lnSisiulinm last night SUFFERING:
wth It hr 'jl"u $pn", crushed lex aI"i
srrj' " bruI,:"& about tn" hrdy Ivy =
sl"I" ioii Yesterday IN 4 mine III thai
n.;."". II" Nill probably die.
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Dr.. Birmingham Resting
Fairly Well in Hospital

II was reported from the Ohio Valley
general hospital carly this morning that
tho Rev. DR.. Jacob Birmingham. rector
OF ST. Lukc's Episcopal church was
resting rs easy as could b" expected.
DR.. Birmingham was operated on
Tuesday evening. He came out OF the
operation WE'LL but yesterday 1t is
reported that his condition became
somewhat worse and last might ne was
very weak
There were scores Of calls at the hos
pital yesterday from the friends Of DR..
Bri,tinCham. throughout the Wheeling
district, enduring about his condition
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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met tonight and considered questions
affecting their particular interests In
the work OF reconstruction. Tho views
Of these groups will be passed along 10
ten major groups tomorrow who Will
consider resolutions that may cventu-
ally reach the floor OF the congress.
Bernard NJ. Baruch. Chairman OF the
War Industries. Board. In letter read
to the congress, said the cancellation Of
contracts does not mean population
OF contracts. The government Will not
T am sure" he said. take from industry
OF the country anything to which 1t IS
entitled under each and every contract"
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cHuCAGo LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-FoEs. receipts
$4,000 market opened strong TO ten
cents higher: closed dull. advance lost.
Quotations same As given in the day re-
port.
Cattle. receipts 1000: killing classes
strong 20 Csc higher; calves and stock
ora and feedcrs steady to strong. Quo
tat!"ns same as in the day report. cS-
cop, the following: Western range. beet
steers !i.5h II 1926: cows and hcifers
$50 n 1925.
Sheep. receipts 10000 sheep and year
lirgs strong to higher; lambs steady to
/ D. higher Lambs: chmce and prime
!5,22I * 1850: medium and good las "
1876. other quotations same as the
day report.
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ATTACK WILSON.
(Coutiuuod from Pogo Oue.)

OF nations, Senator Kellogg said unles:
Germany evolves great responsibility
TO popular will and with people having
ideals and aspirations different from
those Of the past regime, there must n'
Il league Of nations TO see that Ger
many is rendered powerlcss TO renew the
contest"
Another important step. Senator kel.
logS said, is abolition Of the system OF
secret treaties and alliances. The new
treaties, he said. should be made in the
open.'
The Minnesota senator said he was
opposed TO a league established as a
world super-government with executors
and judicial tribunals
No League. he asserted. should have
power 10 interfere with foreign trade
tariff commerce regulations. development
or disposition Of national resources OF
other internal affairs.
Senator kellog said he believed gen
ernl sentiment favurs league by treaty
providing. not only for, mediation. but
binding isgnatory powers To offer mcIl'
alton 10 cnntcndinG nations and cstab,
fishing commissions for investigations
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WANTED-Fenale

wANTED-GirI to travel out west Call
fornia, and other western states. with
man and wife. TO sing in open air. good
salary: can also learn violin; no expert
cnce necessary. Poor girl or orphan
preferred. Apply SIS 18th 81. d-9-l
WANTED-Girl or woman FOR general
houscwork and cooking. Good wages
paid To competent and reliable person.
Call Woosd;Ile 1871. d-i-i
WANTEp-Girl to help with children
and houscwork. Can 60 homo at night
il preferred. Good wages TO the right
person Call % Twelfth street. Dbl
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WANTED-Male or Female Help.

wANrED-Ten students to qualify for
well paid positions. operating Bor-
roughs Adding, Bookkeeping and Calcu-
lating machines. Phone. write or call
Burroughs Adding Machine School. 30s
Schmulbach Bldg. DIT
wANrED-Govc needs thou
sands men and women for government
departments. railway nftil. poStofiice.
customs. internal revenue. sl.l00-sl.SJ0.
Examinations soon. Experience unncc-
essary. For free particulars regarding
examinations write J. G. Leonard, Cor-
mcr civil service examincr). s09 kcnois
Building Washing ton. n-25-m
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FOLMAR-ROMINE co.
a21-2 Wheeling Bank b Tz1sa Hdy-
Wheeling, ", Va
noH RARrAw

Eight rooms and baths separate
laundry. Fine basement Fino Lot. Room
enough for another residence and one
Of the incest locations in tho cfty. on
Ninth street between Market and Main
Terms can be arranged An especially
fine location for a doctor or business man
We have number OF Bargains Ia city
and nearby properties
CHAS. p. PAUL CO,
Real Estate and Insurance.
6o1 Wheeling Bank and TruEt Co. K1dz,
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WANTEU-Male

Observation-Disclosures man clerk. abou'
% years old, Apply American Trunk
and Bag Co., 3i-l2ih street. dog
WANTED-SiX laborcrS n once. Wheel.
ing Wall Plaster Co.. 9th and Market
SITS. d.!
WANTED-Two boys 10 learn good
trade. night work. Apply between c
and p. nj. TO Peter Boyd. Intelligencer
office. 1905 Market ST. n-l9-tf
WANTED-Men learn barbering. Earn
while leafning. Jobs waiting. Good
pay. Write Moler Barber College. 32l
w. 5th ST., Cincinanti, Ohio.
n-11-1mo
OPERATORS; MUST BE SOBER.
APPLY FOREMAN 1NTELL1GEECER-
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Immediate Formation
Of Employment Bureaus

WASHINtiTuN. Dec. 4.--1rHmcdiatr Gs-
inhlishrurnt IN CiiiCs and towns over
the country nj ru-uprra!iVc bureaus fur
directing th" return Of soldiers t." jobs
was ordered loduy ny the federal rm-
pluyu"nI service IN instructions GENT 10
ITS rrr:iural directors.
Officials said to-day that necessity for
iu !utrrGint" nr"ninE Of III" bureaus
VA" ,lnrhasizrl by the fact Ihn; dc.
of men in thus country and
the rr;urn m0NrmrE, OF IN" mon Ill Eu-
rmp" already ar" under way.
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pCTE0T,-uN

OF. t!TfE. Doc = ''r.uI' l'Hla0ccs
=: E.:li" =. Yr*. :,;"";,i:,'. "I.i!": shin,
r.:..,liS -: ~. '.l'r:'.... :" - l.
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WASHINt;TDN. nGc 4.-Plans wcra
agreed upon today By the war depart.
mont and the shipping board. under
wMrh uffcrS Of "0000u jobs III ship
wards and the merchant marin" will be
placed hrrnrr soldiers soon 20 be mus.
i"rrrI out Of the service.
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|ON IF
HOHENZOL[ERN
IN AbEYhNCE

WASHINGTON. Dec. ANY action
looking to a demand upon Holland for
tho extradiion of William Hohenzol-
lern will DO held in abeyance until
President Wilson reaches Europe. &C
cording to Information today at the
state departments. The British and
French governments already have been
examining into tho legal question which
might be iuvolved in any efforts to
bring the former kaiser to trial.
President Wilson so far as offlcial.
now In Washington arc aware. nevor
has expressed himself on the subject.
AMSTERDAM, Dec L-Prince Henry
Of Prussia has addressed announcement
to all members OF the Prupsian royal
house. according to tho Kreutz zeitunS,
Of Berlin. IN which he says:
II am forced to recognize tho kings
abdication and Will assist IN the policy
for order and tho consG tutioral govern
ment. But on tho Other hand consider
myself personally attached 10 my king
to tho end Of my rfe and shall do every
thing to preserve him from harm and
shall recognize him absolutely n, thu
solo family head" ., ..
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FOR SALE
FOE SALE.

TWENTY TEAMS AND HARNESS.
THESE KoRSES ARE JUST OUT
OF HARD WORK AND ARE SOUND
AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION;
THEY HAD THE BEST OF CARE;
THEY WILL AVERAGE, ABOUT
400 Lbs. EACH. WILL SELL
AMY TEAM OR ALL OF THEN.
THESE HORSES ARE TO BE SOLD
AT ONCE. lNQUIHE STONE &
WEBSTER, cARMICHAELS,G GREEN
COUNTY, PA, OR TAKE A TRAIN
= TO HURON, PA, ON THE MoEoN-
9AHELh DIVISION OF THE P. &
L E. r. r. d-2-p
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WANTEO--Agents

wANTED-Three gooo agents to sell
household necessities on the install.
uacnt plan. Best Of goods and best 6:
commissions. We pay weekly. Z. +.
Adams Co., 114o-l142 Main St ur-l2-tt
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FOR REM

FOB RENT-Small furnished room. per
week So. also furnished rooms Tor.
housekeeping. Range, bath, phone. 1929,
Chapline street. d.
FOR RENTITwo furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. One large front
room and room adjoining. Call l9S3-M.
Wig. n-2b-m
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Gcndoa Times Cable. Copyright ~ The
Puhlio IndEerl

PARIS DEC. MING, PTcluTS ac0on
against William II, tho ex-German en-
peror, has been forwarded by tho Min
lister Of Justice to the Public Prosecut-
or: Tho charge Is the murder Of her
husband By torpedotng tho Sussex
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

bly, WAI: SAVINGS STAMPS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-13
%MENN0NITES MUST
PATR0NIZE SCHOOLS

RHiINA, Sask.. Dee. BIN the fl-
lure subjects of the Mennonite faith in
saskatchewan must send their chihlren
to the public schools, as provided under
the compulsory school attendance act,
rho minister Of education, after a year
devoted to the study Of conditions In
Mennonite settlements Of S~askatChe-
wan, has decided to form public school
districts in the heart OF these colonies
~ opposition to the parochial church
schools Of the Mennonttes.
Since 1876 these people have lived
under conditions greatly resembling
those OF the peasant classes of middle
Europe. Although born here. their
Childrcn can not speak English. They
are ignorant Of British and Canadian
institutions and ideals and, according
TO the minister Of education. are q
handicap 10 the development of the dis
tricts IN which they live, He declared
that petitions to secur railway sidings,
a postotflCo, rural free delivery routes,
or rural telephone lines stand no chance
Of success in such communities. The
Mennonltes. whO are opposed to war, will
sign no petitions Of any kind on the
ground that II is dealing with the gov
eminent, SO far they have been
granted their wishes that they be left
alone. Their schools are conducted in
German. with "a GNt man Bible as a
textbook. by teachers approved by
their bishops,
As they own large tracts of land II
has heretofore been impossible to es-
tahlish public school districts. for there
are no English speaking settlers In
their territory.
Difficulties arc ahead Of the depart
ment Of education because many of the
MennouiteS, under fear Of eNc0mmunt-
cation from their churches, will suffer
imprisonment rather than dtSobey their
priests.
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PLAN AlRPLANE
EXCURSION SERVICE

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-An airplane pas
senger excursion service for Lake
Michigan points surrounding Chicago
next summer Is being planned and an
effort made to recruit several army
aviators for the project.
The Of one exclusive out
lying hotel says he expects to open
the summer season with at least two
hydroairplanes, which will be used to
transport guests to and from the
downtown district. The trip, which
now takes about 80 minutes by auto
mobile, street car or elevated trains
will be made by airplane in less thar
10 minutes.
The ~hydroplanes to be used will be
equipped with three engines AND cabin
capacity for about IL persons at a
maximum speed OF SO miles an hour
Practically the entire trip will be w
the lake at a height not to exceed %
feet.