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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-25
PRINCESS

1.-THE Hand at the Window" at
the Princess Monday and Tuesday, is
one of the most interesting detective
stories ever screened. Whether you
are Interested in criminology or not,
this battling mystery will receive
your keenest attention. 1t was writ
ten by the well-knoWn fictionist,
John Moroso, whose story, THE
Shoes That Danced" made such a
sensation in motion picture circles.
Moroso writes magazine stories that
are ideally suited to the screen.
They are narratives with truth, pow
erfuI plots, big situations, interesting
characters and lots of lleart-interest.
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Morton county selected men Will be
at a dinner and dance as
guests Of the Mandan Home guards
before leaving for Camp Lewis.
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Irish Vessel
Is Torbed0ed

Queenstown, May 25.-The Cork
Inniscarra, bound from Ffshguard to
Cork. has been torpedoed and sunk.
Thirty seven members Of the crew
are missing and are supposed to
have been lost.
Five survivors Of the disaster have
been landed. They are the captain,
the chief officer, one steward and
two sailors. &a
The Inniscarra was struck amid
ships. She listed Immediately and
foUndered in four minutes.
The 1nniscarra was g. vessel Of l.
Az tons. She was built in 1903 and
belonged to the City Of Cork Steam
Packet Co.
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Waukesha, Wis, May 25-(spectaD
Miss Grace Lusk. on trial here for
killing Mrs. Mary Newman Roberts,
wife Of the veterinary she loved, is
not without her friends in the court
room during this, her life's greatest
ordeal.
From his home in a little northern
Wisconsin piney woods village her
father, somewhat bent by his more
than seventy years, has come to rem
der what help he can. He does not
believe any jury in the world would
convict his girl of murder. He is a
dentist, a pioneer in the profession.
They'll never convict my girl!
Never!" he remarked as half
prayer during a recess. They'd free
her in a minute up in the woods
where I live. The man is the one to
blame. My girl kill anyone If she
were not insane? No, my girl would
not have done it. Surely it is the
man who is to blame" -
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A bunch Of onions brought $15 at
deer.
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Another friend Of the prisoner,
who sits near her and is a constant
attendant at the trial, is Col. R. J.
Buchanan, as typical Of Kentucky
and the south as any man in the
story book. The colonels pointed
beard, very white, and his white
mustache bristle with determined
will.
Colonel Buchanan is well heeled'
in the goods of the world, they say
in Waukesha. He used to be an Of
fetal of the Northwestern railroad
and spent many years in Omaha
Neb. He was also an attorney, but
retired and settled in Waukesha, to
be near some old crony. 1t is rumor-
ed in Waukesha that since he came
to sympathize with Miss Lusk he
has put his feelings to work with
more than words. Some think that
his many conferences with her at
torneys mean that he has come to
back his sympathy for the woman
with his gold
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For quick service: call Key
City Laundry. Phone No. q

VACANT LOTS AND THE WAR.
When Joseph Fels founded the
Vacant Lot Cultivation society in
London, it was little thought that
the time might arrive when it would
become the inspiration and nucleus
Of movement to which the govern
ment would look as one Of it's chief
allies in battle for the nations life.
In a recent letter to Mrs. Fels, the
secretary Of that society declared,
I'VE quite anticipate that there will
be 100000 allotment holders at
work in good time for this years
crops" and he adds that, based on
present retail prices, these men and
women will produce approximately
SIS, 100000 worth of vegetables-suf-
ficient to satisfy the need Of 100000
naOnIe'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-25
COAL PRICE REDUcED.

washington, May ga reduction
of ten cents q ton in government
fixed prices for bituminous coal was
announced last night by the fuel adj
nlinistration as a result of an agree
ment under which the railroads will
pay the fxed price for coal and
abandon the practice of giving pref
erence car service to mines furnish
ing railroad fuel.
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The Danger TO
america, Subject

THE Danger to America" will be
the subject Of Fargo Four-Minute
men in talks to audiences in Fargo
theaters the coming week. The
schedule Of talks and speakers was
announced today by A. M. Corn
wall, publicity director, as follows:
Monday evening-Strand, r M.
Pollock: Garrick, A. r. Bergeson.
Tuesday evening-Grands Hewi-
son Pollock; Isis, c. F. Peterson;
Liberty, John S. Frame.
Wednesday evening-strand, e. T.
Conmy; Garrick, W. c. Green.
Thursday evening-sIsis, H. r.
Kloman.
Friday evening-Grand, J. J. Null
ready.
Saturday evening-Strand, H. P.
Thomson; Liberty, Gordon Smith;
Garrick, B. C.. Tighe.
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WHY RYE WAS REMOVED.

Numerous inquiries nave come to
the food administration asking why
rye. flour was removed from the list
of substitutes for wheat -four. On
May / it was estimated that there
remained but 100000 bushels of
rye in the United States. Against
this amount our normal consumption
Of rye from May 1 to August 1
amounts to 31,000,0 900 bushels. If
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rye flour had been continued on the
substitute list our available supply
would not have lasted one month. In
order that there might be even a
limited supply for the normal uses
of rye flour, this cereal was taken
off the substitute list.
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To Double Army
BY Midsummer
(Ry Associated Press.l

Paris. Friday, May 24.-The Amer
lean forces in France will be double
by midsummer the number Secretary
of War Baker recently announced as
having been sent here and by the
end of 1918 they will be three times
larger, said Andre Tardieu, French
high commissioner, in statement
issued to the French people on his
arrival from the United States to-
day.
Secretary Baker announced on
May that more than 100000 Amer
lean soldiers already had been sent
to France.
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ORDER 5000 MORE TRUCKS.
(Rw Assnciaraa PrassN

IBy AsSoClaLed Press.F
Washington, May 25.-Orders for
5000 three to five ton motor trucks
have been placed with fifteen auto
mobile manufacturers, the war de-
partment announced today. This is
in addition to 10000 similar trucks
now being delivered.
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MOMENTS WAISTS

Another large lot Of Women's
Wash Waists. in Voiles, Or
CANDIES and Wash Materials,
all sizes; $1.25 to 5000 values.
Basement offer,
Choice, each ....... q - ~
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SILK GLOVES

One lot, 500 pairs Of Women's
Silk Gloves, in black, ton and
odd shades; $1.00 to $1.25
values, all sizes, 70 Em.
close out at, pair. q ~
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Briefly Told
FIubbelTs Coffee.-Advs.
~ d 4 hmR

HubbelIs Cohee,-AdVt.
Shop at RicKers -Advf.
Her0sts for hoa2ery.-Advt.
Have Knight Prtg. Co. print ir.-Ad.
Hendrickson's shoes for style
Advt.
Cali the Yellow Taxi. Phone Sill
Adv.
Nick Ikonen taxi. Phone 4S2.--.
Advt.
DR.. Basye, Osteopath. Phone 1887.
-Advt.
Gas ranges connected and repaired
by o. F. Miller, the gas man. Second
hand gas ranges for sale. Phone
1856 or 3541-W.-Advt.
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PINK cAMIsoLEs

One handsome assortment Of
Pink Silk Camisoles, lace and
ribbon trimmed, all sizes;
$1.25 leaders. This is a real
bargain at, choice. CO.
each s--~.s ~ ~ ~
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VOILEs

Best value in city on 40-inch
fine grade Cotton Voiles, beau
tifuI shades. compare this
with 75c grades. Our big
special, No.
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MUSLIN GOWNS

30 dozen Women's New Style
Muslin Gowns ,slipover styles,
sizes 1917; $1.25 to $1.39 val
ues. See this at this sale,
choice, CO.
each ............. Wv
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CANADIAN HERO
TO RELATE HIS
BATTLE THRILLS

Private John Scott, the Oldest
veteran in point Of service in the
Canadian army, will give q series Of
addresses throughout North Dakota,
week after next in connection with
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MERcERlZED NAlNsooK
nnILs

Two cases Of Character Dolls;
large CSC sizes; assortment of
dresses; boy and girl dolls, in
basement. Special - a.
now. at, choice, each - - W
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cHILnREMls nREssEs

tBa8emenLs1
One large lot OF Children's
Bingham Dresses. plafds and
checks; ali sizes; $1.00 to
si.25 values. See -
these now, at, each.
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KERCHIEFs

Women's fancy Linen and
Crepe Kerchiefs, large assert
ment Of styles, Csc to 29c
kinds, assortment of colors, at
special, now, a.
each s...'..s - ~ ~
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MEMS SILK HOSE

Mems Fiber Silk Hose, our
best SOC to $50 values, all
wanted colors with black and
white, all sizes; a good offer
ing. At sale, A9A
pair, only .........SB ~
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PLISSE CREPES

Pltsse Crepes in plain colors
and rosebud patterns, 81 in.
wide; 500 value, fine assert
ment. At this sale, @0~
choice, yard ....... n ~
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2d.IMcH sILk PoPLINs

~ INOFI 0IEN SFLIINO
24-inch Silk Poplins, CSC val
ues, in black, and colors; fine
grade Of Poplins. See this in
Silk department, M0A
at special, yard .... II - ~
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LAUNDRY SOAP

Bob White" and Galvanic
White Laundry Soaps-best
on the market. Basement
special. At sale,
10 bars ............s = n ~
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WomEN's SILK HOSE

Women's Silk Hose In our big
$1.65 values, all shades with
black and white, all sizes:
(worth $1.89 today. At this
special SALE GT %
pair ..s....... - M So
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MEMS UNION SUITS

One lot Mems Knit Union
Suits, knee length, no sleeves;
S1.39 value, sizes 36 to AZ. At
this sale, co..
special, suit ...... - 80
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MOMENTS Union 81

WoMEN's UNION SUITS
Two cases Of Women's Knit
Union Suits, both lace and
tight knee styles, all sizes, CSC
to 75c values. Special now,
at choice, a a.
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cHILpREN's KNIT

CHTLDREN'S KNIT PANTS
Job lot Of Children's Knit
Pants, summer styles, assort-
ed sizes, CSC to 35c values;
this is a good value and
should interest you. ( Base
ment). Choice,
each s.............. - - ~
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woMEN's KNIT PANTS

WoMEN'S KNIT PANTS
One case Women's Knit Pants,
lace and tight knee styles, all
regular sizes: 35c to SOC val
ues. Now special, @E~
each ............... g. - -
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WoMEN'S BLACK HOSE
One case Women's SOC kind
Black Lisle Cotton Hose,
0et black; all sizes; a real
value, at special, p
only, pair ........s.~ ~
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These are special items that
you should take advantage of
during this short time adver-
cHrLDREN's RoMPERs
Easement value.)

NAINl.W 44AWIIN ' I.ANNN8F
One jobber's clean up lot OF
Children's Rompers; assert
ment Of styles and cloths;
values in assortment up to
$L19. Special, GEA,
now, each .....-~.. Wv
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FANCY VoILEs
(Basement.)

One lot fancy figured Veiles,
short ends q to 10-yard
pieces); special values, u
inches wide, large stock Of
patterns, at, De-
only, yard ........,~ %9&S
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GoLoREn TAEEETAs

coLoRED TAFFETAs
Our fun stock Of $1.60 Silk
Tafetas, in black and about
twenty five shades; IS inches
wide; good grade Taffeta, at.
sale, only, G. an
yard $685.. SIS
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FLEISHER'S KNITTING
YARN

"FGeishers" best quality Knit
ting Worsted. Il pound hanks,
grey, khaki and white; $L40
value, now, spec on
ial, per hank ...,: wv
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tiiSed.
CORSET COVERS
Gin Basement

Women's Muslin Corset Cow
ers. sizes 81 to a.; lace and
embroidery trimmed: $50 val
ues. At special, @E~
now, each ..........&0S
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WHITE PETTIcoATs

Women's new stock Muslin
Petticoats, all regular sizes;
$3.50 to $165 values, embroid-
cred founclng, splendid value.
At sale, a. q
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NEW FANCY stLKs

NEW FIAfNDF 5tLsINo
so pieces new patterns OF fan
oy silks in stripes, plaids and
fancies; yard wide, $3.50 to
$500 kinds; now your choice,
at special, ca
only, yard $50
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HEAVY BLACK TAFFETA
Extra ane quality, yard wide
black Taffeta; our $3.50 lead
er (worth $1,000, heavy cloth,
q ''big bargain" at this sale.
Special, G. m
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BLACK SATIN DUCHESS
$500 kind fine grade Black
Satin Duchess yard wide,
handsome cloth: don't pass
this up. At G a IN
sale only, yd. e. " p
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'OrthDakOta
Kernels

@@ GAG1 41C4S
Morton county selected men Will be
entertained at q dinner and dance as
guests Of the Mandan Home guards
before leaving for Camp Lewis.
Three horseR were killed when
lightning struck a barn on farm
near Noonan.
Peter Blker, 80, Ward county pio-
neer. ig dead. at HE home in Surrey
township. His widow, five daughters
and four sons survive.
The Minot Automobile club has
asked the Ward county commission
ers to repair and improve the high
ways in that locality.
Three children were injured on
Play day at Cooperstown, none Of
them seriously.
Memorial day exercises Will be held
at Grafton. Judge II. C. Wick will de-
liver the Grafton.
4 company of home guards will be
organized at New Rockford.
The first shipment made by the
surgical dressings class Of Eddy
county Red Cross chapter numbered
An appeal is made for a sewing ma
chine for the Red Cross rooms at New
Rockford.
A bunch Of onions brought SIS at
o Red Cross auction sale near Kill
The following oficerg were elected
at the annual meeting OF Ghs BTankIin
club of Grand Forks: President, Mrs.
- To- Gre TFAGfHanT
S. Torgerson; second vice president,
Mrs. A. L. Woods; secretary-treasur-
er, Mrs. R, B. Grifith.
of Walsh and Pembina counties will
meet at Grafton. Wednesday, May ~.
wb an area 1t 1t E he ho Ms 81 his f2u s52
Jules, in lakewood township, Is sur
vived by his widow, four daughters
and six sons.
The following officers OF the Walsh
County Sunday School association
were elected at the twenty-fourth
er: President, 6. G. Laithwa tie. Edin-
burg; secretary, Florence A. Woods,
Forest River; treasurer. Harry Ga
we're, Mimic.
AS q wartime economy. it Is pro
North Dakota 'U" from the CLIFFORD
building to the college campus.
At the annual meeting OF. Univer-
sity Mems Glee club, the following
officers were elected: President. X.
An-Gore seabury; vice president. Sam
ant manager. E. Grandson; secretary,
c. Perry; librarian, D. Llebler; assist
ant librarian, M Poigh.
Awhile w, Duell. New Rockford,
and George A. Bangs. Grand Forks,
are announced as the Memorial day
speakers at Devils Lake.
L. B. Jones, former science teacher
in the Devils Lake high school, who
enlisted as a private in the aviation
corps of the army, is now doing re-
search work in connection with the
Photographic department OF the sig
nal corps.
sergt. Milton Houghton. Coopers-
town. accompanied the remains OF his
killed in a motorcycle accident at
McCook Field, Dayton, O., to Utica, n. |
Y. the old home OF the dead soldier.
to raise the quota OF $500 went over
the top with a total Of $3.50: 4 Red
Cross stamp was. sold for $l4Os and |
a lamb for SCI.
stutsman county collected S9,39S17 |
for materials and relief work during |
April.
Mrs Marguerite NJ wigtil, a terri |
torial pioneer who died last week at
Walcott, is survived by nine chlldren'
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Carlson celebrat-
ed the twenty-fifth anniversary of |
their wedding at Walcott this weak |
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INFANTS WHITE WOOL
HOSE

Infants best grade Cashmere
Hose (white only); sizes 4 to
z; worth 75c on today's mar
ket. Stock up for the year
at only, ANA
pair ........~~-ss..- ~ ~
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BEST GRADE CREPE DE
CHINE

Fine quality 40-inch Crepe de
Chimes; $2.00 line, in pink,
white, Nile, rose and coral.
Special this q IA
sale, yard 80. ~ IN u@V
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TOILET SOAP

s ssTssi bss ...: Toilet &C
"Armour's" Square Cakes
Toilet Soap, (as- @E~
sortment). Z for -. &~S
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AS q wartime economy. it Is pro
posed to move the law school Of the
North Dakota "UT' from the Clifford
building to the college campus.
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Arville W. Duell, New Rockford,
and George A. Bangs, Grand Forks,
are announced as the Memorial day
speakers at Devils Lake.
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At the annual meeting OF. Univer-
Officers were elected: President. r,
Seabury; vice president, Sam
K. Fisher; manager, H. Hofto; assist
ant manager. E. Grandson; secretary
c. Perry; librarian, D. Liebler; assist
ant librarian, NJ Poigh.
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Another Bio Shipment

Another Big Shipment
MEMS NAINSoOk UNION
SuITS-EXTRA
Selling Fast
Mems 'KooI" or Summer
Union Suits: no sleeves, knee
length, in fine grade checked
Nainsook; $1.00 to $500 val
ues; sizes 81 to A. Get after
these now. At spec
taI, per suit ....... q ~
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The following officers Of the Walsh
were elected at the twenty-fourth
annual convention held at Park Riv-
err: President, G. c. Laithwaite, Edin-
burg; secretary, Florence A. Woods
Forest River; treasurer, Harry Ga
we're, Mimic.
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L. B. Jones, former science teacher
in the Devils Lake high school, who
enlisted as a private in the. aviation
search work in connection with the
Photographic department of the sig
nal corps.
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Members Of the IL Masonic lodges
of Walsh and Pembina counties Will
meet at Grafton. Wednesday, May 20.
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Honorez LIE Blanc, Walsh county,
who died at the home OF his son.
jules. in oakwood township, Is sur.
and six sons,
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Mrs. Margrethe NJ. wigtil, terri
torial pioneer who died last week at
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Stutsman county collected S9,39S.17
for materials ana relief work during
April.
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The following officers were elected
at the annual meeting Of the franklin
club of Grand Forks: President, Mrs.
G. NJ. Williamson; first vice president
s. Torgerson; second vice president,
Mrs A l. Woods; secretary-treasur-
er, Mrs. r, 3, Griffith.
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sergt. Milton Houghton. Coopers-
chum, Sergt. Harold Bauer, who was
killed in a motorcycle accident at
McCook Field. Dayton, o. to Utica, N.
Y the old home Of the dead soldier.
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Red Cross "doings' at Barrie held
to raise the quota OF $500 went over
the top with a total Of $3.50. A Red
Cross stamp was. sold for $l4O, and
a lamb for $21.
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Mr., and Mrs. L. A. Carlson celebrat-
ed the twenty-fifrh anniversary of
their wedding at Walcott this weak.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-31
BIG PLANES FOR AIR
BUSES And DRAYACE
Light, Fast Machines Will Be
Better Adapted For Sport
Than CilnEnerce.

London, Dee. 1t.-(By --1.;. The
largo bombing machine, which was Am.
erica's speciality in aircroft production
during Che wal, is the type from when
the general purpose commercial aerial
truck will be evolved, according to Eng
iishmen who have been active in the
work of the Royal Air force.
t!'he light, fast unstable" machine,
favorite of the Royal Air force, was
excellent for fighting, but it's develop.
ment In peace is likely to- be more for
sport than for commerce, students of
the air believe.
Already the United States navy has a
flying machine th,.t seats more passen-
gers than almost any surface street car,
and designers on both sides of the At
lantic are busy with plans for air buss
es. Danger of travel through the air
III peace times is considered negligible
already, and statesmen and royal per
sclages ave not hesitated to trust. them.
selves to wings rather than to waves IN
crossing the English channel even dun
inc the war.
Increase of carrying capacity and d.
crease in the size Of the field needed
fer starting and landing are important
projects now occupying attention of il
ventors