The sun., 1919-06-28

ana iea.nery nat with Dig plume IN
tne stern while she stared ahead
through the mist. And she stayed there,
her slender form valiantly resisting the
strongest bunets OF the wind and the
widest lurchinngs OF the ship until her
eager eyes picked out on the Zeppelin
tne snort Wlry ngure or the man who
hao parted from her on May at the
start Oh the most uarlhs aerial Journey
ever undertaken oy man The hat was
rulheu' that much tne angry Atlantic ac-
cotnphsneu, out neither she nor Lieut.
Commanuer READ himseii seemed TO
care rap "hen tney nhaily met In the
once OF brisadler General McMsnus ~
tne port OF oeoarhatioh at Hoookeh
Read shows Fine Spirit.
beiore the oelalis Oh the programme
On welcome are toiu' programme which
was carried through without hitch
save that the many airpianes which
were 10 greet the aeriai Voyagers were
reouced ny ram ana low visibility to a
scaht mar oohen. II may De well TO state
now COMMANDER READ. the spunkiest
iHt'e oeVh IN creation go one OF his
associates VINO shaii ne nameiess called
MN. look the greeting
mere Is ohiy one thinB / regret
ABOUT tne ehtire night, ne said when
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FIter., N,v.. cr.s, rh.m
On the Herreshon. as has been stated.
was Mrs. Lieutenant-Commande Read
and with her were Mrs Towers and
Mrs. p. y. L. Bellinger. wife of the other
two commanders; Mrs. Walter Hinton,
wife of Lieut. Hinton, a pilot for COM
mander Read. and Mrs. Holden c. Rich
ardson. wife OF Commander Richardson.
pilot Of the NC-3, and one OF the design
ers of the giant craft, and her two
daughters. and Mrs. James L. Breese,
Jr., wife OF Commander Reads engineer,
and her daughter. This boat and her
passengers were under the command of
Lieut.. b. A. Mount, aid Of aviation of
the Third Naval district. and the busiest
man in New York yesterday.
The Herreshoff plunged swiftly through
the choppy waters of the Hudson down
into the bay only to ind that the Patrol.
which started from the Battery. had
beaten her to the Zeppelin The uyea ,bAr
was so bad on the river that ali her nas-
sen1ers huddled In ,ha oah,a 81.
faces chaarfuI 6asnita aogoy -Io,hn, ~,
mid air and the disuaI p:os u,oe =. n nv.
.ray, rt,,or P'OSPe~' VI '"o
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.Aa - - -, ~ nts' " pop out III
Sa,a, ~ 49, ~ 'he HePpe'in' anu
a. nc w. "oen lolIo"eu her 10
az, ,'v "th susinihs eyes ana emo
~ - 1 SeaIou 'ney STARED ahead at
VIC p!aoN SeppeIih' nrst dur ana then
snip flnaily ana almost Hmultane-
Susly an the women sighted their hus-
oanus t,heu up IN the ram along the
Quarteroeck' TO those who had nothing
out eyo8ight to guide them tho hip