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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-23
Las hijas de un diplomatico.

EStuvieron de paseo en- esta ciu-
dad V cruzaron a territorio mexica-
no, las seHoritas Maria Y Josefina
Mendoza. hijas de IN diplomatico de
Bolivia.
DichaS senoritas fueron agasajadas
durante su estancia aqui por varias
personals de .su amistad que les mos
traron los sitios mas agradables de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-23
MuchoS cambios.

Sc anuncian en- las atlas esferas del
Distrito Norte de esta Peninsula, gran
DIES cambios ADMINISTRATORS para
dentro de pocos dias.
Sc asegura que %jueces, masistra-
do, Official Mayor del Gobierno Y
otros altos e~mpleados, Sc separaran
de los puestos que hoy tienen Y en-
traran a desempenar otros de impor
tancia.
Sc asegura tambien que muchos
e~mpleados de menor cuantia queda-
ran cesantes dentro de POGO; este ha
causado la sensation correspondence
entire dichos empieados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-23

Antonio |. ~VlLLARREAL
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
N. Y. Wholesale Prices

Butter-Creamery higher scoring than extras, 66 1-2 e GIG; extras, s6 1-2 a 66c.; dairy, tubs, finest; 64@ e5c.; good to prime, 59 c 63c.
 Eggs-Fresh gathered. extras 45 1-2c.; storage packed, extra frsts A 1-2 445c.; duck, 66c.; goose, S5c @s1.
 Apples-Bbl., Northern Spy sS@ SIS; Albemarle Pippin. $S@$13.50; Baldwin. sS d s11: Ben Davis, $6 O ss; Winesap, $S@s13; Greening. $S 9s12.5O.
 Potatoes-Bermuda sS6 $14.50; Florida, new. No. 1, $11 SIP; Maine, 1s0 lbs, s4.5o @ S5.
 Poultry. Dressed-F'owls, 80 to 60 lbs. and over to doz.. 32 O 3Sc.; under 30 lbs. 31c. Ducks-spring, soc. SSsabs-Prime white, doZ., s4.50 O Ss; dark, $2.5O@$3; culls, s2.50 O s3.
 getables-Asparagus South Car oline. green, dog. punches, s2.50 co SC; white, dog. punches, $1.5O O $4. Cabbages-Danish, ton, $125 O $15O; old. white, bbl. s5@$7.5O; old, red, bbl., s9@$11. Onions-White, 100 lb. bag, $3 @$6i yellow, 100 lb. bag, $2@s5; red, 100 lb. bag. $26 $5. Nurnips-R bbl., s3@ $3.75; white, Dbl, $1.25 O s1.50.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
ANTHRACITE GOAL PRICES IN
 CHICAGO HIGHER THAN YEAR AGO

Chicago, April 9-RetaiI prices for anthracite coal in Chicago are from S1.90 to $1.95 ton higher than a year ago, while bituminous coal Is selling from twenty-one to thirty-siX cents ton higher than last April. Despite the prevailing high prices, consumers are being urged through an advertising campaign of coal deal CTS to buy their next winters sup ply of fuel now in order to save money.
 Beginning May 1, ten cents a ton will be added to the price of anthra- cite coal each month up to Sept l, which will mean a further increase of 50 cents a ton before next fall.
 Dealers explain that the high prices are due to increases in labor, freight, carriage, and other items included in the cost of production and handling. They declare that prices cannot be lowered until these costs are reduced, and there are no prospects that they will Joe lowered in the near future
 Despite the high prices Chicago dealers say there has been an enor- nous reduction in the volume of pro duction.
 Last April the prices for these grades of anthracite coal were as fol- lows:
 Crate. $ssB: egg. ss.75; range. s1o, while the present prices for the same grades are: s11s0, $11.7O, and $19.
 A year ago mine run biturlinous coal sold here for $5.69 and lump. egg and nut for $6.14. This year prices for the same grades are S6.05 and $685.
 Coal dealers declare that their prof it's are less today than they were a year ago.
 While the coal business is no long CT under control of the Federal gov ernment, the government authorities, it is known, are following the policy of insisting upon prices at the mine sufficiently high, so that the present scale of wages for miners shall not he ieopardized. This policy, 1t is said, was clearly indicated in recent anstruc ctions issued to the railroad administration for the purchase of fuel.
 Fred ". Upham. president Of the Consumers Company said to be the largest retail coal dealers in the United States, in discussing the ques- ton of prices today. said: "The prevailing high prices are due to increased cost of labor. freight carriage, and other items that make up the cost of production and hand ling. do not see how prices can be | lowered until the items of cost are reduced, and this is not in sight. '"Fhe price we pay for coal at the mine is fixed, the cost of freight and labor is fixed. and our margin of profit | for handling is limited
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10

LOSF-A male Airdale puppy. Re ward if returned to J. T. King no WaIdemere Ave. U9ss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
N. Y. Live Stock Market

Beeves-Common sold at S1o.5o O $1st5o per 100 lbs; stags, $14 O s1s.T5s bulls, s7@$1S.50; heifers, $T.5o 3S15; COWS, s4@$12.90. Dress ed beef. 21Q27c, for common to choice native sides,
 Calves-Common to prime veals sold at STA 0$20 per 100 lbs; few selected lots at $20.50; culls, s1O O SIS; fed calves, $1o @$ SIP; barnyard calves, SS @S9; yearlings, $7 @$8.
 Sheep-Unshorn sheep sold at s1l 6S14 per 100 lbs: clipped (com- rlon) s7.50; Gnshorn lambs, $16Q $19.62 Ia; clipped lambs, $14 @ $1 '. Dressed mutton 20 @s26c; dressed lambs, 2S Q34c.
 Hogs-LAght to fairly heavy hogs sold at s19.25@ $2O.5O per 100 lbs; roughs, $17; stags, $12@s1S; boars. $s @$1O.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
MISCELLANEOUS

(Continued from Preceding Page.) BATHS-Turkish and Russian baths and shower baths 35c. Ladies' day Friday. Special hair cutting. Up- to-date shop, E65 Lafayette St.
 FURNACES-I specialize in install ing hot air heating systems. Fur naces overhauled- Proper heating guaranteed. Saunders, 617 East Washington Ave Phone. Also plumbing and timing. G11d&e
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
NOTICE.
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.
 82O Main Street

Water rates for the quarter ending April 1st 1919, are NOW DUE and payable at the office of the company, No. s2o Main street. All bills must be paid on or before April 18th, 1919 Business hours on Saturdays from Q. m. to 12 IT.
 For the accomm odation of the pub lie the office will be kept open from a. m. to 8 D. m. Mondays, April 7th and 14fh, 1919,
 ALBERT E. LAvERY, U1tS Secretary.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
NOT MICH!

Wlnlfred Westover has received an offer to go to South America to ap- pear in pictures for Spanish pro- ducer. She has partly refused be- cause she knows no Spanish, does not like warm climates, and besides II would be necessary for her to dye Ter hair black-and lose those beau tiful golden locks-not much!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
wTIn.Ror ASSIST MOVEMENT

Paris, Tuesday, April 8.-(By The Associated Press>-The French So- Cietv for the Promotion of 0 League of Nations has adopted g. resolution aEoxing the Peace Conference to adopt French as the official language of the League of Nations. The society is also promoting a movement in favor of Paris as the seat of the league.
 This organization is entirely unof- ficial, and the French government will take no steps to assist the m ovement.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
 (sS- Probate Court,

April 7th, 1919. Estate of Joseph Schult, late of the town of Bridgeport, in said Dis trict, deceased.
 The Court of Pr Sbate for the Dis trict of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested, within said time. win De debarred a recov- cry. All persons Indebted to said Estate are requested to make imme- diate payment to
 SIGMUND DOWITH, Administrator,
 with will annexed. Address, 11s Bank St. Us,s"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10

Mollie Mcconnell is the possessor of a wardrobe which she has accum- ulated for years. It embraces every phase of womanhood from the grand dame to the washerwcman. Miss Mcconnell adds some item of apparel to her remarkable collection with each photopIay she appears in.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10

Trustworthy efforts are being made to induce the soldiers in France to take educational courses, but the most popular subject of study is the timetable of ships sailing for home.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10

When 1t was announced that peace conference business had been re- ferred to the drafting committee. many people thought that drifting committee was what was meant
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-20

YOUNG lady stenographer wanted foT
good position: must be we'll educated
and prefer young lady who lives in
Ensley or Fairfield. 1915 Jefferson Co.
Bank Bldg
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HELP WANTED-MALE

THE man we want seldom reads these
pages: he is not a job hunter. but
realizes he should be in work afford
ing a brighter future than the line
In which he is now engaged. We have
. salaried position in our service de-
partment, calling on merchants and
professional mem for an intelligent
man between 25 and As years of age,
Of good appearance. Telephone F.. Nj.
Law, Main 5016. for appointment.
MAKE YOURSELF VALUABLE TO
YOUR EMPLOY Err, INCREASE
YOUR EARNING CAPACITY; THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL HELP
YOU. FREE.
BARBER WANTED-$25 per week
guaranteed. j. F. Laird, Talladega.
Ala.
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ELECT FLOUR best
made. Chas. A. Jones & Co.,
2205 Morris Ave. Main 2153.

PIANOS at bargain prices; we have
good used pianos at low as $l25
players as low as 1915; monographs
at $40; New Emerson double-disc
records. selections for 81; new
pianos $500; the latest selection of
Columbia and Lyric records and Co.
lumbia grafonolas $40 UP to $225
terms to suit you; Liberty Bonds and
Stamps taken same as cash F.. +.
Forbes & Sons, 1922 Sd ave.
FOn SALE-4J0 rolls tupaer and tar
paper roofing, 81, SIS s155' ROLL got
yours quick; also 10 barrels roofinE
paint, 50 cents ganop; roofing cement,
cents pound; paints and hardware.
factory cost; bankrupt stock Robertso
hardware Co. Phone Main lilo. 2O29
list ave.
ONE split wood pulley Sx24. crown
face. new; one steel pulley 30x4.
crown face, new; one steel pulley
30X6, crown face, new; AZ feet new.
4-inch rubber betting; will sell above
at half price or will exchange for
small iron safe. Phone Main 1852.
ROOFING for sale; rs rolls OF slightly
damaged 3ply rubber roofing. 1-piy,
! 81; 2-ply. $l,25; 3-ply. s1.55; paints
and hardware at factory cost; bank
rupt stock. Robertson Hardware Co..
sG21 LIST ave. Phone Main ITO
BklCh-1uy birn.nsAam prlcK; Rob
ertson Brick Co, br.ck manufa cturers
etc. ard Ave- sa' and ,s s, f' at below Glow
Alico f-rnafe " :, 2'7a
sAckiF:cr; zale OF arnmmers' samp.v
cape SIS; scarf and muff, s2s, formerly
sou 80 al d go, also peautlIul coatee.
CASH ptyins ana cash selling enables
me " pa, u. 'l'.s saie' One-Iour o.,
1st aya - '1''N' -'-'
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WAuoN-if- 1901 wayne schooi wagon
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"A IIL-4s NM, A-.>.o AiEN-Let US
furnish your help; service free. Biz
mingham Employment Co, 30S 2lst St,
y. Phone Main 7O0I-6l29.
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PERSONAL

70 know the future is, in a large
measure to master your own destiny;
those who simply drift sometimes
succeed, but those who see beyond
today usually win; the clever imam
cier sees the future and plans for 1t,
and so may you if you will: just az
you go to doctor if you are i'll. or
lawyer if in trouble. SO should you
go TO a life reader when uncertainty
blocks your path; if you are in DOUBT,
worried or perpleXed or find that all
your undertakings go wrong. some
thing must be the matter. but what?
Nine Gordon will truthfully inter-
pref your future and will advise YOU
on all matters of life. such as bust
ness changes. journeys, speculations.
social and domestic conditions. fall
ures, successes. evil influences. love.
marriage, divorce. law suits. etc, etc.
All human affairs advised upon with
unerring accuracy; the wise use
every means to compass victory;
why not you Success can be attained
by using your abilities right: learn
how to make the most of yourself.
Studio and parlors opposite ingle-
nook stop, Inglenook; take Boyles
car and ask conductor to let you out
at Inglenook stop; full and complete
life reading 81: hours a. m. until
d. m.
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WANTED Three lady solicitors, prefer
middle aged ladies. who understand 4
business proposition; something perma-
nent, $25 week. Call Southern hotel,
9 to II a. m. E. n, Whitehead, Sl6}a
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HELP wANTED-MALE

household necessities; no books pic
lures. Call Southern Hotel. between
and u Thursday morning. 3l6}2 n.
goth ST.
The Anderson Steam
Vulcanizer
Factory and home office Indianapolis
Ind. Best machine, newest method.
Only one using factory heat and pres
sure. Shop, school and selling agency.
rs James ST., Atlanta Ga.
THE Perflne Sa 8mill CO. WctumpFa,
Ala. wants all kinds of sawmll and
woods labo~. Log sawXers, steel gang
men, grading men, carriage mar,
lumber truckers ana stacAers. Il good
pond man, good log deck man; 10
hours a day, weekly pay day; good,
healthy location; a short distance from
~-.. of The hest cites IN the south
WANTED-A first-class ice engineer, who
can keep up his repairs and make ice
and fully competent to take care of
manufacturing end of business; good
ard permanent salary to right man;
write experience age, if married or sin
gle and salary wanted. johnson lee
aud Cold Storage. Tallulah, La.
MEN WANTED-At our log camp at
Steens. Miss; we can use l. to 10 NUE.
teamsters, 16 log cutters and 20 steel
gang and track men, white or coloreu.
teamsters must be experienced los
haulers; can also use % good saw and
planning mill men for trucking. stack
ing, etc Columbus Lumber company,
Columbus, Miss.
acknowledgements and carpenter
helper; call 252S 9Th ave. n. at -
1:30 a. m. this morning; also wanted
all kinds of carpenter work: we cal
Il G1 In
work give us a good Job. 252S j:h
ave n. phone Main 1904. Ask f"i
Mr. sanford.
COVER NMGNT needs hundreds clerks
for railway nail. postofficc income tax,
file clerks: S!015-2lSC1 yearly men. is
[ aud over, dos: ring government positions
, write for free particulars of eXamina-
! tons. Raymond Terry Gormcr evil SER
I wee examiner. 123 Continental Bldg,
( Washington.
! WANTED Assistant order clerk and
{ typist for lumber sales and statistical
/ departments preferably with lumber eX-
perence. Answer in. own hand giving
age, experience and salary wanted. AS,
care Age-EIerald.
POSITION wanted by DISCHARGED soldier:
clerical position with some good, re-
Liable concern; have had II months eN.
pcr;eNce; am good typist; can furnish
/ best of references ADDRESS +. IL" =. ..
! lBoN -, Eldridcc, Ma
S.tIltSMAN. registered pharmacist bush
Gilman. lumber men. sheet metal work
crs, window trimmer office boy, bell
boy. cook, porter, , walters. Apply l5ir-
mingham Employment Co, Jos y. 2lst
st. opposite courthouse
/ GENERAL office man wanted at once;
must be experienced in handling CORE
spondence and thoroughly understand
detail work. 121G Jefferson Co. Bank
/ Bldg.
( AMBITIOUS young man wanted for clcri-
cal position; prefer young man between
I Is and -. Just out of the service; gooG
opportunity for bright boy. 12l6 JEFF
/ fprSun Co Bank Bldg.
/ WNNTED-At once. by real estate and
! Insurance firm, young man bookkeeper
give age, experience, reference and sal
! airy eXnected Address No. Age Ierald
I FIVE live wire canVasserS and solicitors
for patent necessity; no experience re-
/ ouired. Apply Mr. Dunn, a. m. to 3
| y m. IIillman hotel.
( NEWS agents on railroad trains. Union
News Co. Terminal station.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE 7

BUSINESS MEN.
We are i'm position to furnish you with
experienced and capable commercial
men on short notice.
We have investigated their past record
and have it on file.
If you are in need of a good mani Of the
above type. call us. Main 1856
INTER-AMERICANC CO,
1216-17 jefferson County Bank Bldg.
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FIVE live wire canvassers and solicitors
for patent necessity: no experience re
quired. Apply Mr.. Dunn, m. to 9
u M. Hillman hotel.
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Statesmen WANTED

WANTED Experienced piano salesman;
one who can sell high-class goods to
high-class patrons on high-class meth
DDS; headquarters to be at West Point
Columbus or Tupelo, Miss; exclusive
surrounding territory: good salesman
ought to earn from 500 or more pc;
month. Address Box 5A, Memphis,
Tenn.
COLORED PEOPLE-Use Y-kurl Quin-
inc Hair Pomade and have long.
beautiful hair; agents wanted Call
or write French Beauty Co, $3.50 9Th
ave, n
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SALESLADIES, coat makers. office girl,
seamstress, hotel maids. cooks, Apply
birmingham Employment Co. 30S N.
Dist st. opposite courthouse.
WANTED-An experienced cook. at lOfs
sod St and Chestnut Hill.
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FOR SALE
New /. ,, 3. >. 7la, 10, Is h. p. e-phase.
6o-cycle. 220-voit motors.
3 new 20-in. driil presses.
14X2l-in.. and 1GX3G-iu. Corliss engines.
SX1U-in, 9N12-in., l2X1i-in.. l2xl6-in.
13X1S-in engines
SX10-in,, l0X12-in,, 12Nl5 In. double
drum mine hoists.
6IRx12.in. double drum hoist with
boiler.
So 60 and so h. p. tubular boilers
| 6X15-in planer and hatcher.
CHAS J. GEOHEGAN MACHINE co.
Is goth St. 5 Birmingham Ala.
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE


COOK and working valet wanted, white
or colored; cook to be good and
saving cook and good manager. to do
house work; valet must do general
work, give massage and electric APP
plications and take care and be of
a very kind disposition to an elderly
man; state ages; valet must write in
own handwriting; both state name
and addresses of former employers,
state wages wanted monthly; good
homes for settled parties. Address
Postoffice Box 3SS. Lakeland. Fla.
WANTtD-12 paperhangers, man take
charge farm, house painters, girls.
easy work; 8 white men, light work.
$3.50 day: colored cooks porters, maids.
chauffeurs, truck drivers; we have 9TH
er good jobs for men and women; cal.
at office or write Birmingham Employ
ment Co. 308 n 2lst st.
ALABAMA BARBER COLLEGE, 1862
4th ave, N, men and women taught.
tuition SIS; you earn while learning;
hair cut. 15c; shave. 1oc; position guar
"
AlIL-4s M, DO oI-~4-,-.o Air4>-let us
furnish your help; service free. Biz
mingham Employment Co, 3B list St,
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The Anderson Steam
VulcaniZer

Factory and home office, indianapolis,
Ind. Best machine, newest method.
Only one using factory heat and pres
sure. shop, school and selling agency.
rs James ST.. Atlanta. Ca
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ME PerfIne aNmill Co, Wctump5a,
Ala. wants all kinds of sawmll and
woods labo-. Log sawyers. steel gang
men, grading men, carriage mai,
lumber truckers ana stacNers. good
pond man, Il good log deck man; 10
hours a day, weekly pay day; good,
healthy location; a short distance from
- Of TIC haet cit.es in the south
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FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS IL
WANTED-3000 feet new
or secondhand 3 or 4-inch
cast iron pipe for gas main;
state price per TO-, and
weight per foot, and in
what lengths; might con-
slider wrought iron pipe for
same purpose; also want
upright steam boiler of not
less than IS nor more than
25 h. p, submerged tubes;
must have rating for 100
lbs. working pressure,
through some standard in
surance agency; give full
particulars first letter as to
equipment, delivery and
point of shipment.
TALLADEGA LIGHT &
WATER COM,
Talladega, Ala.
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WANT ADS
AUTOMOBILES
Birmingham Auto Top Co.

birmingham Auto Top 20.
~ FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR YOUR
FORD CAR.
Ford recoverings, passenger, $3.50
Ford recoverings, 2-passenger, SO
Ford raincoats that will keep out the
rain, $3.50.
Ford cushions that will stand, SO.
Ford side curtains each at $3.50.
Ford rear curtains, each at s2.75.
Ford top straps, set of four. $3.50.
Ford seat covers, 5-passenger, SIS.
Ford seat covers. 2-passenger. s1U
Ford top dressing, 81.
Ford upholstering backs. each $40.
We do all kinds of top work and paint
ing, also straighten bent or wrecked
bodies.
-OF-TOWN ORDERS GIVEN
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
BIRMINGHAM AUTO TOP CO.
Phone Main e453. 3O4-6-s 10Th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Vickers-Viny
plane to Make
Its Hop To-day
British Machine Makes a
Perfect As Minute Test
Flight and All Is Ready
for Its C~oss.ocean Trip

ST. JOHNS. n. =, June 12.-Captain
John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur
Brown, pilots of the Vickers- -Vimy
BON ber, announced this afternoon that
they would commence their flight
across the Atlantic tomorrow without
fail
The announcement was made after
the giant machine had completed the
most successful trial fight it has made
since arrival here. The machine was
in the air for forty-fve minutes, dur
ing which time it developed a speed
of 125 miles an hour, the best yet
attained.
Meanwhile, over at Harbor Grace, the
huge Handley biplane was un-
able to make its expected test flight of
five hours because of the heavy fog
which shrouded the aerdrome there
Admiral Kerr announced, however, that
the test would be made tomorrow and
that the machine would start on its
flight across the Atlantic on Sunday.
Both the defects in the engines and
wireless apparatus have been remedied
and both functioned perfectly in this
afternoons fight. Lieutenant Brown
succeeded in talking with several ships
in the harbor. as we'll as with the vari-
Gus land wireless stations around the
shores cf Newfoundland and Labrador.
The ,nalgnment of gasolene sent
here fer the Vickers machine on the
steamer Graciana arrived too dav in
time to fill the tanks OF Inc big BIZ
plane before the tria. Fight All il
now in readiness for the Atlantic at
tempt.
1t had been the intention: of the
HandieyPage crew to give their huge
a,rplrre a tivc-hour tast flight this
Afternoon. This was considered ncces-
s"r: IN account of ne fac. the ,aa-
ch;ne had not been gioen sufficicn:
preliminary trials alter leaving the
factory in trgland.
The Vickers-Vimy machine will head
direct from St. Johns to the Irish
coast, it not being proposed to venture
into the ocean lanes as Hawker did.
The intention is to proceed as the
crow flies.