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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-06
BOOST METRIC SYSTEM

World Trade Cub olS7n Francieo
continues to receive authoratve sup-
port = is campo - Tor Worldwide
use on metric units.
! strong statement rom William
= aieAdoo wartime Secretary o
.he n sury ana Director OF Raii-
roads has just oeen transmitted
the recent banquet given in
sew YORK City By the Pan-Amsri-
al, socey Of tie United States to
szsdsHt Fessoa o Brazil ne dc
elared a very Important thing is
ffte ADOPTION of the metric system
IS tie m Isl unhappy event the
METRE system was ever defeated
shen i came 10 here--a monunaen-
Ia mistake. Il taken up seriously
and applied intelligenty we coud get
q Transformed IN rev years and
I Void do more Tor the develop
ucnt Of trade than anything eyer
get attempted
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-06

Emo nous salaries OF actors today
ore loaaed aHan as modern innova-
zion. - ailh tie development OF
tie h9Iaaean millionaire aud the i'm
aginlaH tie American press agent.
Such NOT fbe case says Robert Man
tell Ha lis studies IN the prepare
zion 81 BIS classic repertoire has
come aefass nany bits of curious in
Formation observes The Buffalo Ex-
press Ehe Roman actor Roscius,
who's ne has become Synonymous
witt aa shat is marvellous in a player,
earned salary which. according to
Mr.. Maafei puts that warm friend of
Cicero quite ia class with Charlie
Chap.ie Boseius drew about $1G0
daily ID The money Of his time. which
had . Purchasing power equivalent to
nearly ca IN United States money
even without the aid of the war and
The ifioflsD Of the restaurant men.
TIM hfngs his annual salary to the
half Mon mark. Another actor. the
trHa3 IN Aesopus. not TO be confound-
ed wh fhe writer Of fables and who
also " q friend Of Cicero. received 50
great q salary that he left vast for
tune 20 his son. When Emperor YES
~ repaired fhe theater Of Marcel
Ia w. ve tie rragedian Apollinaris
tvh Winter garden comedian
mDb dHb "fhe father Of waters")
$50 II appear there. but the length
Of aia eiees IS not stated. TO each
Of fwo hafHisis IN the company. Ter
pinu aua Diadorus. he gave $4,000,
and no niasef received less than So
900 d aedition, he made the actors
numerous special presents of money,
alNars 9aid
Coming Down to more recent times
and more modest amounts. but still
comparable With sTaries of today, Da-
viz Gauick drew at the height of his
popularity $3.50 night. alacready in
1880 ahen he staged for the first time
'ltich iea" WIS paid Sf25 night,
and ,i.ss Ellen Tree, about the same
period Drew the same salary.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-06
SUPERINTENDENT OF STATE
POLICE CALLED SOUTH

Sunday Warden Henriehs who Is
also superintendent OF state police
received Geographic advice from
Governor Boyle advising him to pro-
coed TO Tonopah, where he is asked
70 enforce the gambling law and the
prohibition law The warden lett By
.aute Sunday evening, the Attorney
General accompanying him.
Fer some time stories have come
rom Tonopah to the effect that
ne s.ae Of intoxic2nts was COM
mon affair This has grown to a
pass where II caused public com
plant. The matter seems Np be
outside the conuol OF the local pc
ice and law officers. or at least they
fave not been able to handle the
situation.
4 number of state police hay,
cen stationed at Tonopah to handle
MS situation. Several arrests have
aeen made and considerable liquor
ssntiscated. Even this has NOT put
lid on the town. as people coming
ION the south have complained to
he Governor OF the condition.
The gambling situation has been
bout as bad. Several games that
re under the ban have been funning
md, it IS to put permanent stop
p this sort OF practise that the state
police superintendent IS on the
ground.
At the same time complaint came
% the Governors office that deport-
atoms OF agitators were threatened.
md it was rnmered that one prom
nent IN the agitaeoin movements
lad absolutely disappeared. While
his meets the approyal OF tie aeo-
Die al large it is a violation OF the
aw ard in order 70 head oil any
sueh movements the matter is being
aken Up directly with the authorities
The intention is to appoint an as
aistant 90 the Attorney General az
AS done al Ely 10 handle the situa
ton. Prosecutions 10 the limit are
Q follow in case Of arrests-Carson
News.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-06
DOC REFUSED TO STAY DEAD
Indiana Policeman Found He Had
Aot nane as Good 4 Job as
F.e Thought.

Fwns finney, motor policeman, lost
his fepaiat.gn rs a marksman the 9th
er day affer he and his partner, Ben
LaHane had Seen called to the Co
burn anaee and Warehouse company,
2il Wes. Georgia street. to end the
suffering Of dog that had been run
over hg an automobile.
Finaeg shet the dog. all right, the
buletannaeently putting an end to the
anmafs suffering In fact attaches of
the warehouse officially pronounced
the dee deal aad told the two motor
policemen they could return TO head
quarters rs further services would not
be needed
A'eheei time after the mofsr police
men returned, an attache Of the ware
house teiaphoned to Captain Sanders
and told him the dog apparently had
'come 20 life again" and was trying to
walk. tinney and Lansing were sent
back 10 complete the Job ahe former,
however refused to take hand in the
affair cenianding that he had killed
1t die tinst time. so Lansing was chosen
as eXeentioner, and the dog was real
ly and finally killed.-!ndlanapolis
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-06
Industrial Re0

Nina-soi.d hody of or reported
opened in Norman Silver n'az The
FEe1 nlane opens tx zen
lsef ii - 81 -aot ie
Uromlle-Ar.zona mHe aad au
Beng O. erated Il full czHaeisg
Nevada IS 70 donate s29009 70 the
Roosevelt memorial furd
Is It net time tie bus res element
Of the community get .ato a fairer
state Of mind toward pt8le utilities
and allow them Il m Ike raoney the
same as any oher Business.
lungo- Mandalay Mines 90 Re-
ceive machinery 10 sink shsis Sd feet
Pioche-Las Vegas men lsase For
tuna group, shait to be sunk It once.
Goodsprings- Fre6eresson e E.
ger lease to ship g tons yanadium
ore.
fallon- First drilling st RED b
he Peterson Oil syndicate.
hfina- Eastern capitalists rsner-
ng operations IN Candelaria district
Tonopah-0il indications in Sand
Springs district scene OF l4test rush.
drilling equipment to be installed
I.opelock to ec. T.. Ne4 To- FRI
cation purposes Ectad4 Va,lrv.
Powere Co te ere,t , story otis
uilding. With conversion Of Love
.oc' into con- slal blad.ae boom
S expecsed
! attic II ounf,;, TIE buckingham
,roup to be reope, 81 md eztensir. g
developed.
Carso, citt-cbaie ebeb ..r
! rood percentages 81 ,ef.ols
.oversd !, t,a aa.,a-a
county.
Virginia citv-Ore sbi msef
he constoei. NM, -. 81
5o49 shipped Tor the weet
IWnnemecsa- Contrqrt far ne
.ounty court hons let far 81
p ~ Va
= 70. ox.a..;s
wears
pamh:aa Na H.. So.
+-s
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-06
Notice Of Sherifff's Sale Of Real
Estate Under Ex.cution
HERMAN J. Wills Plaintiff VS.. The New
Mountain Queen Mining Company of


Mountain Queen Mining Company of
eVada, cor 1oration. detendunt.
BY virtue Of an execution issued out Of
the District Court Of The second Judicial
istfie1 Court of the sta.e of Nevad s, in
aud for she county Of Hashoe. wherein
5RalAN d WlTrE plaintiff. ara the
y ~ MOUNTAIN QUEEN AlI ING
COMPANY OF NEVADA, a corporation,
e'enda. {, upon Judgment rendered the
% ii Gay o September. A. d. 1914. for the
soh OF H"euty-faur Thousand two hun-
arsa elgat ana no-lol ls2l20s.oo) dollars,
0at5ea states gold coin. besides costs and
alefe5G / have tins day levied upon all
ahe right dtle, claim and interest Of said
eienqant, the New Mountain Queen Min
ag Company Of evada, corporation, Of
u and 10 tue following described real
estate, to-wit
LIE ieiiowing patented mining claims,
2ttaate and wing ia the Columbus Mining
District Mineral Comfy Nevada, TO Wit.
SECRETARY LEO
le6Iie notice aerebg given thatl viii
on Monday,
the lfh dayof august, AD 1919
At 2 P. N Of said oay, in front o.
be eoart house dool Of tbe county OF Min
pug.te e.ioa toi Up.sd sate#
atala aJ Ae4 taa-.
t"telf ae
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-06
heavy LOSS FROM
FIRE At VERDI

4 dIsasterous fire occurred at Verd
tuesday night in which nearly three
milton feet Of lumber valued at
s75,000 was destroyed. The ire vas
caused from burning brush. which
vas ignited By sparks from the saw
mill it is believed BY officials Of the
company and residents Of Yerd
Brush tires caused trouble all dag
Tuesday but at thai time it was noi
thought that the lumber yard was il
DANGER Nhen the ire started in fhe
lumber the entire mill force wa
called ont to fight the flames, but III
water pressure was 50 low that little
water could be played on the lire
and it spread rapidiy For a time
the mill was in Danger, but the wind
changed ard the flames were con
fined to the ward. Every stick OF
lumber in the big yard, as well as
the railroad tracks was destroyed
The lumber burned included 100000
feet OF special cut cedar for lead
pencil manufacture.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-06
Glorious Climate of tasmania.

0-0IIVU5 NIIFnate OF a5manfa.
Tasmania is. supposed TO be the
oealthiest spot In the British empire
nd this character got great testi-
moniai some years ago. \ young officer
" a British shipping line was given up
SF The London doctors at the age of
u and went to Tasmania to die. the
company granting him a pension. In
stead of promptly dying he drew that
pension for So years, dying in Tas-
mania recently at the great age of 104.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-06
Notice of application Tor permits
appropriate the public waters 1f
the State OF Nevada.
Application No. 56i5.

Application No. 56i5
Ncticeis hereby given That on tbe Slst
Gay Of July 1919 in accordance oijb ssc
ton 50 Chanfer 140of the statute oil I9a
EG. Gaiiaghei AID " Gallagher Of Yer
iagton, county Of lNoas sta,s Navaia.
made application TO the State aaE.tr
OF Nevada, for permission 81 anH b
the public waters Of the ta5eof
Such appropriation is IS Hag n3a.
Mud Lake, in portions OF ss ~
and 80, I. ID n, r. 81 -. saD j. 81
by means of a natural reservoir aria "a.
acre feet stored in naLnai usorv0lA
covering portions OF Secs - 9a a
IS n, r. 81 T.. NJ D. z thase
used for stock watering soes
Water not to be returned b sse3m
j. q. SCRuaH A1l.
State eu- 10 eg
First pub, Aug .. 1919
Last pub. Sept. G. 1919
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-06
Clay and Cork for Incubation.

a new heat insulating material, COM
posed of a mixture of a special clay
and cork, has been discovered by a
Norwegian engineer The clay and
cork mixture is burned and the result
is the formation Of a Very light sub
stance that is said to be emlnently
suitable for all hear insulating pur-
poses indianapolis News
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-06
a0ToE u PUBLICATION

SERIAL EaHA-z aiI1l7
: Iau. lI7s
.ar-aa city. trra#
August 1919
Notice is hereby given that Iiaa7saH
n-a sTa Ia
piieatioa u Sc e- aaaef aae .,ts.ea d
=. 09u-e-- February is Lie
following desarUea aud. ~ oNi $ =.
seeten 81, Township . Aorth Eaag Is
East. M.D.B&1I.
Any and all persons claiming adFers y
the lands described or desiring TO otlest,
besauss ii t4e mineral eaataccer OF tae
lal4l. OF To- aay 9.her reason, 10 the us
posaI 10 tae applicant, should file taeir
3naavi.s u profess in this Office oH or be-
fore the 9th aay Of clober. 1919
MINNIE J.. BRAY.
Reg ter.
FRS publication, sen 8. 1918
Last publication, Oct 4, 1919
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-06
k0nG OF ALAaIG1



dieial District ii The State of Nevada
in and for the County OF Mineral
In the matter of the estate of George
Green. deceased
Notice is hereby given that Go. 5.
j cen and 4. l. Green. administrators
md Annetta d. Lewis. administrators oi
he estate Of Geo. A. Green, Deceased.
AVE been filed in the aboye-entitled court
md proceedings, their anal ace unit ana
EDITION of distribution OF said estate ana
praying among her things that IL time
BE fixed ard appointed for th hearing
hereof; IT is ORDERED thai Smar8sE
he 3oth day OF August. A. ID. 1879 at tae
aour OF 10 O'Clock 4. VI. OF said day. al In
courthouse, in the town o. Hawthorne
3ourty of Mineral state Of Nevada. lac
aud the same iAheieby fixed and appoint
I'd as the time and pace.of the hearing oil
aid final account and petition for distri.
BUTTON when and where all pers lns inter
sted in sad estate are her by command.
ID to be and appear, and show cause. il any
hey have, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
1t is further ordered that a copy # this
notice be published IN the Walker Lake
bulletin" weekly newspaper PRINTED
nd published in the town Of Haw horae,
county OF Mineral. State of Nevada f6l
1nree weeks eonsecutpely next preceding
the date OF such hearing
Dated tRis3)ta daref jalvA $ @s9
j. E9iME1I NALs
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-06
orlcE Foa PUBLICATION
Serial Number 0lI26l.

Serial Number 0ll26a.
L. ) Lind Office
Carson city, Nevada
july - 1919
Notice is hervbyN given that Joseph
1iraud o. Reno, ouuty 81 Na7hoe. state
Of Nevada, has iii-d in This office his aa-
alica ION g0elJet udrt tae provision i
25.6-t Ii [ the Glowing
described land, VIZ:
SIS = IS -eell ~ =. Township AolIn,
Range IS East, MDB and a.
Any ana persons claiming adversely
ne laads described, OF desiring 70 object,
because of the mineral character OF The
aaa, or any other reason, to Che disposal
oaapliau uoa dc their MlavlLs ..
t ahiea 80 o n.fHseN ere
9th day Of September 1919
aa0aais 3. EN
Reg
First publication yusasf a
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-06

FRS publication, s5ept 8. 1918
Last publication, Oct 4, 1919
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
DUPONTS To SELL
BIG POWDER PLANT.
Carney's Point Property Is
Offered In Whole Or In
Part
BUILT AT COST
OF MANY MILLIONS

The Carney's Point powder plant Of
the dupont Chemical Company is far
sale, either as a whole or In sections 81
any desired size or description.
The plant, built and equipped at a
cost OF many millions OF dollars, In
cludes vast store Of equipment
standard machinery and materials that
can be adapted to various kinds Of
manufacturing other than that for
which IL has been used.
Included among the equipment are
presses, complete power equipment,
electric locomotives and railroad equip
ment, broad gauge railway equipment.
air cOmpressors, wood and steel tanks,
mechanical painter. hydraulic and cleo
trio elevators. quartermsster's equip
ment and other articles.
The construction. operation and final
ly, the Offering for sale OF the gigantic
powder plant just outside OF Penns-
tContinued on Page Sixteen.)
Evening journal., 1919-10-08

FIGHT REDS IN
BALTIC States
Hope to Restore Old Russia
and Form German-Russia
Alliance
Won DER GOLIZ PLANS
TO ADVANCE ON RIGA

LONDON, oct. s United Press)-Field
Marshal Won Der Goltz and his German
forces In the Baltic States have Joined
the Russian northwestern army 20 fight
the Bolsheyiki, the Daily Telegraph said
today qnotlng reports from Copen-
hagen.
The Riga correspondent OF the Even
ing News says he has seen plans and
reports prepared by German officers pro-
viding for the occupation OF the whole
Baltic region. According 10 these plans
Il is prposed TO gain control OF Lettland
and EsthOnia and effect the restoration
Of old Russia by Christmas when an at
tempt Will be made 10 form a German
Russian alliance against the entente.
The Evening News dispatch says that
Won der Geltzs plans 10 advance on
Riga are confirmed by an appeal from
General iudenitch. anti Bolsheyik lead
er, asking General Bermonte 10 hasten
20 Narva, 6i miles southwest OF Petro-
grad. Berm0nt Is closely associated
with Won der Goltz and the obvious
route 10 Narva Is by way OF Riga.
The correspondent interviewed the
Llttish premier Ulmanis, who denied
that a single German was fighting the
BOlshevih in Courland On the con-
irary, he said. Won der Goltz was doing
his utmost 10 prevent the formation
OF a Lettish army with the intention
OF leaving the country helpless 10 de-
fend herself from future annexation.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
LMIYGTON PROUD
OF CANAL PROJECT
Chamber of Commerce Urges
Members to Attend
Celebration
WILL BE HELD AT
DELAWARE CITY

As Wilmington started the movement
that eventually led 10 the government
purchasing the Chesapeake and Della
ware canal 10 turn It into a free deep
ship canal, the Chamber OF Commerce IS
naturally keenly Interested In the cele-
bration TO be held at Delaware City
on Saturday under the auspices OF IN
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Associa-
ton. The Chamber OF Commerce has
sent out the following letter % all
members, urging them to attend the
celebration:
Wilmington started the movement
for th9acquisition by the L. :. govern4
ment tf the Chesapeake and Delaware
canal and its conversion into a free
ship canal, at a big meeting held about
81 years ago under the auspices Of the
Board Of Trade and presided over by
Judge George Gray.
"This work was taken over by the
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
and made an important part Of It's pro-
gram for a chain Of intra-cOastal canals
along the Atlantic seabOard and our
interest has been continued through in
diyldual and chamber membership in
that organization. The government has
at last acquired the property. freed 1t
from tolls and is proceeding TO deepen
and widen IT, This Will mean a great
deal to Delaware and Wilmington.
Under the auspices Of the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways Association. there
Continued on Page Two)
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
PLOT HUN=RUSS0 LIANCE=WI SON MUCHBETTER
FOUND INNOCENT
OF MANSLAUGHTER
Jury Finds Dust Clouds Con-
tributed TO Clark's
Death
SAVER TO FACE
JURY LATER

In Court Of oyer and Terminer yes
terday afternoon, a jury acquitted
Frank Stlgliano OF a charge OF man
slaughter In connection with the run
ming down and causing the death Of
William Clark on the State road, near
the Minquadale Home. on last August
81 CLARK died four days after the ac-
cident.
Clark was riding with Clarence Lemon
when they had to stop TO repair a flat
tire near the Minquadale Home. He
was standing alongside the automobile
when Stigliano ran him down with his
machine. causing injuries that resulted
i'm his death. Il was shown, however,
that the air was so heavy with dust at
the time OF the accident that Stigliano
could not see that anyone was In front
Of him.
James Salisbury was counsel for the
defendant.
The case OF Herman Saver, charged
with manslaughter in connection with
the death of Thomas Pietuszka. was
continued until the next term OF court
az the request OF Deputy Attorney Gen
eral Green. The little flve-year-old
Pletuszka lad was running across Lin
den street when he was run down by
a truck driven by Saver, Il Is charged.
Il Is alleged that Saver was driving on
the wrong side OF the street at the
time
Court OF oyer and Terminer was ad-
'iourned without day this morning. and
the Superior Court and the Court OF
General Sessions were adjourned until
Friday morning.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
1000 REGULARS
PRESERVE ORDER
IN GARY TODAY
Steel City Quiet After u. S.
Agents Lock Up Red
AgitatorS
TON OF RADICAL
LITERATURE SEIZED

GARY, Ind, oct. 8 UNITED Press
The silk hat Of offlclaldom was sup
planted by the tin helmet Of Mars here
today. Gary, the model city" was
under military control, 1000 regular
soldiers watching to see that no more
disturbances arise from the steel strike.
Colonel W. s. Mapes. commander,
made his quarters in ne offices OF
Mayor Hodges. He chose TO operate
through the city officials rather than
over them. The mayor retained his
authority; police and other city officials
retained theirs Army officials called II
martial law. City officials being grant
ed the right 10 continue their duties
called it military control. In case OF
further disturbances army officials will
automatically assume entire control. Of
ficers said, Withdrawing the privileges
now left to city authorities.
Army intelligence officers had seized
nearly a ton OF radical literature in
raids on various red" centres in the
steel district.
Major General Leonard Wood declared
the outbreaks had been caused by red
agitators, whose only desire seemed TO
be TO foment riots"
Department Of Justice agents Co
operating with army officers took three
alleged radical leaders into coustody.
A mass meeting OF citizens was held
last night under the direction OF army
officers. Major J. G.. Bye asked for
volunteers to assist I'm precarving order.
Two hundred soldiers volunteered and
were placed on duty today.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08

NEW YORK. oct United Press)-
THE greatest aerial race in history be-
gan at 9i5 a. m, when II airplanes
started 10 take Off on a trans-conti-
mental flight between New York and
san Francisco. Fifty-flve Of the ma
chimes were scheduled TO leave Mineola
and the remainder were to start from
san Francisco. The race across the.
continent and back-more than 5iOO
miles-was expected TO consume at
least ~ days. There will be no night
flying
Lieutenant ]. B. Machle, driving No.
II, a De Haviland 4, got away at $40 30
Two minutes later Brigader-General
Charlton, British attache, took the air
in No. 9. q Bristol
Following Machle's start other ma
chimes got away in this order at about
minute intervals:
Numbers II, Is. 90, 81, a.. IS. %, q,
81 and 9. No. Q was delayed by motor
trouble.
No. 80 was forced 90 return 20 min
utes later because Of engine troubles.
Benedict COrwell, First Assistant
Secretary Of War, started the machines
in place Of Major General Barry.
The stations are Binghsmlon. Roches-
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
NO BUSINESS BEFORE
ROUND TABLE, ADJOURNS

WASHINGTON. Oct s. UNITED Press
The Industrial peace conference me
today. but found there was no bushes
before 70 aud adjourned until tomor
row after a 30-minuies session
During the adjournment The three
groups representing employers. EN-
ployes> and the public, VIII convene
separately 20 prepare proposals FOR IN
PRODUCTION tomorrow morning Under
the rules individual delegates may not
present resolutions without assent OF
their groups.
Chairman Lane suggested the ad-
iOurnment after be had ascertained
there was nothing before the House.
~ abhOr a vacuum" said Delegate
Garvln McNab. Calf, seconding the
adjournment. 'but II vacating this hall
is the only way we get results then
I'm for doing a."
That The conference within a. few
days may have to adjourn for two
or three-week period was predicted by
Thomas d. Chadbourne today. Chad
bourne is prepared TO propose a long
adjournment 20 give the central com
mttee time 90 consider more pro-
p0sals that are being prepared for in
PRODUCTION by the three groups. To-
morrow the conference probably viii
be flooded with propositions. More
Than 200 have been received from out
side sources but they are held NO un-
til approved FOR Introduction by
groups. All members OF the confer
ence daily are receiving suggestions
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
MARYLAND GOVERNOR
MAY VISIT KIWANIANS

An evening meeting. with former
Governor a. 5. Goldsboroush as the
probable speaker. win be held by the
Kiwanis Club in the new ballroom OF
the Hotel dupont. two weeks from to-
day. Secretary Stein will communicate
with forme. Governor Goldsborough
today.
Two new applicants FOR membership
were announced TO the club today.
James n. Ginns, manager Of the Play
house. and @. II. Horner, sales man
ager Of the Charles NJ. Stisf Company.
Robert skinner will fly for the club
tomorrow lie drew the prize, a free
trip in a Penn Aero Service plane, do
mated by Guy r. Ford, Of the Whining
ton Overland Company. He will leave
the Hotel dupont by auto at 3 o'clock
tomorrow. and will make the flight at
3i5 o'clock
The club had an attendance OF Sc
today, and a fine time at the luncheon
They, were entertained with Jazz. songs,
and dances by the Metropolitan Four"
Joe Woodward, August Lazsro. Joe
Martin and Lloyd Rowland. Reports
OF the Baltimore convention were given.