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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31
CENY TARCOWE
" CHICAGO.

GnIUAUU,
- vz
Pszenica, No. L. twarda>
|, buszel ........ 1925 do $3.50
Pszenica, No. 1, czcrwona
j buszel ..............L$2.26H
Kukurydza, Nc. 3, z6lta
buszcl ........ SPOT do $2.02
kukurydza, No. 3, biala
buszel $2.OI
OWES, buszel No. 2 ...... Size
Jeczmiefi, buszel $1.28 do $1.8
zyto, buszel go. $l.67M do $1.69
YDL
Wo}y, tuczne :. $17.s5 do $685.
Woly, roczne .. $3.50 do $3.50
Krowy, tuczne i jaiow-
XII, .......... $3.50 do $14.W
Cicleta, ...... $1,000 do $17,O0
SWINE, tuczne $21.O0 do $22.75
SWINE, wagi miedzy 40 a
165 funtow :. $21!50 do 1925
Barany, zachod. $3.50 do 1855
Owce. tuczne 80. $500 do 5000
NABrAL.
Jaja. pierwsza sorta.
tuzin SOC do sic
Iaja, druga sorta,
tuzin ........... 42c do 43c
rMasio, 1sza sorta, funt 80. 53Hc
Masfo, 2ga sorta, #. Acc do sic
Ser daisies" funt 32c do 33c
Ser amerykah. #. 32hc do 33Hc
DRoB zYWY.
Kury, funt ................ soc
Koguty, stare, funt ........ Zoe
|IKaczki, funt ....:... Zoe do 3Oc
Indyki, funt 25c
Gesi, funt lbc
WARZYWA.
Buraki, 100 viazek ........ $500
Kalafiory, skrzyn. SOC do $1.00
Selery, skrzynka (Michi-
gan 95c do 90c
Ogorki, koszyk 49,. 25c do Goo
Cebula, domowa, wo-
REX 1928
Cebula, zielona, via
Zka luc
Kartofle, move (Virginia)
beczka ........ 1925 do $7.75
kartofle, move
100 funtow .... $2.75 do 500
Pomidory, 4 kosz. 4Oc do $1.OO
Kapusta, domowa
skrzynia $3.50
Szpinak, skrzynka .......... SOC
Marchew, nova '"-'
100 wiazek 49,. $3.50 do $500
Rzodkiewka, 100 wiaza-
mex $2.OU
Groch straczkowy,
skrzynka ....... soc do $1.oO
Saiata, w giowkach
skrzynka ....... 75c do $1.W
OWOCE.
Tabfka, buszel :. $1.75 do $2.75
Czeresnie, 16 XIV. $2.75 do $500
Bor6wki, 16 XIV. :. $3.50 do $4.25
Maliny, IL XIV. .. $4.75 do $3.50
Brzoskwinie, busz. $500 do 1878
|Cytryny, pudlo 81. $500 do 800
Pomaratcze, pubic $500 do 1913
SPED MA TARGOWICE
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.
Wieprz6w, sztuk ........ $4,000
Bydla, sztuk .......... 10000
Jagniat, sztuk ........... 1,4OO
Owiec, sztuk ......... 1900
j Or. v. J. SIEMIHOWICz /
Offs: 1925 n. ASHLAND AVE.
Lecy Kobiey Be- Operacyi.
GoDzNY: Cd . do z wieczoreu; ~ ME.
dziele / twieta. cd 10 do II rano.
TEL. MONROE a731
Il MieIlkinIe: 4l05 \. AYERS AVE.
TEL. IRVING 2637
Potrzeby Plumbiarskie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31
POGADANKA.

Postep czasu. nieszczeScia, roy
liczne zbrodnie, przestepstwa
miodziezy, tragedye W maizeh-
skiem pozyciu it'd. sprawiaja, IL
lrdzie bardziej zastanawiaja sic
mad zyciem, wiaSciwie mad even
tualnemi nastepstwami W sposo-
bic u~fozenia sobie zycia.
Me ma juz faiszywej pruderyi.
m6wi sic o ~wszystkiem presto i
be- oslonek. Rozsadne matki, po-
mimo, il same a moze wlasnie
dlatego, IL byly wychowane W
,,-nieswiadomosci", chcac uchro.
mic cork swoje Cd - r~ozczaro-
wan, Cd zalow 20 niewczasie, gdy
= po Slubie dopiero dowiedza sic
o zepsutej duszy i ciele swego
mega noSwiecaja" c6rki swoje we
wszystkiem, czego naturalnym i
dobrym wynfkiem jest, il dziew-
czsta staja sic przezornieisze, bar
dzfej bronia sic pred n~atarczy--
woscis mezczyzn, wiecej zastana-
wiaia sic mad tenn, czy przysziy
MAJ o lyle jest sympatycznym i
- zdrowym, azeby bez wstretu
zostaG iona i matka. Jest to ma.
der dodatni postep ku moralno-
Sci, kulturze, zdrowiu przysziej
generacyi i spokojowi zycia ia
miaijnego.
Mezczyzni r6wniez, mniej ma
oslep rZucaja sic W wir sentymen-
tow ola {adnej twarzyczki. Me
dawno temu, ma zebraniu, gdzie
poruszano W rozmowie najroz-
maitsze temata, pewien bardzo
miody cziowiek, yzakochany do
szalehstwa'' W Slicznej pannie
Irenie - ~postawi{ take pytanie:
yCzy molina bez obawy zenic sic
{ kobieta, W kt6rej przeszioSci
Jest pewna .ciemna strona", do
czego ona ~zreszta otwarcie sic
Przyznaje. Czy MONA W malzeh-
stwie bye z ia kobieta szczesli-
wynn"
Ma to pytanie otrzyma} haste
oujaca odpowiedz:
Zalezy to cd charakteru i przy-
niotow danej osoby. Stara teorya,
Z .upadia kobieta" nnie podnie-
sic sic" i niczem ME naprawi fall
SzyWeSo SroHu Ofedu sWeSo,
Jest z gruntu faiszywa.
Kobieta " przeszioScia" kto-
"a bad i grzech swoj oblaia gorz-
kiemi izami zalu i rozpaczy, bar
dziej mole obawia sic, bardziej
pragnie bye nadal cnotliwa jak tie,
ktore So niemi rzeczywiScie, mole
tylko - z braku sposobnoSci.
Me kazda, kt6ra zgrzeszyia,
Jest i W sercu grzeszna. Wielka
Iiczba dziewczat biadzi wiara swa
Z uczciwosc mesks, z mysla, IL
.niepodobna, azeby zawi0di ja,
gdy ona dale mu co ma nailep-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31

dug okolicznosci zmieniaja sic
- historye r6wniez, jakotez
,,niespodzianki", do czeso konie-
cznem jest utrzymanie w tajemni,
cy ,narzeczehstwa", co jest bar,
do korzysttem, DO uczy trzymad
jezyk "a zebami" i-dowcipu przy
jaciofek powoianych do zaszczytu
oznajmienia o zareczynach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31

stosowaG do oczu i wiosow Was
cicielki pierScionka czyli - narze
czonego). Byla ona luba i dobra,
tax, re ia wszyscy kochali., Czula
sic tax szczeSliwa, il niczego juz
wiecej ME pragnela, a najmniej
- meza - W gronie swych PREY
jaciolek wyraziia postanowienie
ME wychodzenia nigdy "a MAJ,
DO! czyz milost jednego mezczy-
zny zdolna jest zastapic miloSc
tylu ludzi, ktorzy ia kochali:!
(Diugi przystanek.)
Pewnej nocy, gdy ksiezyc jas
no swiecii i kwiaty pachly, u
siadfa PREY otwartem oknie W
swojcj sypialni - marzyla -
ME o meiu, broii Boze! gdziezby
potem postanowieniu ktore uczy-
Mia! w tenn - koio okna, Cd
strony ogrodu calego w kwiecie,
zjawiia sic Sliczna kobietka z ROY
czka W reku, ktorej panienka wca
lc sic ME ulekla, gdyz zaraz VIE
dziaia, re to byla jej ,,dobra wr6z
ka." .Slyszalam, IL postanowilas
zostac przez Gale zycie samotna"
m6wila kobietka slodkiem melo
dyjnym giosem. TAX" odpo-
wiedziaia ~panienka y ,,wlasnie
mySle. o urzadzeniu sobie okawa-
lerskiego mieszkania" gdzie beda
tylko kwiaty, fortepian, pies, ka-
narek i ksiazki."
,Jakto" - pytala wr6zka, ,,nie
bedzie w tym slicznym pokoju
miiego meza i Slicznych dzia.
TEX? Jak mozesz dobrowolnie wy
rec sic takich rozkoszy? Pusto
bedzie w tym pokoju!'
ME! ME diam o mezczyzn a.
nj o dzieci,"
II bedzicsz tax zyc z zimnem
screen z dnia ma dzien? - | ME
boise sic tesknoty "a TEN, co dro-
glenn jest kazdej kobiecie:'
,Postepowa kobieta vie, re ser
&c jest tylko kawaikiem miesa W
ksztatcie spiaszczonej gruszki."
,,Niechaj tam bedzie gruszka-
ale - pomimo tego postepu, kto-
re robi z serc gruszki, czy ME GU
jesz, jak ona sic tam rzuca?"'
TAX, DO jeszcze lyle, a ten ka-
wafek miesa, DO krwionosne ma
czynie, kt6re zasila zyciem caly
ludzki organizm."
,yOh! oh! Oh! moja ty specyali-
stko Cd medycznych zabiegow i
wybfeg6w! Zaraz zobaczymy,
czy to tylko gruszka i hawai- mic
sa z krwionosnem naczyniem.
Dusza twoja spokojna? Zamknij
no ma chwile oczy i - ME klam
przedemna. Wiesz dobrze, re
mnie oszukac ME wolno. No, jak-
re ci? Coles tam pod twemi po-
wiekami zobaczyla i czemu to
bluzka twoja tax drga W tenn
miejscu, pod kt6rem znajduje sic
iowa gruszka?"
,,Ach! Ach! Dobra wrozko !
Wszak wiesz czemuf"
,,Powiedziec to musisz giosno.,
"a kare!"
,Bo - bo.., obaczylam jego!
Stefana Dr."
"A OTTO, kochane przyjaciolki,
jego narzeczona, a nasza kochana
gospodyni podwieczorku, parma
Jadwiga IL"
Naturalnie, re nazwiska po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31

Ukraine kqpielowe z jedwabiu,
satyny, Ymohair", albo jersey
cloth, bardzo iatwe do uszycia
" domu. Materyi ma bluze potrze-
ba pa jarda 20 So calach szeroko-
Sci) !; IA ,,bloomers" wystarczy
1 rs lub 2 jardy. ModeBko cd 30
do Al cali szerokosci w biuscie o.
trzymac MONA "a nadesianiem do
redakcyi ,,Dzien. Chic 10c W
znaczkach pocztowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31

Spodnica modnego kroju z
przezroczystej materyi moe
zastapit ,,tiunike" ma jedwabnej
Tub atlasowej sp6dnicy, z wei
nianych materyi, stosowna do
bluzek. Take z pralnych matery-
allow dobra. Materyaiu ma Srednia
miare trzeba 8 3-S jarda. Model
ko Cd "a do 80 cali szerokoSci W
paste. Modeko 10c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31
Modne Oznajmienie
Zareczyn.

Wszystko ulega reformom, luh
przepisom mody. Najnowsza mo-
da, (dla tych dam, kt6re nosza
rekawiczki, i ME NIGGA obnosit
swego ,,szczescia' pod postacia
brylantowego pierScienia Pc uli,
cyl, wymySlila ,gwiazde" ziota
usiana drogimi kamieniami, kto-
"a, ma wzor policyjnych, przypina
sic ma bluzce hub futrze. Niestety
(taka Sliczna moda! y - prawdo-
podobnic ME diugo sic utrzyma.
gdyz - oponuja panowie, z po'
wodu, re ich madeline narzeczone
ME chca czuc sic zupelnie uszcze-
Sliwione ,,tylko gwiazda" i -
powoiujac sic ma tradycye, zada-
ia w uzupeinieniu i = pierScion'
ka i to ME ,,bylejakiego' zlotego
ale - z platyny, co jest bardzo
szykownem i modnem, lecz mad
zwyczaj kosztownem. Jak wiado,
mo bowiem, platyna jest droz-
sza Cd ziota i - W platyne, pod
kara kompromitacyi jej samej, II.
platyny, kompromitacyi jubilera.
narzeczonego i narzeczonej - ME
wolno wprawiac fa}szywych bry-
lantow.
BacznoSc zatem panienki! Nam
wlaSnie zanotowanych siedm wy
padk6w ,zerwania" z powodu ME
do~starczenia gwiazdy, platyny
brylantow. Me zadajcie "a VIE
.le!...
Skromniejszych nzachcen" pa
nienki z arystokracyi, ktore "a
wsze ma ulicy nosza rekawiczki,
chociazby pod niemi ukryty spo-
czywaf ,,pierscionek zareczyno-
wy" - lubia ,,swoje szczescie"
nosic w tajemnicy - mic tylko,
re odrzuciiy mode szczycenia sic
ugwiazda'', ale zarzucily ivy
czaj rozsylania drukowanych Ia
wiadomici 0 ,,zareczynach", co
ME jest ,.juz w dobrym stylu', ma
tomiast wprowsdzily inny ivy
czaj ,,zwiastowAnia szczeSliwego
zdarzenia", a mianowicie:
'Mlods narzeczona zaprasza
swoje przyjacioiki ma herbats, pc
wypiciu ktorej i skonsumowaniu
mnostwa ciastek, rozmawiaja o
rozmaitych sprawaeh, szczegol--
ME (naturalnie) wyraiaja swoje
zarzuty skierowane ku - rodza-
jowi msskiemu, ktoremu wszyst-
kie jak til SO, zaprzysiegaja vie
czna nienawiSc, poczem - natu-
ralnie - n~astaje - ,,chwilowa
cisza pelna Acknowledgment
zdan"...
Wtedy przyszia PAM mloda
spokojnie i Z uimujacym usmie--
chem zwraca sic z prosba do sio-
stry, W razie jesli jej ME posiada,
do n~ajlepszej, a wtajemniczonej
przyjacio4ki, azeby opowiedziala
fakt, ktory sic wczoraj Club kie-
dykolwiek) zdarzyl, a o ktorym,
pomimo plotek, gazet, atramentu,
papieru i pior, Mkt jeszcze do
tychczas ME vie.
Uproszona panienka, rowniez
bez pospiechu (spokoj jest zna--
mieniem prawdziwej angielskiej
dystynkcyi j dyplomacyi), wypi-
ia szklanke woody, ~powstaje (nie
najprzod ~powstaje, a potem Pile
i wyglasza: Razu peWne-
go byia pewna ~panienka, kt6ra
miaia jasne wlosy i ciemne oczy,
tnaturathie ppowiese. nalezy "a
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-31
WEST CLAY STREET PROPERTIES

West Clay, Attached Brick Dwelling
WIN twelve rooms. two baths: also
cellar. Price, $3.50.
West Clay. Attached Brick Dwelling
with eight rooms. summer kitchen
and bath. Price, $3.50.
West Clay, Scmi-Dctachci Brick
Dwelling with eight rooms. bath
ana rantry. Price, $4,000.
West Clay, Detached Brick Dwelling
with nine rooms, two baths, inS;an
tmcouS heat; also cellar. Price
$I.&00.
West Clay, Attached Brick DWELLING,
WIFE six rooms, bath & pantry: also
blacksmith shop in rear. Price.
$500.
West Clay. Detached Brick Dwelling
with seven rooms. bath and brick
shop in rear. Price. $3.75O.
West Clay. Detached Brick Dwelling
with seven rooms and bath. Price,
$1,000.
West Clay. Detached Brick Dwelling
with nine rooms and bath. Price,
$3.50.
West Clay. Detached Brick Dwelling
with ten rooms and bath. Price,
$3.50.
West Clay. Detached Brick Dwelling
with twelve rooms. two baths and
large garage. Price. Sc,
West Clay. Detached Brick Dwelling
with nine rooms and bath. Price,
$3.50.
West Clay, Attached Brick Dwelling
with six rooms and bath. Price,
$500.
OF ~
with six rooms and bath. Price,
$500.
West Clay, Detached Brick Dwelling
with nine rooms and bath. Price,
$4,000
West Clay. Attached Brick Dwelling
with nine rooms and two baths.
Price. $l.T50.
West Clay. Detached Frame Dwelling
with nine rooms and bath. Price.
$3.15O.
EAST CLAY STREET. PROPERTIES
East Clay. Attached Brick Dwelling
with ten rooms and two baths: also
instantaneous heat. Price. $G.250.
East Clay, Detached Brick Dwelling
with ten rooms and bath. Price.
$4,000.
East Clay, Attached Brick Dwelling
with thirteen rooms and bath.
Price, $1,000.
East Clay, Attached Brick Dwelling"
with seven rooms, bath and station
airy waShtuhS. Price, Si,250.
East Clay. Attached Brick Dwelling
with seven rooms and bath. Price,
$i,250.
East Clay, Scmi~Dctachcd Brick
Dwelling with six rooms. Price.
$4,000.
tEast Clay, SCmi-Dctachcd Brick
Dwelling with six rooms. Price,
$1,000.
Is. \. CEPIIAS,
.;j3J IL y. End ST., Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-31
nt)ANOKE NEWS

ROANOKE. VA, May 2G.--Mrs :.
Noe preached at MI Zion A. NJ. T..
Church Sunday night to an apprccia-
tive audience from Malahci 3:17.
Mrs. Noe took special caro- o. the
situation, for all who heard her were
persuaded to believe that she was
called to tho work she had engaged
in by the Divine Spirit. All were
pleased and helped, who listened to
that wonderful preacher of the fe-
male ScX. The collections were good
for the day.
Mrs John Meade returned from Il
very pleasant trip to Columbus, 0.
whore she spent very delightful
Soiourn in the Buckeye state for one
wcck
Mrs. Lillian Dchavcn. 6G Lynch
burg Avenue. n. T.. who underwent
an operation ut Burrcll Memorial
Hospital about one month ago is at
home again getting along very nicely
for the past three weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Johnnie Hayes wish
to thank their many friends who
assisted them to nicely when their
oldest son, Russell was run over on
Eighth Avenue and Peach Road Mon
day about noon. by Fallon's floral
machine. H., was bruised consider
ably but no bones were broken.
IuSscll Hayes was Immediately taken
to Durrcll Memorial Hospital where
he received surgical attention and to
day he is reported as getting along
reasonably we'll.
At Sweet Union Baptist Church
last Sunday was tho scene Of n real
rullying for that Church and people.
They raised the sum of $40. Rev.
William Gilbert is pastor Of this
Church and is succeeding admirably
for Il young man. They will soon
commence to build their new church
cdiiicC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson and
little daughter, Evelyn Leigh, Of
Columbus, Ohio were visiting Nellie
Myers and hcr mother, Mrs. Violet
Myers. POS Fourth Avenue, N. w.
The Mrs. Anderson is the adopted
sister OF Miss Nellie tho invalid but
most attractive young lady OF our
town. she plays all kinds Of instr
mental music and is an artist in fine
needle work. Sho is rarely ever
idle during the day.
Rov. George p. Miller spoke to
the people Of Mt. Zion A. NJ. i =.
Church. Rev. James S. Hatcher
was in Philadelphia attending the
Bible Convention.
r. w. Hale Is quite busy at the
Cosmopolitan. Keep him going. He
don't mind working.
Coles and j. C. Dugger are on
Sixth Avenue. a busy corner of the
city from early morning until the
middle OF the night. They will serve
you right. day or night, with the
delicacies OF tho season. Creams a
specially. Call and see.
In memory Of my beloved son,
Samuel James Hates, who passed
away, May 2S. 1917:
Just two years ago you left mo,
How l miss you, my dear son
And remember all your kindness
As l drop silent tear.
More and moro each day I miss you
Friends may think the wound is
healed,
But they little know the sorrow,
That lies with in my heart concealed
Sadly missed by mother,
NANCY KATI0S.
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Wantcd--I.ady Partner.

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ton and having $4,000 to invest in
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LINE, Care Richmond Planet.
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Knowledge Of practical economy
Thrift Stamps and War Savings
Stamps point tho way.
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HERE is A
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WANTS TO FIND HER BROTHER.

I would like to know tho where
abouts Of David Green. He left
lIopewell, Va. last month for Rich
mona and has not been heard from
since. HiS home was in Rocky
Mount, N. {. Any information will
he thankfully received by his sister,
MRS. MARY PAGE, 331 Hackcnsaw
Street, Petersburg, Va.
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WAN 1D--ZOO Mattresses, 100 Walters, 500 Cooks Men
and Women, 1000 House Workers, Nurses Laundrcsses
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lers Chaulers, 100 Dish Washers and FIousencn.
these Jobs are in Washington, D. c., Atlantic City,
Asb'y Park and Penny vania the coming Summer at Hotels
Boarding Houses Cafes and Apartment Houses Wages:
Szo-35-40 5OoO707580-85-o5-l 100 IDOL g. $780,
Make your application Send your reference We will
send your fare, if satisfactory.
B. B. Phillips, Pres. 1921 9th ST. n w. WASHINGTON y G
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IL YOU WANT a
Music Guide

TO LEARN YOU HOW TO PLAY
all keys in music on Piano or Organ
that will also teach you to play n
piece in one hour--let me know.
WILLIAM MONROE,
i2i-o Catherine ST., Richmond, Va j..
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WANTED!
TRAIN FOR VAUDEVILLE.

Young Colored Men and Women
desiring to adopt the Vaudeville
Stage as Il profession get thorough
course in all kinds OF Vaudeville Acts
-EXpcricnce not necessary. Sue
cess and engagements assured Write
to day, enclosing stamped addressed
envelope for particulars.
G.. A. DELMAR,
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Speed Of SopaUith
Peril TO A uisytos,s
Safety Derices Difficult
to Operate if Descent
Is Made igs Heavy Sea

The safety devices employed by
Hawker and his navigator, Lieutenant
Commander Grieve, for use when COM
PEELED to descend upon the surface of
the sea, consisted solely of frail boat
and rubber suits
The boat was nigeniously con-
structed in such manner as to form
part of the Iuselagc of his machine.
In other words, it fitted over the main
body of the machine in the form of q
cowl or roof. 1t could be released and
thrown into the sea by a spring con-
trolled by button in the pilots seat
The great difficulty with this CON
trivance, however, was the tremendous
landing speed of the opwith biplane
The absolute minimum landing speed
of this plane was fifty miles an hour
and more often seventy. At this
tremendous speed it would strike the
ocean with such force that it would
practically be wrecked, most certainly
so in case the heavy swells, which are
usual off the coast of Ireland, pre-
vailed when he made his descent
Whether the boat under these condi-
tons could be safely launched is prob
lematical In fact the two daring
aviators would be extremely lucky il
it escaped being crashed in the terrific
impact with the waves.
Although both men wore rubber
suits Of the non-sinkable variety they
would have difficulty in extricatine
themselves from their seats in which
they were strapped. Once clear of
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
HoaUker Too Daring
To Send TO Front

Harry G. Hawker, who was reported
to have been picked up thirty miles off
the Irish coast yesterday, after having
crossed the Atlantic Ocean in his Sop
with biplane, is the winner of many
prizes in aviation contests
Hawker is an Australian, twenty
seven years old, and he rose from
aeroplane mechanic to the rank of f1ier
N short time. He was instructed in
aviation by Tom Sopwith, who is now
a manufacturer of biplanes.
The British Empire knows Hawker
as man who takes chances, and dur
ing the war he was not allowed to go
to the front, but, because of his ex-
cellence as pilot, was selected to test
out new airplanes, which is considered
the most dangerous job a pilot can oc-
cupy.
Hawker's first great feat of daring
vas his attempt to encircle the British
Isles in a hydroplanc for the $25, 900
prize, offered by "The Daily Mail" in
August, 1913. He completed 1.O43 of
the 1.540 miles Of the flight and re-
manned in the air for seven hours,
when he was compelled to descend be-
cause of engine trouble. He broke
several records in this flight. and the
Judges decided that he should get a
$1,000 consolation prize for his accom-
plishment.
Hawker remained in the air for
eight hours and twenty-three minutes
IN 1912, and he was awarded the British
Mlchelin prize for continuous flight.
He has made many long g-distance flights
in Europe, and set two new world
records for long distance, besides his
present accomplishment. He estab-
llshed a record for altitude when he
reached a height of 2S,5OO feet.
Lieutenant Commander Mackenzie
Gricve, who acted as navigator for
Hawker in the overseas flight, saw ser
vice with the Royal Naval Air Service
before that branch of aviation was
transferred to the Royal Air Force. He
commanded at one time the Cam
pania, which acted as mother ship to
British airplanes. Grieve is an expert
in wireless telegraphy and navigation.
He is twentyseven years old