Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-22


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notning more ana one DOESN'T even
get o1zzy. 4
Rain Stops Flight. {
The various trial flights ended Z
little after IL o'clock. and at 1880 the
real fun" Of the day began when .
sent down over the city dropping
Victory Liberty Loan literature bombs
! Shortly after that, four machines
arrived in perfect army formation,
and there was a craning Of necks and
a thunder Of shouts and applause
from almost every roof and window
! Of the down town district.
The day had started In beautifully
with perfect spring sunshine and
wind which the saviators. pronounced
Gust right Toward noon dark cloud.
began to gather. but the, idea Of rair
was secuted. About 2 O'clock heavy
drops began to fall, however, and
Major e. j. Tobin in charge Of thu
flying exhibition, decided that 4
would be sound policy to pack tn.
road cars. ssh -.
This was done, and thousands o.
people were greatly disappointed 4
the. failure of, the military officials K
.tcarry out the OFFICIAL program. In or
PLANTATION, IL was said BY the com
mandfng officer that the planes werl
too expensive to risk damagc-ii
fact, some of them had cost as mucl
as $4,000 and $4,000.
The quartet Of fliers swoopinE dow
upon the city early this afternoon VA.
composed of Curtiss planes. flown b,
Lieutenants s. H. Hill, H, G. Roberts
J. J.. Wagner and J. Il. Maley. -
One Of the British SEW machine
was. flown by Major Geo. e. Strate
meyer, who is the executive Office
Of the entire expedition. Capt, +
Trail flew one Of the German FOX
kers exhibiting q few Of the stunt
that have made him we'll known a
charge OF ~IieutsnSnt Erwin. M
French Spad was fiowns by Iieutenau
J. l.. Whitney,
From the territory surroundin
jGrand Forks for many miles in =,