El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
TWO MORE RACE
PLANES WRECK
That Of Gilkeson and Gar
rett Down at Rawlings;
Gish Hits Building.

ton went, was Trixie. the Belgian
police dog that accompanied the
flying parson as a mascot
Lieut. and Mrs. Maynard posed
good naturedly for a score Of photo
graphers, and then the little family
was escorted through a wildly cheer
ing line Of spectators to tent
where luncheon had been provided
Leaves BlnEhamton 1884.
Binghamton, N. 7. Oct. 18.-Lieut
3. ". Maynard arrived in Binghamton
at 1900 D. m. Lieut. Maynard left
for Mineols at 1884 p. m
DELAYED Account Of Fog.
Rochester, II. z, oct l8.-Cancel-
alton Of thu orders holding Lieut. 3.
w Maynard here on account OF
ground fog at Binghamton came soon
after his arrival here and he lost only
for Binghamton at 1l.l0.55 a. m he
landed az Britton field here at
Repairs Made at Buffalo.
Buffalo, n T., Oct 16.-Lieut- 3.
W Maynard appeared over Curtiss
field at 9:24.33. He left for ROches-
ter at 1O.0S:12
Lieut.. Maynard vas flying at an
altitude OF about 1000 feet when he
came 20 the landing course, but in
stead OF circling the field for IA
vorable spot he executed a series Of
banks and sidt slips which brought
him down quickly to a neat landing.
Hats Longer Than Usual.
The usual halt Of 80 minutes was
stretched. because Of difficulty IN
getting Tie motor OF Lieut. 1Iaynard's
plane working smoothly. Spark
plugs were removed and cleaned and
adjustments were made TO get a more
rapid 1OW Of gas, the engine con-
suming more fuel in the cool weather
Tfe-f 7-sv-Te-T AZ not Law. HE
plane while The changes were being
made, his log being filled cut and
signed on the field.
Leaves Cleveland 6s5ss32.
Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 16.-Lieut. 3.
w Maynard leader In the army
transcontineutal air derby. left here
at 6-58:3z for Buffalo. The weather
was ideal for flying.
Smith Leads Return West.
Omaha. Neh-, Oct, 1e.-Capt Lowell
turn flight in the transcontinental
aerial derby arrived at Ak-Sar-Ben
Ield At 12-35:43 p. M and left al
1,06-zs p. m.
smith ut De1 lIoinea.
Des Loines. Ia. Oct Is. - Capt.
Lowell Il Smith arrived at Herring
field from Rock Island about 1880
o'clock this morning
Capt. Smith left Herring field for
Omaha at 1925 o'clock
queen helGLeG Rock Island
Rock Island, Ill. Oct 1S-Lisut. H
E. Queen, westbound on the second
lap Of the transcont1ze entail air race,
arrived here at 10s17 g. m
Capt. J. o. Donaldson left Rock Is
land at s;42-30 this morning for Chi
cago.
smith Resumes Flight.
Chicago. H., Oct. ss.-Capt Lowell
p. Smith started on his westward
flight en- the transcontinental air race
az 1857 this morning
Many Near west Goal
san Francisco. Calf Oct Is
Thirteen aviatorss the last OF the west
bound group in the army service race
twice across the continent were tuned
lp ready 70 resume their flight today
in the hope Of reaching the Golden
Gate before sunset All, with one
possible exception. were reported last
night within q days flight OF this
city.
Ten OF the group had reached or
departed from salt Lake City early
today. Two were last reported leav-
ing RaWlins. Wyo- while MAJ A H
Gnkeson. stopped for the night at
Cheyenne. Wyo-
Seventeen have already arrived here
from 1lineola. n. Y, and SIX have
taken off on the second leg OF their
journey. Lieut J H Roullett and