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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
MRS. CARRIE Gait RESIGNS.
Gives up Presidency Of international
Suffrage Alliance.

Geneva, Switzerland, June 1l.-Mrs'
Carrie Chapman Gait resigned the presl-
dency of the International Woman sui
frage Alliance nj its session yesterday
She delivered a sympathetic speech
saving that though she felt like mother
to all after sixteen years as presidcntoi
the alliance, her age and her diminished
energies compelled her to re'lnquish the
task which. in her opinion. required
Younger woman.
London was chosen as the permanent
scat Of the alliance. Mrs. Gait told the
delegates that at least Sl25,O0O would
be required to keep the organization, gong
until its next congress two years hence.
| Announcement was made that the Ameri-
can delegation would contribute largely to
this sum and that Mrs. Stanley X Nc
| Cormick Of Chicago had already sub
scribed S5 900
Laws guaranteeing living wage i9f
all tolers. equal pay for equal work,
| abolition Of sweat shops and child labof
legislation were outlined by Mrs. Josephus
! Daniels. Problems yet to be solved, Mrs
Daniels said, included abolition OF the
double standard Of the sexes, aid Tor
mothers, education Of all children, ole
age pensions and the guarantees OF SAM
tation and of free hospitals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
New NC. A. Physical Director.

G. Walter KadcI, who is the new physl-
cal director at the N. e. A reported
for duty this week and since his ARRIVAL
has been busy meeting members Of the
ASSOCIATION lie has had wide experience
ia physical work, not only in gymnasIuns,
b11f in schools and industries as well.
He will head the physical department Of
the local association j. + Sparks, who
has been acting physical director since the
resignation Of Dawson +. Dean, Will pro
baby remain and be associated WITH MI
Kadel During the world war MI hadei
Wa much interested in work III the army
and assisted at an officer schoo! at
Camp Sheridan. Alabama after winch
he was transferred to Camp Wheeler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
RESUME BERGDOLL HUNT.
Latest Tip Says Draft Dodger is Surr ound-
ca in MARYLAND

Philadelphia. June II Grover G.
Bergdoll and Erwin r BergdoA, wealthy
draft-dodging brothers are reported sur
rounded IN the hills q Maryland The
report is received with credence by agents
who saw the information Of the where
ahouts Of the fugitives IS the most promIs-
ing ypt received
Following long conference IN Wash
ington today between United States At
tornev McAvoy and Assistant Attorney
General Stewart. the former intmated
arr sis would be made soon in connec-
ton with Bergdol fight.
Government agents despatched 70
MARYLAND to catch the draft dodgers
were III telephone communication with
she offices here TODAY and reported the
Bergdolls crossing Maryland u motor
car IN the direction Of Washington. al
roads are watched
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
HOW A THUNDERSTORM
LOOKS FROM A|RPLANE
It Passes Through Three General
Stages Before it is Ready for
Action.

Have you ever been up in the ar to
watch thunderst orm grow2 If you
were merely on the ground looking up,
then YOU saw only the bottom of 1t. The
airman is the one who secs just what is
happening in a thunderstorm, and the
birth and growth of regular summer
Joy killer.
A few hours before the sky was, per
haps, perfectly clear All al once few
white patches become visible to the eye,
and if they quickly begin to dot the whole
sky ii is n warning sign. Each fluffy
cloud represents the point where moisture
rising from the earth has begun to CON
dense. The rapid formation of the clouds
means uneven heating Of the surface OF
the earth and the presence of lots OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11

violent enough TO level trees, and Is I'M
properly called tornado. There y
big difference 4 tornado Is violent
whirlpool of air that sweeps across the
country and twists off trees and roofs ~
its path The wind from thunderstorm
blows straight away from the storm ni1d
never twists. The tornado IL always dan
perous, while The wind from a thunder
storm is only occasionally dangerous.
is only occasionally dangerous.
Broadly speaking, there are three
general stages in the development Of q
Thunderstorm There must be strong
currents Of moist air rising from the
earth rs indicated by the appearance oi
the white patches Of cloud This condl-
ton must continue until the sky Is covered
And lastly. the force Of these upward
currents must be great enough to push
the clouds up into thunder heads. a
thunderstorm then results.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
DIsrNTER J. G. BLAINE's BODY
Statesman and Wife to be Reburied in
Maine

Washington June H. Preparatory 70
removal 10 Augustus Me for InteTment IN
a memorial park. the bodies Of James g.
Blaine, Republican nominee for the Presl-
dency in 1884. and twlce Secretary of
State. and his wife Mrs Harriet stan
wood Blaine. were disnterred from Oak
wood Cemetery here Yesterday The bodies
will be shipped 70 Augustus tomorrow
and jntcrInent IN that city viii take place
OnIr a few friends and relatives at
tended the simply ceremonies at the
cemetery AZ the bodies we're dlslnterred
from where they we're buried ~ years ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
THE MATTER WITH AMERICA.

What : the matter with America these
davs?
Too many diamonds and not enough
alarm clocks
Too many silk skirts ana not enough
blue flannel ones.
Too many p0!nted-toed shoes ana not
enough square-tocd ones.
Too many serge SUITS and not enough
: Too much decollcte and not enough
aprons.
Two many satin upholstered llmolslnes
and not enough cows.
Too many consumers and not enough
producers.
Too much oll stock and not enough
savings. accounts. Fargo Forum
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
DEFER CLOSING
WASHINGTON BRIDGE
Until Augustine Bridge is Made Available
for Service.

Washington street bridge will not be
closed ~ 9raffic until the rernodeling of
the Augustine bridge IL finished. ne
Walsh Construction 90. has contracted
to build n new bridge over the Brandy"iine
nj Washington street and 70 rern9deI the
Augustine bridge. Work ct Washington
u reot will bo deferred until the com
pletion Of the Augustine structure.
Rapid progress is being MADE On tne
Augustine bridge. and it may be open for
traffic before September the contract
limit 'Tbe contractor will receive q bonus
Of 81 per day for completing the Augustine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following projects have been ap-
proved by the building Inspector
Nandever avenue, 522. N Buchanan
owner and builder, addinon, S30
Linden street, 1907, Is hlosleWlcz
owner and builder. addition, SIZ5.
Harrison street. Gil south = hodulsk
owner. J. Tniczak, builder; five garages
S2,400
Franklin street 700 South; Alrs ;
Helnel owner and builder, repairs, S60
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
To Charge for Small Bank Account

Banks and trust companies are sending
notices to their patrons, announcing that
after July / a charge Of 81 monthly Will
he made for all accounts that average less
tban 5000 monthly This amountk it is
said will cover the cost Of keeping the
account The notice Is the result Of
action taken April by the Clearing
House Association Another announce
nlent made, is that interest will not be
paid on accounts that average less than
$500 monthly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
The Forests of { hiearo.

Chicago has lb,000-acre forestry
preserve which hrs brought returns 20 the
.itv 10 the amount Of more than $4,000,
IN the shape Of rentals and receipts from
the sale of variona material which were
taLpn from these lands
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
Card Of Thanks.

We wish 70 thank our many ifleho5 siii
relatives for the assistance gwen ~ sha
the beautiful flowers az thc sinPTai q opf
daughter, Sarah May Mr ana lis'
Ioseph s. Hall, Ela2 Mbrket stIcet toY'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11

If, for any reason, your paper
is not delivered regularly and
promptly, whether by mail or car
rler, please notify the Clrcuiatloh
Department at once Telephone
322. Unless complaints are re-
ceived the inference naturally is that
service is satisfactory All com
plants Of poor service will be gwen
Immediate attention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11

bridge prior 70 September !. hs I'ehall
would be $50 per day should The work
continue beyond that date.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-14
G o N v Q G A r E .

Filiala No. din River Rouge,
Michigan a societatii ,,Hora Uni
rii'' din Highland Park, Mich.
convoaca pc toti mcmbrii sal a
lua parte la adunarea generali
de 6 luni, care Sc va tinea Da-
minica, 20 -Iuaie 1920, in localul
domnului l. |. MOtoc din 1Ss
Great Lakes Avenue, River Rou-
ge, Michigan. Desehiderea sedin-
ii va fl la orele l 'p. m.
Deci sunt rugati staruitor toIi
fratii mcmbrii Ga nici unul sa
nu lipscasca della aceasta scdimta
avind in vcdere mai multe chcs.
lii importante dc rezolvat 81 tot
odata 81 alegcrea nouilor functio-
mari pc al doilca period de G
luni al anului 1920. Aducem IN
vedcrc mcmhrllor Filialci noastre
ca absentcle ne bine motivate 81
vor pcdepsi conform statutelor
Asemenea rpgam frumos pc func-
tionarii Societatii ,,Hora Unirii'
lua phrte 81 dinsii la aceastd
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lUrmare).
ROMAN DE-: Q. +. PAs0U.

/ (Urmare)
: Toate dspoziti7dnile din Constituta Insule ! Sc
pareau bune nulnal paragraful obligata barbalor
de ilsra nu4 convenea. Ar Fl volt sd rampa bur-
lac admiratorul 1Elenei pima va fnchide moartea
och fsa anssse. asss-s
Staruinta sotlor ui de Sc insnra indata vor
ajunge acasa il mihnea trebuia sal urmeze 81 e sau
q devina rob- espartt de lumea lalta 81 de Ele
na, sd nu fie I'm atingere sd 70 vaza de cit a.
tunci cnd .ar ven la plantatiun unde destinat
~ munceascH rob
81 Dlntre toatc fetee una semana Gu Elena Ia trup,
y faptura Ia chip Vasilca care remasese pc nsula,
loctiitoArea lene 81 in momentee cind gindea,
a ajupsyd acasa W trebui 81 cas6tor6ascx si eli
decd nu Va voi u devinx rob, gfndul sbura Ia ea.
s ne data ce au debarcat, vaxind pornirea sotilor
l 6e 9e1c1satori cit msi ~ NJ stpseurat r.
nv & 2p1i iej sk vosbeass1 ~eusX 81 spnse-ex
se n NJ nnxe " ~ russ a. " s6Tl
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G o N V o G A r E

SVcietatea ronrina de ajutor 81
cultura DIR. lulu Maniu' din
Canton, Ohio, comvoaca pc tot
mcmbrii sal lua parte la aduna
rca generala de 6 luni. La ordi-
nea zilei intre alte puncte impor-
tante va fl 81 alegerea nouilor
functionari pc periodul all dollea
al anului 1920. .Toti fratii mem
bril- dim loc 81 din jur sunt sta
ruitor rugati lua parte negresit
la aceasta sedinta, care Sc va IT,
nea Dumineca, 20 Iunie 1920, III
hala societatii din Garfield Ave
S. w. No. 1924, la orele 2 dupa
ameazi. Abseatele nemotivate Sc
vor pedepsi conform statutelor.
In numle societatii DIR. luliu
Manu-" din Canton, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
(35-36)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-14

la de barbat Era foarte sngacu la vorba 81 timd fa
ia de femci 81 Vasilca Ia refuzat C1nd intervenit
Elena s'a resgindt 81 Ia luat ~
Emanuel vazind in Vasilca asemanarea Elene,
cautat din prmul moment so 1nconjoare ubirea,
dragostea, admrata 81 respectful ce nutrise pentru
femeia ii robise inma; a cautat in inchipuirea
lui exaltata sa afe la aceeasi comor fircst 81
parut ca le are, ca nu ntru mimic mai nferioara Ele-
nci 81 cautnd sal cistge iubirea satisfacea toate
pacere 81 caprtle 81 Vasilca reus in curind sd ege
pc Emanuel de sufletul ei pima acolo ca devenise o.
unealta. supusa 81 docila i'll miinile eli.
Gu toate astea, Emanuel incetase sd poarte,
nm respect 81 o stima deosebta fata de Elena, fapt
peptru care, in timpure din urma Vasilca Ia doe-.
nit de cte-va orr 81 atunci cind VENT sal propue
incarcerared 81 predarea ei authorization spaniole,
cedat nunai ca afla totul sub inriurrea sotei
sale ci 81 sal rispeasca banuiaa Cd iubeste pc
Elena.
Cetitorii au vazut ce ia raspMs Elena, cind Ia
ustrat dupa scapat din carcera 81 Ia spus Cd
. iubeste. vazut ca surprinsa 81 intrebat
Gu voce trelnurata:
d Mai iubt Emannel9ss
81 cetitorii au vazut Cd dupa ce Emanuel res
puns: ,,Da, Senorino, pc Dumnezeire, 81 am ufs.
& din cit am putut am ascuns aeess--s
dar Eesilea ehicit M mia spas, {lar sfl:
~ ausit spus Ane u de acea volt " scape
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IN 1T A R E

Societatea romina de ajutor >
cultura ,,Famicul Zarand Ro
min" din Clearing, ILL.,, invita- pt
toatc surorile. societati, onoratc
lie parochii 81 cluburi, precum s.
pc toti fratii Rommi din loo >
din jur lua parte la sarbarca
care va aramja pc ziua de 2t
Tunie 1920, in hala orasului din
loc.
Inceputul pctrccerci va Fl Ii
orelc 2.30 p. IN. 81 va dura nina
la 'orele IL p. M.
Muzica ,,Rosiorul'' din India
IA Harbor, Indiana, de sub con
ducerea domnuaui loan Stole
va distra onoratul public GU cclt
mai fradost yariI1{ dams 81 Gin
tecc rationale.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii SO
Damelc % cent?.
Bufetql va f., asortat Gu cello
mai guitoase Mzsluri 81 bau
turf recoritoarc. ~
Supraselviri' SC ,primcsc Gu ma
re mult'raitai 81 Sc vor cuita pt
cola ziariStics
In speranta ca onoratul publ;
din loc 81 din jur ne va onors
Gu prezcmta dllor, pima la intilni
re va salutam Gu frateasca dra
gOste.
In numele societatii ,,Falnica
Zarand Romin" din Clearing
Illinois:
Comitetul aranjator.
(3J-36)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-14
LIBERTY BoNDURI
81 MARc1 DE CRUTARE

vinde-le acuma. Platim, bani
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cca mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room PIG Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu.
clid Aveiue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi.
ma la orele 6 p. m. (1x6)
(Adv.)
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scdinta. Totodata rugam Pc fratl
mcmbrii al filialei care sunt in
rcstanta Gu cotele lunare 81 re
partitii a si-le achita pima la sus
numita ri, .spre a putea calca
GU fruntea sus fata de bunii Ro.
mini organizati.
In speranta ca nici un frate
membru nu va lipA della aceast;
sedinta, am ramas asteptIndu-y;
Gu dragoste de frate.
lin numele Filialei No. l dir
River Rouge, Michigan, a soclc
tatii ,,Hora Umirii' din Highlam5
Park, Michigan:
Tile G. NIGGA, director
Luchian Ludu, secretar I
(35-36)
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l35--36)
A v I z

Societatea romina de aWtor al
cultura ,,Biruinta din Warren
Ohio, a fost silita din nepasa
rea membrilor care nu participJ
"a sedinte, de nu sofvi Bene
ficiu pc 30 de zile, acclor membr
care nu participa la toate aduna-
rile lunare speciale 81 generate,
fara motive bazate de scuza, ca
re trebuesc inaintatc in scris ps
adresa societatii, Box ?.
Aceasta ca sd Sc site:
In numele societatii ,,Biruinta'
din Warren. Ohio:
1osif Comsa, secretar
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de D-tra4, ca Elena Ia zis: Isl de ce m-ai spus
Nefericitul ma intees ca Elena ma volt sal zica
ca de ce la spus co ubeste c faptul ca Vasifca
tenea 81 volt so inlature sd nul piarza. in
teles totul atfe inteles ca Elena ii reproseaza
ca de la spus ca iubeste, 81 credea ca daca
lar fl spus, Elena Far Fl refuzat, 81 din momcntul
acea, mai Gu sealna dupa condamnarea 81 executarea
Vasichei nutrit de speranta ca putea cistiga
iubirea Eenei 81 cit nut voajul 81 in timpul cit
stat Ia Paris, pima afa ca Elnea STA dat nma vicon-
teui de Dourand, Isl dadea teate slnele sd ntre in
gatle eli nsa foarte reservat fara sas manifesteze
intenta 81 pnrtarea ui fu socotita de Elena: Devo-
lament, supunere, credinta 81 caintas ysssYs
Din momentul &c a aflat Cd Elena Sc va logodi Gu
captanul Dourand vazind ca toate speranele u sunt
spuberate, dcveni tacnt, reservat, cdutnd a. oco-
leased pc Elena, care find ocupata Gu Iorgu 81 cu
propra ei fercire pc vedea str&lpond inantea
ei. nu lua in seama schimbarea lui.
C5pitanul' Dourand sOsi Ia orele zece dupa cum
i dsduse Elena fntinre 81 ii comuniqf 81 sosit Ma
poleon 81 doua Il vor afla rezultatn asSedrihdo ca
W cpata fnvoirea. Il comunica ca y mvoit u tats
bxtr1nnl contc Henry de Dourand ~ ohsatoria ii de-
bxrtars& lui 81 ca dona ii sa viia fac6 vizita
- rs IN proms e. il az dou6 mil deslud6vic de aur
~ seUntnf nesteuireh ,lias tirz -;
Elen. - ii eu1lnea fercirei ~ discnK M inbitu
ef pSnx ID OreIe n pnn1nd II cae ea es fac&
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PretuI pentru p1blicatM cat .Caatss.
,,De vinxare". ,,Anunt de c&s4tofle.',
etc, costa .pentru fiecafe cuvint 2
CENT? de o pubIicatie. Sob 80 de centl
nu sc publlcA mimic.
Pcntru DIrl ae seam&, InvltARl de
bOtex, cununli sau dahsufi 4 centl ll-
MIA, sau $4.OO c0loanA ae star.
Publicatiile I'd fie fnsOtlte de suma
nccesara. Credit mn are decit societA-
tile din Uniunca s. u. 4.
Manuxcriptcie ssG fotsErafil ~ se
tnapOiaxd.
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pentru logodna 81 calatorie.

pentru logodna 81 calatorie
La unsprezece 81 citeva minute Sc rdica, fntin-
zind nina iubului ell in ca trebue sd Sc retraga
81 dupa ce fercitul invngator saruta nina, Sc inc
ma 81 luind buna seara es Flu condus de Rada pima
la esire
sN'au trecut nici doua minute de cind esise vicon
tele Dourand cind fntra Rada strigind
,Duduie. Am auzit un tipat afara Nam uitat p4
geamul usci 81 Pam vazut pc q viconte cazind pc
spate Trebue Cd sa int1mpat ccva. Am vazut un on
linga 81. A cazut 81 ell
Oft Doamner' att pronunta Elena 81 alerga GU
inma srnsa de durere Chea della usa de intrare era
in hroasca 81 descuie repcde, esind urmarita de
Rada.
,,Sunt mort Ute pumnalul GU care ucis 81 s'a
sinucis ucigasu, auzi Elena vorbind pc trei barbaN
dnre carl un poitis in fata portii hoteulpi, 81 d.
du m tpat.
Pina ajunga la poarta mai VENT citi-va trel..
catori 81 portarul hotelului. M II.
,,E Emanuel seryitorul d-rei Denetrad9 ], rise
portarul aplecindn-se pc unul din Gel eazuti.
Isl capitanul, Vicontele de Dourandss lntreei po-
Itistul. sss NJ 81 sssSSSS 5x
Elena dadu "a tipat dureros u laoriiaile polpir5
sircaie din ochn ei.. h ss
8 s. M (va armo.l 81 ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-04
FARMERS
OF THE 0ZARKS
Discard Autos for Fast
Planes to Save Much
Time.
BY ]. G. l.. BRICKER

POPULAR BLUFF. Mo. Nov. -
Flying farmers" OF the Ozarks are
now fighting the high cost OF liv-
ing from the air.
with nationwide clamor for in
creased production to aid in bring
ing down food prices, agriculturists
In this section who till largo tracts
OF land have taken to the air as a
means toward more intensive
farming,
This ultra modern means OF over
seeing largo farms has proven sue
ccssful, the farmers claim, and they
predict the acroplane vii shortly
become just az necessary an acces-
sorry to scientific agriculture AZ arc
the modern plating, threshing and
other agricultural implements.
Transportation OF farm products
In large quantities has not yet been
tried. but from their experience in
transporting small quantities for
their own consumption and to near
by markets, the "flying farmers
predict that it won't be long before
planes daily skim into the cities
with eggs, butter fresh milk, live
poultry and other necessities for the
metropolitan consumers. with the
difficult question of transportation
thus solved. they say, the city
dweller will obtain his food at a
greatly reduced figure.
When "old dobbin" gave way 10
the "flivver" down in this section
OF Missouri, "old timers" OF the
Ozarks considered themselves thor
oughly modernized. But now the
men and women who followed oxen
and two-wheeled carts in the pio-
neer days OF Ozark farming gaze
in ama2ement at tho new tangled
flying, farmers" For the "flivver''
IL back number In this shepherd
of the Hills" country. The airplane
bids fair to relegate the automobile
to the junk heap,
Farming In this section of Mis-
souri, is generally on an extensive
scale, Some inividual land hold
ings are as large as 1000 acres, due
to many farmers having taken up
large tracts of cheap swamp land
which has now been drained.
With airplanes the farmers can
cover thrice as much territory. I'm
hndered by having to stick to roads
they skim across their fields and
drop down where their attention is
required.
In Sikeston. colony of farmers
who have extensive tracts nearby
a farmers aero association has
been organized. 1t is claimed as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-04

his death had ridden out from
headquarters with a number OF his
mon, probably on accommodating
expedition. Horn In the old Indian
nation east OF the Mississippi Toy-
lor had been educated in Nashville.
Tcun.. and was one OF the noted
lawyers uf the early days. II has
hccu said that this officer mot his
death at the hands OF u pm" In.
dian. OF nm adhcrcut ~ The union.
which waa probably correct us the
federal Indians numbered among
their members a number Of the su
called pins" who were fullhlupd
ChrrokCes and who wore pins upou
their coats in peculiar arraugcmrut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-04

the first OF its kind in the world
There are a dozen or more planes
kept I'm Sikcston. with as MANY IL
censed farmer pilots. HanEari have
taken the place OF stables and ga
RACES and there Is quite a ruinpus
when the agriCulturlsts dras their
planes out after tho morning meal
for the start to their fields The
noise reminds one Of flying field
In France, when the daily flights
began.
The planes are as common now
In this section as were automobiles
before the airplane came In, There
are few people who have not made
at least one or two pleasure flights
with their flying neighbors aNi the
Sunday afternoon spin now Is I trip
skyward.
The old inhabitants who looked
on the first auto 10 come TO the
Ozarks with awe, now boast proud
~ OF their flight records. Josiah
Sharick, l03 years old holds the
record for the oldest person to so
up. lN made his flight with n
Springfield pilot and claims he will
go up again when he mas the op-
portunity.
st'Ildtu MtMulllDt lht llNn'tT VI
the flying farmers" began using
airplanc after three hours instruc-
tion. lie owns three farms within a
radius OF twenty miles OF Sikcston
and visits each almost every day.
II uso my plane every day" no
! told the correspondent. 81 am farm
1 ing 9 600 acres OF land. am in the
mercantile business. in tho mulO
! business, and logging CONTRACTING
business. ! found It was absolutely
! necessary to get around faster "a
| handle them all have had but one
! accident. That waa when | crankcd
! the plane when It was stuck In
! frozen ground. The propeller brok,
! and the plane took after me, but
beat 1t into the hangar.
MY farms are laid out with con-
| vcnient landing places | make a
| trip to Memphis, Tenn, every week
to buy mules. In my plane | car
make the trim In one hour and q
quarter, beating the railroad Tint
| by six hours"
McMullin recently camo flyinf
homo with a hog bound to the wins
of his machine. lie. as well al the
other flying farmers often carries
poultry or pigs as passengers from
one farm TO another. Transporting
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This Actually Removes
SuperfiuOus Hair Roots
entirely New and Quick Method)

BY the introduction in this country OF
what is known as the 'pholaotine pro
cess" any woman can now rid herself
mpetely of annoying superflous hair or
fuz2 The process is entirely now, differ
ent from all othors. and far better-be-
cause 1t actually removes the roots. Bs
well the surface hair! 1t is almost
instantaneous, perfectly harmless, odor.
less and non-irritatIn
just get stick Of phclactinc from
your druggist follow the simple directions
and see the hair roots come out, with
your own eycs' No dcpilstory or cleo
trical treatment can produce this result.
The skin IL left soft smooth and hairless
as child's phelactine can be used with
absolute safety--one could even eat II
with impunity.