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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
OF
SOCIALISTS IS
FIRST WITNESS
julius Gerber Submits Plat
form Of His Party,

ALBANY. ~ ". Jan. ~ -Juiius
Gerber. secretary Of the New york
local of the socialist party, Was the
first witneee called tcday Al the trial
before the nsecmbIy Judiciary commit
tee OF the five suspended scotia aitst as
s-mbiymen ,harscd ~ith d!sloyalty.
Cnmmit,ee counsel began prrs
,Ion ~ evidence after chaifnmn Louis
" Martin had denicd application By
Morris HilIqul,. chief counsel for the
defense, 10 introduce certain "admis.
s,ons n fact" which hs said woold
serve to clear The tssues snd save call.
ing NJ . lArse array ef witnesses. o..
jectiou was taken ~ Jcha r. Btaoeh-
s,sId. committee evans1, - ths gruu&1
that kis side ccsssdsree (lssls sbss 70
select what evids0cs Il tksaaht nsssO.
sary 10 establish the dssiseA facta
A. soon ~ 1srf,-v Md bsen svuyh,
Mr. stanchfitid ohinlned from hlN u
copy ~ the cons'i,utinrsl Dlatfosyn II
the sriaiis, pnrsy In tsit. which vee
introduced In evidence without oelee.
iioN BY The asisncs.
rAe spplicatse VI wsmus, 4. ~.
Witt snA Gsmue( Orr, tWo q W. Uuo4
peo1o1 ssoeunblvn~u. vsre taers1poo1
- e9Alotta en1 Mr. nnbQult. n1m1tea1
~ ~ dl1Ats that ~ sth@ eA5oo
4eQeooM Chasoo oeApneu. Aa0nIt
casuleqs 80 teats Wsl1MaA ~
slgR1 t1eosisn1 oes1o y
M ~ ~ ~ slso.lss SsesA. ~
|HqetnHoo sAtoem, - ve1 ~ ~
tShtesse ~ ~ Alclmet tbna -
rscsaaase1 ~ neceeG0 r (ElRnld3
~ ;s:s.s;., e "a ~ w
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
PERSH|NC BARS
MASONIC WAR
work IN 'CRAW
G, 0, P, Committeeman Tells
Of Talk With General,
CLAIM SEVENTH DISTRICT
Both Hamon and MCGraw
Say Delegations Are Theirs.

Called on N. floor by Invitation, -
the county convention ~ hohart.
"wednesday. janice J. McGrav' csndi-
date for republican national commit
tseman. explained for the first time.
No aid. the reasop awhy members OF
the Masonie order vers no, allowed 20
work In France. and rsfut.d the
rvR.or tnat he SIth others. was re-
sponsihie for 'he denial OF that prlI-
l~Ge 10 the Masors.
Saw Central Psrshino.
''cr tuur -, 'ai. - -Mr'i-a~ ~ VI
In his speech ~ with Dr D. ".
buckley and Walter " Herman %,
New YORK. spent abou, 10 minutes
With General John J. Pershing nj his
headquarters IN chsvnont. France.
AMER discussing wrlfars work for
that time. the general seemed very
~ril pleased ana sald In substance:
Well. that 10 npe. Now, I think
we Wfli GET along nicely with the sal
,a,ion Amy. the Jsxtah Welfare
Hoard. tho r. ~. e. 4. And tho KniGhss
of Ce,smbus hers 70 reader sid and
cvmlnel ho,.utt.e 0sSmboss aah % oil
the boy6. rsS( (fdicss u their religious
belief Nov. That 10 quite enough A
f~N DAYS aso ! received = cnblsgrain
tor . ietter-f a. not remember Ut
this time jus, which II was). from
the secretary cf war. saying that the
Masonic order OF Auerlra had mad,
an application TO enif the welfare
work In France md asked me for
my advice.
rrsWeh MsssNs Poi,tleai.
"T said mo, u 10 best not 10 let
them" You know the Masonic order
of America tand n remember COZ
rectly he stated he wus = inember).
10 q fraternai society. while the Ma.
sonic order Of France Ia. more or less.
poli,'cnl organization. consequently
" the Mssons Of America are allowed
tcontinu-d On PAGE Z. Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
TROOPS TRl|L I;
NEGROES W6||'
MADE ATTACH
Third Division Regulars e.!
ing to Dumas, Ark.
ASSAlLANTS CROSS hiv
Four Reported 10 Be Maklal
Their Escape.
suLLGTlN.

LITTLE mock. An. Jaa. -
A civilian essss ~sm ov1ee ~
esdiss Camp Psks sssses = W
scene ~ ysssse6sys sPeuo1U RI
tween srmsS WsOsese ~ 3 -
shsrtfv near "pt,OOsss1WNys ~
esstsrsa JshW vvsseA sa1 ~
kibbsi', tive ~ ~ alleoD1 ~
,ssesss, and ssssssslNso ~ q .
k,bbsii. osorps Nib4sW ~ -
hsyss, shs sthsrs. hst sebaUe4 "
The civilian pssss Wss ~ 0o
Pike, so,diess and tvsNe/ c.
back - oumss. u Wao -
the trosps would net ~ ~
fhsy prebsbly Wlil retueN -
pIks tonight. MAY
PINE BL.uFT. An. Ia. -
Of the dosen negroes Who ~
took Doc" Haynes, 3 aeGyo
from Deputy sheriff J. n. Z
near Dumas. have socapel ~
eosds~S ~ Nrs. Clay Csaoe. e.
RsausF ~ ENu0tHkUt1s
long .dIs,anos ieIsSAsss . c.
the ncgross we're - 60
river In . boat sAeRt1y oloof
snd that nsgrveo - ~ ~
said they ha1 beso Wee0e4 q
Nsrs ssenlaO. ~ slYyB y 0
staGA Nm CsuD ~ -
neoto9o wsso ~ e9Doooe1 -
voo4 onrvSN4ep - - 0U
- assivs sksss g -
Dt,leAA An, ~ ~
nsYeDk - ~ Suulep ~
Ihlf4 Myf1ea 49, CO J
fSaeAo1 hor0 eog1 oo1H4 = =
tfatn. M sAsFtly afSoP HI o
IT, pe9sv oottoesee9e eesoeQtO
Il hoes u GDafeA. = t4s
vhe yssteeday attoeke1 -
The roNds ARE alnooe lo1eG1n
the tFoo0o wiu uAeUA
carry eupplise - oeDunG
belleved thsrS aso 1elp nGGDV
esttlemset, nea e. ~ e.
whsa csafroaas1 q IL - Vi
AkhsasA spSrsAanG1vA ~ r.
ficials were q the aolaooo o
the trsusss eeah - ee6llnGo "
district. li}|
However. milltasy - -
we're prepared 70 tneo 0n4
saw rt IN hanlNng ~ N{1I1
detaehmsnt ef tI0eoA ~
officsss and 1lv men. wv =
from CAMP PSoe oetog 0oV1
had c0nfe1rol M HGS11 n
quarters II CAat)aSeSS, t6ys
otflceSu aa1 DeinoG0S 80
during the el6aS oUooD1;S 6n
tfice 3 Z ''' '' oy7l|| -
Aecsrlins y yVreD on0n
eurnanee. searte4 Q11 x
love-. . Asoaty eeo01ok r.
comtsaisss rseS - ~
mest 70 eaDeayo = ojo
stealing kses kh1 ~ &
itase the pft4eQW ~ 4!
fused s0sNc1 49, 1
srms6 Yith : nGA 1(
snd With m g. G1S
obtain fsiafoeponD "a
No shoetina NJ 0tlQo
cut. - 7'.'- M. L
Officials To-Day ssps,epu6 -
that the negroes en- III p {
capable VI putting ~ 4 eesut 11i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
'H0LL Land REFUSES TO SURRENDER kaiser
American Troops Fight Ant-Red Russian Force,
Capturing Six Officers and Fifty five Soldiers

fBy The Associated Pr..s)
WARRINGTON, Jan. a. - A. .
result OF eissN between . ds,seh
men, of American soldiers sns ss
memoir forces on Jsrusry 70 nssr
PosoisahAyA. one general. sis on
sp and foety eight man S the
Russian fofcss we're captured And
s'liI are hsid. the war department
~ss soslsed today BY Ms)or oen.
srsl Graves. oommsndsr of the o..
beriAN sppedit,or.
General Graves deser'bsd the al.
tack - entirely unpfovoted.
The American tasuaitiss were ore
MAN biI'so, ore man died of Wourds
ara one severely wounded. ~hiis
Tive evssisrs we're Killed and one
severely wounded.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

LITTLE ROCK. Arb. Jan. IL
Serious race troab,e near Dumas.
where ~; soldiers from Camp Pike AR
rived early today In answer 10 sp-
peniq from the mayos en1 cttisens. 10
not ANTICIPATED By Oovsroeg Charles
n. BrouGh. Who aoeoMpaaied the
troop .ascordi % . 1ieDAteh re-.
ceived here from . oesreeoo0dsat Of
tho Arkansas d nocvat.
t;overpor BrosUh. the dispatch aid.
has decided theSe 4 no evideues Of
an UPRISING conspiracy such 40 Wss
shown In In, esusstIons Of the rscsnt
trouble q Elaine. Ark. In which SIX
white men and many negroes Mt
their I'ves Governor Broukh said he
had instructed the officers II com.
msnd Of ihe ironps to di-arm every
man. shits and block. N the 6lst1ct
where the trouble originate osins
forrc II necessary.
Thsss are shout - ssGvc fAallIes
n TIE commuaity anl ~ five " six
white families. M
II wss not ssvs :tsA shet the trssQ0
would reach ~ seeae - yas'seAAyo
trouble until noon Or htsr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
Oracleing Must
Haze Been Rather
Trying Vocation
High School Freshie Says
0racIes Sat on "Thornes. +"
Boy. page Michseisn nselo'

illus,rioua designers of Grecian tenn
Piles might. stage s.ooo-yeaT -old
amii- " they could. hut read in the
examination paper Of q high school
gri In the history department that
the architecture Of the Greeks Vas
more tailored than that of the Ro-
mana The Greeks liked plain tailored
b1lidines, while the Romano liked
fancy buiidinKp
\ freahmsn has JUS, brought Wehster
up-to-date In the matter of defining
"oracAe" with AN oracle II an cid
woman whO sat on thorne," In q
recent history outs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
Officers Killed;
White Man lyncl,ed

PINE BltIty. Ark. Ian. ~
.ltuaticn st Dansas ts Il cSHies( =
dssrs erelustvefy AA1 jal0{6f3
virtually In effect 4n6s< r. 3 y
ernor 'rcuUA. sessFdtaa " l
. Vocal pnese vhteh pG<uSrG1
,nlornine .fruyn nUsNaA, W6egG
,s1i ulsAt y rssRe1ss 0 :
help sren Nsyss ols0s51n ~ {
The gcvevssr ~ ~ Sev
ihas the troope UGuM h(A1S W
lion asa they setoewso No. '5iss2}| h
g ofilcsss .ssaies 4 s,sVl n
.ero f'rrd Upon " Nn@6aS05
three fnnlstse s4fsl, QpGVl
Arhat4Aa CITY, Ahd n1ps1p D16
ney Miel NJ Lltsls nSslI g.
TWO, - lgAipnse hprs wss6
their fnther scvaAQA L1l6o
'son. Wbe eeeApcd Win ~ ~
Vas eeuGht end hlllo1 ~ 4
AalDaes. wNen tsbea . nGu
popoo vas taken fsVm ~
tneee6. NeIposa 90 -
hsss vGsims 4 u EssS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
Dutch May Raise
IechnicalitjeS

LONDON, Jan. 2:--sir Ronald Grn
ham. the British minister at Tn
Hague. expects prolonged negotiation
over the allies demand for the sur
render Of the former kaiser for trial
(consInved o, paqs Z. Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

Wandering among the exhibits %,
the oAlahowa Historical sooiety, gen
sptioWs hence. Little i'et-rkin ~iil
come upon certain bottles with what
wiil sssm 10 him. eur.ous libeis.
The Oid kaspar, who may t,c his
erARAfsthep Or uncie, will tell him ot
lhs famous vtctWy." won by the dryp
IN 1919 Of The Anne ppmino set pi
ysars-
w. P. Campbell. custodian Of the
lslMestcal society'a proycrtles. has col
Ssstsa dosSa or inorv hCttlss. with
Old Crop. 1uanybrook, urven River
aAA ether eh0tcs hkslsN Time Vas
WkeN 10 mention these uames IN print
would b. srstis advertising. but no
more.
1Ae rsminlsss ~ blbuicus Gays win
- placed b suitable csses whsrc fu.
surs sieetcRu sf this eU,nsuonw eahh
may rsaA 40 tAsy sua-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
AePoaT OF kolCnAk's
CAPTURE IS DENIED

MspQM. n n..AS..s.a EIa!.Asa.
Megt ~ vith ~ suitss y Slls st
Nl(s6oalek, u ~ ahnsanes6 te1sy d
~ voeAiy eoaferenea q The cosre-
oaosass AM sffScsah st ths ~ss o.
= ,hsssiee Slssyss aispatch from
k:Ys !. =, s;;;1aI {; Il - '.'' -,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
Whisky Bottles
LaBe. Rreserped
ForPosterit)
Historical Society Collects
Labels and Everything.

"ANl dIs the nativss drink that
stvfs
rhats labeled Gordon olNr'
AYE. many the headache came
svsm H."
oaIe unk - Pstsrhin.
"Ard many tAs snake that could
not b
csms Nom the srauehts d Scotch
Whiskss."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

BERLIN. Jan. zi.---ln response - an
ingul,y as TO what he advised those
persons TO do who~e names ar. on the
estradltion Us, Of the entente, General
i.udehdorff, former first qusrtermaster-
general, said today:
Nobody II Obliged 10 surrender Vim
self voluntarily, II In a breach 10 place
ones self outside the pale OF arrest"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
R[b0[D MAKES
EXPLANATION
Of PRICE WORK
Proposed Attack Of Legion
!. Commander Is Answered.
JeLlc TO HAVE CONTROL
stalIers Not In Majority on
Fair Price Committee.

NJ 7 4, not bsnsvs ths ssmmander OF
dns ~. ~. C.,, - - An. Am.r,.
80 ~. .,.,.
N Seoson wou1a hese 49, shs s's's
acct - 6id, hal 10 hoea fuily aware
- saess " saiA Jsha r. nsbcsA.
.-~..s..--.. .-~..--
~ eae psc> suesF'
~ IotornettsA pa6lloAe1 yeeesFoAy
uM HsWar6 HaoCs ~ slsasl . res-
~, sisa con1erunlng esses1's eetisa fsr
o ths flsst plaee, ~ Sempesss psf-
noa1 q tAsf eo0mltiAo - no, bssn
sseNDesN; ia.the &ecgsA rasce,
y" u ssWn hin my $1,000 ID placing rep
= I. -" = - Hl4
I pUeooh4 g 9emmtetee,
"WNen- e0uD11o ~ eemndttss VIII
Dsassst q 91Vsa SeDgaeea(attves u the
81 4lnIs(9. 1fsNe atlGssSc . lesss
SrprUsAtellVa w ho114Vty6e Aes.
aisse. asteael, sslSg.M ~ ~:
~,smtaisly1o = ~ y4l(eae lnse q
:: .:s. g J! -:ss .::.sL!ss wa: ..:'.. s. ::
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
c|IY POPULATION
REcoRDED
UNDER $4,000
Census Supervisor Says Gill;
zons WIN be TO Blame,

Ysvssast tAat ~ pspslAtisa q O.
!shona csv vin ian lss sfsst 4 koess
n the ceAsue. vas usoee tsoey ~
kehset 4 reaaav, 6ietrlct sYeervtsoe. /,
Ple4s wsee Ns61e thst nsste pessonal
lNtesost - takee en1 pse1letieee wevs
rs1AS Mat heytese ySa4 eenee re
::s:' e; s:..:ssy I: s:s !: - s.ss =.
~ ~ sAega
;E r.. Il; a =; =:
s.; {: ;:;:s : q. !M'!|.SsSssE
M Z sekea ssf61M6( q ~ IT.
: !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
GERMANY MUST
MAKE DEMAND,
DU TCH INSIST
Report Says "Extradition Is
Held impossible, y
LEGAL TeCHNICALITlES
Long Negotiations Over De
mards Are Anticipated,

poris ma, Ll.u.ri. rsptv with regs I'd
........,.. -. 49,. ,,.,-,.r 40,
'" wi '' '"' ''''''H
p.tor says d. Impossible IN grant
.rtrsdi;lon 10 tts call az third
oo,,,, 4, o.. NV, co,,t,v doe. M,
demand ehu h''''n'
II vas believed that an outline q
Hollands r'9iy had already been re-
"iNeh N p'"h'nx suee' '"' "~'"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

ST JOHNS. n. F.-Tha worst storms
In years are prevailing here and rail
ua'nc throughout Newfoundland has
been parnlyl.i for . week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-14

Dark and fancy mixtures of lasting quality voc
materials in newest modes and fancy shades Q
brown, green and gray; fully lined pants; size
up to H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
Handley Page Machine IN British Mail Service

In the Paris London trip. which is the old
est, there are already five competing lines.
The distance London-Paris is 242 miles, and
il is done on a schedule of two and a half
hours mostly starting at noon, although
there are morning and afternoon departures.
The trip one way costs 10 guineas. or $50
francs a passenger, and freight 10 to 20
francs a kilometer. The postal surtax has
been reduced from 8 francs to 10 centimes
The second Oldest air lane is Toulouse
Rabat, already mentioned. Before the open
ing OF the spring season March Is, 1920, it
had carried passengers. without an accident
500 miles, total five times the earth's
circumference. Yet the world knew nothing
about tan air company that is likely to
loom very big in very short time.
The Letecoere Company builds its own
avions in it's own great general construction
and steel railroad car works. Their figures
are only available to September 1. and yet
the rush increase of traffic has come since
that date January l to September l, 1920.
they made 124 trips carrying 1871 passengers,
five tons of commercial freight, and already
in August alone half ton of mail. Since
September 1 not only every avion leaving
Paris but Toulouse, equally has gone full.
six passengers per avion, and often two de-
parts of a morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
Money Making Powers.

That the new fast expresses have appre
ciable money earning power is shown by fig
ures taken haphazard from time sheet
typical of recent Continental flying. The
machine In question left new $3.50 A.
NJ. service to Paris with five passengers and
returned the same afternoon with seven pas
sengers on the 4:30 =. NJ. service from Paris.
having flown about 4s0 miles between break
fast and dinner and taken $500 francs (say
s470) in fares alone. COZ course. 5000 francs
means more than s470 in Paris-London not
withstanding arithmetic and the high cost
OF living, because the franc and the pound
are the local bases, say what we please and
go broke as we mayD In addition. there Is
the freight, the mail carrying and the system
of kiometric premiums allowed by the gov
ernments to encourage the establishment Of
airllnes.
AS a result Of this policy of encourage
ment Paris Is easily the air centre of Eu
rope.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
Fare Varies With Exchange.

The Paris-Brussels air lane has had two
lines since July l. 1920; the Societe Farmap
(Golath) and the Messageries Aeriennes
(Breguet and others), on a business under
standing with the Syndicat Aerien Beige
which carries on to Amsterdam with Bel
gian and a Dutch make.
Paris Brussels is 100 miles, done in less
regularly than the one and n half hour
schedule. The service is daily. from one to
four avions per direction, the two companies
alternating, and at need putting on an extra
plane or so. Fare. one way, 300 francs CSC
to-day, $40 yesterday and perhaps S23 to-
morrow depending on the vagaries OF ex-
changed Go and return. $50 francs-and IL
is a notable fact that such excursion"
tickets are the most popular. They Indicate
in spite of their name the hurried business
man and not. the sassy tourist! Commercial
freights are cheaper. notably. than on Paris
London. in this that the rate decreases on
a sliding scale, to as francs per lSilo beyond
20 kilos
Bayonne- Bilbao (Spain) has been operat-
ing since June o. 1920. by the Societe Fran
CO. Bilbaine DIES Transports Aeronautiques
(Hydravions Tellier-Levy). one trip daily In
each direction. quitting Bayonne at A. NJ
and Bilbao at p. M. The same machine
often does both trips; but there Is con-
tinuaton to Santander. Bayonne-Bnbao Is
less than 100 miles, in balmy sun air ABOVE
n beautiful coast where oak and chestnut
trees drop their leaves into the water, and
red cliffs shine above purple wavesl The
ticket is $50 Spanish francs one way say
500 by the mysteries of exchange.
Paris-Lille and Paris Cobourg are done
by the same Messageries Aeriennes OF the
Paris Brussels service. There are, In fact
fifteen French air companies and as many
English, deovted to local interior travel, tour
list work. and joy rides as reasonable as ~
per whirl Others (utilizing modified war
panes) arc going in for freight. One, the
Aerienne Franchise, does nothing but take
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

is of
for American lines These specially de-
machines proved far comfortable
could
fittings called parlor
planes, such the Handey utilized
the British The the
models operating
the flying of particular for safety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
The Cab Drivers Remark

A S this citizen stepped down from the
~ curb and started to cross the street
he was all but run down by a taxi
cab that swept around the corner from the
rear without blowing its horn AS he
stepped back and the cab circled past the
driver remarked. not loudly, but in cold,
hard. even tones:
I'll kill somebody yet"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
Europe's Air Lines.

In England and Continental Europe the
aerial passenger lines are growing in popu-
larity for both business and sightseeing
trips Only few weeks ago an air line
passenger trip from Toulouse in South
France over the Pyrenees Mountains. to
lunch at Barcelona. and then on to Casa
blanca in Morocco. was described as the last
word in transit service.
To-day bi-weekly from Paris, by the same
Latecoere Air Line you DO not even need TO
reach Toulouse by rail. Arriving in the
early afternoon by avion. you quit Toulouse
at $3.50 A. NJ. lunch nj Barcelona and. con-
tinuing, take tea with Carmen az Alicante.
You go TO the opera, sleep in good hotel
skim off at $3.50 for lunch at Malaga and
cross the Mediterranean in the afternoon TO
land AT Tangiers $3.50 =. NJ. at Rabat
p. NJ and sleep at Casablanca. And the
next day. II you wish. you can jump on to
Marrakeoh and then over the Atlas Noun
tains into the uncharted sands of the Tafla-
let, scene OF Pierre Benoits mysterious
"LAtlantde."
This latter trip. year ago. afoot, took all
tho courage OF seasoned explorers Any one
can do II to-day--at an expense OF 1,6OO
francs (Toulouse- Rabat). 1,750 kilometers,
or 1886 miles AZ less than one franc the
llometer which was the hire Of good tour
ing car with chauffeur in France before the
war and one-quarter of the same to-day.
IL is the most romantic airline OF Europe,
and is destined 20 Join up with vast govern
mental and private enterprises opening up
the Sahara and Morocco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

service between Key West, Fla. and Havana,
Cuba. while the second, the Continental Air
line Corporation, plans to establish routes
from New York extending as far west as
Chicago and as far south as Key West.
The Continental Airline is $1,000,000 cor
poration OF which Archibald Johnston. for
mer head Of the Johnston Aviation Company
of Pittsburg, is president. Its service is ex-
pected to begin next month. Plans have been
outlined for an airport in or near New York
from which passenger and freight airplanes
will leave daily on a regular schedule. The
system is to include northern and a south
ern division In the northern division planes
will travel from New York to Washington,
Baltimore, Albany, Boston. Buffalo. Toledo
Chicago and other points. The southern
division will operate from Miami to Key
West. Palm Beach. Jacksonville, st. Angus
tine and other places in that section.
The Aeromarine West Indies Anyways,
Inc, also provides daily service operating
a fleet of six planes over the Key West to
Havana route, a trip which airplanes make
in one hour. while steamships take all night
for the trip. This line has a contract to
carry 500 pounds of mail n day to and
from Cuba in addition to passengers and
freight.
While committing by airplane scarcely can
be said TO have developed beyond n fad. the
actual practice. as established few months
ago by some of New York's most prominent
business men, makes II seem not unlikely
that next summer will sec much more travel
of this sort between New York. Southamp-
ton, New London Newport and other places
suggesting also that service ultimately will
be inaugurated for commuters who hardly
could afford to patronize an aerial line ut the
present cost of flying.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
Navy Cruiser Carrying Passengers Mail Daily
Key First

beautiful Photographic views from on high
and finds it money making proposition. In
England the Central Aircraft Company
(Centaur planes), doing a large passenger
business from town to town. is type of
this interior development. In the present
story 1 deal only with trunk lines"
Prague Warsaw. The Inauguration
Of the Strasbourg- Prague sector took place
on September 49, and Prague Warsaw and
Paris Strashourg on September 25. Paris
Warsaw can be done in a single day. 1t
costs 1000 francs (say $145). This is the
Societe Franco Roumaine, which is organiz-
ing Paris-Constantinople.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
The Rhyrning Optimist
by ALINE MICIAELIs.

oh. the thing Is really simple once
you sift the matter down: " you
truly want dimplc you can't make
IL with a. frown. II you want tho
sunlight shining you will have to
shun the shade: If for mountain
peaks you're pining. you will have
to climb the grade.
There are rules you have to tie
to III tins good old living game. with
their aid, IL you but try to. you can
win the worlds acclaim. And IL you
Will just keep wanting hard enough
from year TO year. you'll soon find
the world Is granting all tho things
YOU hold most dear. Wanting.
though. is not just sitting with hands
folded In your lap. while the thing
YOU want is Hitting on to other
fields, mayhap. II is all in how you
view IT. and I'd like to put you hep:
wanting. as you ought TO do II. takes
an awful 10, of pep. You must be
an early riser and you have to stay
up late and you'll learn as you grow
wiser wantcrS must be up to date.
But the thing is really simple once
Sou sift the matter down. folks who
banker for dimplc mustn't ever fret
and frowu. And you have to keep on
wanting with your aim always In
sight. Ike u banner you are Haunt
ing there before you. day and night.
II is not such easy sailing, always
steering toward your goal. but
there's no such thing as failing II