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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
MORE PAY OR NO WORK
STRIKERS I'LL TINA TUM
Leaders of Railroad Workers of
America" Present Terms
Before Labor Board.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

Washington, April l9.-Representa-
tives of the striking railroad workers in
New York and vicinity came here today
to ask the railroad labor board TO hear
their demands for substantial guarantee
of increased wages.
Edward McHugh of New York, who
headed the delegation. said they would
not return to work until they had assur-
ances that their demands would be met.
The organizations he said was known as
the Railroad Workers of America
The labor board met today behind
closed doors to consider the general wage
question as submitted by the recently
dissolved bipartisan railroad conference
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
End Near al Columbus.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Columbus, O., April l9-RSIlroad
officials and brotherhood leaders declared
today that tie end Of the Columbus rail-
road yardmen strike was IN sight
Meetings called by brotherhood OF
railroad trainmen officials were being held
today forthe strikers to consider returning
to work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
BUSH TERMINAL ABLAZE.
Fire on Nitrate Ship Threatens
Destruction of Huge Steamer
Piers.
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press g Every ENenlng
New York, April I9-Fire starting on
the steamship Halfried, which was loaded
with nitrates, today threatened the de-
struetion OF the Bush Terminal in Brook
lya, one Of the largest steamship terminals
in the worid.
Two piers quickly caught fire and fire.
men, attracted by four alarms, cndeavored
to prevent other : iers burning
After two explosions were heard across
the East river, ambulanees We're sent TO the
terminal. Early reports We're that at
least i've men had been seriously hurt
Tugs from all over New York harbor
hurried to the scene 70 remove threatened
ships to safety.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
CLEVELAND STRIKERS TO
GO BACK DURING DAY
: ASSOCIATED Press TO Every Evening

Cleveland, O., April l9-Two hundred
striking switchmen returned TO work at
the Nickel Plate, B. & o., and Wheeling
and Lake Erie yards at 10 clock this
morning. The men are members Of the
J. NJ Ferris Lodge. Brotherhood OF Rail-
road TrainInen Who voted last night 70
return TO work today.
Railroad officials expect that the re-
mainder OF the lodges would be back to-
Dighf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
Ref uses 10 Tell How He Was Cut.

Howard Miller, aged n years, eolored
was cut about the face yesterday with a
pocket knife. He was removed from his
home In Taylor's row to the Delaware
Hospital. He refused to say how he was cut
There was no one with him when the
police ambulance arrived to remove him
10 the hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
strike Inau.ry CO. D..

BY Associated Press % tFerV lFcnlnE
Newark, y j.. April i9.-lnvestgati1n
of the strike Of railroad workers IN he
New York district by fedora. grand jury
here, which Was 20 begin today, has hecl
postponed until April 2S5h, L ;. Distinct
Attorney Bodine announced that az tbat
time 80 70 So witnesses would be called.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
yolunte ers Work in Detroit.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evenins
Detroit Mich. April ia successful
beginning OF its plan TO relieve the freight
tie up here by volunteer sWitchmen was
announced by Michigan Central officials.
Operations began in the local yards with
about 100 volunteers, il was stated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
Storm Kills a Seose.

BY Associated Pres % Every Even ng
Little Rock, Ark. April IA score
OF persons were kiiled and many injured
in storms which swept several counties
in Northwest Arkansas last night. ac-
cording TO meagre message received to-day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
Hilles Stays on Workhouse Board.

+. Allen Hilles was this morning re-
appointed a member of the Board of
Trustees Of the Workhouse by Judges
Rice and HeiseI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
PhiIa Immigra.ion Head

BY Associated Press to Evcsy Evening
Washington, April l9. James i.
Hughes was nominated to-day by Presi-
dent Wilson to be Commissioner oi lm-
migration at Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
Amusemeuts tonight.

Friendship Active Association dance.
80 centS-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19

Playhouse Lomhardi. Ltd
Garrick ky audeville.
Majestic Women Mem r1rgCt
Queen My Lads's Garter.
kialtO The Desert Man
savoy should Woman ttif
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
Weather Forecast.

Special Correspondence Of EveVyf Eyvning
washington. April i9.--Woather forc-
east for Delaware
Partly cloudy tonight nlg sdal un-
settled with probably showers modcrase
temperature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19

Certified milk for infants Glover
Dairy Co.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19

A safe spring tonic. Clover Dairy
mIk.-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
UNDERWORLD OF
GOTHAM Warned
Members Told Not 10 Aid in
Prosecutions.

SEw YORK. Narch 3 n, under.
World has b'cn warned 10, go AID the
district attorneys office m !ts prose.
cui.or u police detectives alleged 10
have sAfouod money from women. ao.
cpf'ling 10 information which A,ststari
DistIiet Attorney smith said had com,
TO lin ycsisrdty
According 10 This information. Nsth.
an Seller. witness IN the whit. slave
cases uf 1915. nov serving u term In
UTrat Meadows mison for sfand Tar.
eonY, was approached by an emlssar,
who told Seller 10 send a warning from
hehind prison walls that the under.
world shDulh remember his own case n
II thought Of lending support 10 ID.
o'sirict attorney, Seller, Mr.. smith sid
had been a "cnlieciof Tor the police
years ago and lad testified AgaIns,
two detectives who we're triad on
charges oi extot'ian.
Mr. smiih declared 200 women nov
are subject 10 cxior'lon. lie added ,ha,
In ore inspection district alone at le,,,
500 undesirable resorts are flourish
Ing and protection costs $500 to $50,
4 month.
NEW rOfiK, March 3, - Further
startling revelations In New YOrks ro-
V'e scandal wer" msde today wn.h As.
siitant Bisir.rt Attorney James T.,
smith announced he had evidence T.
show that at ieas, 800 dlsordefsy house,
are being operated under pole. lroicc-
liln.
Three Inspection districts Of tho 30.
Ice department, are Involved. snIih
t'id Witnesses held thus far ar, t1r.
eerned principally with alleged sraf,
and bribery In the OLD tenderloin d;,.
triC.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
PETE ADAMS IS
ONLY MEMBER OF
OILERS UNSIGNED
Abbott is Not Counting on
His Return Anyway.

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Wm "' we xonH ""rmety
' isvv nsndrs Hrl"ti
snnna ~ ''Whl" Tesss. nnd Amer
,'ms ,r'" ~"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
NIGHT NEWS
SUMMARY

NAsUINGTOS house. ny 4,
parry line vote. i5, 10 iei. declared the
judiciary committee io conduct nm ia.
Nesilpsi'on of the conduct of Attorney
G'ntfaI Palmer In connection With m,
price of Louisiana sugar.
fAlsis-The Tfcnch go,.rEm.nt wifi
MAKE determined opposition TO any
r"'if Oa 0f the treaty ~ Versatile. taat
would modify her claims on Germany
LoNLON-Eddls HeGoorty. Amer,. q.
can hght hravscisht. defeated In the
th.r,e.n'h round by FRANK Goddard. AZ
English hsayyseisht.
WASHINGTON - Former Secretary
MoAdoo issued a stsiemoot outlining
plan Tor reducing federal tsser bil-
Hon dollars.
Los ANGELES - Jack Dempsey.
heavy s'irbt ehsWIioa, and Jack
krhrns. his manager. furnished bonds
of t.so0 zach FOR thsir appearance. In
federal court At Fan Pranolsc Nsvch
20 10 answer an indictment chss zipr
conspiracy 10 evads the draft.
NoRvOLk-rhs sssamsr rourh
WNW tuufl -tVuI mem
btrs OF The crew In Irons and guarded
BY b'ueJscksia Tbs men are said to
have mut,nisd.
CORPUS CHRISTI. Ttrs. Prisoner.
IN the kuecss OSubty Jail frustrated a
Jail delivery attempted by Jesse Brous
rsfd, negro. by forcing Brousrard
into room where he later MAS killed
by officers ard eiti,ens.
DulATH-Jack Carney. editor OF
The Truth" radical paper. con.
'ici'd on a charge OF violating the
espionage act.
WAsHlSGToS-rhs bureau os In.
fsrpAl revenue announced an .xtension
10 May Of the time for fling income
'aH returns by corporations.
ST. CHARLES. A,k.-Tvo rh,.
mAstcd men robbed the Bank OF ~.
Charles of t'Do and escaped.
THE HA1uE--Hollsnd's reply % The
last aI'led note concerning the sItraa
Germany completed.
dltlon of former kmpesor william Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
THEATER BILLS

Emwsss thsatsr. ie:ss Z. n. u
n,S y. In.--"The Miracle Man"
Majestic thcatsr. 10 q. m, TO 1915
y ~ --f'e-e'd'"r tarsar IN Tn,
Nsms Of The Dsssst;' sssisl: COM
.stf, .s@. ass- u.
New Polly thsatsr. 10 .. N. to
ls;u ,. m.--ehivisy n1sspa 10 tn.
RescuisG AnSei,' serial: comedy.
Drramisnd thsatsr, "A .. m. To u
y. ~ --De"-'-s y ,r'- ~ts !. Peach.
lae ~ ~ Nssa;" esns1y. ssriai.
LlhvrU tAeetsf. coailnseue ~,
esss,aace-'TAs Minis WRtAr
SylA ,Aratsr In v ti,to .. =.
--vs6devlA< and pscswss~. OF.
shee thaptss. Mslinee end sigAt
.-ss.s .. .. e A's's' esSsaay, ssaa'sss
SverAsisss thessss. sas . g.
TIE fSpsy Tvsil-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

when thv irainyog season opens the
Boosters siii have quantity, " not
Ypalliy, fnr .ycry p,Bitlon IN The team
The sr,siest trouble seems ~ he in
getting gypd ou'f.sIdeIs pne ~ iFei
f"gtillr ulitI. ldrrs are needed sui fhe
hssss, eEpec, harder time IN fu,ns
thsss holes tan N tha ipfsll
Pitcher fred b.hefn. Who was villa
The booiors me strlY pStt II ih. igi9
season and oH The fusp, nitd is, the
hst falf for not fcrgng in roiNi Inu
has written 20 Manager ia,p cato
thti b. u In fiue fern and ready ~
give his beet 10 the club th.s year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

FISlIL OHIO. DIT'Un r fCD
fuuHs f.fm'r mHI. gur t'tshrr.
shp hsH b'rpn' 20 tI,.tsHrl farmer.
u ddng hia SWlrx ifaiuIug In the
N'lds shiis ball pHSsfE at" tnlorinH
the bsbny bf,'r,- down Ft4M Y1urs
fs,sts hogs. sir,p cattle ans sh,a
Ne s"is that i' stli. stts ~, taaebaIl
lever Ia Spiins mr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
Rfsas, GoN R,tatd,

ElbNFt - .t. NuHrtlis be
Ilsyc' sho ran Justly ay rhnn 10 a. .
.uiy rch .,Ipei Ist ~ ne gulf Inks
"" IL j. ~ klrAa GOD nj ,hs river.
dale club, Who has lr1s,u hs toss th,n
seven c"urs" f,totis IN 49, many
'oupss IN Ule Autiyodcs
hltkSoods record. bfraiins perform .
Ah'cs Ic ss follow Hnyal y dney.
70. hNefdsls. ~ Nirior,. "a Metro.
p"lll"n. 90 Marley. ~. kIlisra. 81.
LtitfHich. &C.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

Any time the buus want 10 round
up tho gay cate and yeeos they
RAID the baek rocsus of the chee.
oists bsssars. No Srittsr can WORK
without first hypiru himself up on
set OF cherry phosphatss. Tho
csiirium tems1s boudoir 10 fuii OF
chewing gum atdicts. The country
Is going 20 che spanisls al a saoa.
arco CLIP.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
A NEW LINE
OF GAGS
by "Bues" Bssf -
lOllXROR QRCigl

The horn trimmed. terteiss. .sksiisd
scientists have figured that whsts lett
Of these oiorisue tree ana Independent
works 10 On . tssrifie candy dsbaueh.
S--~--
" aA established souss can't grab
of his rnii,ers he must have candy.
That's the reason M many confset,on-
nry dives have sprung up In tho Loop.
Law and order " down 10 f,st bottom
sefo and iolly pops and crime ruls The
tnurna amsni. soda water dens have
srrung up fish, under the noses Of ,ho
rofcs soda water under n cope heak
10 kerious business
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
~hers 20 aim the finger. Ard pointing
10 woed aieoho, 10 erly q blind ousss.

Apfh.fs sond Their daughters TO
NIasnf Rnd tr,n Nsnr 10 10 educated
aud whli h1rp.ns' Th.y ,auio Ia con-
tict MN vicious d,bu,Huics and r..
IIrn hH.n' Writled nnd broken fudge
rtrWP \ i'fsrntd ciflmtl pouu-
rti.i... The ~ Kecity cure utd
Then nsrry a decent Eiri who never
Hte ,.H.s nl Itf 4i, Ne has rrns
Uho turn oct Go Do" cough drop hends
fnu con never tell wien Flfrats ni
sugar alh run In a iau,ly It's an eS-
p'usiy' hsbi, Tn, sius - the father
rhall be visited UPON the sun Ana the
,Hins ~ ~" mother rLau he VISITED
upon tho spn.in law.
The criminal who has been oolre
around shocking an the leaves on
rubber D'snts Is believed TO be
son Of wealthy parents who Nd
MIN sugar IN his youth. N's finger
ptints Ssrs 10 nd on the smbfoid.
cred dJShss IN the most expensive
candy bohes. The police are svrs
that HE picture 10 IN the ssIIsry.
There IL evidence that mere sehoo,
children are inrmlng tho candy habit.
4 powerful iollypop ring furnlshss tho
KIDS with innocent looking all.dsy
slicrerr which have 4 kick like a hob
hled rabbit once the youngsters form
the habit they are gumdrop rniifers
for 'ifo. The new X r q C. or the
socisty for the Prevention ~ Candy to
children IN working on 4 ease where
mgnths-rld chii was gwen
tRffy ks,ts In a borbon sr'akeap.oA and
wasn't able 70 valS TOT the next sin
months
-
transparent candy solmaIs 10 a CLOAK
Tor, the seounersls who mis- blind
eaof, tissrs In with the other harm.
,sss knietnaeks.
4 three. weeks old infant got hold ~
on" of those hind candy tigers and
was picked plenty Tho secret service
is unable to grab the facis as the bah,
~ 80 r,used that II cant talk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

Wiils 70 Wrs,,s
NFW YORK; Ilsuy N,lr. nsgu
htaFys s'lahi VII t.sn abandon r.g
iiug fuf Mo- Nt,sN'Hg m,t. ~ b. taIA
we HiHFs 80 fnd nlnr,IfH In la
division II given ~ iho osusr fpr ~
IsDun,d du IriYn tJfiko W. Ntrs'lig
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
Truls,le

Tfulstle,
one touch ~ MINOR makes the vhSlH
world chin 4
hiGui his time NJ the year the ceo9
~ Il stnuld be- brought 10 see the sss
rurs ~ his weights.
pr0f~SRor has all those thiRO
'a'ktf ~ ~ his nam. Just 70 show
that ls got there by degree.
Love " said 70 be blind Wen, n cers
lhlntlN makes spectscies Of sosne poos
Ils - AIInnn.- MkkAIlne.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

CINCINNATI. ohIo. March s,--Msn-
aver pst Moran with = srsad a play
Il eax,,~ tss.hai, club tc"rds1 = ram
here This morntnE for Miami. Fla.
whsrs sring training viii begin sex,
Monday.
Refusal OF lnfleider Usiais Greh yes.
itrday 10 attach his eiGnaiure "a a
eie, 900 contract resulted IN his b<Iae
ien behind. Groh insisted upoa r~ceiv-
Ink VII 100 snd declared he could not
way ball this year. nniess his terms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
Scarce as
hens teeth.
Here They Are
Blue Beauty.
Woolens

and just In time for Easter. Maybe
YOU have noticed that other tailors are not
advertising blue ssrges. There's q gssd
reason why-they can't get them. We 70
far out Of our way TO yet the hard to
get w00lens for our customerA That's
why We do mere business tkaa ether
tailor& AID. believe ~. W had 10 10
some 10 get these Blue Beauties Ter ysu b
time for Easter. And youT have 70 70
sOme IL you want . suit made up Of this
alI. wool material.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

va would hhs 70 poiNt 70 ether
kists sf sleohol. but ws dent know
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

mies u the champ Gni his Rsannser
and m. sropnilon Tho Erand Jury's
action wss prompted by ch,fgrs made
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-24
TOXIC Japan TO
BUILD SUBWAY
Oriental Metropolis Driven to
Western Methods Account
of Congestion.

TOXIC, July 2i.-Toklo is to have "a
subway, the first In Japan, a charter Tor
which has just been granted This is
part OF big plan for improvements
IN transportation facilities In Toxic and
Osaka, which will involve the oxpendI-
decision Of the authorities 10 undertake
these Improvements has followed bitter
complaints OF poor service
Owing to the increasing reputation
the street cars OF Toxic are so over
crowded that IL Is common sight 10
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-24
CONFIDENCE ALL
YOU NEED, SAYS
WOMAN BANKER

WASHINGTON. July "a by Interna-
tional News Service - Forget sex Is
the advice OF Mrs. Edith Wallace Pr
chon, bank director and big business
woman, to girls who would succeed In a
business career. III a woman Is going
to compete with men, says Mrs,
Pichon, she must get the notion out OF
her head that there are some things she
can't do because she Is woman, II
work she must do the work Of a man,
And she can do II II she only believes
in herself"
Less than eight years ago Mrs
Pichon went TO work for the Fidelity
Savings company as a bOokkeepcr ana
stcnographer Today she sits on the
board of directors, the third woman IN
Washington to hold such a POSITION. In
stead OF taking diCtatinns and adding
up long columns OF figures In ledger,
Mrs. PiChon now dictates her own or
ders and helps to direct matters OF
policy OF the institution, matching her
wits with other big guns Of the financial
world.
With three children to support and
determined to bring home man $
salary, she mapped out plan Tor al
vanclng herself which she has tol-
lowed consistently, First she was pro
NOTED to the position of head BOOK
keeper. Two years ago she was ap-
pointed auditor of the savings depart
ment. when "A vacancy occurred re-
Gently on the board OF directors the
hank officials held a brief conference,
There was only one person, theN ue-
cjded, who would exactly III into that
position, and accordingly Mrs. IlchQn
was notified that on July she Wouiu
take up her new duties as director
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-24
FARMER |NVENTS
DYNAMO AND GETS
JUICE FROM WIND

FARGO, N. d, July "a (By Inter-
national News Service. Gov. Lynn J.
Frazier has installed on his farm, near
Hoope, a plant which viii transform
the wind into electricity to heat and
light his home and operate his farm
machinery.
The machine is the invention of
George Manikowske, n North Dakota
farmer. II has been called "the most
remarkable piece of wind driven ma
chinery ever produced by man" An
ordinary windmill supplies the motive
power. Manikowske's problem was to
store the power Of the wind for use
in periods of calm.
n belt placed around the wheel of
the windmill Is attached to a dynamo
Wheel and dynamo are attached to a
heavy steel standard running UP through
the windmill standard so that they
swing together with the wind There
are only three rotating parasitic wind
wheel, the idler and the armature Each
part rotates on either roller or ball
bearings packed in hard oil BY driving
directly from the wheel to the belt the
machine utilizes almost 100 per cent of
the power of the wind
The speed of the wheel Is governed
automatically by the blades. which open
IN gale and close in light breezes
Inc governor works so perfectly that
the speed of the wheel remains CON
stantly the same. The electricity gen
Grated is conducted by wires TO n stor-
age battery and power plant in the
basement Of the residence, from which
1t Is distributed through an automatic
switchboard.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-24
Chinese Prepare
To Entertain y. s.
Congressional Party

SHANGHAI. July 24--Plans to ex-
tend an elaborate welcome to a party
of American congressman coming to
China in July are well under way in
Shanghai by order of the Picking gov
eminent The view expressed in Off
cial quarters is thar this visit of the
congressman affords the first opportun-
ity for China to express its gratitude to
the United States for the stand that
was taken at Washington upon the
Shantung question.
According to messages received the
congressional party will number 1856 and
win arrive in Shanghai after a stop in
Hawaii the latter part OF the month
Special trains are to be placed at
the disposal Of the visitors through
Nanling, on to Picking and to Mukden
where the members Of the party will
become guests of tno Japanese gov
eminent and will he taken on an ex-
tended sightseeing tour through Korea
and later through Japan. Everywhere
banqucta receptions, excursions of vari-
Gus kinds presentations and other af-
fairs are being arranged
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-24
BUSINESS MEN
USE A|RPLANES
Fly From Country Homes to
City and Back-Discard
Automobiles.

NEW YORK. July 2i.-About 100
BUSINESS men scattered throughout the
United states more or less regula rIN,
ly IN airplanes between their homes
~ the country, at the mountains or
Tue shore TO their city offices accord
Ing 10 an estimate Of the Manufacturers
Aircraft association. The humber ~
lunefaht aerial taxi drivers" who
larry passengers on short but remun-
erasIEe flights Is placed ut some 400
mere ls steadily increasing de-
,nahd Tor aircraft Of the commercial
III TipJi, says report made to the asso-
va uuh nut contrary to some puh-
lshtd reports. the demand does not
equal The supply. Factories now in
operation in the United States could
construct 10 times the number Of air
Sraft which optimists estimate would
be required this year"
A trip throughout the country talsen
by representatives Of the association
revealed some interesting uses To which
aircraft are being put. In Seattle dur
ing the tourist season" the inycstira
tors reported, "a passenger aIrpiane
makes daily runs over and around
Mount Rainier, flying at 90 900 feet
some 5000 feet above the mountain
Al the Santa Barbara seaside re.
sort Tying boat is in daily operation
over the channel, two Of its most in.
letesting passengers during the early
part OF this year having been the king
and queen Of Belgium. Regular flights
are being conducted over Southern
California with a baby blimp.
There IS considerable agitation for
an extension OF the aerial forest ma =
troll Of California, which has been in
strumental in protecting life and prom
crty from fire loss. The california
Rice Growers association. which last
year established a service patterned
alier the forest patrol over $4,000 acres
u rice lands has enlarged this eer-
vice to guard double that acreage
Two flying boats are being used
for transporting supplies from seattle
TO a mining company in British Co
lumbia