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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-06-07

J. Q. Reynolds has moved from his
River R Dad tract to the Garden
Tracts.
Grin Beinhart arrived this after
moo from the U. S. Veterans Hospital
Tacoma and will spend few days
at his home.
Burns Brown spent Sunday at his
home. Burns has been working on a
dairy farm near Pasco since school
closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. King have NOV
ed their household goods from Walla
Waila to Pasco where they will make
their home.
]. r. Gardner is spending the week
in Yakima looking after business in
terests. Mrs. Gardner is visiting rel
atives in Prosser.
Mrs. John A. Shaw and daughter,
Clara Jean Of Spokane arrived We'd
inesday for an extended visit with Rev.
and Mrs. John A. Shaw.
Gene Spaulding, Bud Richter and
Harold Garrett drove to Walla Walla
Wednesday morning with Mrs. A. w.
Graham and Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Peacock and
family of Yakima were guests of Rev.
and Mrs. L. j. Aldrich this week. Mrs.
Aldrich accompanied them to the Pho
neer Pageant at Walla Walla.
Mrs. Ellen j. Williams returned last
week from an extended visit with her
daughter in Kansas City, Kansas, and
with friends in Missouri. At present
she is making her home with her son
c. c. Williams.
Mrs. Reuben Catching of Los An
geles spent the latter part of the
week with her sister Emma and
brother, Louis Tweedt. She was en-.
route to Wallace, Idaho, her former
home
A. P. Durbin returned Tuesday
from a ten days trip to the coast,
which included stops at Tacoma, Kel-
SO and LoHgview. Mr.. Durbin says
he failed to find any place that looked
as good to him as Kennewick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richards
drove from Taft, California last week
and were guests at the home Of Mrs.
Richards sister, Mrs. C. E. Hunt.
From here they went to Spokane to
visit friends.
Honoring Mrs. H. E. Holloway of
Eatonville,- who is house guest of
Mrs. R. E. Reed and Mrs. Earl Norris
of Seattle, who is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. p. Bergman,
Mrs. C. F. Winkenwerder was hostess
for four tables Of Five Hundred Mon
day evening. High score was held
by Mrs. j. A. Hatch. Roses, pansies
and other flowers were used in dec
Grating.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-06-07

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-05-05
Mh INHERITANCE O0E THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND WELL KEPT NES COUNTRY YOU ARE INVITED tn INST
I'LL GMS AMI SPHD WHILE M@ CITY DEAD Tl0S MORE LIKE NK WITH N MS ITS FIN
S ANU lis Placid SURROUNDINGS THAN DOES LIKE THE LAST RESTING PLACE FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
THE WAY TO GET THERE.

M F T 5G1Pn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12

Die. 10.--Motivalo por Ia marejada
TN este puerto V fuertes vientes norte
no Ian podido .tonar, puerto los va
pores Ponce Monteso el Helen.
La Junta de subastas para la cons
trIcci0n del nuevo Hospital adjudic0
por unaninidad II los Srcs. Julio L..
Martinez y Lorenzo Lilcano Gichas
sahras por su proposition aS:'endenden
te a $S11S2,5 ctvs sea $t.125.6S
ctys. mas economical q. la de sus compc
tidores Srcs. Higuera Y Resosa.
Tn eXperto del Departamcnto de!
Interior llegarl cn brevc a esta ciu
dad para revisar las instalaciones el6c
t!icas particulareS que no eSten Ell
condiciOnes dc seguridad contra incen
dies, pueS con el fun:i0namiento de
Ia Mueva Piarta El6ctrica es IN serio
peligro las instalacitnes va viejas yI
averia1aS.
Para 81 Jueycs anuncia el Cine
Victoria Ia presentation de III precio-
sa pelfcula 'El Bcso RO6aAlo' Y para
81 Vielncs 'Kismet super especial.
Hey Sc rcunicron en- Ia Oficina del
Hon, Comisionat0 del Scrvicio Pdbli=
60 el Sr. San Milldn Y varios ca5allc-
rcs con objcto de cohstituir cl Comit61
local dc THE MEMORIAL 1SSOCTA-
TION, maHana ccmen2ardn las yes
tiones para Ia recaudaci6n dc fondos |
con cl indicado ohjcto.
Ell cuartcl de Ia policia dcsca que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
INTENT0 SUICIDARSE

Entre dos tres dc la. madrugada
del dfa 6 ltl c3iIiente, en- una finea
llamaha Santa Barbara, balrio 10
yo-Mnlas dc Carolina. intcnt6 suiri-
darse en- casa de su hermano Francis
60 Gonzalez, Ia scilora Monserrate Con
z;ileZ, negra, como de - 60 anoS dc
CjNd. infiri6ndosc una herida grave
cen I'm cuehillO. en- II cuella. Sicndo
coltduti. al Hospital Municipal. don
dc qued0 reclufda. FL juez municipal.
invcstig6 ell caso Y Sc deSprendc que la
ihfcIi2 Se1ora titnc reltnrbaGas Sus
facultades mentalcs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
EDrC4O
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO:

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO:
A Segundo JimGnez Torres, 0 sea el
denapdado antes mencionado;
Por Ia presente Sc notifca a usted
que Sc ha presentado en- Ia, ,Ofcina del
-Sscretario de esta Corte del Distrito
judicial Gle Humacao, la dernanda de
ia actora antes citada.f en- Ia cual soli-
cita que esta Corte dicte una senten-
cia declarando roto disuelto el vincu-
10 matrimonial cue lie une a usted, ale
gando que hace mas de cinco amos. us
ted sin causa alguna y contra la volun-
tad de ella. abandono el hogar conyu-
gal, marchanAoss a vivir los Essa-
dos Unidos, en- donde ha residido des-
de entonces Y negandose reanudar
las relaciones matrinoniales; debiendo
quedar bajo la patria potestad de la
demandante los tres hijos habidos en-
su natrimonio i1nponiendo a usted
las costas del pleito.
y habi9ndose acreditado que usted
Sc halla fuera de Pueto Rico, el Hon.
Juez de esta Corte. a peticioh de la
demandante. ha ordenado la publica-
ci6n de edictos fin de que pueda us
ted ser einplazado.
Por 10 tanto, Sc noti6ca a ttsted que
de no comparecer a contestar 'dicha de
manda dentro del terminoAd de diez dias
despues de notifcado 81 la notification
Sc hiciere ell el distrito 7 dentro de
les veinte dias 81 Sc hiciere fuera del
distrito, pcro en- la isla dc Puerto Ri
co dentro de los cuarcnta dias 81 sc
hicierc en- otra partc, la demandantc
podra obtcner una sentencia, de acuer-
do con Ia suplica dc su demanda.
Expcdida bajo mi frIna, hoy en- HUI
macao, j. X. i dc dicicmbre de 1928
A. Ramirez Jr.. Secretario Corte- dc
Distrito-Por: Luis A. Cuevas, Secre-
tario AuXiliar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12

de ejecuc;on librada por esta Hon.
Corte en- el case arriba expresado, he
embargado procedere vender, al
rnejor postor, Ell publica subasta, en-
rnoneda legal de los Estados Unidos
de Norte America, la siguiente propie-
dad: a@,... -'3s'
&" "URBANA, casa terrera, de made
ras, techada dc tejas de barro, mar
cada con Ell Ntmero IL en- la calle
= BETANCES, de Juncos';; en- lindes
por el Norte con casa de Lucas Cas-
tro; por ell Sur con otra de Agustin
Miranda por Ell Este con la calle de
ST. radicaoion Y por el Oeste con otra
de Ia SUCCESSION de Julian Miranda"
,'' Dicha stbasta Sc llevara efecto
en- el salon de actos de la Corte de
Paz de .Iuncos, bajos del edifcio
Ayuntamiento; calle Doctor Barreras,'
el dia % de!dicisrbre de 1928. a las
9 A. NJ. debitndose consignar c1 pre-
clio de la oferta en- el mislno acto de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12

EINO ARROLLADO IOR IN AUTO
Aver, II las 2:l5 D. IL. en- Ia Gale
San Justo. cl autom0vil NJ. 49+i pro-
piedud dc Mpnpel Fcrndndez, de cata-
10. que suiaha q chauffeur CUTLER
NO Fesnandez. No. 12tlj. rcsidentc en-
Licho pueblo, arroll5 al niho Francis
co Betancourt, de $. de cdah. .ccasio-
ndndclc ,contuSiones de pron6sii ico re-
servado. sicndp asistiGo en- III; sala de
soccrros pas6 su rcsitIen>in. cIr la
calle Infantn Luisa ndmero Is en- Ia
Marina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
PREMIO DE HONOR

En- la reunion llevada a cabo el do
mingo proximo pasado, en- la residen-
LA de los esposos Storer- Tavarez, en-
Miramar, con el objeto de adjudicar
premiosa 4 las discipulas de Ia eminen-
tie piansita, senora Elisa Tavarez de
Stordr, obtuvo premio de honor, con
medalla de ORC, la mia Enriqueta Gil
norio Coll, Meta de nuestro particular
amigo, doctor SCayetano Coll Y Tozte,
iluStre histociador de Puerto Rico.
La rMa Enriqueta solo cuenta niue
We amos de edad, sicndo esta la ter
cera vez que Eana pren2io de honor
por sus adeiantos demostrados en- el
arte &c la musica.
Enviamos nucstra felicitaci6n Ia
nena que tan temprana cdad ha sa-
bido conquistar laureles, haci6ndola
axtenstvas a stl diStinguida faqnilia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
D. (,EtAYANILLA

AMIGOS q.o ccncurrieron al bale
cue sc ncr5 a efc&to en- cl Casino de
Cuayanilia, Ia nochc del domingo pro-
xiao rasado, nos han dado la impre-
sion de aquol acto, cl cual, a juzgar
p3r sus manifestacioncs, result6 SUI
nltacnte ccncurrido y animado, vien-
do.e en- los saloncs del Casino, dis
tinaudas fan?ilias de los pueblos Ii
mitrofc;
Fl bale Dc refercnoia cerr6 esplen'
didameotc Ii semana de la fiesta que
vcnia 2cIcGr.ndose en- aquella pobla-
ION. .,
Nucs.la feIieitacion a la Birectiva
de aqucl centro social que siempre
trim.a On los actos cue inicia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
NOTICIAS DE ARE DO

Sc nresrnte recoger una carta que
tiene ali del Deartamcnto de III que
ira el ex-solda u viyiano lopez. veci-
no de la barriada &c Santo Dominsp.
Sc cstdn hacienda rrucbas con el
nucvo acueducto no habiendo a1n da-
do la mayor preston.
-Mailana martcs. ST rcunc Ia Asam-
blea Municipal. cOg el lin de tratar i'm
portantes asuntos.
CorcSponSdl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12

Ia subas;a cl lcitador debcra confor-
marse con la titulaci6n cxistcntc.
San Lorenzo, p. R., dicicmbre 6, 1923.
j. c.. Agzuaga, Marshal Corte Muni-
cipal de San Lorenzo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12

Los iegimos levan cl nombre gabado ESQ losgaranza
THE VAIL COMPANY, Nueva York, Z. U. de A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12

tEfa Observable Ud cuantas mujeres Sonrentes tenen
ahora dientes hermosos briantes2 iY ha notado 10
mucho que eStos dieptes hermosos contribuyen la
beleza?
Millones de personals combaten hoy diaramente la
pecua-esa pelcula suca que Sc fila sobre los diem
tes. han acanzado resutados que, cuando I'd los
conozca, va podra corformarse sin clos
: La pelfcula es desagradable la vista
I'd puede sentir sobre los dientes una pelicula
pegajosa, la cua esta fernando constantemente.
Ell del cepillo solo basta para destruirla
frecuencia queda nacta forma la base de capas
sucias manchadas.
La pelicula es Ia que Sc mancha, no los dientes La
pecua el orgen del sarro Retiene las particulas
de aimento que Sc fermentan forman acidos Retene
los acdos contacto con la dentadura produce
la carries.
En- ella reproducen los microbes por nnillones.
Estos con el sarro la fundamental de la
piorrea Por consiguiente la mayoria de las enfer-
rnedades de la dentadura las manchas sobre los
dientes, Sc atribuyen hoy dia la pelicula.
Actualmente millones de personals hacen este
Para conservar la dentadura era precise combatir
la peicula la ciencia dental, despues de muchas
investgaciones encontro dos meodos de obtener
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE HUMA
Gao, PUERTO RICO.
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO.

Estados Unidos de America.-El
Presidente dc los Estados Unidos.- SIS.
Ana Davila Anguita, Demandante. vs..
Segundo Jim6nez Torres, Demandado,
Civil No. 9i9l,-DINORCIO. ...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
Sc nGCesitan SOldadOS para
d RGgimiGntO Go de Inf. de
Puerto Rico

IL Official Cmandante del Puesto de
a!iStar .ciuda amos blanc, ,.S dc Puerto
Rico. de hucna canduc:a y sa!ud. con
el fin Dr. llcnar mt~entcs futuras
r,&zaS vacantrs on pl Regimiento 60
&c infanter;ia ell Purltod Rice.
Para alistarsc 81 eXigen los si@uipn
tcs requisites -
(a) Estatura 81 rulgadas, como
mfl4imo.
(h) Peso sin rupa 120 libraS.
frD Edad de Is - Hnos. Los me
\ nolrs de Il dcherdn prpsrntar
el consontimicnto per esrrito
de sils padres y niadrcs, o tuto-
res I'odos dphrrdn tracr ST
parida de- naciM icLto. atfi-
davits de dO# personals que CO.
nDzcah su eslad. ATlicuntrs Que
no presenter los palples arriba
rcqueridGs, no striI acpptadoH.
ca Instruction. Sahra lcer V Is.
criiir "l casSllano.
(rD f.Sta,o ssiter0.
ND Hcfcrcnvias. Dos cartas que
aclclitcn la buena conducta de-
solictautr Ctk In municipHlidnd
de SuS rcsidcnca.
ESta cs una buMra opoGtruiilud pa
ra aGUrllpS one hAyan S"ryido rA 81
ejGlrito Y ten@a Il documcnto de lir,n-
cianicEto honorable. .
Los j6venes intcrcSados dcbru pre-
sentarsc ,I,crsGn0lmcnte al Ayudantc
on Fl Cuartcl de Ballajii. San Juan
L. Il. en- Dicicmbrr II. 1898.
.-9Nn EGN mMI u -RG MnEmE3 - q =
E 0 M e 0 n E S
Franceses
"C0LMAD0 FONT
.--.:1 - s iEa IN a ilGsGE GsalE l.Ia q .Ei
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
DISTRLTO JUDICIAL MUNICIPAL
DE SAN LORENZO EN- LA CoRTE
MUNICIPAL.

Estados Unidos de America.-El
Prcsidente de los Estados Unidos.-
IS, S.Jos6 Rotger, Demandante. VS..
Clemoncia y Juana Castro, Demanda-
das Civil No. 766.-COBRO DE d..
-NERO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
PRECros coNvEN1ENTEs.

PRECTos CoNvENIENTES Lo son
los de los talleres, electrico y necanico
de Andreu. Aguilar & Co., donde hay
capacidad experienced para hacer a
su CAIRO cua,quicra reparaci6n por diff
Gil que sea. Envicnos su CAIRO y que,
dara I'd satisfecko. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
Sus Dientes Como Perlas
Seran I'm attractive mas-Destruya la peIicula

resutado los principaes dcntisas de todo e mundo
recomlendan su uso diario.
Sc Ea inventado nuevo dentifrco preparado ex-
presamente para cumplr con los requisites modernos
que incorpora estos destructores de la pelicula
Este dentifrico Sc sllama Pepsodent. Mlones dc
personas que han visto resultados 10 ahora
dos veces al dia disfrutan, vera I'd, de una
dentadura mas blanca, mas limpia mas sana. G.
La boca Sc conserva alcalina
Otro resultado consiste aumentar la alcalinidad
de la saliva e objeto de neutralizar los acidos
que producer la carries.
Cada aplicacion aurnenta ell digestive del almidon
en- la saliva para digerir los depositos amaceos que
Sc adhieren los cuaes, 81 deian fermentar, for
maran acidos.
De este modo cada aplicaci6n aumenta en- la boca
las fuerzas proectoras naturales de la dentadura.
Los resultados le sorprenderan y convenceran.
Tambien observara I'd. que el aseo de la dentadura
puede hacerse de mucho mas efecto.
Envfe ell cupon recibra un tubo para diez dias
Observe que limpos sienten los dientes, despues
de usarlo. Fijese la desaparicion de la pelicua
viscosa. Yea emblanquecen los dientes a
medida que desaparece la pelicula. Entonces com.
prendera I'd. por que recomienda en- todas parties
este nuevo mstodo Recorte el cup6n ahora nismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
EDICTO.

70, Jose &. Ar&uasa, Marshal de la
Corte Municipal del Distrito Judicial
Municipal de'San Lorchz9 P. r.
AL PUBL4CO HAGO SABER:
Que, en- cuaplimiento de una orden
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-27
DEMOCRATS TO BACK
COURT, SAYS HOUSE
Former Confidential Adviser To Will
son Sails For Europe

NEW YORK, May 26.-Col. e. M.
House, once confidential adviser to
former President Wilson, sailed to-
day on the steamship Homeric, pre-
dieting that a majority of the demo-
cratic senators at the next conVen-
ing of Congress would vote for the
permanent court of International
justice advocated by President Hard
ing.
There may be three or four who
will not vote for the court. but the
majority will" the colonel told news
paper men
What the democratic national
convention will do l have no knowl
edge AS to whether the League of
Nations will be one of the issues, is
a question now in the laps of the
leaders"
Colonel House. who was accom-
return home in September. From his
laconic answers, newspaper men
gathered the impression that the
league would absorb his attention
while abroad.
The only way to keep posted
upon international matters" he said,
us to visit Europe and make your
menceau and expect to visit him at
his $4,000 wooden home on the stormy
French coast at Hendee.
Upon a number of occasions l
have heard from NJ. Clemenceau. He
writes me that his trip to America
completely rejuvenated him"
Colonel House, who arranged the
Tigers tour of this country in be-
half of the league, said he expected
ert Cecil He also planned to see
Ambassador Child in Italy
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-27
NOMAN'5 COLLEGE
CONNIE NEE: NJ { n I
|S j n D { R VI \ !
So Young Women To Receive
Diplomas At Montgomery
tuesday Morning
STATE CAPITAL BUREAU 7
THE aGF-HERAID ;
Montgomery Ala. MAY 20 J

Commencement at Woman's college
was opened today with the annual
May Day celebration. Miss Lucille
Patterson eff Gadsden, daughtef of
\. u. Pltte- son. president of the
public service commission was
chosen queen of May. Fiftythree
young ladies' will be given diplomas
Tuesday morning, the closing day,
and a large number will receive Ger
tificates.
Installation of the recently elected
president Dr. Walter Agnew, is on
the program.
In conjunction with the May Day
festival featuring grace and beauty
of the pretty students of the college.
Miss Margaret Patterson OF al
ladega was inaugurated president OF
the student body, succeeding Miss
Lizzie Reed Penn of Huntsville.
A feature of the opening day pro-
gram was the meeting OF the alumnae
of the school The program. includ-
ing many progressive moves during
the year was adopted by the former
grads Saturday night members of
the literary socities met in annual
debate.
Prof. A. c. Bowen of Mllsap col
lege will deliver the haccalaureate
address at the Court Street Methodist
church Sunday morning. The senior
class will attend the services in a
body dressed in college regalia.
Meeting of the board of trustees
is on the program for Monday morn
ing Monday afternoon the annual
custom of planting ivy will be OBJ
served by the graduating class.
Or. Agnew will be formally in
stalled at S o'clock Monday night.
DR.. L. G. Branscomb will preside
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-27
WILL RADIUM At LAST
OPEN THE DOOR OF
THE GREAT UNKNOWN?

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and Keep Well, write for literature that
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so reasonable that it is within the reach
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No matter how bad your ailment or
how long standing. will be pleased
to have you try it at our risk. For full
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-27
LUSK LAWS REPEALED
New York Wipes Them Off Statute
Books

ALBANY, May 26.-The famous
Lusk laws discussed throughout the
United States, requiring school
teachers to meet standard 10y
atty" test, were wiped off the statute
books of New York state when
Gov. Alfred E Smith Friday
night signed the Downing bills for
their repeal.
The governor also signed an order
for the converting of an eXtraordi-
nary grand jury to investigate anew
the nationally famous Ward-Peters
murder case.
Walter S. Ward, son of George
Ward, the millionaire New York
baker. was indicted year ago for
the murder of Clarence Peters, Il
wandering youth Ward was alleged
to have admitted through his counsel
that he shot Peters because Peters
was the agent of black mail plotters.
The indictment was dismissed for
lack of evidence and a campaign soon
began to force the pening of the
inVestigation
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-27
is AXIS CLUB SPEAKER
DR.. Hendrix On Monday To Discuss
..Reffer Hnmes In America

Dr. w r. Hendrix, pastor of the
Highlands Methodist church, will be
the principal speaker at the Initial
meeting of the Axis club for the new
fiscal year, and will address, the mem
bership on the subject, Better
Homes in America Monday after
noon at 1890 o'clock in the ball
room of the Tutwiler hotel
Better Homes in America" Is in
direct line with the work of the Axis
cub for the next month. as the club
has sponsored and assumed the chair
manship of the Better Homes DEM
onstration to be made in Birming-
ham June 4 to II.
Mrs. Erie Pettus, the newly elected
club president. urges a full attend
ance at this meeting. as she wishes
to present the new executive COM
mittee, department heads and as she
expresses it, set the machinery in
motion for the years work"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-27
NEW FLIGHT PLANNED
TO COVER CONTINENT
Breakfast In New York, Supper In
San Francisco, Schedule

WASHINGTON, May 26.-The day
light to dark flight from New York
to San Francisco planned by the
army air service. is to be attempted
between June 10 and rs.
Air service headquarters announced
today that Lieut.. r. L. Vaughan
would use in the flight pursuit
plane recently built and mofeled
along the same lines as the racing
machine in which he and Lieutenant
Maitland recently established world
speed records The craft is capable
of 100 miles an hour.
The first leg of the flight will
be from New York to Dayton, O., $40
miles; the second to St. Joseph, Mo,
about the same distance; third to
Cheyenne, Wyo.. $40 miles. and the
fourth to Salduro, Utah, 40 miles.
and the last from there to Crissy
Field, San Francisco, 420 miles.
At each stopping place, 80 minutes
will be allowed for refueling and
rest Lieutenant Vaughan believes he
can leave New York at a. m. and
land at San Francisco at p. m.