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The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19
Two Seriously Wounded
In Gun Battle in East

NEWARK, N. j.. May 10
James Cenejo and Santo Rittico
were seriously wounded in a gun
battle with Federal agents at the
Essex bonded warehouse late Sat
urday night. Two others of the
band of eight who attempted to rob
the liquor warehouse were captured
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19
.BATTLESHIP
Is AGROUND

BREMERTON, May 10. Blowing
out cylinder head shortly after leav-
ing the navy yard the battleship
Oklahoma grounded late Saturday
afternoon near Waterman The battle
ship was pulled off later by three
tugs and returned here for minor
repairs,
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19
Germany and U. S.
Sign Rum Treaty

WASHINGTON, May IA rum
treaty similar to that with Great
Britain has been signed by repre-
sentatives of the United States and
Germany
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19
Seattle Man Wills
His Plant to
His Employees

SEATTLE. May 10. - o. b.
Williams, who died last Thurs
day, willed his sash and door
manufacturing plant to his EN-
ployees it became known to-
day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19
Says Presidential
Primaries Should
Be Abolished

CEDAR RAPIDS, May 10. Former
Vice-President Marshall told the
Knife and Fork Club Saturday after
noon that presidential primaries
should be abolished and the people
choose unpledged electors from
among the best men in each state
and allow them to select a president
without party dictation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19
President Is Recovering
From Bronchial Affection

WASHINGTON, May 19.-Prosi-
dent Coolidge is recovering from
bronchial affection and returned to
his office this morning but he is
suffering from slight weakness
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19
Steamer Bearing Gov. Gen.
OF Korea Is Fired Upon

TOXIC. May 19.-Thirty shots
were fired in attack from the bank
Of the river Dalde, in the north
western part of Korea, on steam-
er bearing Admiral Baron Saito.
Governor General. on his annual in
speetion tour. Nobody was hurt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19
MILLER,S LEAD SLIGHT.

PORTLAND, Orc, May Iy.-Re-
turns received here over Sunday
from Fridays primary election have
cut the lead of Milton A. Miller of
Portland over State Senator w. II.
Strayer of Baker City for the Demo-
cratic nomination for United States
Senator to 23
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19
Claims Lausanne Treaty
Be Effective This Week

TOXIC, May 10. - The Foreign
Office has informed the Associated
Press that the Lausanne treaty will
become effective within a week
through ratification by Japan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19
WORLD FLIERS
MAKE ANOTHER
GOOD FLIGHT
Cover Five Hundred Miles in
Little Over Seven Hours
Weather Ideal.

BULLETIN-YETOROFU ISLAND,
May l9.-Tho three American army
planes circling the globs arrived
at 2:30 Monday afternoon, flying
500 miles from Paramishiru Island
in a little over seven hours under
ideal weather conditions. This was
Sunday in Alaska.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19
American Ambassador
To Japan Wants to Quit

WASHINGTON. May 19.-Cyrus
W. Woods, Ambassador to Japan,
has asked to be relieved of his
duties 1t is learned here today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19
ADMITS 1T IS TRuE

TOXIC, May 70. /" Ambassador
Woods. confirming the dispatch
from Washington that he had re-
signed, said his action was due en-
tirely to family reasons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19
Mother of Governor
OF New York Is Dead

NEW YORK. May 10. Mrs.
Catherine Smith, mother of Gov. AL
Smith, died here yesterday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19

bruised jaw before some of tho
strong arm, he-petter caye-men.
1.-The he-petter thinks that Gus
tom demands an interval of pet
ting after every date, and nothing
short of war, pestilence or famine
can induce him to avoid such a
seance."
In defense of the men and at
lacking the article, one of the men
students wrote the following in an
other unsigned story:
1.-The real man gets the girl who
doesn't pet but the he-petter is
nabbed by the sheik-chasin coed" A."
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19

PARIS, May 19.-Major General
Charles V. Townsend, famous as
the commander of the British forces
at Mesopotamia during the World
War, died here yesterday afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-05-19

fcontinued on Fage Eight,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07

Priscilla Bonner IL now playing n
feature rois In George Fltxmauriee's
production. "Tarni,h." for Samuel
Goodwin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07

George Molford. for tho pas, 10
years n+dirocior for Famous Players
i.hAky, has been signed In n similar
capao'y by rirtt National pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Is Leap Year
Vogue Dying?

A M the girls Of today too bash
n ful1
or are the men sweeping them of
their feet with proposals.
Claire DO LoreE, scrcenland's new
vampire. furnishes heart throb sta
iisties OF her own case that seem 10
prove that man pops before woman
can leap. Mias Lorsz claims:
-Four hundred and eighty three let
tors from movie fans offering heart
and hand.
siItyone direct proposals. from
men met last year.
Seven proposals from men IN the
1928 list.
The men won't give us a chance
10 leap" protested Miss De LoreE.
"out OF ei proposals I have had this
year. 10 were made within IS hours
after I met tho man,
III men were less persistent ana
let time. nature and a girls heart
take It's course. there would DO 100
per cent moro successful marriages.
Then perhaps the leap year ira
dillon wouldn't bo repealed by non
observance,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
w herefore Art
Thou Perfect
Actress?

MAURICE TouRNIER Is look
wi ing for tho perfec, dramatic.
allyl motion picture Qeiroas-re.
gardlsss OF tho fact that everyone
has been seeking her for years.
should he find her. she will re.
eeiya tho leading part In belong
ing" his next First National pie
ture. Besides beieg an actress
known 10 the public. Tourneur
says his star should have these
requirements;
The deiicacy Of Constance Tai
mndEn.
The innocence OF May MeAvoy'
Tho eIy,ic appeal Of Barbara
Ia Mari
Tho comedy Of Viola Dana.
The physical daring OF Pearl
white.
The charming wistfulness OF
Mary Pickford.
The ,aEEmania o. Colleen Moore.
The intensity OF Pola Negri.
The ability 10 wear clothes Ike
corrlne Griffith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
EinOr Glyn
Writes an o.
HenryCOmedy
''How TO Educate a
Wife" Gives Right
and Wrong
Recipes

THE marriage game is getting 20
4 dlfncuis. every American hus-
band and wife foel they must go 10
school 20 learn about A. And 90
whom else could they go but Ellnor
Glyn, who since ahs burned her way
20 famo with Three Weeks has
taken tho place Of the old witch with
tile love phllter. once women kept
their husbands that way Now In
How 20 Educate a wife" Sf6 win
ton him and her the way 20 keep that
precious passion even under the pres
sure of toduy's fearful economic con
dition.
In this new. bllths comedy that
Warner Brothers are now putting
thru production. Hhe has a surprise
ending n rainbow bursting on O
tragic sky. the logic and suddenncss
of which charm like the old glorious
endings " o. Henry.
Monte Blue plays the insurance
agent. and Marie Provost, his wife,
who was a munlcurlst
There are other drawing names in
this funny piece. Claude GnlinR
water has n real fall into 4 zeal foun-
tain. And Creighton Hale Is the
smart architect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07

and one fix newton for lunch. II
has been several months since Miss
Saldi has worked IN the Famous
Players Eastern studio. bu, 6ho has
not lost any Of her favor with tho
studio employees. A delegation Of
electricians and prop men met her
at tho stage door when she arrived
She u n prime fayoriys with every.
body in tho place.
when word got around that Miss
Naldl was having n makeup test
made. {, was signal for everyone TO
stop work and rush 20 the big studio
stage. officially to welcome their IA.
vorito.
II enc were disposed 20 lapse into
editorial comment Il would DO easy
10 say that Miss Naidi has n most
radiant personality and eamarad.
erie that Is most liknble. Try 20
shy something against her In the
studio and Hos what happens. 4
fight could be started In minute
because sho has more champions "a
tho square foot in tho studio than
any other person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Mack Sennett
Tries Out Neu
Picture Talent

4 whale. porpoLse. some sharks.
swor4ash and tuna are featured IN
q new motion picture made by Mack
sennett scnnett has just returned
from a three weeks fishing trip
which took him down the coast OF
lover California 10 Cape Lucas and
Tire Cedros islands.
Crossing the Gulf OF California
sennett's party had some real battles
With a school OF sharks some sword.
ash and tuna. many OF which were
taken after terrific struggles \
onmeraman accompanied the pro
Queer on his trip and made motion
c;ures OF the deep sea FISH In
Zion. Ssnnett declares this film
ElI contain more thrills than the
fastest comedy no has ever made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07

SIta EaidI what's more. that
she never was as large as she APP
pearcd on the screen.
Il Just want 10 b myself" sT.
claimed Mia. "but writer's and crit.
les continually try 10 mako mo some
thing else. II wasn't my fault that
/ had to wear n dress that enhanced
ms size. / was told TO wear Il and
l did.
some people seek uotoriety, but
l seem TO have Il thrust upon me.
l don't take Iodine baths. as some
ono has said. and don't dye my skin
yellow"
After this little cffusion Miss Nal.
di ordered cup oI ten. with lemon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Mickey Isn't
Freckled

Freckle faced
Several enthusiastic editors Of late
nv some frrakish coincidence. have
referred 10 little Mickey MeBan OF
tho films, AZ being such. His par
tleular press agent, however. insists
tha, there arc no sun.spots HdorninE
tho youngs,srs eoun,enanco. TO
them that ain't got u go.s'-oven
freckles
Mickey Is playing a part In Hsr'
old Lloyi'a picture nt tho Hollywood
studios. He u HArold's misehievour
llttis brotherinlaw. who bangs ur
tho house In general.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Kerrigan Will
Play Role of
0 Captain Blood
Popular Star Chosen
for Character by
Popular Vote

t.REkT T.. SMITH, pfceident OF
y vltagrsph announces that J,
Warren Ksrrigan has been engaged
80 play the tile role In Captain
Hood. Buocaneor" tho polarization
or Rafael sabAtinrs romantic novel
Or days when pirates sailed tho
= 'anlsh Main.
y The selection Of Mr., Ksrrlgan was
made on the results OF a canvass
II motion picture editors Of daily
newspapers Of exhibitors fans and
tie ViaEraph sales force. or the
several thousand letters sent in TO
NItaxraph Mr.. kerrigan was sug
rtted moro frequently than any
other actor who approached the tyre
az the slngIlarly romantic Peter
l}lood.
Captain Blood" will be J. Warren
Kerrigan's greatest contribution 10
the screen. Tie played the leading
role in The Man From Brodncy +"
a Ntagraph special hased on the
novel by George Barr McCutcheon,
ana his recent releases include The
covered Wagon Coast OF oppor
tunlty and House Of Whispers, ."
The world rights 90 this novel were
purchased by Mr.. Albert r Smith
personally and he conferred with Mr.
Sahatini In London concerning the
coming production. Preparations
have been under way for the making
AZ this supcrfeature atthe Vitagraph
studios In Hollywood Tor more than
SIX months. A noted shipwright OF
london did tho research work and
drew the plans FOR the rcplieas OF
tho buccaneer ships which Will he
used in the picture. Director Smith
will begin shooting June !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Lydia Knott Is
Versatile

When II comes 20 untylng hard
knots In film drama, call on Lydia
Knott
After being seen In highly color.
ful role IN Chnpln's ~ Woman Of
Paris, which was imbued with con
unental atmosphere. she turned 10
a simple part. as Charles Rays aunt.
in the first picture 10 BIO made by
the famous exponent OF hicks since
he returned 20 Ince. It's long way
from Paris TO Hay Center. but Miss
Knott makes u swiftly and surely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Not Superstitious

( George FitEGnaurice, who directed
'cythersa-Goddess OF Love- was
born In Paris on February 10. 1855.
under stpeladders. whist.
ing In dressing rooms. lighting three
On a match. breaking mirrors and
other thirteen" combinations do not
bother him In the least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Another Sheik

Norman Kerry. tho six foot two
screen idol. who has been appearing
with remarkable SUCCESS in quhsi.vil.
lain roles. has come 10 the ineylta.
bic. He plays an Arabian sheik in
The shadows OF the East" which
j. 20 have n showing in Seattle soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
A Real Actor

Dan Mason. creator OF the Tooner.
VILE Trolley and now acting an inn.
portant role in the new william Fox
special. ''Ths Pluudcrcr." has been
acting for Is years. For - years
SIR. Mason was a featured player on
tho stage For 10 years no has been
"a featured player In motion pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
ABOUT THE DEAN CAST

a notable cast viii be aeon In the
support OF Priscilla Dean In Tho 81.
rem OF Seville" now being produced
Mt the Thomas ineo studio, Tho Int.
es, addition 10 tho distinguished cast
il Claire De Lorcx. who win be re.
membsred rs ono OF tho leading play.
ors In Three Weeks"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
ACTOR LOANED

Edmund Lowe viii play the lead in
support OF Florence Vidor in Bar
bara Frletchle." new Hodkinson re-
lease. SIR. loves engagement was
effected thru the courtesy OF the Fox
Film service, which holds an ex.
elusive contract for tho artists ser
vices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Mia Naldi Tells the World
She Has Lost "a Pounds

NALDI
~ zed into
The Param o unit
Long Island studio
Tho other day 20
set ready for her
work IN Rudolph
Valentines next
picture. "a Saint.
d Dcyii." and de.
llvercd an address
10 tho world She
wants everybody
20 know that she
nas lost - pounds
In weight And.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07

Norman Kerry and Louise Fszenda
are tho only ones 30 far selected 10
support Virginia Nalli In "clinging
Fingers" which will be her next We.
hiclc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-03
voCEs DE LA cALLE

Bayam6n, P. R., MARIO 81, 1924
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-03
eYo stoba al borde de un decaimiento'

"Tan terrible que perdf todas mis- amigas
escribe sonora de Washington. "Tan debil
que hi podia tomar parte en- una conversation
corrlence.
Hoy quisiera poder decr todas las personals
nerviosas el mundo la maravillosa cura que
obtuve con la levadura. Las arrugas han desapa-
recido tambien los pequenos desordenes de los
nervios, sintiendome hoy completamente rejuve-
necida.'
dia--sola en- galletcas, disuelta aqua le-
che. 81 10 prefere obtenga ses pastillas a la vez-
Sc conservan lugar fresco seco por dos
es la buena saud Fijese en- que sea Levadura
de Fleischmann.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-03
I'm IibrO del ST. Ra-
mon Lebr0fl

Easta nuestra mesa de redacci6n ha
llegado un ejemplar de la obra EEL
PROBLEAdA OBRERO DE PUERTO
RICO, hija de la galana y castiza
puma del Sr. Ramon Lebr6n, Jefe
Auxihar del Negociado del Trabajo.
La hemos lefdo de principle a fin
compenetrandonos a medida que avan-
zabamos en- la lectura del gran proble-
ma con que sin igual maestrfa presen-
ia Ell autor en- su obra. El nuevo IL
bro, que viene enriquecer nuestra bi-
buografia insular, como 10 indica su
nombre, es una exposition brillante y
elocuente de la situaci6n obrera que
subsiste en- Puerto Rico en- la actua-
lidad.
Vtene prologado pur Ell ex-jefe del
Negociado del Trabajo, Sr. Carmelo
Honor6 y trae como apsndice un ira
bajo sobre hygiene Y salud pIblica, por
Ell Sub -Comisionado de Sanidad Insu-
lar, DR.. Fern6s.
Presenta el Sr. Lebr6n el problema
obrero tai y como 10 padecemos des-
de Ell punto de vista social, econ6mico,
po.ittco, y educativo. Los datos que
presenta son sacados de nuestras es-
tadisticas, los cuadros que presenta en-
su libro, son, pudieramos decir, foto-
grafias de nuestra vida real.
Y. nadie como Lebron para ha-
blar de nuestros campesinos y de nues-
tros obreros fabriles. FL ha vivido su
propia vida, ounce afos en- la BAN
quota de un taller, cinco afios como
juez municipal, penetrando en- ell alma
de nuestras muchedumbres; le capaci-
tan para poner Ell dedo donde en- rea-
ldad estA La llaga.
En- nuestro pals, donde todo Sc va en-
cantarlo a la luna y nuestros paja-
ros canoros, un libro de este calibre es
una verdadera adquisici6n que hace
nuestra bibliografia.
Nosotros nos completeness en- extern
der nuestras felicitaciones las mu-
chas que ha recibido nuestro amigo
por su excelente trabajo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-03
LA IDEA DE LA EOCIEDAD
DE NACIONES ES UNA IDEA
SALUDABLE

BERLIN, abril (Cable franc6s)-
En- un discurso pronunciado por M.
Marx canciller de AIemania en- una
reunion del partido Central, este de-
clar6 que la idea de la Sociedad de
las Naciones habia sido forjada en- Ell
yunque de la verdadera democracia
Sin embargo, ell Canctller aboga por
que todas las Naciones tengan dere-
chos iguales dentro del seno de la So
ciedad. Alemania no ha podido hasta
ahora ingresar como naci6n EN- la So
ciedad debido que tales derechos no
lie han sido reconocidos hasta ahora por
nacsores que en- su afan de vanganza
quieren postergarla hasta 10 incredible.
HabIando acerca de la politica ale
mana en- el Ruhr, M. Marx, dijo que
Alemania no aceptaria bajo ningdn
concepto mayores gravamenes en- sus
exportaciones y que las nac:ones es-
taban empujandola de nuevo hacia una
nueva resistencia pasiva que duraria
mas que IA anterior.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-03

San Juan, P. r.
Estimado Director
lie agradecerfamos la inserci6n de
esta aclaraci6n en- su peri6dico, pues
entendemoS que en- La information dada
Sc ha cometido un error.
En- Ell MUNDo de aver (dia 80 de
marzo) en- la pagina seis aparece
un suelto que dice Academic ocu-
rrido en- la Planta El6ctrica de Ba-
yam6n", creyendo que ha habido error
vamos relatar los hechos tai cuaI
sucedieron:
Estando el infortunado Ado.fo Cam
pos uno de nuestros empleados mas
eficientes y cumplidor, trabajando en-
la linea de Bayam6n, cambiando unos
alambres que estaban deteriorados, Gu
yo switch perteneciente esta Inca
estaba Quitado y la corriente no po-
dia pasar; parece que algdn muchacho
ttr6 III alambre cruzando la Inca de
Bayam6n 4400 volts. con Ia linea de
Vega Baja, y de esta manera la Sc
gunda Inca cargo con corriente la pri-
mera,
4 Esta es la verdad de los hechos y
no como fueron informados, pues SO
dice en- ell dicho suelto que Ell poste
tiene cien pies de alto esta Com
pafiia, en- toda la isla no tiene un pos
te de 100 pies siendo este de 40 peis
de alto.
Anticipandoos las gracias por esta
insercion nos repetimos de usted.
Atentamente,
Juan Garcia Davila, Rafael Alvarez,
Joaquin Perez, Ernesto Martinez, Jo-
Sc I. Cuerdas.
Los arnantes somos todos emplea-
dos de esta Compafiia en- la Agencia
de Bayamon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-03
1S,241,477

En- la actualidad hay seis paises con
mas de 100000 vehiculos de motor; Ell
afio pasado solamente habian cinco. La
Argentina es Ia que ingresa en- este
circnlo escogido. indicandose Ell des-
arroIo rapido efectuado en- esta impor
tants Replblica de Sur America, por Ell
hecho de haber importado mas de
$4,000 AUTOMOBILES trucks durante
el pasado aIio.
Tres paises Italia, B6lgica y Espafia
--entran ahora en- el grupo de $4,000
a 100000, mientras nueye nacioncs tie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-03

nen en- operation desa5o0o 10000
vehiculos. Esto haeenui stDtal de l9
paises con mas de $4,000 automovilss
y trucks en- uso, contra IL 81 pasado
afio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-03
NlmerO de autOm6vdes y trucks
que en- Ia atuaIidad hafiCan
por el mund0 tS,A1,477

SO PAIsEs TIENEN MAS VEH1Cu-
Los DE MOTOR CUE P. 4. Y ESTE
cUENTA CON MAS QUE 4e PASSES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-03

PINTURA = AJUSTE y Linz
p-sza per $500 su maquina Ell
BRUJ0 OJEDA - MILLONA.
RIG - Tel. 355-- San Jose 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-03
':-Buena OcasiOn-:--

Sc vende en- Ponce ell establecimiento
Salon Edison de mds;ca, fon6grafos
y novedades situado en- la Gale Isabel
d, cerca de plaza Munoz Rivera, Pa
IA informes d.rfjase su propietario
don Jaime Pericas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-05-23
POPPY DAY" OBSERVED
IN PERTH AMBOY TOMORROW

Poppy Day" will be observed n
Perth Amboy tomorrow and the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Am eican
Legion hopes to sell thousands 'of
the red flowers, the proceeds going
to the convalescent hospital for ex-
service men at Toms River.
Mayor Wilson, who purchased the
first poppy yesterday when the early
sale at the plants opened, has granted
the auxiliary permission to carry on
the sale next Friday, Memorial Day.
as we'll as tomorrow. The second
poppy was sold to Nathan Goldberg
er. commander of the local American
Legion post. The sale of poppies at
the United Lead works yesterday
netted the women s53. Today the
Standard Underground Cable works
was visited.
Although factories have been Wis
tied yesterday and today the street
sale will not start until tomorrow
morning. Arrangements have been
made by a committee. headed by
Miss Tina Holme. to have a large
numbers of poppy ''venders" on the
streets tomorrow and several hun
dred dollars should be raised. Many
of the smaller places in this vicinity
have been allotted 1000 poppies TO
dispose of tom orrow and Perth Am
boy hopes to sell a number in pro-
portion TO its population compared
with these other towns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-05-23
WORLD FLIGHT
PUSHED SOON
Aviators Change Plans and
Will Fly on Next Tues
day or Wednesday

TOXIC, May 23 (By The Asso-
ciated Press ARMY aviators flying
around the world have changed the
plan which would have kept them
here a week. and will fly on to
Kushimo probably next Tuesday or
Wednesday.
The change was made in the in
terest of speed, the flight already
being many days behind its schedule.
AS a consequence of it, the time
spent in idleness while Japanese
navy mechanics install new motors
and overhaul the American planes,
will be reduced almost to nothing,
as an elaborate program of enter
tainment had been arranged for the
fliers and now has been compressed
so as to occupy most of the time at
their disposal The Americans ex-
press themselves as eager to press on
and declare they will fly again as
soon as possible.
The filters were to have been en-
tertained for four days in Toxic. I'm
der the change in the plan they will
spend only two days. Saturday and
Sunday, in the capital. They will
be guests at luncheons given by the
minister of war and other japanese
notables and by American organi-
cations and officials which will oc-
cupy most of the time they are
here.
Today instead of resting all three
pilots and their mechanicians spent
considerable period on their planes.
Tonight they were guests at a din
ner given by the flying corps at Ka-
sumigara, the naval aviation base,
which was their latest stop.