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The Delta independent., 1924-10-24
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furulshcd rooms Mrs. f
Gets. Phone lTeJ. S5tfo
FOR REST-By week or month advertis-
-r space in the Delta Independent. II you
Mt 10 buy or sell Just try the little ads
st Is small and results that will please.
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Church of Christ

Corner 7th and Eaton Ave.
Bible school Gas. Preaching at
II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. second and
fourth Sundays. Christian Eudeavor
meets every Sunday at $50 p. m.
You are cordially invited to meet
with us.
B. F. Stallings, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-24
First eaptIst Church

Gas, Sabbath school with classes
for all.
ll:00, Prof. Ward I. Miller will
speak at this service. His subject
will be Twenty Century Aspirations. -
$50, Young Peoples meeting.
7;S0. Dr. Ferris OF the Western
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MISCELLANEOUS

LOSr-Maltcse and white old male cat.
.p of one ear Reward. 507 Howard. Asp
ALL MAKES OF Sowing Machines repaired
nv SINGER experts. Leo f. Jones, e21
Grand. 4lfe
LOST-PackRgc containing mems tclt
Itppcrs, size g bought at Golden Rule
tore, Please return to this office. 42c
will care for your children At noon.
night or the foronoon-ln fact any time to
NIT your convenience Phone Gg-J. Mrs.
robert Fisher. 4Stfc
Guaranteed hosiery. samples
our size free to agents Write Tor propo-
luon paying $40 weekly full time. 81 80 an
our spare time. solliuE guaranteed hosiery
10 wcarCrs must wear or replaced frcr.
quick sales, repeat orders International
tocling Mills 2ae5 Norristowu. Pa. 43-52p
PIANO-we have on hand In Delta q
'iano which Is reported TO be IN excellent
condition In every respect This is n hirh-
srade instrument Of the very best quality
md We are willing Co give somebody an OK
raordnary bargain for q quick sale. n
on are Interested IN piano and expect to
buy within the nyNt two years. you cannot
afford to miss this bargain, Terms will
hc extended 10 rclinhlc parties The Bald
win Plano Co, Denver, Colo. 42-ltc
The Delta independent., 1924-10-24
Notice

All parents are warned to keep
their boys off the street on Halloween
night as no rowdyism will be permit.
ted.
BY Police Department.
43A4 A. II. Penley,
]. T, Beatty
The Delta independent., 1924-10-24
Church Of God

Sunday School at 10 a. m. Preach
ing services morning and evening by
]. D. Beardsley. Prayer services on
Wednesday evenings at 1880.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-24

FOR SALE - Second hand parts,
Ford bort, and Formatruck. Radiator
Hospital este
FOR SALE-At n bargain, ~ acres,
room house. North Delta X. o.
Daniels. 37tfc
The Delta independent., 1924-10-24

A big railroad lost s9s,9ag on its
dining cars last year. but we don't see
how.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-24

Has the stage got so bad In New
York that It shocks even New York?
The Delta independent., 1924-10-24

First Church Of Christ, Scientist
Holds services in the Library build
ing.
Sunday at 11:OO a. m.
Wednesday at 500 p. m.
Also maintains a free reading roo. n
in this building. Open Tuesdays and
Fridays from 200 o'clock to 400.
Subject for Sunday, October Goth,
Probation After Death"
The Delta independent., 1924-10-24
At The Churches
: 80 80 80 <><>
St. Michaels

Masses at s and 10 o'clock every
Sunday except the second Sunday OF
the month when mass will be at IL
o'clock Week day masses at 1880.
Sunday evening services at 7:3O P. NJ.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-24

Old fashioned statesmen split rails.
The task Of the modern one is to split
the labor vote.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-24

The bandwagon is no chummy roads
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
OPERATING ROOM
Is UP To THE MINUTE

And such an operating room. Di'
rectly under the forward nayigh.
ton bridge. on the main deck. bu,
extending practically three decks up,
ward TO accommodate the necessary
number OF portfolios for light--is5
is.inch circular lenses intensity the
light which floods the white.tiicd
chamber. This light can be intcnsl.
fled in any direction. and in any
degree. by means of controls.
Providing for night emergency
work. a gallery OF surgical high.
power flood lights make daylight dim.
and surgeons can work unhampercd
in this supcr.opcrating room under
any possible emergency.
Three antsrooms surround the op-
Grating chamber and here ARE con.
tanned the instruments and equip.
ment. including a complete sterillzlng
plant. which cares for surgeons
gowns, in fact, everything used with.
In tho white-glazed precincts.
AS in Moslem temple. YOU may
not enter with your shoes: or. rather.
footwear must be incased in white
canvas stcrilized covers. lest lurking
germs be introduced on the tiled
floorH,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
CARS FOR NAVY
NURSES HERE
And Entertainments to Be
Given for Sick Boys

Planning 20 show the ~
nurses aboard the hospital ship
a.. s. \. Keller some Of the
beauties Of our city. a motor
corps has been organized. head
ed BY Mrs Fred Markiey. Mrs,
Grace BrumbauEh and Mrs.
Edward DE Pue.
Cars viii be M the disposal
81 the nurses who are In the
Northwest FOR the first time for
their entertainment when or
duty
Mrs. George T. Green. presi-
dent OF the Women's CONNER
clal club. l. undertaking 90
supply gum and sweet choco-
late 70 the sick boys aboard the
Relief"
Mrs Geo. ". Guy. Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. Is ar
ranging to provide entertain
ment aboard ship for the SICK
sailors. and asks that young
ladies who are musical or have
talent In entertaining. commune
cate with her NJ the Chamber
OF Commerce. or call MA in
$3.50.
II Is her desire 10 mako the
stay Of the boys on the hos
pital ship while IN Seattle one Of
their brightest memories.
SO pleas. folks. do what you
can TO bring a smile 20 tho pale
lips Of the visiting gobs: re-
member - THEY NOT
COME ASHORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
SEATTLE QUEEN
TAKES THRONE
Parade and Dance lntrodue
Ruler Of Fourth of July

seattle's Independence day que,
was introduced 20 the city In d =
rade Thursday noon and with /,
monster dance al DeHoney's azt
envy Thursday evening. arranged 5
Seattle post No. II, American Lgkx
She II Miss Elizabeth Saujok.
Escorted by the police departrs,
hand and army and navy orgznhz
lions and American Legion men. M
Naujok will appear in parade. lszi
ing the City Hail park at li1s a..
ending at the Legion Headquarters 4
the Arctic club.
The line Of march will be north q,
Third ave. 10 Pike 81. west on Pln
10 Second ave, south on Second sss
10 Yesler way.
The doors viii open al DeHonYi
al S p. m and the coronation OF.
mony will start at $3.50. Accompsnie
by her six princesses, Miss Naujs
will make her debut under milit1r
and naval escort. Mayor z.
Brown viii conduct her 10 the thrua
and Rear Admiral l. VI. Mutton, 1
battleshlp division :. will crown hs
with a floral diadem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
CHEWING GUM AND
CHOCOLATE NEEDED
FOR SICK SAILORS

"WEDNESDAY. when the com.
w mittec. headed by Mrs.
Georgc n. Guy. OF the Seattle
Chamber % Commerce. visited
tho hospital ship Relief. with
flowers and home made daintics.
she found the following particu.
lar needs Of tho sick boys:
Chewing gum and sweet ehooo.
late. Anything else sweet and
toothsome. OF course-and flow.
ers ad ib. Flower containers
arr a real need. tOo-tha navy
doesn't set flowers In every port,
and is not prepared for Il.
Therefore. please REMEMBER;
Flowers with containers II
possibleL jelly. jam. home made
candy. cakes. pie. gum. viii bo
received for tho hospital ship
i,oys daily at the naval landing.
FOO, OF Washington ST, not later
than 10 a. m. Mark all offer
ings plainly; Hospital Ship Re
lief, care Capt. z. II. Madison"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
THE RAIN CAME AND
THE WIND WENT

On we went, and the rain began
to fall in real earnest. As the rain
came up the wind went down, and
as the wind went down the rain fell
harder and harder. Poor old goat
she stood with her back bumped
TO the rain. n sorry looking spec.
tacle. Bo was under bit of shell.
ter. and while we were wet ex.
ternally the rain ran off our oil.
skins and we were dry underneath
Then, great grief The engine be.
gan to miss. | juggled the gas
and jiggled the SPARK, which Is
about all there is 10 do to the little
Elto, but she gasped more slowly
and more slowly still and finally ex.
pired. And there we were, with a
rocky shore with no possible landing
on one side and the only possible
spot to land a beach about half a
mile behind
And the wind--that maddening
west wind that had blown in our
faces the iull length OF Johnson
straits-well, there was no wind
now, and the sail which we had
prepared for Just such an emery.
ency Tapped in the breeze, MS use.
less as could be, Tho oars? Yes.
wc had oars--one was In the bot.
tom of the boat--it would have re.
qulrcd unloading the whole cargo
TO get at IT, SO took the other
oar and went to the bow Of the
boat and began to paddle the boat
] back to the beach. while tho Mate
sat IN the stern and looked uncom
pllmcntary thoughts about any ono
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
saIL0RsIAN FACES
MANY ACCIDENTS

For the saiioruAan Is subject TO
a great many natural hazards
steel hatch drops. perhaps-eutting
off an arm as slick as a butchers
cleaver-the danger Of bursting
steam plpes-and the usual run Of
falls and sickness. but the number
OF accidents. nor the gruesome ma
ture thereof. do not bother the sob.
He goes serencly about his bust
ness as a protecting unit OF his
country. and takes his chances with
a quip and ioke--I have official
word for them-for In him and thru
him-God bless him-is enshrsned
the Spirit OF the navy.
And nothing Is too good for Uncle
SANS seamen. The medical staff Of
the -Rehef' contains IS specialists
tho finest the world provides
equipped WITH every facility known
TO science for keeping the sailoFmer
ut. Not for him TO worry over
hospital bIlls-loss OF wages-sur.
geon's fees. He gets the best-h'
ssn,n~.~nr ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
HARRY O'BRIEN
IL ROBBED AGAIN

somo cruel thief has again rob
bed Harry @. o'Bnen. police cap.
tain and former inspector. who has
been confined 10 his home with
illness for the last few months.
Capt. oBron reported 20 the po.
leo Wednesday night the loss Of
platinum wrist watch. set with
20 small diamonds. which he had
given TO Mrs. o'Bricn as n wedding
gift The thief has not been found.
Two nights ago. oBrien's auto
mobile war stolen from his home
SIS 18th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
TWELVE NURSES
TO TEND INMATES

Twelve nurses. in addition 20 the
army OF male attendants and order.
lies, minister TO tho needs OF tho
sick men-these Florence Nightin.
gales OF Uncle Sans hospital ships
being the one exception TO the
nayy's memorable rulo--"no women
aboard"
And 80. whether the hospital ship,
~. S. S. Relief swings ut anchor
In our harbor, or braves the pcrils
OF battle in the wake Of the fight
Ing ships OF the linc-or merely
breasts the storm.tossed waters rs
she accompanies the fleet on
maneuvers or into foreign ports
she stands for an inspiring monu.
ment to our nation, in the care II
provides for our fighting men OF
the sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
new FIGHT FOR
BONE BILL
Withdrawal OF Names to Be
Contested
$1,000 ON PETITIONS
Power Companies Accused
OF Unfair Methods

OLYMPIA. July with a total
of 1884 signatures OF registered
voters. the petitions asking that the
Bono power bill be placed on the
ballot in tho November election were
on file In Secretary OF State Grant
Hlnekle's office Thursday.
Late petitions which were to be
rushed to Olympia Thursday were
expected to swell the total to $1,000.
Thursday is the last day on which
petitions may be flied with the secre.
tary.
with the petitions with sufficient
names 10 insure the measure being
placed on the ballot now on file. tho
next move OF the Bone power bill
hackers win be 10 fight the with.
drawal campaign that has been start.
- l.. q. .--..--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
DR.. Koo Heads New
Chinese Government

PEKING. July DIR. welllng1
Koo has taken charge OF affairs 4
the Chinese government followingih
prcmiers resignation. The press
cabinet is TO remain without res
ganization for the time being.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03

Eyeglasses are row sold at ID
Burnett Jewelry Store on terms d
a dollar down and a dollar or 50
week. DR.. Taylor. one OF the leai
ing authorities on Vision in b
Northwest. Is Director OF optomsi1
for the Burnett Jewelry Stores TIM
out the Northwest. A consultatisl
incurs no obligation. Burnett Bru
9os Second Ave, which Is betwes'
Madison and Marion streets.-A1
vertisemcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
BLUFFS BANDITS
Garageman Gets His Money
Back by Ruse

Harry Stegman, night manager
Of the Terminal garage, "A w. Jack.
son st., bluffed two bandits early
Thursday morning.
Stcgmnn WAS on duty when the
two men entered and lovcled rovol.
vers ut his head Stogman didn't
argue. He handed them SIS from
the cash register.
Just then five people drove In
In nm auto.
Gimme that money, or I'll have
these folks chase YOU" Stegman
told the thugs The bandits looked
ut tho fIvver and then laid down
the money. They then made u har
ricd escape from the scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
MISSISSIPPI" BOYS,
BURNED. ARE ABOARD

or course every ship has its own
sick bay" and staff surgeons and
doctors for minor sickness and acci-
dents. but to the hospital ship so
all sevnrc or pro,racted cases
At resent the Relief has the
survive from the Mississippi gun
turret explosion accident aboard-re-
covering gradually from the horror
And not all accidents happen on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
Ross Name Isn't
on Initiative 40

Tho name of j. u. Ross, suporin.
tcndont of lighting, docs not appear
on initiative bill No. 49, tho public
school bill sponsored by the Ku Klux
Khan. II had been charged his name
did appear
Harry w. Carroll, In checking the
petitions for tho bill, announced last
night that the name OF j. ~. Ross
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03


The Relief anchored IN Elliott
hay. Is a marvel q scientific 81
neicncy. and embodies everything 20
be found In the finest hospitals
ashore
The hospital ships are the only
navy vessels equipped with ele-
yators-necessary for handling the
rolling cots
Aboard the "Rclef you will find
extensive research laboratories; a
complete isolation ward In the after
part OF the ship-mostly occupied
BY humps eascs-dental and X
ray departments. and in addition 70
the usual surgical and conyalescent
wards. one OF the most complete
and unusual operating rooms In ex-
fsfenre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
Mexican Judge Is
Wounded by Girl

MEXICO CITY. July S.-Judge
Jose Maria Pinoon. widely-known
Mexican jurist was shot and prob.
ably mortally wounded here today by
Carmen Hubbard, is-year-old Span
ish girl.
The girl surrendered Immediately.
She said the judge had attacked her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
RELIEF ALWAYS
WHERE FLEET II

And remembcr-tha Relief Is
where the feet Is Maneuycrs and
ail-high seas and always
along.
Suppose sailor on a hattleship Is
stricken. in the night. by accident
or disease. Immediately he Is start
ed for the "Rellef" in speed boat.
Meantime signals are fiaBhc d
across the Intervening waters 20 the
hospital ship, giving his exact con.
dition.
by the time the sick man arrives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
ny LINDEN PENTz
Somewhere in JOhnstone straits.


Vancouver Island. Il. c.. June 81.
Our camp in the trapper's cabin
was coxy spot and we revealed in
the warm comfort OF roaring fire
IN fireplace. The cabin contained
n bunk. table and two chairs--all the
comforts OF home, also a door which
we closed on going 90 bed TO keep
out any stray cougars that might
come around. We would gladly have
stayed In that camp longer. but felt
that we must move on.
So with morning we We're moving
again. altho our starts now are not
SO carly. due 10 the change In the
time OF tho tide. AZ we started the
sky was cloudy and looked much like
rain. but the water was compare.
lively smooth and we felt that we
would have TO chance wetting In
order 10 take advantage of the calm
day.
Until after noon our journey vas
peaceful and uninterrupted, then the
rain drops began to fall and we bat
tened down all matches. donncd our
oilskins and prepared for wet going.
We had passed Adams river. where
we had intended to stop the day be.
fore and. according to the charts.
there was no other good stop for
some time. But after bit we passed
n large cove with n creek entering
about the middle and all the signs
of good camping spot. So we at.
tempted to 20 in but found that the
entrance to tho creek was covered
with bars too shallow for even our
little boat. The beach was too much
exposed to the waves TO attempt a
In ndtnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03

at the hospital ship all preparations
have been made FOR his reception.
ana surgeons and assistants arc
ready for instantaneous action.
Bathed and prepared below--his
nerves auieted with a hypodermie--
We presume his is a surgical case
he Is placed in the elevator. sho, up
10 the Hnesthetiziug room and from
thence 10 the operating table. Al
without tho loss OF an unnecessary
--.........
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
Heat Blamed for
Wenatchee Death

wENATcHEE. July a.-Nrs. II.
W. Body died here yesterday. after
arriving by automobile from Seattle.
with her husband and Mrs. Arthur
Hamm. The body was sent back to
Seattle. The heat is believed 10
have caused her death. aitho She
had been in poor health for some
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
HOW TO SEE
UNCLE'S SHIPS

Persons without automobiles can
take either the AK or West Seattle
cars and go 20 vantage points in
West Seattle 90 view the fleet.
The Alki car is No. /. Good views
OF tho feet can be obtained at sew.
erhl points along the line or parties
can continue 10 AK beach.
Tho West Seattle car Go. - in
tersecis with the Aiki line at Ferry
ave. sightseers may 80 10 the end
OF the line or may get OFF at the
intersection OF Avalon way and I'D
mirai way and walk up Admiral way
20 some vantage point along the
bluff.
Luna park Is another place where
an excellent view OF the fleet can be
obtained. Luna park is reached on
the Aiki car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03

the ships, either. For Jolly Jack
is high hearted. joyous soul ashore
and when on shore leave, oh how
he Graves speed.
As Lieut.. Drake. escorung me,
remarked: You'd be surprised al
the number OF fractured jaws we
have when in port--Eo many OF our
gobs getting popped up TO IS miles
an hour. Hire motorcycles and then
try TO find out how fast they
ran 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
DRY SQUAD CAPTURES THREE

Mrs. Margaret Block. 80. was Il
rested at 1903 Seventh ave. s.: To
wefien. 4s, and Louis Iverson. !
were taken at ls20.A Seventh aw
and Frank Carter was ARRESTED ]
1907 Fifth ave. By the police Dr.
squad Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03

No charge made by these boats
90 transport visitors back ana forth
from the ship Several private
companies are operating for.hire
launches 20 the ship and are eharg.
ing for the trip. These boats do
not run from the navy landing.
Families with automobiles can get
a wonderful view Of the Pennsyl.
vania by driving over the West
Spokane ST. bridge and up Admiral
vyav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03

97lf King ST., had been stricken from
the rolls, as II Is not tho signature OF
tho light department head. A ], A..
Ross livcs at tho King 81, address
who admits having signed the school
measure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
Open House Aboard
Pennsylvania Plan
for Fourth" Herr
Free Boats for Everybody to Take All
Who Wish to See Battleship, Out Il
Her-1:30 to 4P. M. Set as Hours fOl
Visitors to See Battlewagon.

CEATTLE folks out-Of-town visitors who wish 10 via
- the U. s. S. Pennsylvania the Fourth Of July ma
do between l and 80 Friday afternoon.
The battleships launches will continuously all afs
the Fourth between the ship and the navy and
float at the foot of Washington ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
u. s. s. Relief Is
More Complete Than
Many Hospitals
Everything Possible for Sick and Hurt
Gobs Done Aboard Craft Fitted Up
With Latest Devices, Elevators, X
Ray, Operating Rooms, Apparatus
BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER

A RMoRED crusers-ships of the hne-may come and
n go-but the most important unit in the battleshp fleet
in many respects the ship the background the unob
structve ship seeking the the lmeght but ever
serving thru wartime in peace timehe hospital ship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
TO BUILD SEVEN
MARINE RAILWAYS

For the present great canyas
hangers, resembling circus tents.
viii be put up TO house the planes.
Two have already been erected, one
for tho machine shop and one for
tho storehouse.
These hangers will be strung
along the flying field opposite the
army hangar that was constructed
at the point some time ago.
Seven marine railways will be
built. one for each of the flying
boats. These railways will be used
TO haul the planes from the water
to the hangers.
Lieut.. Carpenter has 10 men
working with him, and Commander
Spear OF the Cannot has furnished
approximately so OF his crew to
aid. The air base will be the most
modern possible. with every thought
given TO sanitation and efficiency
Capt Moses will fly north with
the squadrons from San Diego
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
NAVY PLANES TO
ARRIVE HERE SOON

The flying GOATS and tho nine
light planes win be flown TO sand
Point from san Diego. the only
other naval air base on the coast.
They are expected here between
July and II.
Work at Sand Point is under the
direction of Lieut.. D. NJ. Carpenter.
personal representative OF Capt.
Stanford Il. Moses. who viii be in
command OF tho new naval air
base.
Aiding him Is Commander w. r,
Spear. Of the U. S. $. Cannot.
which brought tho supplies for the
base to sand Point and Is anchored
off the flying field in tho luke.
The Cannot viii be the supply ship
for the sand Point base and will
, be stationed at the field except dur.
ing the time when It is bringing
supplies and material TO the point
The Cannot arrived here Monday
md Commander Spear and Lieut..
Carpenter put their men right 10
work. As result. the tents for
ltho officers and men are up, the
framework for the mess and cook
halls are up and the water system
| has been installed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-03
ny FIELDING LENNON

OuT on tho shores OF Lake
" Washington At Sand Point,
where a few months ago the world
fllers started on the pioneer cir
cumnayigaiing trip by Rirplanc, a
tent city has sprung up.
This tent city 10 tho nucleus Of
the first naval air base 10 be cstab.
lishcd In the Northwest and the soc
oud ono on the Pacific coast.
Nov IL is but few tents "a
house the crew that IL working on
tho site and two huge canvas
hangers for the store room and ma
chine shop.
within few weeks II win be a
buxEing center OF activity with
seven giant flying boats stationed
there. each one built 20 carry a
crew OF five men and seven pass
ongera Bealdcs. there will be min,
light land planes and several other
planes OF different types.