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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-24
NOTICE. OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of Judgment and decree
in foreclosure rendered and given
by the District Court of the Fourth
judicial District in and for the
County of Burleigh and State of
North Dakota, and entered and doc
keted in the office of the Clerk Of
said Court on the End day OF April l.
1925, in an action wherein ion me e
corporation, was plaintiff. and
Henry Wiens, Katie Wiens. The
Farmers State Bank of Wing. North
Dakota. a corporation, l.. X. Baird,
as Receiver Of The Farmers state
corporation. The Northern Trust
Company, corporation. and Henry
Koepplin were defendants. in favor
of said plaintiff and against the
defendants, for the sum OF Twelve
Hundred Fifty-one Dollars and one
and decree, among other things. di,
rect: the sale by me. of the, real
property hereinafter described. to
satisfy the amount Of said JudE-
ment. with interest thereon ana the
costs and expenses Of such sale, or
said sale applicable thereto will
satisfy: and by virtue Of writ to
me issued out of the office of the
clerk Of said court, under the seal
thereof. directing me to sell SAID
real property. pursuant TO sald
L. Albin Hedstrom. Sheriff OF
Burleigh County, North Dakota;
and the person appointed by said
court to make said sale. will sell
the hereinafter described real prop
erty to the highest bidder for cash
OF the courthouse in City Of Bis
marck. in the County of BurleiGh
and state Of North Dakota, on the
9th day Of May, 1925, at the hour
of two o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day. to satisfy the amount of
said judgment and decree, with in.
terest thereon. and the costs and
expenses of such sale, or so much
thereof as the proceeds of such sale
applicable thereto will satisfy. The
premises to be sold as aforesaid.
pursuant to said judgment and de-
cree, and to said writ and to this
notice. are situated in the County
of Burleigh and State Of North Da-
kOta, and are described as follows.
to-wit:
east quarter (NH of SEQ and
the South half of the Northeast
quarter (SN Of NEAl of Sec
One Hundred Forty-two u42)
North of Range Seventy five
(75) West of the Fifth Prin-
cipal Meridian.
Dated April 3rd, 1925.
ALBIN HEESTROM,
Sheriff of Burleigh County,
North Dakota.
PIERCE. TENNEsoN. CUPLER &
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Fargo, North Dakota.
4-S-1O-17-24 81
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,ALL-STAR RING
|. SHOW WILL BE
PRESENTED HERE

Art Bernstein is arranging an all
star boxing show to be given here
on May 10. The feature will be a
big double windup. with two local
boxers, Battling Krause and Joe
Moug. meeting speedy battders to be
brought here.
Krause will fight a negro boxer
from St. Louis in a ten round bat
tie as one half Of the double wind
mp. The St. Louis man is said to
be tough and fast and is touted as a
coming top notcher.
Joe Moug will battle Battling
Nrillers.ten rounds in the other half
ioY the svindup. Miller knocked Moug
out here several weeks ago but the
local boy says he will be in condi-
zion for the next match and expects
10 reverse the decision, ~
navoritc with local fans, will be
matched to meet fast boy for the
SHOW. ~
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be in for busy season. There is
certain to be much changing if the
paws early show mastery of the
offensive situation.
For years the southpaw has been
the exception in baseball. Pitching
staffs have usually been made up of
right flanders in the ratio of about
three to one. This season many of
the stats will be that lopsided with
southpaws.
May Overdo Craze
There is chance that the craze
for left handlers is being overdone
Eddie Collins of the White Sox, with
out a star southpaw to fall back on
tries to view the situation in an
optimistic manner by, reasoning
along these lines.
81 am banking on my righthand-
ers to come through for me in good
style, since the batters appear GER
tain to be fed up on a southpaw
diet.
eff opposing managers use their
southpaws proportionately to the
number they have on hand, right
handed pitching will be the novelty
in the American League this year
and | will be able to show my rivals
plenty of it.
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PRISON TEAM
TO MEETFAS
FOE SUNDAY

Another speedy game of baseball'
is promised the fans of Bismarck
and vicinity Sunday when the Prison
team will clash with the jamestown
A. o. u. w. team on the Prison dia-
mond. The jamestown aggregation
will come here loaded up with stars
from other places in an effort to
down the fast-going Prison club.
Manager Orion of the Prison team
has had his men out for practice
every day this week and the players
are in great shape. The local ath-
letes are out to take theiE second
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-24
CITATION HEARING PETITION
FOR APPOINTMENT OF TESLA.

, EOH APPOlNfMENT OF IESGA"
MENTARY ADMINISTRATION.
State of North Dakota, County of
Burleigh-ss.
In County Court, Before Hon. I. c..
Davies. Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Henry F. hSbeer pefitoner vs.
William Lubker. Daniel c. Lub-
ker, Fred +. Lubker, Anna Rollin.
Mary J. Terrill, A. l.. Rollin and
Fred Rollin, Respondents.
Above Named Respondents and
all Persons Interested in the Es-
tate of Henry +. Lubker, De-
ceased:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that William Lubker, the
| Court his petition. praying that let
tiers of testamentary administration
upon the estate of Henry f. Lubker,
late of the township Of Hawkeye in
! the County of Burleigh and State
of North Dakota. deceased, be
granted to William Lubker, and that
the said petition will be heard and
duly considered by this Court on
Tuesday, the 10Th day of May. a. d.
1925, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
this Court, in the County Court
House. in the City of Bismarck.
County of Burleigh. and State OF
North Dakota, and you and each of
you, are hereby cited to be and APP
pear before this Court at said time
| and place, and answer said petit
| ton, and show cause. If any there
| be, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
BY the Court:
T. c. DAVIES,
Judge of the County Court
| (SEAL)
Dated the 9th day Of April. A. D.
1925.
| Let the service of the above cita-
| ton be made by publication in the
Bismarck Tribune once each week
| for three successive weeks. all not
less than twenty days before said
| hearing.
I. G. DAVIES.
Judge Of the County Court
! (SEAL)
williams &; Lindell,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Washburn, North Dakota.
4-1O-17-24
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the club slumped, batting in partic-
ular The Tigers appeared to have
left all their base hits in the south
While l cannot recall the exact
figures, the Detroit club won only
about two out Of the first Is games
played. This was most disappoint-
ing after the sensational play in the
south.
The Detroit fans were loyal, how
ever, stuck with the Tigers until
thew emerged from the slump and
were rewarded with great come
back by that club.
There have been other cases where
certain clubs couldn't win in the
spring only to go big the moment
the regular race began. Maybe
Washington will do that very thing.
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TICKETS PLACED
ON SALE FOR
TRACK MEETS

Season tickets fo- The High school
track meets this year are on sale
at $500 to people outside of
High School and are being sold
for $1.00 to all High school students.
Letters were sent out to all Kiwanis
and Rotary members this week. The
Lions Club subscribed to the drive
earlier in the week. Students will
be selling tho tickets on the down
town streets today and tomorrow.
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TRAP SHOOTERS
TO HOLD SHOOT
HERE SUNDAY

Some good scores were made at
the traps. by members of the Bur-
leigh County Sportsmcn's Club last
Sunday. especially in view Of the
fact that it was the first shoot OF
the season. Six or eight made scores
that averaged we'll above ninety pei
cent.
Next Sunday there will be shoot
at 10 a. NJ, at which time there will
be larger number of participants
This shoot will not be confined to
members only but everyone is in.
vited
AS soon as the boys get their "eye
on the ball" it is expected to put or
an inter club shoot with the Mandar
sports.
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has fought some Of the boys in this
city in the past year.
These boys will meet at the light
weight limit and the fans will see
one of the speediest battles ever
staged in this city.
Battling Middaugh and Jimmy Du-
gan, both Of Bismarck, will go six
rounds for the semi windup. Dugan
has met some of the best boys in
North Dakota and Montana. Mid
daugh's defense and hard hitting
ability will make this match thrill
err. Middaugh weighs 1856 and Dugan
148.
There will be another six round
bout between Kid Hummcl and Bat
Dunn, both of Bismarck A four
round bout will be the curtain rails
err.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-24
HAROLD COLLINS
MADE COACH OF
BISMARCK TEAMS

Harold Collins of Hankinson has
been named athletic director of Bis
marck high school for next year,
succeeding James Morrison, resign
ed. Collins will assume the position
of coach of football, basketball and
track teams and will also teach
some subjects. He played basket
ball and football at South Dakota
university, and later was a student
at the University of Chicago. He
has been at Hankinson for two years.
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FRIDAY, APRIL "a, 1925

Leonard RefrigeratOrs rec
commended by Good House
Keeping used extensively by
the u. S. government. Call
and see them at Webb Broth
erS.
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SPEEDY BOXERS
TO BATTLE AT
CITY GYMNASIUM

Nick lombard of st. Paul will
meet Gordie Neff Of Bismarck in a
six round main event that will be
staged at the City Gymnasium un-
der the City National Bank, next
Wednesday, April 80.
Lombardi has for the past two
years fought the best amateurs in
the twin cities including. the cham
pion, Eddie Ross. Lombard weighs
l2G pounds. and Neff 134 pounds.
I, Neff needs no introduction to the
local fans due to the fact that he
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-24
ERRORS BEAT CORR TEAM

Chicago, April 24.-Detroit's de-
Tense broke in the 9th inning when
Blue committed = errors and Hancy
|, giving Chicago a to 0 victory
over the Tigers. The game was -
pitchers. duel between Robertson and
Dauss.~ with the former allowing
only SHIFTS.
r. H. f.
Detroit ... 600 600 000--0 5 3
Dauss and Bassler; Robertson and
Schalk.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Results Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago 10; Pittsburg 8.
Brooklyn 8; Philadelphia 10.
Boston 4; New York 8.
Cincinnati Z; St. Louis 2.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

St. Louis 9; Cleveland Ia.
Detroit O; Chicago 1.
New York 1; Washington 2.
Philadelphia IS; Boston a.
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Billy Evans Says
SPRING GAMES

1t is rather a difficult task to get
an accurate line on a clubs real
worth from spring exhibition games.
The world chamnions, Washington,
is good ball club, but it hasn't
been very successful in it's exhibition
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

St. Paul 1: indianapolis 5.
Kansas City IL; Toledo Is.
Milwaukee II: Columbus 8.
Minneapolis 6; Louisville 4.
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straight victory in their campaign
for the 1925 state championship.
Sundays game is scheduled to get
underway at |: 80 p. m. instead of
1:l5 p. m.
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BROWNS LOSE LEAD
AS SWAMP BOSTON

Boston. April 24.-Phiadclphia
hit 1 Boston pitchers savagely while
Grac pitched tight game for the
Athletics. who took their 2nd straight
game here, 10 to 4. Hale, Philadel-
phia third baseman, made 3 singles,
Il double and triple.
r. H. E.
Philadelphia -. 402 003 420-15 Is
Boston .. 900 00l O30- II
Gray and Cochrane; Kallio, Ruff
fling, Lucey, Ross and Picinich.
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been playing great ball in the exhi-
bition contests.
Incidentally, DOME Bush's In
ISOLATION, has reported its success
of last year against the majors
training in the south. Indianapolis
is certainly entitled to be rated the
champion Of Florida.
But let's get back to the world
champs and the outlook for that
club to step out in front and again
make the running in the American
League.
MATS SHOWING
After the Mats had dropped the
first two games to the Giants IN
their spring series, l had long chat
with Manager Harris relative to his
ball club.
| am sure at that time Harris
realized that his pitching staff
would be slow getting into shape and
the club wouldn't make very good
showing in the spring games.
While admitting he liked to win
every ball game he played, whether
exhibition or not, Harris said he was
not going to hurry any of his veter-
ans. pitchers in particular.
"No matter what the outcome of
the spring series with the Giants,
we are still the world champions"
said Harris, chat event is decided
in the fall.
Random isn't going to judge the
Washington club on what it does in
the spring exhibition games, but
upon it's showing in the American
League.
you can't win pennant in the
spring. 1t takes six months to put
it over. 1t is apparent to me that
my club is going to start slowly and
am prepared for early rcverscs in
exhibition games most of all"
There is no denying the fact that
Stanley Harris is wise young man.
His dope that the fans Judge you on
the regular season, rather than cx-
hibition games, is a matter of rec
lord.
UPSET DOPE
Well do rene mbcr one year that
the Detroit club made sensational
showing in the spring games. The
fans looked for big season, a prob
able pennant.
The moment the season opened
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American Association
GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL lEAGIIE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Others not scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee at Columbus.
Kansas City at Toledo.
St. Paul at Indianapolis.
Minneapolis at Louisville.
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CUBS BREAK TIE

Pittsburg, April 24.-In hard hit
ting game yesterday, Chicago broke
a tie with Pittsburg by scoring in
the ninth. and won, 10 to 9. Miller,
the Cub: ieft-ficlder, and Earl Smith,
Pirate. catcher, hit home runs, the
letter when he batted in pinch for
sKoupa!:
r. H. E.
Chicago 49,. 1922 2O1 1910 IL 2
Pittsburg -. POI 03O 30 912 3
Bush. Keen, Jacobs, Blake and
Hartnett; Kremer, Adams, Koupal,
,Songer- and Gooch. -.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
particularly against

Giants.
The Washington clubs pitching
was far from right during the
spring. The veteran twirlers have
conditioned slowly. 1t is just pos
siblc that Manager Harris may be up
against it during the first month Of
the race due to pitching.
On the other hand, the Boston
Braves seemingly a makeshift ag-
gregation looking for all the world
like a tailender or close TO it, have
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HOMERs FEATURE PHILLY WIN

iHONAS<AsC Efh ~ IN1 WIN
Philadelphia, April 24.-Home runs
,were big factor in giving Philadel-
sphia its second straight victory over
lBrookfyn yesterday, 10 to g. Huber.
:Henline and Mokan all made circuit
;clouts.s
r. H. E.
brooklyn =. 1908 600 geo 81 2
Philadelphia .OO1 04l 22x-1O Ia 2
: Petty, Rush. Decatur, Thormahlen,
iOeschger and Deberry, Taylor; Ring,
Fillinggim and Henline.
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IS:portS
PINCH WALL0P
BY J0H NS0N
BEATS YANKS
Star MOundsman Hits Double
and Drives in Winning
Runs For Senators

Washington, April "a. - waiter
Johnson premier pitcher. starred in
another role when, as a pinch hitter,
with the bases full in the 9th, he
doubled, scoring 2 runs, enabling
Washington to beat the Yankees, :
to |. Until the final inning, Herb
rcnnock had allowed the Senators
only & scattered hits.
L. II. f.
New York ..... olO 900 Oo0--l 10 /
Washington i" 600 OOG OO2-2 3 /
Pcnnock and O'Neill; Bcngough;
Zachary, Gregg and Ruel.
BROWNS LOSE LEAD
Cleveland. April "a. -Overcoming
Il 3 run lead, Cleveland defeated st.
Louis Ia to 9. driving Vangilder.
Giard- and CASTOR from the box.
Myatt pitched effectively after Ed
wards had been driven from the
rubber and drove in , runs. Sisler
hit safely in his 9th consecutive
game. BABY Doll" Jascobson joined
the Browns yesterday and got into
the game as a pinch hitter in the
7th. He flied out.
r. H. E.
St Louis BOT 100 100 8 13 1
Cleveland $50. OPP i'll 31x-l4 IS 3
Nangildcr. Giard, CASTOR Foulk
and Dixon, Rego; Edwards, karr and
Myatt.
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Benny Paschal. PLAYING right field
for the New York Yankees because
of Babe Ruth's illness, d,me
through in true Ruth style on the
opening day OF the major league sea-
son and cracked home run into
the. left field bleachers,
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GIANTS TRIM
BRAVES AGAIN
Cubs Defeat Pirates and
Reds Beat Cards

New York, April 24.-Defeatng
the Braves. 8 to a, the Giants ex-
tended their winning streak to six
games. The Barnes brothers, Vir-
gil and Jess, were opponents on the
mound until the fifth, when Jess
was relieved by Kamp. The Giants
gathered IA hits, George Kelly, with
home run and single driving in
five Of their runs.
r. II. f.
Boston ...... 900 022 900 9 0
New York -. .002 042 00x-S IA
J. Barnes, Ramp. Graham and
Gibson; Virgil, Barnes and Snyder.
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REDS HIT TIMELY

st. Louis, April 24.-Cincinnati
hit timely yesterday and defeated
st. Louis Z to 2, in the second game
Of the series. Rogers nornsby, Car
dinal second baseman, and National
league batting champion. was hit on
/; the head by pitched ball and was
forced to retire after the fifth in
F.: ming because Of headache.
r. H. E.
F, Cincinnati -. 200 100 OO1-7 8 o
/. st. Louis 49,. 100 900 1902 8 |
/. Luuue and Hargrave; Dickerman,
Day. Hallahan and Gonzales.
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There is no denying the fact that
Stanley Harris is wise young man.
His dope that the fans Judge you on
the regular season, rather than cx-
hibition games, is matter of rec
lord.
Evening star., 1925-10-03

The average speed of the Majestic,
with the Leviathan, the largest
steamship aaoat, u 1851 miles an
hour, ~ :. p. ,...-.....
Evening star., 1925-10-03
COLLADAY TO START
BOYS CLUB DRIVE
Will Canvass City With Eleven
Associates in Preliminary
Appeal for Funds.

Announcement was made today by
Frank r. Jelleff, president of the
Boys Club. of the selection of Edward
+. Colladay as chairman of the initial
gifts subcommittee for the Boys Club
drive for S250.000 for a new building
and equipment and a twoyear budget.
1t will he the duty of Mr.. Colladay
and IL associates, to be selected later,
to canvass the city for support Of the
drive prior to the intensive effort from
November until November 10.
Mr.. Colladay's selection was ratified
at a meeting Of the campaign execu-
tive committee in its Munsey Build
ing headquarters yesterday. and Mon
day, October Il, was selected as the
date for the meeting of the honorary
committee of 100. Speakers from the
executive committee will at that
meeting explain thoroughly the pu--
poses and aims of the drive for money
and will seek to enlist the active CO
operation of the committee members
Howard Moran, chairman of the
campaign executive committee, will
return to the city Monday and resume
active charge. He has been attending
the meeting of bankers at Atlantic
City.
Evening star., 1925-10-03
FOur-Year.Old Birdie Lee Bannow
Calmly Wakes From Sleep Of Weeks

shortly thereafter falling asleep. Men
ingitis tests were negative, and DR.. E.
a. CafritZ reached the conclusion that
the girl was suffering from a peculiar
form Of encephalitis lethargica.
During the early stages of her
sickness the Bannow girl aroused for
brief intervals, but toward the end
she was rigid in sound slumber. The
O'Brien baby can be aroused enough
to take nourishment from her bottle
but she is unable to remain awake
according to DR.. +. V. Atkinson. Her
color, respiration and general appear
ance are of a perfectly we'll baby in
the throes OF sleep, he said.
Mystery Disease Still Perplexes.
Health Department officials are
still nonplussed over the mystery dis.
ease Of q different type which caused
the deaths recently Of three infants
of the Florence Crittenton Home.
Despite numerous meteorological
tests, the exact nature Of the trouble,
which was akin to dysentery in its
symptoms, has not been determined,
it was stated today by DR.. w. c.
Fowler, District health officer.
The ravages of the disease, at one
time so threatening, appears to have
been checked. One of the four chill
dren taken to Children's Hospital
was able to be returned to the home
yesterday, and the others are pro-
crossing favorably, it was stated.
Evening star., 1925-10-03
JOHNSON TO AMEND
HIS SCHALL CHARGES
Former Minnesota Senator Will
Put General Accusations Into
Specific Form.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 3.-The petition
filed by Magnus Johnson. former Sen
ator from Minnesota, contesting the
election of Senator Thomas d. Schall.
will be withdrawn and reSubmitted
with amendments making specific ac-
cusations instead of charges in gen
eral terms Johnson'S attorneys
reached this decision in conference
here yesterday with Mr.. Schall's rep
resentatives and a subcommittee of
the Senate committee on privileges
and elections.
The subcommittee, consisting of
ley of West Virginia, granted Mr..
which to file an amended petition,
and, after that, another two weeks
for Senator SchalFs reply. Senator
Greene of Vermont, the third member
Of the subcommittee was not present.
Mr.. Johnson's petition does not
seek his restoration to office via the
contest, but rather the disqualified
ton of Senator Schall upon allega-
tions that he made false statements
regarding Mr.. Johnson and raised an
excessive amount of money for his
campaign.
The amended charges and the an
swer probably will be filed here with
Senator Deneen, the subcommittee
chairman, but it was indicated that
the next steps in the hearing will be
taken at Washington.
Neither Johnson nor Schall attend
ed the meeting.
Evening star., 1925-10-03
D. c. TOGET WORLD
FLIGHT FLAGSHIP
Chicago to Be Shipped From
Dayton to National Museum
Next Month.

The flagship Chicago of the Army
world flight will be shipped to Wash
ington from Dayton, Ohio, for installa-
tion in the National Museum the early
part of next month, it was learned to-
day.
Since last November the famous air
plane has been at McCook Field. Day
ton, awaiting disposition, and two
months ago the War Department
ordered that it be packed and brought
her on a train. Orders for the move
ment were issued by the supply divi-
sion, and work of assembling the
plane was begun.
Immediate transportation, however,
was delayed owing to priority given
several planes and equipment that will
have to be sent by rail from Dayton
to New York for the international air
meet next week.
When the plane is received in Wash
ington it will be lodged in the air
craft building of the National Museum
In order to accommodate this noted
craft one Of the number now on ex-
hibition will be removed and stored at
Boiling Field until larger building is
provided. This plane is lie Pere two
scatter. and illustrates a development
in observation types.