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MISSION TOUR PLANNED.
Cardinal Hayes Starts January 20
for Inspection In Bahamas.

NEW YORK. January 10 LE1-Pat-
rtck Cardinal Hayes plans 10 leave New
York Monday. January 20. for an off,
cisl visit Of all Catholic parishes, mis-
sions and institutions in the Bahama
Islands. which are under the jurisdic-
ton Of the archdiocese Of New York, II
was announced yesterday.
Cardinal Hayes win make the trip as
o guest u George Macdonald, a cirec-
TOR Of the cardinals Catholic charities
After his visitation the cardinal Will
cruise in the West Indies.
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ALIEN LAW REDUCES
u. S. TRAVEL FIGURES
1000, 900 Fewer Passengers Yearly
Recorded Up TO 1925, De-
spite Tourist Gain.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January l6.-An In
crease Of IS per cent in American for
eign tourist travel has not been SUI
ncient TO prevent a decrease OF i,000,-
600 passengers a year from the pre-war
average because OF restricted inlmigra-
ton. the National Industrial Confer
ence Board announced yesterday.
The figures are complete only through
1925, the board announced. but no i'm
provement during 1926 and 1927 Is
1oreseen.
While British ships still carry nearly
hal! the passengers between the United
States and Europe IN common with
that Of all other lines except the Ger
man and Italian the British proportion
has been declining. In 1925 British
ships carried 81 per cent, while United
States Shipping Board vessels carried
only ez7 per cent.
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Oar ExclMsire ~ ashington Rramd"
~$i5os kaun's Vernon Mattress OF TO NE
ail'layer teh, All sises In this sale spC.SC
$3.50 kann's Yale Aii.laysr Felt CO. NE
Mattress In all sses, In this sale y f.SC
v~$DSo kann's Real Rest All.layer Cln NE
Felt Mattress All sises In this sale ply.YC
kann's~.Thrd Floor
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One doesn't mind the opinion su and Jerry squclched

penny now. She might be out OF
work for several weeks If she were
unlucky.
I'm starved" she said frankly.
but don't take me to a roadhouse."
NO." Alester said; Il won't.
You'll like this place"
Jerry wondered where he could
be taking her. 1t was unlikely that
Alester would care for the average
tearoom, she reflected. They drove
through Roslyn and on toward
Sea Cliff, and she was still in the
dark as to their destination.
When at last they turned of the
highway to take the familiar road
that led to the old house near the
shore where she and Myrtle had
camped she wondered even more.
What could they be going there
for? She knew of no restaurants
in the immediate vicinity. u.
Alester drove up near the porch
without enlightening her. Jerry
saw that the swinging hammock
and the wicker chairs were still
there.
"Why. you haven't taken your
things away" she exclaimed in
surprise.
Alester helped her out Of the car
by catching her in his arms when
she stepped from the running
board. He held her only fraction
Of moment and then released her.
He did not wish to alarm her
Jerry had never tolerated any un-
due familiarity.
no." he said: II left them here
SO we could have this little party
just by ourselves. You'll enjoy it,
won't you?" He had not used
previously that tone to her before.
It was filled with an appeal for
her approval. Jerry. was pleased.
ssMARSH will serve our dinner"
AZ Alester hurried on in re-
Spouse to her. affirmative smile and
nod. II couldn't think of any other
place where we could be alone and
~. I want to talk to you, Jerry"
I'LL enjoy having dinner here
immensely" Jerry assured him
and ran up the steps to the porch.
Marsh was just coming out of
the house. carrying a folded table.
To Jerry he looked disturbed in
spite Of his almost expressionless
features. He placed the table at
the side Of the porch commanding
q view Of the Sound and went back
into the house.
Alester came up and followed
Marsh inside. Jerry could hear
their low-voiced conversation but
could not distinguish the words.
Alester seemed to be insisting up.
on something. Strange. with q
servant. Jerry thought.
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/, Again Marsh came out. This
time he laid the table for two.
Jerry saw him place a bunch Of
orchids at one plate, and he plain.
ly took care that something with.
ing their folds should not be too
deeply hidden. Jerry's curiosity
was fired.
Gould it be, could 1t be an en-
gagement ring? What else could
Alester want to talk about to her
here, in this isolated spot? The
setting was perfect for q proposal
even the most romantic girl
could not ask for more.
"And I'm certainly not roman
tic." Jerry said to herself, while
her heart pounded away for dear
life.
Alester Joined her. a tray in his
hands. On 1t were two small
glasses with yellow liquid.
"Cross your heart 1t isn't a
cocktail" Jerry said when he held
tuS IIdy UclOT0 ueTs
"Of course It is, Silly" Alester
replied casually: but we must
toast the hour"
Jerry hesitated. She had said
she'd never take an alcoholic drink
again, but this was q special occa.
sion.
ssDON'T you trust met" Alester
- went on. Jerry thought he
sounded reproachful. Surely one
glass could not harm her. Not to
take 1t would give him the impress.
sion that she didn't trust herself.
She reached out hand halfway
to. the tray and then drew It back.
It was Alester, she remembered,
who had assured her that the sil.
yer fizz was as harmless % soda.
NO." she said suddenly. mo,
Alester. please. / don't want It,"
She expected him to try to force It
upon her and was gathering her
strength OF will to resist him. Z.
"All right" he surprised her BY
saying. Il won't urge you to do
anything you don't want to. Jerry.
Please remember that"
Jerry thought the remark por.
tended something to come. She be-
gan to feel even more excited. And
just q trffle uneasy as Alester
lifted the glasses one after the
other and drained their contents.
Then he offered her his arih.
Jerry rose and took 1t and he es-
corted her to the table with the
dignity becoming 9 queen. When
they were seated no noticed that
her eyes were fastened upon the
orchids.
They're your flower" no said;
.or. no otfense. Jerry lovely. but
they're the flower that should be
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yours. All the beautiful things
should be yours. I've seen pearls
on necks 50 stringy the oysters
that bore them must have turned
over in their graves II they'd known
about 1t. But I can hear any old
pearl that's ever lucky enough to
find home with you broadcasting
his good fortune back to his oyster
bed to make his fellows envious."
Jerry didn't know why he quail.
fed his statement about the flow.
ers. unless he meant that they be.
longed to a classier girl. Well, she
knew that, but she could be classy.
ssRUT you've got to live up to
- orchids and pearls and
charge accounts on Fifth Avenue"
Alester went on, attacking the hors
d'oeuvre on his plate with relish.
Jerry didn't want to eat until she
had examined the orchids. She
picked them up. Alester raised his
eyes from his plate and watched.
That's something you're not to
look at until after dinner" he said
when q small leather box dropped
out Of the flowers onto the table.
1T has to be lived up to also. but
I think you would ind that easy
enough, Jerry, II you wanted to-"
Then he had meant that she Was
too simple for rich adornment!
Jerry put the orchids down quick
~ and turned her attention to the
food. Marsh came with clear
soup before she had ceased to
smart from his words. Common
sense had come to her aid and told
her that Alester was right. She
would need = lot Of schooling be-
fore she could shine in his world.
During the rest Of the meal she
Frightened perceptibly. After the
salad Marsh approached the table
ana In = hrm but respectful voice
informed Alester that he must get
back to Carmoor.
"The dessert Is ready to serve,
sir" he said as Alester waved him
away.
HAD a time keeping him." he
said to Jerry when the man had
gone. Mother often let's him Of
on Sunday and he's spoiled. Some
maid In the house waiting for him.
l suppose.
"You know. I don't think he ap.
proves Of u.s." Jerry declared.
Alester lifted an eyebrow.
"One doesn't mind the opinion
Of servant" he said and Jerry
felt squelched. But she soon for.
got his words, for after suggesting
that they forego the dessert he
reached across the table for the
little leather box and opened It.
. Ito Be Contlnued)
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Room in strictly pri-
vate home occupied by young man
desiring room mate. Close in.
Good home and board for right
party. Write Ad. No. q, care Of
Tribune.
FOR RENT-Large cheerful room
on ground floor, always warm.
Suitable for 2 girls or married
couple that work. Light house.
keeping privileges. Call 423 Tenth
s.:set.
FOR RENT Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms with private
entrance and one sleeping room,
No children. Also for rent: A
garage. Call at 1928 Eighth street
South.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in
modern home with or without
board. Close in. Call at 12O Ave
A or phone 983-W.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished from,
bed room. Clean and warm. Med.
ern. Call at 3l4 Second street OF
phone 544-R.
FOR RENT-Well furnished room
and kitchenette for light house.
keeping. Call at ALL Fifth street
Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Furnished room fol
light housekeeping. Bismarck
College Building. Phone 1873.
FOR RENT-Furnished room II
modern home. Call at 4O3 Thirc
street.
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NOTICE or MORTGAGES FORE
(1.O29 lRE AA1.E

Whereas. Default has been made In
the terms and conditions OF that GER.
tain mortgage hereinafter described
by the non-payment OF the. partial
seven and 5o/loo Dollars t$57.s0) due
November 20, 1925. and tho five
amortization installments OF One
Hundred Fifty-seven and 5O/l00 Dol
lars Nl57.50) each. due May g. 1925.
vsmber 70. iss7. and May 70. 1923.
and the non-payment OF taxes OF
Seven Hundred Fifty-two and 6s/100
Dollars ts752.6s) paid on October -.
1925. for the years 1922. 1928. and
Thirty eight and ssnoO Dollars
Now, Therefore. Notice Is Hereby
Given. That that certain mortgage
executed and delivered by Julius +.
wife. mortgagors. to the Federal Land
Bank Of Saint Paul. a body corporate.
Of the City Of st. Paul. County Of
Ramsey, State OF Minnesota. mort
gage. Dated May Goth. 1929. and
Register OF Deeds of Burleigh Cour,y.
North Dakota, on June 2. 1922. and
recorded In book l66 OF Mortgages. at
Page "a. will be foreclosed by a sale
Of the premises In such mortgage and
hereinafter described. at the front
OF bismarck. County of Burleigh, and
State of North Dakota. at the hour Of
o'clock r. NJ. on the 10th day OF De-
cember. 1928. TO satisfy the amount
OF sale. for said defaulted indebted
ness Said sale is to lie made subject
and inferior TO the unpaid principal
of the aforesaid mortgage to The
Federal Land Bank Of Saint Paul
amounting to Forty-one Hundred
Ni14S60o. The premises described In
such mortgage and which will be sold
to satisfy the same are situated in the
County of Burleigh. and State OF
North Dakota, and described as fol-
lows:
Northeast Quarter tNEA) OF
Section Thirty-two t32). North
west Quarter tNWAl OF Section
ship One Hundred Thirty eight
$3.50 North. Range Seventy-five
(75) West. containing Three Hun
dred Twenty t32O acres. more or
less. according to the Government
survey thereof.
There will be due on said mortgage
at the date OF sale for said defaulted
installments, insurance and taxes, the
sum Of Nineteen Hundred Thirty.
seven and $4,000 Dollars $l93750.
together with statutory attorneys
fees and cost OF foreclosure as pro-
vided by law
Dated this 18th day OF October, 1928.
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK
OF SAINT PAUL.
Mortgagee.
Zuger & Tillotson, Attorneys for
Mortgage, Bismarck. North Dakota.
10:24-31; 11:7-14-cl-c8
MOVING IN
"How are things financially with
you?"
"The wolf has parked himself in
- 4 a
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AT THE sEAsIDE

ooh, Jack, I'd love to be on that
ship, bound for London"
"You'd be a mighty unpopular
passenger"
"Why, dearest?"
Because everyone on board wants
to 60 to New Zealand"
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or nine hours in which nothing sleG
ID eaten, fermentation in the ersv.
ices Of the teeth starts, with conso.
quent decay.
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NOT POP QUINN?

NOT POP GUM!
Magistrate: What's the charge ?
Policeman: Intoxicated, your
worship.
Magistrate Ito prisoner): What's
your name?
Prisoner: John Gum.
Magistrate. Well, Gum, I'll dis
charge you this time, but you must
mt get loaded again.--Eastern Morn
ing News.
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A recently invented fishing reel
automatically retrieves the line a8ter
q cast by means Of = spring wound
as the plug on the line travels
through the air.
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

Fate introduces JERRY RAY. a
shopEirl. to wealthy ALESTER
CARSTAlRS when he crashes his
nirplane into the camp she IL
sharing with her roommate.
his pilot. DAN HARVEY. hut
Alcstcr is struck by her beauty
ind showers attentions upon her.
letter from her mother reveal.
ing poverty nnd illness strength.
ems Jcrry's determination to try
to marry wealth.
Unable to buy a new gown for n
big party Alcstcr has invited her
to. Jerry yields to the temptation
to take one from the stOrc-fn.
tending to slip 1t bnck next mOrn-
ing. At the party LEONTlNE LIZ
BAUDY, who In infatuated with
Alester, In the cause Of the dress
being ruined.
Jerry Ii In n panic. She COM
iesseH to the store manager. who
discharges her. She seeks another
job, and Is surprised one evening
when Dan call. ON her. lie pro-
thinks love In a deluxiOn and TINT
.hc intends to marry for money.
lie leaves after. trying to warn
her against Alester.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Xxx
TERRY'S heart gave great leap.
y Alester had come back. He
couldn't stay away.
Dan Harvey would probably be
astonished to know that. Jerry
thought triumphantly. 1t occa.
stoned her no surprise that Dan
should enter her mind at the mo.
ment. He had been there almost
continuously since the night before.
And Alester was admitting that
she infatuated him. Perhaps he
would know now that he must ask
her to marry him. She didn't sup
pose they'd have q regular engage
ment: she wouldn't blame Alester
II he wanted to be married quietly
to avoid publicity. But she would
like to tell Dan Harvey
She laughed at herself. Alester
hadn't proposed to her yet. Her
laugh was audible. Alester thought
she laughed at him.
Go ahead. make the most Of It."
he said. "Girls always do when
they've got chap wrapped around
their little fingers
"Fou don't seem to like It."
Jerry replied. five always heard
that 1t was glorious feeling to
~. to love somebody"
"Oh, I like It well enough" Ales-
ter responded: but I'd rather I'd
fallen for girl who had some
idea what it was all about
Jerry flusheds
Perhaps l could care, II I'd let
myself" she said defensively. but
/ told you in the beginning that /
don't believe in love-"
well, I've an idea that you like
other things-the same things most
girls like" he remarked with sat.
isfaction. And I can give them
to you. That ought to give me an
advantage"
1T does" Jerry admitted. but
she was not thinking IN the same
veing along which Alester's
thoughte:ran. She was. being amaz.
ingly truthful. but he did not un.
derstand.
I've surprise In store for you"
he told her q few minutes later.
you haven't had dinner, I hope"
TERRY said no. He had tele-
= phoned as she was preparing to
leave the house for the delicates-
sen store around the corner to get
something for . cold supper. Myr.
tie was out with George, looking
over the site Of the hotdox stand
he and. his friend were going to
have built. Jerry had spent the
day at home. doing her nails and
her laundry after she returned
from church.
For lunch she had consumed an
apple and. some graham crackers.
It was necessary to save every
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FOUND

FOUND-Ladies or Misses dress
Sunday evening on Broadway, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh street.
Owner may have same by calling
at the Tribune office and paying
for this adj.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-Seven passenger Cad
lilac sedan in good condition. Just
the thing for taxi or bus line. For
further particulars write Ad. No.
26, care of the Tribune.
FOR SALE-Ford two door sedan.
New Sept. 26, 1928. Inquire Of
DR.. r. S. Enge.
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Never give children sweets lust
before going to bed. In the eight
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-A six or
seven room modern house, partly
furnished, prefer some place be-
tween Third and Seventh street.
Close in, rent reasonable. Can
give references. Phone 1883.
WANTED TO RENT-Dec. 1st,
small house or several unfinished
rooms, by couple. References fur
nished. Write Box 312, Hazelton,
N. Oak.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
FOR SALE OR TRADE--Improved
farm 23O acres, II miles south
west of Fargo. What nave you?
Otto Nothnagei, Route 2, Daven-
port, N. d.
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FOR SALE
THE following used cars.
1925 Chevrolet four door sedan.
1926 Star Six Coach.
1925 Star Four Touring.
1927 Oakland Coach.
1925 Ford Touring, winter top.
1923 Ford Touring.
1923 Durant Four-4 door sedan.
1928 Duran Four Coupe.
1925 Ford Tudor.
1927 Chevrolet Truck.
:. These cars are in good mechanical
condition. We trade and give
terms.
HEDAHL MOTOR COMPANY.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
HOUSE FOR RENT-Practically
new 6 roo~, house, hot water heat,
hardwood floors, breakfast room,
electric stove, partitioned base
ment, laundry tubs. Ready for &C.
cupancy Dec. LIST. Phone. 967.
FOR RENT-One-story five room
cottage. Fully modern. Close n.
Immediate possession. Price
Owens. Phone 421.
FOR RENT-Five room modern
house at S13 Third street. In
quire by pkoning Mr.. Belk at $50.
FARM LANDS
REAL BARGAIN-16l acres rich
virgin soil, nearly all tillable
nine miles east of Bismarck, only
$500. One-half cash, balance
terms. See O'Neil Land Co., Nc
kenzic. N. Oak.
FOR SALE-452 acre farm near
Hebron, N. d. Write Box 321,
Hebron, N. d.
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YOUNG lady desires work BY the
hour. Phone 3O8-M.
WANTED-Ironing. Phone 72O.
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MOVING IN
"How are things financially with
you?"
"The wolf has parked himself in
side my front door."-Answers.
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WORK WANTED

WORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
practical nurse desires position.
Can furnish references. Write
Tribune AID No. o5.
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LADY wishes work by hour wash
ing, ironing and cleaning. Call Mt
314 Fourth treet or phone 1434.
MAN wants any kind of work in
town. Call at BOG South Eighth
street.
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WANTED-Agents to buy old, wild
or blemished horses for slaughter.
We also buy registered draft stall
lions. The Elder Horse Sale Co.,
Jamestown. N. ID.
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FOR SALE-Pool hall. Good loca-
tion. A real bargain if taken at
once. For further information
write Stanton Pool Hall, Stanton,
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FOR RENT-Three room corner
apartment. Furnished. Possession
at once. The Laurain Apis. Phore
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FOR SALE-One Lloyd Loom baby
cart, Singer sewing machine, and
other household articles. Very
reasonable if taken at once. Call
at 2OS Rosser street, at side door.
Phone 36O-W.
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co., Mandah,
N. d.
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LOST 31x4 Pathfinder tire with
rim carrier and auto tag 91-5S8,
south star mail route. Finder
please notify Albert Vaughn, care
of c. B. Moore, Bismarck.
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FOR RENT-Two room furnished
apartment. Call at 100 Broad
way. Phone 129-W.
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HELP WANTED MALE
LEARN Barbering during winter
months, big demand, good wages.
Free catalog. Moler Barber Col,
iege, Fargo. N. D., Butte, Mont.
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Competent girl for gen.
eral housework also schoolgirl to
work for room and board and
small wages. Please telephone
862-R. after six o'clock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. maid for
general homework, small family.
Call in person at 71S Third street.
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APARTMENTS

FOR REN'r-Furnished housekeep-
ing apartment, suitable for man
and wife or two ladies. No chill
dren. Call at 422 Fifth street.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-17
TUNE PLANE FOR
 SOUTH POLE TRIP
Giant Rokka Ship for Byrd o1
 Staten Isllpd

New York, Feb. I1.-<A-com. nsandes Richard E. Byrd's expedition to the South Pole had the principal part Of its equipment today-the tFt- motored Fokker airplano In which Byrd hopes to fly over the Anarctic Sons.
 The giant plane was ready for fur thsr tuning up tests at Miller held. staten Island. after It's first flight had been successfully completed and Floyd Bennett. Byrd's pilot in his North Pole flight. had pronounced 1t mice job"
 Test Flights Test flights to Columbus and Cleveland. Ohio. and to the Ford Airplane works at Detroit arc plan nod for the next few days.
 ' am highly pleased with the ship" Bennett said after he had re- eeived the plane from Bernt Balch. en. who Is also to be a member of the South Pole party but yesterday was acting as test pilot for tho At- lantie Aircraft Corporation. builder. of tho machine.
 Tho new Fokker Is similar in de- sign to Byrd's transatlantic plane America. Powered with three Wright motors it has a wing spread of 71 feet 1-i inches and stands 1. feet 8 inches high. It's four gasoline tanks have total capacity of es. gallons as compared to the 1,BoO gallons carried on the America in her flight to France. It is expected to have a cruising radius of 2.30C miles and gasoline consumption ol 2s gallons an hour at a speed of s1 miles aa hour. The plano will be carried south aboard . schooner un. til ice-bound waters ara reached. CNnter Rainforcod The center section of the plane has been specially reinforced te stand the additional strain wher placed on skids instead of wheels The weight of the plane empty |. $500 pounds. The approximate tota weight to be carried is l:,00t pounds. The cockpit and cabin are l heated by the motor exhaust. The plane has yellow wings and . rec ! body.
 Balchen who was one pf tht pilots of the America. took the bis plane off tho ground at tho Teter boro. W. J.. airport yesterday aftel run Of leas than 500 feet and tested tt at different altitudea on the flgh, to Mitchell Field. L. l., where h. turned the ship over to Bennett. The latter flew 1t to the Staten Island 1 field.