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Show IIMI, , r , , ,. c. ; - , '. '1 trtswrgrour VTANlikains - and told Welhissisp , 0. , , . mighe; Ilintsda, moody lain.t, TEMPERATUREN. ". - 4 Root of I Root of Roston bldg. 1010. , . Roston Oldig. k4OIk. litn. Wed. 5 S5 $e lint. Tues. - ..54 Min. Tom. ...SS . II 6 a.m. Wed. ..311.....36 a.m. Wed....Si tli o .., . . . ,,, , ' ' ,' - .. , , . , : - - ' - ' 0' k cy c' , - ),,4 e"1. ) . , ' ' elf if I( V 1 - v. alt., Ilre ' . ' . I . - - , , -- - - ' 2 soli 1 - . .1 0 ',''',';.FINA4:-:- :EDITION'.: -' 4 to 0 - PRICE FIVE , ' CENTS ... Iliheit Hope to Al Smidi's Oppo-- , nents in Race to Gain Noinination. : . 6 ' q' , . 1:. , - , , SALT LAKE , 2 0 .. , ' e ' --- - b( MJjjm Lead . David Lawrence. WASIINGTON, Feb. 24.(CPA) 6Recognizing the fact 'that the south is doubtful territory for Ai Smith. the other candidatcs are L doing snore than the usual ' ' , , . r, . ' . . Into excursion on' , the T..... ., 1' , - -- --- ; ' h . ' t - P01;11 1 To ' SE fl TAKE-O- ff 1": odti ,... cm btt sadn$ lasamind anr ttor .almade mt. en aud' or tu rion1- , ,'.. . . .., , t T 4 . ' - .,...,.. Plans kw June, .: k.' , - , - . - . , . , , Earl Kimball . and Last Year's Winning Dogs of the Woodrow Wilson tie- onism Democratic the party, mania to Enter Event; S. L Men which axe stronger sentimentally and otherwise in the aouth than Arrive - for ', Classic. ' . - anywhere else. It in reported- that in It ' mass mooting in Georgia. when Seaon. Reed mentioned Woodrow 4 - 2 the storm ot cheers that broke forth was me pronounced that it surpass, ' ed any other Imulifestation of enThe thusiaarn at the gathering. Missouri senator need not Iteces. town?' Volutes in complimentary re. "narks about the late president to evoke applause from his audience -n mere enumeration of the great Demooraits in history usually suf- flees to indicate that Senator Reed Is aware of the populartty of the man who spooned him in the league of nations fight. - -- ' ., - , , le , e As for Senator George. his ores. 'dental candidacl etusyst be regard. Id as merety that of a "favorite : sole et Gorgliti. Hie reception in -- , , Viridian,. haa..hattlaMotrAltatt;-Itinta " ' 'serif:DWI regarded. II would not ne serPrieing to use the Mends of Senator George , gathering up a few eecond titmice rotes hi states where maY be put candidate a larorits Ion ' forth. ' I The fact that the Democrats' broke a precedent in going to Mous- ' ''ent for the national convention is ' ' eingerded by many southerners as a . '''11,1 that maybe the Precedent "hie!: has .kept a. southern man 'tom being nominated 'hitless he I:mooned to come in later life rum a northern state may folio be ' aroken down. ' Senator Reed Is known as a wet. . which makes' his campaign in the south aimed as difficult as does 'Oa opposition to the league of us. ., - ions. Senator George, on the oth.-, ler hand. le known as a 'dry." and to has shown himself to be one of the outstanding men the south has , sentt to the upper house. In the ast twit weeks his political etrongth ;use been the subject of much discussion. particularly $e to the that would ensue from hie championship of the cause of the Dublin utilities In the recent fight seer the Walsh renolution. It was Senator George who insisted that the resolution go to the federal trade commiesion if indeed any investigation were necessary at all. - - -- - -- , et-fo- ci . - . .....--- - .. . - ASHTON, Idaho. rob. 22.--(- AP) with eho double incentive -- , - a finish. Herman Bens. with a string of heavy hounds. hoped for heavy going, for he likes the mariner in which his dogs plunge over a course covered with fresh snow. i inBesides these. tbe entry list cludes: Roy Stever, McCall. Idahe: Ted Goelen. McCall; O. V. Harris, Ogden chamber of commerce: Warren Brown.. McCall: Harry Kennedy. Henry's Lake; Kent Fuller, Ashton; Norm Kent. Ashton; Roy Peterson. St. Anthony; Gould Rigby. Idaho; Davis, Teton City; Miss Venita Colones, Ashton: Lawrence Biron. West Tellowsten, Mont., and en unnamed entry - from Kilgore, Idaho. The original entry list of IS lost contendone of the moot prominent ers yesterday when Warren Cordingly, winner of the Banff to Calgary race in 102g, was forced to bed with an attack of aPPendicitis. ...-- .... SAIT LAKERS prAire - ,,, - ' -' ' '...."4. ''''':''. y h ''': x'. ,.. 11 I.'- - . it, e , 4, ib,at(e.. el :" 4.-- , , .,,, ' 'J.', ', ''' ' '' i . :, l, ' ' ; ,,, . . - ,',.. z. , ', e, - ,, 4(, -- ,t- . I:;,.:,4' ' .f. .,,,, ' '' P - , ",l.''' " ?'".,1 , dy I f '1, ' - , ' . i , .( ,e' . T ,,,. . , :,,1 T .7 ,N -, --- ,, ,c. 1 S..... t ,,,' ' e ,. , ' ...m! Indignant at Board Tendency t7 r .,',,is. ---, fe'''"eee're .. ; ' . ,. , - 4 , ... I1 Pi FIRE DEATH ' .11 leo e ..,.,,, 200th Birthd .. planlied.. - : WASHINGTON. Feb.- 22,--4A- P' , -- t I Cue. Would Use Federal , m . . . as-- J, Fred -Mort. -- j liettenanr-o- detec- tives of Morris county, said that when Mine Brown left the home of her employer. James P. Gillespie. 8111 11,60.19itihn bc:.:11!8.41ito() in bonds bons or cash was found in the woman's clothing. Roil said identification 'had been made by Miss Mary Brown, a sister. of Fort Ise, N. J.. from dosalptiorte of the dead woman's clothin& a watch and & wear on the body. The detective advanced the theory that the woman had been attacked and robbed in New York and brought to New Jersey in ma automobile. Me 'woman' her soaked In gasoline and-clothing - ablaze. was found by a motorist on the road between Bern&edsville and Morristown. alio died at a hospital early Yesterday. ,, Mrs. Gillespie ;laid Brown had some money withMs her white she left, but she had ao idea it was as lathe 'an- - amount as the polies . reported. Miss Brown had 'been in Mrs. Gillesple's employ - for about ,ten Police inlrestitution was being concentrated today in a osarch for a Roden automobile which was seen near the Patch of woods where the woman was found. 2 dttellitioedn7liitlribirtwe'oasnohrirnngtornft'ennbittnr. -- in ' Go Par Crallaa. , ' Ordering out the Mayflowsr to sari down the Potomac in time to reach Alexandria shortlyafter luncheon, Mr. Coolidge invited for the trip Senators Swanson and in Glasa..Representative Moore, wise district Alexandria nes. and former- Representative Caitlin, all of Virginia, as well sive.. Bascom BletnP. formerly private secretary to the prostilent and a resident of - Mrs.. Coolidge decided to remain in Washington, fearf,u1 lea the eeld from which she has been suffering would be aggravated br the trita . Mount Vernon. a lithe below Alexandria-en the- Potomac. although showa 'alWayeplace. held added (Continued on Pass Section.?) - TWA 70 DEATH.- , coltrolt;:aidrete historic Carlyle house. where the convention which framed the eon- , stittitios was conceived. With them were practically all members of the state legislature and other state officials.' , ' - '1 4Colvium owireul .......m....w. ' :.'t - ies 4 ,...,-- 1 m , , upon . ---' --- - . - '' tre.--Z- .....ci ' ' i . i tiltil,,, '....' , 'a ot osoe y. Case To Use Confessions 22,--(A- , ' ' a ed court-marti- - - al I 1,- t - , . At non-sto- - Fob.' rather and four Windt's' were burned to death whoa Vre door 'idea A two-sto- ry V. Mellon Receives Honorary Degree Feb. 22. W. Mellon. mere- - ) ' 7 '' , N....4 . At, tory of treasury; Governor . Fisher of Pennsylvania and Frank B. Noyes, president of tho Aso. , elated Press, today received the Ak.J.W..1k ."'" 45: Steve. 12;, Phillip, 12; honorary degree of doctor of taws 2. a It the Ill and Stanley. tter.. Washington birthday .' rises of the University of Penn- , son. Louis. 21. we.. ' ' trylvaniaburned before he These exercise have been held I "I reckon one reason Irby a Wen- 'Mete by firemen. The tho au likes to kite a ehild on the bact-,,tanually by univervity . foundee visiting friends whea the by Benjamin Irankhno since on the neck its because that'll the was 41geovers& ,. ... slug. only pbtce thats delta enougb." ' - ' - -- , bin. s - -- - - , , , . , 4 4 - . y At ' ': . .. responaibility tttseuebemns7riene re; unnon authorities , , - ..,.. ' - , ..,...,-, technical I noanmtmCnonmdemrann dmrddoenrn C, i the Paulding. supPlementary cam. 4, :,, . 23-- - . - . k .e (roved a boss. today. Tea other persons ware reaeued by Orestes. ' :The dead: Monotones Mosokai. r , following Itelo-Jusosi- - , t 011net: , - Pinctiently 4 PHILADELPHIA. - , : ' , PlITIIBURGIT., Pa, Feb. 23.- -g front a window on the third floor of the Pittsburgh Athletic associative bilàtng to der., C. R. Smith. 14 general manager of the Westinghouse Union Battery company, was killed in. atently. Smith was believed to have, met .. , 14 - (AP)Andrew the (AP)--rallin- - . Jones, isho went down with his 4pmanateaus Craft, , - ''' 4 Plated thar-ther- e' - L have' - .t.-- . Congressional circles express in- sel them 1.001 arrests dordnation it the tendency of the ,, 'tht tno alregot at Kiev, Odosiis. and v to pass responsibility from ( . e the nasY as tohole to the dead', . commander of ," LONDON'. the craft. , Fob. 22.(INS)-- ; Three guards were reported seri ,. Board to Reconvene. ,...............00-- . Y Disaatisfaction on the part of 0 on the naval authorities with charges of frontier, ac' cording td a Central News disincompetence and inefficiency on , . , the part of Rear Admiral Frank N.- I. patch from Rome. 'Two mysterious 'stratagem." the' director of rescue opera-RnImbY, ' ' ' ' d Hons. has resulted in the retnrn of dispatch maid, "entered a cabaret' where the guards were neated. firthe board's report by Secy.i Wit. , ed twelve shots without warning, bur eith instructionn to reconvene ......... - , ,,or. and escaped. , I"For the purpose of settiog forth completeness. the reasons . upon which its opinions. and rec. lr.anNe- ' ' f ' ' ommendations were based.", , 4111"noistasis . The board will reopen its inquiri ; here tomorrow. Congressional Inquiry into the : , : shot, question of submarine con- :l: struction and operation received ..-tremendous impetus from the Calif.. ' ; -- hoard's citatiOn of Admiral Brum- ono hour ....--2k , . : J. C. thy. :, wehrose record of a nquennrtweritheen ,t....... 144nct B. a. !tory serrice , blemish. of a ' , BERT HiliCKLER. All commander of the control -- ' after he had driven away from the force. in charge of all submarine ' his the shooting our , , "operation.; in the Atlantic he is was found dead In tle au Ends '11,000 Mile Hop now in Panama with the scouting Beet He fluty be called back bet ' with a bullet hole , .t. 12 Days 011 e fore the board. through his neck. Mrs. Simmons Cutting 'Rear Admiral Brumbyto teriP heard the shot and rushed from her house. Simmons got Into his a'rt"salboie.tc71treh Time Record otwheed teLutrtb "e htbeed , po automobile and dross away only . ' t,,,, . the familiarity with the essential to be overcome by a heart attack , i detailsl of submarine construction, which caused him to faint at the wheel of his machina which 'tailFeb. 2.z.,...(tN3).,,,, the LoNnoN. and of the actual work being car ed beside the road. On tho way ' mdpikietatinnees Into Bakersfield SiMMOTIS died. ried on by his subordinates neces-Mrs. Sintroons Mated that the sary, to direct ibtelligently the int- two mem had. been quarreling for ,eailirrriteedlieeinfcek Datoert: portant questions of which be ear two week. over a real estate trans- win Australia according to an Ex- - in charge:. ' . the ntana worked out action. change Telegraph dispatch front byAlthough experts on the scene per. both ' that city. ' . and Intell:gent diligently' executed ' from Hincklerta last bop ass Hiclanin-Hu- nt with the greatest possible expetli.-- Dutch East Indies. to Port Hon. limbs, Rear Admiral BrumbY . "yet Darwin., He loft failed to contribute that superior London. on Feb. I. S.Illtel then he and intelligent guidance. force mid has flown 11,000 miles. Bound judgment expected from an ' , i ---His record for the flight from officer et his length of eervice. ex- LOS ANGELES. Feb. England to Australia, is 12 days perience and position." .The confewrions of William Ed- less than the previous mark. , "The therefore, recom- - . ' ward .Hickman iind We lby Hunt. mends court; e be detached from youthful pals hi crime. to the slay- LONDON LAUDS FLIGHT A.4 the command , of the- - control - ONE OF GREATEST IN AM I formoo , ing of C. Ivy Tome. will be by the state as evidence when This recommendation . however. LONDON. Feb. their trial for the holdup murder Hink vigorously opposed by Admirals ler. Auetralian aviator who ar- is Is resumed tomorrow. E. IL Campbell. Judge advocate today. Is acThe confessions were made to rived in inAustralia R. H. Leigh. chief of navigeneral; as London claimed having, Hickofficers shortly after county ilughes chief of l6 one of the most remark- gation. and C. man was returned here to await able operations. enof skill and feats flying , AU tvsge a formal trial for the kidnaping and killing durance , been accomthat has yet of Marian Parker for which he , . on has bees sentenced to hang in plished. pegs 4. section two.) Claims are made that the IS day (Continued ' (ceistint six.) ,,,. April. flight established five new alerec. .............. 2: ords. being the fastest flight be- 0 o MUSSOLINI MIMS TWO. slip tween England anti Australia. the 1 , I AUNT HET ever longest light plane flight ... CREMONA. Feb. 22. ItaIy the longest solo flight in any 4 (AP)--the request of Fremier made. Mussolini tt pardons have been kind of an airplane, the fastest between England and Ingranted to flit) prisoners nerving Journey p . flight five and seven mouths for out- dia and the erst . '' between London and Rome.. Alp rages" or defamation of the pre': mier. Moth upon being released 1 tsiegraphed him their thanks. - - . , ashington's be celebrated five years hence under government auspices. The elm shaded m which the first president drepRed ong his way to church. were in flags and bunting for the occasion. and rmlitarr and patriotio units sought places to Parade Peat a reviewing- Maud for a salute from President Coolidge. Practically all of Virgin!a's offi- cials set Alexandria as their doesuation and dozens of those of the e r. birthday to , 31ORRI8TOWN, N. Feb. 22. was believed by .pclice today to have been'ths motive for the buk.ning to death Monday night of & woman trhorn. they identified as Miss Margaret Brown, 40 years old, employed until that morning" as a governess In a home on fashionable Park avenue. New . York. ,f - - . ' - - ' - , , ; , ' ral 5 , - , , hundreds Heart Attack Kills Slayer as He Flees -WashivirloingtilLon , 3 . - tilley surrounded' and destroyed the rebellious village of Novoia ' t:thhicebnaPtUnepr.sid. Human 'roick' Identified her glorious Coolidge today with a celebration at ' 'of ths first president's By Sister, Had , - $9,000 Alexandria Haith birthday anniversary.' AM of the . commonwealth interest ' At Time of Attack and was pcnetonttneneredinina the little city doe! Thomas Ross Newbold, demonstration Full Amount Is ' Gone. the forerunner of the counsigned Colorado Broker, Dies , try wide observance of W tqa; -..- Disaster , In Poltava Gubernias where ar- III - ; :: . A wore reported At Nein'. 21 peasants were excuted. They were charged with ,. ., . l' Lay Cause of , , ,'"7,ewr"eee. - on Dead Commander of Craft; Mellon 'Hits , At Stigma on Coast Guard Captain. ' Panter. ...k.,-- 0 .., V IIDCyrOPI To , , prohibited membership of negro veterans. , Gan. Sherburno announced his action here last night before, a meeting of the Boston branch of the easociatiou for the advancement of colored people. He declared he had Pet known of the restriction barring Degrees when he was initiated in the 48 and S. In his address he deplored readiscrimination and praised the le valor of. the negro trent,' sof his command. r Metro-Goldw- . 8 ' ,' , an Film , t ,f,tta,-,- ' , ., Faces Withdrawal . 3(''4' , , , - . , II c1131DP ;'.-L,- 22.-(-INSI - i ; , ',.-- '- - V , ' ' BY PAWRENCE SULLIVAN: . . . ' (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent.) storm of protest and InWASHINGTON, Feb. 22.--PUCRAIIEST. Feb. bane been killed and dignation gathered 'on Capitol Hill today as members of wounded and thousands have been Congress received the inconclusive report of the naval board arrested during a serious peasant revolt in the Ukraine. reports from of inquiry on the sinking of the submarine S4 in Province-tow- n Kishinev stated today. ,. harbor two months ago.. The revolt flared as a result- of were lost when the oppreasive tax measures by the government. the report said. es- went to the bottom with her full crew . pecially the practice of confiscatwith the coast guard destroyer Paulding on Dec.-17iing . grain as payment for.back formal the Although Mort taxes. ,' - . ' , , - ... . ' .. . 1- J, ,or ...., SEEC1 1 EfFollows Uprising fort to Seize Grain For flick Assessments; 26 Farmers Executed. , .,1 '' - ;- - ' - , ,,' 4" , e . -, - - I , , Rushee. Into Artillery : Area., Destroys Rebel. . . . , , .' :1000 liuus : Village; - Arrested During Week. on. Congressmen (s4!':4, ' ,'' I - '' - ;!,- ', , ' , ' - , tz ... t it, : , , I.... 1 '',- - ,. 7"; , ,p )" , . , 'i-- ta- - ,coucigos TAX , 4( - : -j - ,,, " ;It s, - 0-- 43 kV - .. , .. ,7 i ,.,......,.,......,..... j.,,.......,,...- ',. ne yLN m' 0-- 0 a 11I1EP V) 08UIT '--. 1 i... . I: ''''' . J -- .., 4 ,, .10k... . ": , . P. , 5......... , . , ,,, 4 s - -,.. , - . t ','' Bani . 7 "41- ' 'FACES ,. ''.,.T7 I 13 01(11A1111E; SLAT 1 .:! ; ;3; , -, -- , It - , ', hi' eel?cran3n - . , .the 171610 : REBEL a , it , . , I Fob. Boirrox, . --- or are the ' pertraite armed Sweew Brigadier General John R. Sher- the firm. ii; president. The orator portrait ho b7-- 1;',Z1,47dri4":1;7eommimder of Oth burne, war-Sikin Umlitturicts balmiers at the geseral et the Army et the Be,. negro krtillery units In France, has Mike. and (right) as a Virginia nobler) et militia. - - s. , resigned from the ill and S. bonLe, orarr society of the American , . - , gion. In Protest. he said. against the clause in the national coma'. monstration for tution of the organization which HONE1111 i -, ' pro-gree- ds Doctor Prepares to Deny Sack Murder a. al , C119. heavy report a.. a bre - o-- o , PEASAIIIS -,- - , -- . - - :'-' IX- - Whs ' i . ., - . IN IDAHO FALLS 1,111411(1 POCATELLO. Ida, 'Feb. 2- 4, at(AP)Fearing & smashup II besnow , COLORADO SPRINGS, Co).. - ? ThW attitude places him out of tempted to land in the deep ROSS at Ashton. Tommy Thompson. pi- Feb. empathy with the bond and security at Idaho Falls' 1 Newbold. wing of the Democratic lot. landed lila planetwo club and ' and active broker. polo party' te the senate and lines him last night with his Lake passengers. millionaire social affairs here. died at his with the conserve. David Keith. Salt v, up, definitely here today after a week's With the political power be- and L. D. Glennon. said continued ' today. . tires. tiered to be exerted bY public utit- - on to the city of the hie wife and two anus. . er ev Besides deate meantime. In the sty ellmaanies in the south. how- ' plane he is surrived by it sinter. Mrs.ever. the attitude of Seriator George Thompson is having B. wife of the presFrank Noyes. , ea the Walsh resolution may prove equipped with slain Assoelated Press and Previous reports that the plans ident to, the On page 4. section tiro.) wee forced down by engine trolble putaithar of the Washington Star. , it:00141211nd ew. andthree brothers. Joh '''s were denied by 'Thompson. ; , (eolume rts--) ' , bold, heed ot the nom fey and Storage pa n ' Newbold of logtoo: the Fleming Anti-Gei, Washington Star. and Colonel Mem"Y L. Newbold of - : - ' A heart attack. foll eordire.hy , pneumonia resulted in Mr. New. bolds death. LOX ANGELTAI, Feb. 22,(AP) LONDON, sTeb. bohday recess in tbe trial tocurrent a to report of Dr. Charles McMillan for the According "each murder" of wealthy Mrs. day in theatrical circles and atAmelit Appleby. today gave hint tributed to Sam Eckman. Euro- MURDER CHARGE a rest In preparation for hie pean snanager -of the the arbednted appearance on the wit',Pictures- Corporation, will ness stand in his own definite to. Ibanez film "Mars Nostrum" bo wfthdrawn from public exhibiTh. defendant's attorney stated tion in England and America due In late yesterday ' after the Co widoispreed criticism of certain ' stateeourt to Gerbad reeled Its caseand part episodes uncomplimeutary of McMillan's defense had bean many. Eckman denied that formal repput on, that the accused num probabl woutd take the stand. . rawntations bad been made by ., Filing' Expected to - be Germany to the United Mates channolw 4 diplomatic threfigh Made in S. Csirl board of COMM'S on ,WILLIE WILLIS - I The British I Monday banned the war film Death 1 ' the t "Dawn" becatios It depicted ROBERT WILLIAM execution of the English num, Edith Edict!. by German goMiers. 1 AVARILLO, Texas. Tab. et Not urder charges will be filed oday againstprobably Janine I. Kekahaloe. Hawaiian musician, for the fatal shootinti of his Print American wits in a tourbrt camp here gunday. Kekahaloa shot hie wife. thali wAsiaNcerom, The use ot federal prisoners as wounded Mini Vesta Jorenson. friend of the couple. and finally laborers ea government road conetruction aad repair work is sug- tried to commit suicide. according gested in a bill by Representative to Misr Jorenson. The Hawaiian Cramton. Republican. Michigan. slier himself through the head who said the measure wee endorsed blowing part of his brains away. Mrs. Mabel Wine- physicians said. He le expected to Walker by , , brandt. assistant attorney general: ',r mar of Imre eras acarod today. I 1 Thomas H. MacDonald. chief A of baby of the couthevitit the baby itad'serallowad the public roads bureas, and ple and Mrs. Kekahaloa's body will Stephen T. Mather. director of the be sent te Salt Lake City. her for-ta, Amy bait e inarble, but it wale junk , eattonal Dark .: wefts& pebble-h.., . , . , peeked ut6 home, sometime this week,- ; ed - - ' , - ifirgralatIS J the flight , Burke, a loeal aviator and WU. course record to break and a prize of $1000 to the winner, II vanishers will race their teams over the Ashton course in the annual dog derby here today. Ashton was crowded with hundreds of visitors who have arrived for the annual classic. The present as set two years age by record Bill Trudelt tea m of Labrador retrievers and Trude is entered again tbie year with a team be believes Is fully as fast as his record break. . ing outfit. Other entries 'mouldered likely to be among the leaders at the end of the race are Tud Kent, five times plant leers, Inir the witwinner, and Howard Sally, driver . oil Trade's team two years ego. Ral, ly will pilot Tom Morefleld's dogs, entered from St. Anthony. Idaho. . Three teams of the test Irish setmild barring ters have been a 0,11,,,i Sams, recently a -b- er'''nglin7n2toPnidnitto4nof Clarence des' of their piano. Tim flight will ba undo in a Rellanca constructed specially riane equipped with a Pratt and power "Waal)" motor. , Prevent plans call for a gasoline load of 1149 gallons. 'Tho shiP will have a eruisint speed or 120 miles an hours and a top speed of 140 an hour. Captain Burke, a native of New York, started his flying career as a member of the Royal Air force hi l Canada in 1014. while Rolland. a North Carolinian, waa manager 01 the U. 8. aircraft corporation of a y c14-- 1 -- , and Paris were announcd here ob. day. Capt. Ted Burks and Roger Williams, pilots. and Leo K. Holland. mechanic.. will attempt Lb. round trip flight early in Juno. Thoy will Won in Paris for fuel. Sheldon Clark, wealthy sportsman,' 'and son of vies president of itho Sinclair Oil company, will back ' , .. ,, .. ' ) - . vu, e- 'Honors - - 7 - - - - it '',.,. .t-,- ; -- ' - - 4 ;,.4 ' . .--- . ','-- Are Financed. .. Teams Battle:- to 'Break , -pr Record Set by .Trude al Yvto Years Ago on the RALEIGH. N. C, rob. 22' for tho first round-tri- p and that the ' Same Val atsgMates Idaho Course. (WSJPlans chances of .10kking up a nucleus air flight betwoon Now York of votes la perhaps better there at the moment than any other section . of the eouReedntrY. of Missouri. knows, Se COUTNe. that the principal hurdle he has to surmount. is the antag- , IC ' - . 4 - : - iltd 1 1 in Annual Ashton Dog Derby '(- - . E 7 . . lut '.17o ',,, .102IS Southern Aviators Make - 8 v . ' : PRE N., Y. TO . , , STAIIII:IQ t, lc' :-- YEAR t , - - ROUND TRIP Hop- U..in , :tut5eticilu:aintoPtrahlteellIgnitin:; I SEVENTY ' EIGHTH , -i- amount 1928 nLI - Coo Amr,llY'llPrest --7 ,s 1111110110SCHED , , (C., . ' - -, . ---- -1 r- - L3 ' ' 22 FE13RITARY 0 j. 0--0 , !Train ,WEDNESDAY , 0 . . CI'ZIE - . 1 . , . . , 1 |
