The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1919, Page 6

BRITISH GIANT DIRIGIBLE MAY FLY TO US BEFORE AMERICAN PLANE GETS ACROSS LATEST LIGHTER-THAN-AIR CRAFT WILL GO 85 MILES AN HOUR AND CARRY CREW OF 32 MEN (O17 MODEL *~» LENGTH, 75 ET, 7- 250 HP Morors bf SPLED..69 MILES PERHOUR o— j9id MODEL LINGTH....... 521 FT. SPELD...50 MILES PR HOUR. BY H. DUCKWORTIL | A, Start Correspondent. NEW YORK The Aero Chik of Aue thrown into a sfate of me | was been | trans-Atlantic flight will be n the British before we Jaunch our own attempt R. Hawley, president of the Ae Officials of the club’ have just r celved a copy of the memorandum sued by the British air ministry, sho’ ing the development of the than-air machine has been, i more striking than the h air machine, and that the dirigi is possibly better fitted to make the ocean crossing than the acroplane. The tremendous advance been made in dirigible co since the beginning of the made possible the crossing lantic with the new type of ship now] , ready at Glasgow, In 1914 the av German rigid dir speed was under one imum full speed about ¢ hour. In the German L-70 (2,195,000 cubic feet capaci the MOTHER'S FRIEND : EXPECTANT MOTHERS 4-210 H PMOTORS tl ZEPPLIN — 1900 “7 LENGTH 420PT SPEED..1027.2H 2-10 HPMOTORS endugance at 45 ailes per hour has risen to TA ¢ s Whit 8,000 niles would be cove —and the max- imum full speed to i fu at is the class 45 miles per how mater than the wther will not appre Lin flight, dicap hy so fi the probability that it will ught out in a longer he ship,” s later be lasting fc endurance of t ble to that maintai The range, pr the weight 10,000,000 cub have a disp which f: feet capac le lift of ov ble for petrol, freight, in’ vary ble, rigid will a with a1 per hou some a maximum range of over or nearly once round the world.” Nine airship stations of various es Will shortly cease to be in u: the British admiralty and will be al purposes, Large rigid airship stations are to be estublished at distances of 2,000-,000 m apart, mainly for trans-oceanic traffic, while the aeroplane will be used for bringing passengers and mer- chandise to these from neighboring countries. For example, a continental linost unlimited and | large. At But in of about 10,000,000 | ¥ endurance of | e weeks at 40 to 45} SO miles per hour, a ceiling of | },000 feet can be obtained, and | 0,000 miles, | airship service is planned to run from | MAKES THE CRISIS SAFER Lisbon to New York, passengers being | \ | | whieh it would ha 1919 BRITISH DIRIGIBLE ~~» LENGTH . NOOFT. 5 MILES PER HOUR ..303.6 TONS CREW....6OEFICERS 26 MEN PUEL&FREIGHT .. . 170 TONS £200.000 T0£300,000 n to Lisbon from Paris, Rome, ieroplane. In this way the nero- e Will compete with the in and p with the ste ip, over e the wutage of reducing the ave: time of transit t least 50 per cent, Airships so be used for linking up the in such places as Central Africa, 5 the country is ¢ cult both for aero- planes and Jand transport. — Propaganda Has Firm Foothold h 10,—Ambassador who went to Rus- 116, and represented os at Petrog and ers watil the Nied diplomats depart: held by the Bolshe- Washington, Ma ting lawiess propagan- aid he found the Ger- andists so fi could not have BLOOD POISONING Hamlin’s Wizard Oil a Safe First Aid Treatment How often lockjaw,and blood poisoning result from the neglect of a slight scratch or little cut! Ham- in's Wizard Oil is a safe and effec- atment. It is a pow- ic atid should be ap- tely to wounds of this nt danger of infection It is soothing and healing and quickly drives out pain and inflam- mation in cases of sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings. 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Aiea Lite SA rte hd 400 id Civil service retirement bill. : Our Hero . 40.00 4.00 2.00| Most of these bilis will come back Home Industry.. 36.00 3.60 1.89|to the next congress; many of them N.P. Special... 31.00 3.10 1.55 in different. form, and upon most of We Ship Cigars by Parcel Post (Address) William F. Er lenmeyer ment.came to a vote-in Cigar Factory 423 Third St. Ph fore the senate com | nly entrench: | Bismarck, N. D; e 243 VICE PROBE CAUSESSTIR "INST. PAUL St. Paul, Mar. 10.—Investigation of the vice situation in St, Paul reached an acute stage today...It.wus announe- ed at the state capital that many communications touching on ‘alleged situations ‘in the city were received today by Governor Burnquist und the attorney general, __ The cXief of police yesterday offered $0000 to anyone “who would furnish conclusive proof”. that the St. Paul police have been harboring criminals with the understanding that — th criminals would not operate in St. Paul. i 240,197 MEN CASUALTIES OF U. §. IN WAR Washington, aMrch 10,—Battle cas- ualties of the American army in France shown by revised division [records nounced today totaled 240,- j 197. Wgunded, mi The 'o probably will, be some slight further revision as further, re- ports are received. The second régu- lar division shows the greatest losses, with 24,429; the first division ni the 28th (Pennsylv: tional guard and. national arty | ivisions, being fourth-in the list, with; | 14.143; : | The’$2nd (Michigan and Wiscobs) {was fifth, with 14,268, In the news list the 42nd ‘d «Rainbow) reported a-total of }the 77th (New York Metropolitan | National army) 9.423; the 27th (New York) 7,948; the 30th (Tennessee and North and South-Carolina) 823. | American treops‘actually participat- ing in combats with the enemy con- stituted 1,900,000 men} 1,100,000 divi- sional and replacement; 240,000 corps and army troops, and 50,000 service and supply troops. CONGRESS DIDN'T a much more commen theme of conversation there days in Washington. than “What Congress ” This ..is particularly true of the lust session. There's a big hole on the ~‘eredit? side’ of. the congressional ledger ;-and:a.superabun- dance on the “debit” page. Congress did NOT appropriate— Three billion dollars needed by the’ government in the carrying on of gov- ernmental functions, as provided for in the following: Sundry givil. bill. Agriculture appropriation bill. General deliciency (in¢luding _rail- roads) bill. . Indian Dill, Army and navy appropriations bill, District of Columbia bill. Department of Interior's vill giving farms to soldiers, and Departwent of Labor's pill starting public works. With the death of the Sundry Civil Appropriations bill all government boards created. for the war, such as food and fuel administrations, war trade and war industries boards, war labor bourd, federal employment ser- vice und the committee on public in- formation must go out of existence at the end of th ‘eal year on June 30. The appropriation for the employ- ment service asked by Secretary of Labor Wilson was $10,088,000, and for the Woman in Industry service $150,- vou. The closing of the emplofment service, Secretary Wilson believes, will add to unemployment difficulties. Congress not only failed to uppro- priate needed money, but laid down on the Pb in othtr legislation, too. Here ure some of the most important measures which were caught in the jam of unfinished. business and_dicd with Congress Bill t6 enforce July 1. Womun amendment. Land reclamation scheme. Federal control of meat packing in- dustry. s Bill for ending feder wire-systems Dée. 31. onl. Restricting immigration, for four years, j n " Giving authority to deport interned enemy aliens. eon war-time prohibition \ suffrage constitutional ontrol of minareted Repealing portion of espionage act.| Repealing ‘tax on so-called luxuries and-articles of clothing. Aroviding for vocational education' Education bill for eliminating iliter-| acy. “Creating federul reconstruction com: mission. 3 Chartering War Mothers of America. them.new hearings ‘will be held. This meni that: practically all-work done on’ them will -have toate ‘done oe ne, the woman si a paar both houses. ‘The others got through oné posse only or pveré cqught in. committée Jams. Eee hel Bos UXURIOUS EASE FOR 18 GOBS * ap WHO'VE WEDDED TURKISH MAIDS as a cs | ea 3 Pee SK Are BY CAROLYN VANCE BELL . A, Washington Bu att, | CHAE 1128-1184 Munsey Bldz., hingtou,, D.C. » Somewhere within the mosqued and upon the banks of the rushing Bosphorus, \JS“American blue~ N, pt W strange story. - we forever.” s ; What are the charms of Tur girls that so enamoured our men? Most likely these marriages occurred because the gmericins discovered that ‘Turkish women know how to provide the essence of comfort and usury for the male in their homelife. ‘The wives and daughters of ‘Turks haying no outside interests, use a playing ‘with jewels. r ) jackets are held prisoners, by the of Constantinople beauties. Th belonged to. th pw oof the naval ship Scorpion which was in- the*Turkish government and has late- ly, been released. - ies The Scorpion commander, upon his Avery Tractor. _ School» Will Be Held At French & Welch's * In the Rear of the Building To-day and’ To-morrow . Everyone Invited It’s Absolutely Free Special experts from the great Avery Plant willbe: . here to explain everything pertaining‘to Tractors. THEY WILL- HELP SOLVE YOUR TRACTOR PROBLEMS. © ed iy : TRACTOR OWNERS—TRACTOR OPERATORS PROSPECTIVE TRACTOR OWNERS and all those who-are interested in Power Farming \ are cordially invitedto attend this FREE Tractor School to be held at the— , French & Welch Hdwe.Co. Bismarck, N.D, arrival in New — York, “he men were: given. shore. leave frequently. One after another each of the 18 applicd for permission to marry a beautiful Turkish girl. When we came away Wwe left thesesmen’ be- hind, content ‘to tuke up Turkish life She is an ‘early er and after partaking of a and a cup of coffee. is ready to W it up- on her husband. She places his slip- pers by the side of his couch, holds throbe for him, hands him his. upon w silv@r platter and lights pipe with an ember held in a pair tongs and finally places the aainber tip in his mouth. in attendance seated upon a cushioned 1 at his feet. What more devo- tion could any husband want? | Carney Coal Phone 94 _|0. E. Anderson Lbr. C. aaa GET THE HABIT Get-the habit to ship your | hides, furs and-junk to the firm that pays the highest market price. Send for our price. list and tags. We pay the express and postage on furs. “We also tan hides into Coats, Robes and Leather” teriied upon the outbreak of war .by BISMARCK HIDE-&. FUR ‘Bismarck; N.-D.