Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 13

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Watch Our Sunday and Thursday Ads for Specials EDWARDS & ZANNER CO. 704 7th, Formerly 452 7th. 25% balloon passe; about’ rv’-.u. northeasterly & reports received raliroad officials over Bryan, Ohlo, at E - very h‘ in a rection, according to y New York Central ere. Norfleet and Chief Rigger J. F. Shade, who pected to remain .in the- air | a%"leastiten days, to land somewhere, ltar up in Canada. With the great lifting power of the helium this bag was one of the five. burst away from the earth to the upper currents and started off toward the northesst. Other High Starters. 11, Milwaukee; Bernard von Hoft- ::‘;n 8t uuni and Ralph XK. Vu:ti). Milwaul Ward T. Van Orman, ‘Akron, Ohio, and Walter Mor- ton, Akron, Ohlo. - FIVE BAGS PASS DETROIT. ¥our Golng Toward Northern Lake Erie, Fifth One Southwardly. fore being raised to the pon- tifical throhe. The Vatican presented a festive rs- pect. Papal flags flew throughout the day, and the Noble, Swiss and I'ala- tian g and the gendarmes wore full dress uniforms. Beautiful floral tributes were sent to the ponuf from the Vatican gardens. _POPE HAS BIRTHDAY. ROME, June 1.—Pope Plus celebrat- ed his sixty-fifth birthday yesterday. He recelved numerous congratulatory There is no such thing as a thun-|telegrams and best wishes were sent Cirent,tut the mame s frequently!io him by all the cardinals and arch- to a particularly dangerous form of | bishops. There were also special mes- lightning. | = sages from Deslo, the Pope’s birth- RAGIG BALLODNS ORI FAR APART Cities in Opposite Direotions Report Gas Bags Sighted. By the Associated Press. || CHICAGO, June 1.—Drifting their |J | uncharted way, twelve of the thirteen | siant gas bags which took the air in |§l i the thirtcenth national balloon race | {at Milwaukee yesterday were be- lieved still to be salling across dis- |Itant skies at dawn today. Whe | |darkness dropped its shroud across | {the earth last night seven of these California, in Arm son of Detroit a mann of St. Loul The pllots we: mess: bags; Ralph Up- Bern, von Hog- civilian entries. instructed to drop on town which they pn; o:ar"-nd as lf.!.. lh.ythA 1 b gend duplicate reports to the Aero Club of Wisconsin and_to the [ S35t toward northern Lake Erle v Aero Club of ca at New York. 1 in Following 18 & list of the pilots and |(ter daybreak. it was traveling their aides, the first name being that June 1.—Three of the pile s - ; rce Oscar Westover, Wash- tional balloon race ' nd Lieut. Cariton F. Bond, |nad passed over Bangamon county ! flying southwest, according to re- | - | ports received here this morning. One | > - | of them came 50 near earth at Pete i R - | burg that the pllot yelled at farme but the balloon’s number was n % | recognize nother, flying high in o R T Lo L i i pilgrims of the sky were floating in | Chjef Rigger J. F. Shade, Lakehurst, | ces 3 | |directions almost ~ directly ovposite N g, T % reported from Pai Pt i th vilian—] . Upson, Detrolt, WAUKEE, une 1.—' '1a:d‘:;z"y.'.:n:e::.“.:;:: ERPOEE o .nyl%)flch and C. G, Andru Washington: | balison pitosed by & Mekivben of ||, Five of the bags, which shot high|Mo., and J. H. W, L 8t Louls pasen cver White B4 | :-2::01 u"’d"f' caught a northeast cur- Ohio; J. 8. McKib cet at the Aero Club of | | &nt, and disappeared toward Canada.|and H. F. Muller, The balloon dropped messages, Which \ors retaining their ballast for the | ren Rasor, Brookvilie, Of were sent back hers. It was going in r {and swung off toward the south. | oo on Lo Ohio, June about 7 o‘cloei assing over Lenawee unty (Adrain). 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