Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1923, Page 20

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He had to choose a plowed a ther pris- | ral more attention than the of D n were against them and at times| ', .. onoplane—Martin Observa- | fleld, and had it not been for the S T Rl never [ tne ats | Dinre WS SnOINR N D | OnaNE—was it ot En [haotelace. | (45t Rt IRisiahio was eotilppad with Dog Leg Broken BOLLING FIELD. m{i_e \\'A:‘u relcfgc.d !;\‘::en;r:;r 3‘% ?;\'erlheleus they were satisfled with | The plane Is large and heavy and car- | Probably would have turned over as \»!q M & ¢ Lieut. Alfred B. Baker, who since|1918. and on the © trip. |ries & Curtis DI2 motor. it has ac- | it struck the ground. This experi- BIELINGS S MonG D Anell 0= \s beenvadutant of | the oroix® de 3 ) beenvadjuta the croix de guerre with one palm. e e e W R stotion | of the seats being situated in the same | the larger wheels are more practical | dog, Plenty Coups, aged chief of 5 e vine | January 21, 1919, but was forced to!|for the past two years, got his 5 ;‘v.\ll:ln.;;;u: lr:m the ain wservice o0 I N e Reed | “Wings" during th ek snd'iy now and the third belng inclosed beneath | took many photographs while away window at a hotel here lust night ; 4 as an enviable 5 i & vi ¢ e roo ieu aker has a | Hospital as a patient. He was hon ol e Jattended the | provigion for release of the gasoline | by the commandant of the first naval | poidics. o A P . - 3 W | fce August 14, 1919, but was com- 1921, but due to some misunderstand- > old chief lay moanin, for more Army at Fort Myer as a private, mh’lunf"; ‘l“m the Regular Army |Ing was never given & pilot's license | 2T¢, located In the wings, and by |&tops at Salem, Revere Beach. Fram- . 7t of lgl ! it k < DEhax d ddlets searchers attempted to locate him. Oetober 20 e was in (raining at the | asq ssstgnen o Boning Fleld. Short- | Rim ‘through teats in an N-o sea. | DIt they can be dropped free of the | Conn.; Hartford: Middletown, N. J.3| A pollceman found the Indjan, aviation ground school, Princeton, N. St o from Dayton and assembled at the : first lieutenant. actory. - avils Plenty Coups explained. At a hos- 3. and the following two months| " Tiout Saker was born in Hyatte- Mmoo REes el | s o and lana plase, “adi were spent In flying training with aville, Md, May 30, 1891, and Was| . . oo 3 000" 2 seaplane during the|nouncing it satisfactory. The Navy |knocked down, for some time, was| Durt . roval fiving corps unit in Toronto, | Eraduated from McKinley Manual} li"and also into a very busy pae. | Department now will consider adop. |5t up and tested during the week Elonty. Goups came to/Billings on Canada, and Taliaferro Field, Tex.|yersity Law School. He practiced been for many years th e | ¥ Schoal. from the office of Admiral Moffety, | #ir fleet. Y years the titular e was appointed a s d lie - > s t. - A . e e he. e won Jie was appointed a nd licuten- | law up to the time of his enlistment. | A (7€, 00C oF fdmiral Moffett, e head of the Crow trib He won | local title and investment corpora- S S = | Cheyenne warfare by his ar | tion and is in charge of its examining SRl L [ | guadron of the vattlesnip fletat San | A Mexican Prehistoric City. | raids and victories with acco oner. ~The Germans dressed his|nings. It left the station at 10:15 | forty-five midshipmen from the Naval | land plane to Boston in three hours’ ko in. On the return journey the high|were given “hops” by officers at the | had & forced landing at Middletown, l h IN WASHINGTON | |inors aiisntion, ihan e, stnor, grls {rate mers seninat them 2o of urdte Asleep, Chases cruelly treated, board wera soaked to the skin, but|ing the week by Lieut. Rittenhouse. | Martin bomber landing wheels it Lpataatd French government awarded him |- = Machinist's Mate P. J. Ryan, | C0MmMmodations for three persons, two | €nce proved to the Meutenants that| Dreaming that he was chasing a 0 oz ves: d dered hi He returned to the United States Rolling Field, yesterday tender s | positions as those in ordinary planes | for the DeHavilands. Lieut. Pond| the Crow Indlans, crawied out of & the wings. A feature of the plane is|and also attended a conference called record. .In 1917 he enlisted in the|orably discharged from the air serv-|training school at Pensacola. Fla. in | fanks in case of & crash. Two tanke | district. His Sourney basic Iaclaacd building, breaking his leg. The o B 3 e than a quarter of an hour while Bviation reserve. From August 28 to|again In July of the following year|and authorisation. Lieut. Gorton put | Mje Ty of & leyer in the pilot's cock- | Ingham, —Providence, ~ Middletown, [ e o B M romoted to | plane and an FSL boat, which proved | PlAne: ‘The plane was shipped nhere | Philadelphia and Aberggen. “Try to catch dog. then fall,” The twin-seated WT-3 airplane was | ® féw minor changes aside from pro- | Which had been at the station, | PIt&l It was said he was badiy | Training School and Georgetown Unl-} Jorizar sihip, " The following women | tion of. this type for addition to ita|Ofcers pronounced it the best De-| land-leasing business. —He has i e 5 He has mccepted a position with a L . 1 his name in the days of Soux and Ant, air service, January 28, 1918, and given flights Wednesday: Mrs. Fauline | Wednesday to proceed to the air & | corps, (é:!")fm'kswym E Diego. He will leave tomorrow on | panying Lieut. Baker is succeeded as ad- ks 7 )berts. | the Nitro from Hampton roads. He From the Scieatific American. the tim [Jutant by Capt. Ray A Dunn, who{Js, Rigiael, barbom, S J18dYs | has been on duty here a short time, | A prehistoric city has recently been known $ | has been at the field for the pastigri o MGG, (0 )loien):!lill‘hlz'(' Misg | Having come to this station from Pen- | discovered at the foot of the volcano | etery Arlington, Plenty |five vears Capt. Dunn was. on two | {Etiern, Niss Melen Sullivan, Miss | gacola, Kl | Ixtaccihuatl, The city is apparently | Coups was selectod ne reprosents. | different occasions commanding offi- | S Mo "v"JM Pa % | four miles long’ and three miles wide, | tive of all the Iudian tribes in | cer of the field. He has been fa the Loupmon Hunt, | Lieut Pond and Lieut. Gorton re- |The city is surrounded by a wall and | America, in Novemver, 1921, he ulse mann | turned to the station Thursday after | there are twenty-eight pyramids. There | was visited at the Crow ugency ‘alr service since 1916. ‘ |and Miss Bertha Armlin. an extended trip in New England. |is a possibility of the ruins being as| by Marshal Foch, who he adopted | i '/ 2 > 7 7 . returned the same evening in the rain ,////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// | tors including the wife of Assistant Chief Machinist Rufus Bush, pil soudun, and from April 28 to Jul th iling edge of the wings oudun, and from April 28 to July 28 | wa e trailin a Five Popular Shapes In the fight that sued, his| framework is made of metal and is but was unable to escape from the station, flew the plane back to Phila- “After Dinners,” 17c, 3 for 50c 2 6 for 25c | eut. T. P. Smith and Lieut. W. K.| In addition to these persons about | Lieut, Bond flc De 5 = ; Bul;‘g‘\,l;s L m";",.r‘“w D Wads eu o1 w a Haviland 4B-2 famous as Tectihuacan. into the tribe with much ceremony. With Supplics for the station St. Clair Street put_on an 5 s A Smoke That You'll Like: Secretary of \ar Davis. The stunts included barrel rolls, tail spins. loops and all other maneuvers familiar to ’s ';lhnse who travel in the &ir. | Two bibg events of the field in the ing an HS-2 flying boat from’ Phi Men. here's just what vou have been looking for. “Natura delphia to Washington Tuesday, was Bloom" all Havan s, long fillers with apecially Seleciod wrapnios > was on duty on the line. | were damaged by the “high sea.” The On the latter date he was on a | pilot could not continue his journey “Carona Chicos,” 3 for 25¢ “Media Perfecto,” 3 for 25c. Lumden. ' was covered with fabric. The damaged d and killed. | parts were repaired Thursday, overwhe odds. m one burst | delphia. The plane was to have been : of enemy fire he was | attached to the station here. Other Popular Clgars At Peoples Low Prices “Flor De Melba” (admirals), 4 for 25 ..... ..$3.00 Radium Products Corporation 1105 Conn. 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