The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1923, Page 2

; oy en ; j i Seamer amps cme mn _ Summer by four or five of the “world | sedi SEEK 10 BEAT OTHER NATIONS France and Britain, Too, After Last ‘Big Hop’ for Pio- neer Airmen WASHINGTON, Nov, 19,— With Seattle as the point where the expe dition will leave the United States, the army air service today announced its complete plans for a world clr Gling flight to begin next March, The army has been rushing these plans in order to start the flight be- fore the British and French airmen, who also aro after the round-the- World record—tho last of the “big Mights” left for pioneering airmen. Every aviator in Uncle Sam's army service now is out after a berth on the expedition, For the fliers who ‘will make the trip are to be chosen from those in the service whose reo: fords seem best to qualify them, ASK NATIONS’ OKEH Final approval of the plans for the flight awaits only the consent of} foreign governments to filghts across | thelr territories. The state depart- ment has asked all the governments | whose territory would be crossed to give formal assent. This, all are ex: Pected to do without delay. Plans for the world-gindling, which Gen. Mason M. Patrick, chief of the | army air service, has approved, call) for it to be made next spring and/ cruiser” aeroplanes now being built) for the army at Santa Monica, Cal.) ‘The planes will be manned by four or five officers and an equal num. ber of enlisted men. Ol FLIGHT The flight is to start from Wash: ington In March. | From here the route will be: Cross continent to Seattle. North along the coast of British pereed_—E cig2zrettia you i | DIAMONDS JEWELRY WATCHES SILVER- WARE better quality, moderate | Of the at reliable, prices. Albert Hansen | 1519 Second Ave. Between Pike and Pine | Established 1883 One X-Ray Free | | | In the extraction of tecth we say to our patrons: If we burt you, don’t pay—could we say more? Bet of Teeth From $5.00 UP Gold Crown and Bridge Work From $1.00 UP Boston Dental Offices 1422 Second Avenne We Stand the Test of Time m ears in Une Location arse Army Flyers Will Try Ro THE SEATTLE STAR PR “aR und-the-World Flight; Leave U. 5. -m sn Aa tpn Te A A OPTERON . einer siniainetaeae MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1928, at Seattle Columbta to southern Alaska, Thence to Aleutian Islands, Across Japan, China and Indo: China, Siam and Burma, Across India and Perslan gulf, Acrdss Turkey and Europe and thence to England a Northern route over Faroe islands nd and Gfeonland and Capo U1 ‘ Thonee to Canadian mainiand, Que bec, Montreal and back to Washing ton, TRAINMEN WILL HOLD PROGRAM Celebrate 50th Birthday of Organization With Gov, Louls F, Hart as prin- cipal speaker, the Seattle program | of tho nation-wide celebration of the 50th birthday of the Brotherhood of | Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will be staged on December 2. A ae: | cret meeting will be held by mem: | bers of the organization at 2 o'clock in tho afternoon, with the publlo| gathering scheduled to follow at Eagles’ hall, Seventh ave, and Union st, at 7:20 p,m, | At several large terminals in Can ada and in the American clties of | Atlanta, Ga.; Memphis, Tenn.; Buf- falo, y.; Chicago, Il; Denver, Colo. as City, Mo; Minneap- | olis, Minn.; Pittsburg, Pa.; Port Jar- | vis, N. Yj San Antonto, Tex.; San | Francisco, Cal, and St, Louis, Mo. | similar meetings will be held simulta: | neously. | In addition to Gov. Hart, addresses | will be made here by B. B. Ault, ed-| itor of the Union Record; Ellas A. | Wright, attorney; C. W. Mater, past | vice grand master of the brother: hood, and Steena Ward, chatrmon of | the grand executive board of the Ladies’ society of the brotherhood, Plans are being perfected to en-| tertain out-of-town visitors who are expected to attend. The work of organization accom plished by the order and plans for | the future will be featured In sev-| eral of the speeches scheduled, ac. cording to announcement. | Famous Singer Helps | Elks to Cheer Kids Musle by Sophie Braslau, famous contralto of the Metropolitan Grand Opera compa the Ballard Elks’ band gave a pleas ant afternoon to inmates of the Chil dren's Orthopedic hospital Sunday afternoon. The famous soloist, ac companied on the piano by Mis Cole, moved from place to place among the rows of cots while she sang “My Little Batteau,” “Mah Lindy I “The Sweetest Story Ever Told" and other songs fitting Ethel Cove Cole and | to the occasion. The band played in the yard after the singer had fin shed Miss Braslau kept a promise to | sing to the children which she made| while working in “Americanus” last | summer. A severe cold prevented her doing so at that ti her accompants cisco in the me. The singer and left for San Fran. ning. | He” Men and “She” | Women World’s Need Tho world of today is in need of real “he-men and she-women,” with | both sexes ready to play thelr re spective parts in the creation and support of healthful homes and chil dren, was t me of tho Rev. Honor L. W sermon at the Ballard Presbyterian church Sunday morning. “Tho man must do his | share outside of the home, in provid. ing shelter and protection, while tho woman owes a vital duty In giving her home and children the proper attention,” the pastor sald Body of Missing Man Found in Bay The body of a man believed to be Chris Rustan, 52, was found floating in Lake Union Sunday, at the foot of Lynn at. Officers of the steamer St. Paul reported the disappearance of Rustan on November 5, and coun. ty morguo officials d the de- scription of the miss’ man an. swers that of the corpse. Odd Fellow Frolic Opens Monday Night “Bix s of Fun and Frolic, an Odd ’ bazaar, wil Tenth ave. and - The aft $30,000 refreshments and t features will be pi ok's program, You' wilt never forget ou Chaney — @HUNCHBACK , of NOTRE DAME” ts is NOT on the Box, it is NOT BROMO QUININE (There is no other “BROMO QUININE”) The Laxative and Tonic Effect of Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets is very beneficial to the system. The World's most popular remedy for Colds, Grip and Influenza, Price. 30 Cents ! Cobbler, Given Life tiary waa the penalty adjudged Sat urday by Superior Judge J found oharge involving a 4-yearold child, Tho jurist pointed out that under tho wtato ntatutos the ponalty in the leant he could give for the offonad, oy entructible,”" Mooradian is at liberty. undor| “Things Indentructi ah $7,600 bonds, pending hearing on an] Rev. George W. Bee appeal before the state supreme}at the Ravenna Methodist srotew court. 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