The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1919, Page 11

NAVYPLANES TOGO DNOVERSEA RACE * FROM ROCKAWAY Bimal Departure Place Across } Ocean Probably Will Be |. From Newfoundland. ‘WASHINGTON, March %,—Naval Beaplanes which are to attempt @ flight across the Atlantic Ocean in ‘May will start from Rockaway Beach, L. 1, but the actual “jumping off” place will be much further up the Coast, possibly at some point in New- foundland, Whether the ma s| will steer a direct course for Ireland ©r foliow the longer route by way of the Azores, apparently has not been determined. Acting i) ev it an- nounced te that the destroyer Barney had nm ordered to proceed to Newfoundland to investigate the une Woman to Another By Grace Westcott Mary, Helen, and 1 had been to the movies. Mary had left us at her door, and Helen and I walked home togethe: “Do you know,’ tively, arm, tonight, jo romething about Mary (hat I haye rather suspected ence or twice before.” ‘Whit do you mean?" 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Every girl wants to be at her best." “Wha ‘@s Amolin It's a * questioned Helen, be without it.’ T use it after my bath, | 1 it in’ my clothes, and in fact, keep it for all sorts of uses.” sian aohmolin tn a der, antiseptic. nted, soothing and healing, and ining no talcum, It is excellent, too, for healing and pre- venting chafing, Amoli nb deodorant pow- | Watch the signals of success and follow them,—we have built a chain of 17 shirt specialty shops upon the suc- cessful service given to thousands ie customers, jecause,— we sell shirts that you can rely upon, and that we back up with a géarantee, which means “shirt satisfaction or your money back.” Woven Madras SHIRTS —— $ 3 for 1.65 550 Look for the sign that means “shirts | and shirt satisfaction.” ’ ute T SHO = SiAusts (NAMI 1 Pennsylvania Broudway ortlandé St. st. 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The aircraft will be refuelled and get a final tuning up before they actually depart overseas. | which t THREE LIBERTY MOTORS One of the made at Rockaway Beach fora naval Might across the three seaplanes there is equipped with three Liberty motors having Experiments are being made in the arrangement of the motors, but It is believed the final choice will provide and two “pusher” planes has been estimated by builders at 100 miles an hour, and it |FEATHERWEIGHT MAIL =| Sir Percy Cranville Girouard, 4 dis- tinguished engineer, has conoeived a plan by which letters can be reduced for the purpose of transit to one- fiftieth of their present weight, Inited States a prac- is," says the Dally Mall, “it may be possible in the near future for business letters from Great Britain to be delivered in the | place his propo: Ni letandard ne | about twenty 1 [yesterday condemned as unwise the to our de-}* in the v from Rockaway to the Unless diMcuities with ico floes are encountered, the Barney, it is ex- pected, will return States within about ten days, ‘ the officers will submit their report at, Press). Washington, United when to the In disclosing that the planes would | eave the naval aviation station on Mr. Roosevelt said it) preferable to fly the The Navy Depariment has not en- tered for the $50,000 prize offered by the London Daily Mail to the first air- craft that completes a@ transatlantic Might At the department to-day it 1 that no inquiries had even as to the conditions under er was ma WILL DRIVE EACH PLANE | ships Has Made) 100 Miles an Hour in Trials. Lieut, Commander John H. Towers; 6 in charge of the preparations being | Bach of the ean, ,000 to 1,200 combined horse power, for two tractor, or “pulling,” pro- pellers, and one “pushing” propeller. There will be four Liberty motors n the fourth plane, now under con- struction, these being two tractor motors, Tho spred of the first three sea- the s sald that at least one of the planes hag made approximately that speed n trial flights. ——e FOR OVERSEA AIR SERVIGE ngineer Would Take Letter Fitms, h Would Be Enlarged and Sent to Destinations. Coportal rem Publietiing Co, ig World.) ping World.) ajor ( ad Cal LONDON (Spe March so mail between Great ted States in four or five days at ‘ost of not more than double wae rent rates, y mitted to the as Sir Percy is to the United States he Is before the Ame: ad np “By hie and then size notepaper, and addressed, Lt is estimated | we buviness ent ave Britain to America ach steamship. | one- fiftieth weight of film five or six tor procedure has been thoroughly tested with existing ap- paratus to Girouard’s complete satis- faction.” London - Bor Palins T PARIS, March airplanes which inaugurated the pos- tal service yesterday between Paris and Bordeaux c d over Libdurne, northeast of deaux, because of engine trouble, T pilot and hia passenger, M. Gaudillere, | an editor of the Havas News Agency, | wero severely injured aud taken to a military hospital. GLERGYMEN CONDEMN BAN ON WARD'S BOOKS Action Toward Professor Accused of Bolshevist Sympathies Is Termed Unwise. Meth Iv meeting at st clergymen at their weok- No. 150 Fifth Avenue f the raded Sunday action School Lessons t Synd in banishing frdm the Sab- bath school curriculum the books of | Marry F. Ward, prc ethies in the Union Thi 0 Me had been a ary ¢ sessing a certain amount of sympathy toward Bolshevism. The whole subject probably will’ jcome up again next Monday when! lr, Newell Dwight Hillis of Plym- outh Chureh, Brooklyn, will speak.| is an Gutspoken opponent of Bol- much wh at yesterday's meeting. on social unrest! and dwelt upon the necessity for deuling sympathetically the s of labor, with don't you borrow |t from Gride yours and always sten to one n thet. Ff enough for (hat. —— it} ectures. ol $100 badly | at Grin vind Yana’ To Fortify The Sratem Agni: Tene Laxative Biol ob RR publishing section of} applause) THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 2 BRITISH RAIL MEN MAY BE SATISFIED \to be negotiated, but as a resuit ot | the whole situation be reviewed at |the week-end conferences at the|the end of the year. | Board of ‘Trade the leaders of the aon . men express satisfaction over the! |, © lspirit shown by the Government in| Coert Holds War Ended Nov. 11. |seoking a tangible solution of the| LOUISVILLE, March 26.—1ederat ba hg 4 » bt |e Walter Evans, deciding a case There had been some trouble in| wiio exe (atckpreting the concessions | Which hinged upon an interpretation ; \offered by the Government to avoid of when the European war ended, to- Conference. future misunderstanding, but this|day decided, that the “war was has now been worked out to the sat-| brought to a close when the armistice LONDON, March (Associated |istaction of the negotiating commit. | COUshE {9 4 close prenttent 9 pee was signed” and that President Wil- The prospect of averting ajtee for the mon, and it is expected Pros i; ’ veg {that the men will ratify the agres-| fon “ii an official speech” bad made railway strike was greatly improved | |ment. & | that declaration upon which the court to-night. 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