oc-plain-dealer 1924-07-30

AVIATORS START ACROSS ATLANTIC KIRKWALL, Scotland, July 30—The U.S. round-the-world aviators, led by Lieut. Lowell Smith, arrived at Houghton Bay at a clock this afternoon, completing the journey from Brough, England, in five hours and 35 minutes. The coast line distance between the two points is 670 miles, but the airmen took a roundabout course, owing to murky weather. BROUGH, England, July 30—Having travelled approximately three-fourths of the way around the world in their historic flight, the U.S. Army filters, headed by Lieut. Lowell M. Smith, joined their faces toward home today. The six intrepid American aviators, travelling in three machines left, Brough at 10:25 a.m. for Kirkwall in the Orkney Islands, off Scotland. The weather was good and the airmen expected to reach the island port in the afternoon. After rising, the airmen encountered mist which compelled them to take the longest route to Kirkwall. It was estimated here that it would require four or five hours for the filers to reach Kirkwall. We will try to keep from rising to such a height that the shadow will be invisible," said Lieut. Smith. "That is a better plan than trying to follow a map. We know that the Scottish coast is noted for its nautical winds and we will not have much time to study maps on the way." The distance from Brough to Kirkwall is 570 miles. The Americans planned to float their machine at 8 o'clock leaving at 7 o'clock for the Orkneys but weather conditions and a balky motor interfered. Lieut. Smith said that he and his companions would remain at Kirkwall until the guardian destroyers reported weather conditions favorable for flying between Scotland and Iceland. NEW YORK HEIRESS IS WON BY ENGLISH EARL, LIKE SISTEI Society was given a surprise when it was announced Miss Philippa Wendell, New York heiress, would wed the Earl of Galloway soon. She is the sister of Lady Carnarvon, daughter-in-law of the discoverer of King Tut's tomb. "MYSTERY WOMAN" THOT IDENTIFIED DENVER, July 30—The "mystery woman" found unconscious from gas poisoning in a luxurious apartment on Capitol Hill yesterday was partially identified today as Mrs. Bromley, said to be a sis- MYSTERY WOMAN" THOT IDENTIFIED DENVER, July 30.—The "mystery woman" found unconscious from gas poisoning in a luxurious apartment on Capitol Hill yesterday was partially identified today as Mrs. Bromley, said to be a sister of Mrs. Bromley. The woman was also known as Mrs. G. L. Cooper and Mrs. Gertrude L. Ramsey. According to police, a man and a 16-year-old boy, believed to be the woman's son, were seen to leave the apartment just before the woman was found. She is in a dying condition at the Rocky Mountain hospital. Whether the woman attempted suicide has not yet been determined by police. COURTHOUSE NEWS An appropriation of $1000 was made late yesterday by supervisors to assist the county council of the American Legion in staging the historical parade at Huntington Beach Armistice Day. The $5000 estate left by the late Foster E. Wilson of Huntington Beach will go to his widow, Mrs. May Wilson. It was shown by the will filed at the courthouse today. Jessie M. Brown and others were named defendants in an action filed today in the superior court by Harry E. Scott of Anaheim, in which he seeks judgment of $500 alleged due on a promissory note. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. 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Hundreds of Remnants of Every Description, all Usable Lengths Go on Sale Promptly at 9 o'clock Tomorrow Morning! To Get Best Selections it will be necessary to Shop Early! Hundreds of Remnants of Every Description, all Usable Lengths Go on Sale Promptly at 9 o'clock Tomorrow Morning! To Get Best Selections it will be necessary to Shop Early! Great Values Briefly Told!---and yet they represent Good News for the Final Day of the Clea $1.50 BATH MATS at $1.00— Choice of light or dark colors. 75c SATINETTE at 55c yard— Shadow stripe or plain—all colors SILK STRIPED MADRAS at 49c yard About 10 patterns—wonder values! CURTAIN NETS at 78c yard— 45 inch Filet Nets—lovely patterns SILKS, values to $3.50 at $1.89— Plain and novelty silks SIX CORD SPOOL COTTON, 48c doz. 150 yard spools, black and white RAG RUGS, 18x36, 49c— 23 only, excellent value VAL. 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