'TWAS "CINCH,"
SAYS FLYER WHO
DOWNSTEUTONS
•Captain Peterson Watches
Enemy Machines as They
Plunge to Earth
With the American Army in
l'runce, May 17.—Captain David
Peterson, of Honesdale, Pa., and
[Captain Kenneth Marr, of California,
'the heroes in the aerial battle on
W'ednesday, in which Captain Peter
ison brought down two lierman
.monoplanes and Captain Marr de-
stroyed an enemy biplane in the
'l'oul sector, told their stories of the j
buttle yesterday.
"1 was flying near Thiaucourt at |
an altitude of 5,000 meters," said
Captain Peterson, "when 1 saw two j
German albatross scouts going away
at right angles in the distance. I !
ascended -00 meters higher, circled ,
and stopped my engine- and darted j
after them. I finally got closer to j
the last plane. At a distance of
100 yards I opened fire with incen
diary bullets and the German ma
chine almost immediately burst into
flames and fell.
"I continued straight on my
course," he went on, "and within
two minutes had the other enemy
machine before me. He started a
quick dive, but I am certain that j
some of the bullets went honw, ]
< ine of the wings of the machine
crumpled up at the same moment, j
As 1 circled about X saw one ma- j
chine burning on the ground and
the other, smoking in its downward !
plunge, crash to the earth. That is I
all there is to it. It was a cinch." j
Other Captain's Story
Captain Marr was flying at an al- j
titude of 2,000 meters when he saw ■
an enemy machine over the Ameri- |
can lines.
"As 1 sailed out I saw him far
away, circling out from our line
amid a cloud of puffballs from our
'Archies'," he said. "I circled out
wider and finally passed the Ger
man and turned again down our
line between the enemy and the sun.
Both of us had the sun at ouri
backs.
"As I opened up my motor and !
approached nearer," he said, "I saw!
that I had a two-seater to deal !
with. 1 though that the German j
might see me or hear my motor, sol
1 went a hundred meters lower, '
until right under the tail of his
machine. Then I pointed the nose i
of my airplane upward and went on i
a level with the enemy and opened j
tire t pointblank range.
"The German never knew I was 1
there until incendiary bullets, alter
nating with ordinary missiles, began
pattering through his machine.
"After twenty shots his machine
toppled."
Air Mail Carrier Loses
Way in New Jersey Fog
By dissociated Press
Washington, May . iT.—Airplane
(mail service between "Washington
a, 'd ew lork was deranged con
siderably yesterday on the south
bound trips. Mail leaving the capi
tal at 11.30 o'clock was deposited at
the Belmont flying field in New
York at 2.58 o'clock, but the south-!
bound consignment which left New ;
x ork before noon did not arrive here '
until 8.35 last night.
Lieutenant Stephen Bonsai, Jr.. i
leaving New York this morning losti
his bearings in a fog and wandered
jfar off his course. landing at
Bridgeton, N. J,, forty miles from'
. Philadelphia, he smashed his pro
peller and one wing as the result l
ot swerving into a fence while try-!
ing to avoid several horses that step- i
ped in the path of the speeding ma- 1
chine.
The mail was rushed to the Phil-;
ndelphia field at Bustleton, and got
under way again at 5.15 o'clock in a
plane piloted by Lieutenant Walter
Miller. The machine developed en
gine trouble after twenty-five miles J
and was forced to return. Lieuten
ant James C. Kdgerton. who (lew j
from the capital to Philadelphia
earlier in the 'lay, then volunteered
to make the return trip.
Knights of Malta Close
Successful Convention
The annual meeting of tfte Grand |
Commandry of Pennsylvania, Knights !
of Malta, held at Berwick, Pa., closed j
yesterday. This was in many re
spects the most successful convention I
held in recent years. W. J. Kaffens- I
berger, of York, Pa., was elected !
Grand Commander for the coming
year. The new trustees for three I
years are John Bain, Pittsburgh; Oli- I
ver Houck, Philadelphia: James P.
Brady, Statedale.
The new members of the board of I
trustees or the Malta Home are K. W.
Samuel, Mt. Carmel: H. M. Askin, Cai -
lisle, and John H. Hoffman, Philadel
phia, secretary. The board, bv unani- I
mo us vote of the Grand Com'mandvv, J
was directed to proceed with the!
building of the home at Granville,
Pa. The cornerstone is to be laid
when the next session of the body
meets at Lewistown in 1919. A per '
capita tax of SI.OO per member fori
five year was laid for this purpose, j
The membership in this state is more I
than 45,000.
TO DJIRWIIfI
APPt* SAGE TEA
Look Young! Bring Back Its j
Natural Color, Gloss and
. Attractiveness.
Common garden sage brewed into
a heavy tea with sulphur added
will turn gray, streaked and faded
hair beautifully dark and luxuriant
Just a few applications will prove a I
revelation if your hair Is fading i
streaked or gray. Mixing the Sage
Tea and Sulphur recipe at home,
though, is troublesome. An easier
way is to get a bottle ot i
\X yeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound at any drug store all ready for
use. This is the old time recipe im
proved by the addition of other in
gredients. *
While wispy, gray, faded hair is
not sinful, we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. By darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound, no one can tell, because it
does it so naturally, so evenly. You
just dampen a spongj or soft brush
with it and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at a
time; by morning all gray hairs have
disappeared, and, after another ap
plication or two, your hair becomes
beautifully dark, glossy, soft and
luxuriant.
This preparation is a delightful
toilet requisite and is not intended
for the cure, mitigation or preven
: Uon of disease. —Adv.
FRIDAY EVENING,
Sproul Leaguers Hold
Big Mass Meeting; Hear
Plans of Campaign Chief
The William C. Sproul League
held a mass meeting last night at
Odd Fellows Hall, corner of Briggs
and Cowden streets. The principal
speakers were P. S. Blackwell and
W. J. Carter. The largfe hall was
filled with the members of the lea
gue who gave the speakers hearty
welcome. A motion was passed en
dorsing the regular organization Re
publican ticket.
Andrew 'Redmond, chairman of
the Beidleman campaign committee,
gave an interesting talk, setting forth
the purpose of the Beidleman boost
er committee. Every ward in the
city was- represented. Mur*hall
Ficklin was chairman of the meet-
j in K
"Dry" Candidates Tell
of Gaining Strength
I H. A. Sherk and Dr. C. I. Trul- |
linger, candidates fo rthe Republi- i
j can nominations for the Legislature j
:in the Harrisburg district on the I
"dry" platform last night told of'
the rapid growth of "dry" sentiment i
in this community and of the!
strength they are gaining at a meet- j
ing held in the Board of Trade. The
meeting gave considerable attention
to efforts lor the development of'the !
"dry" sentiment in Harrisburg and
Mayor Daniel L. Keister presided. ■
Joseph N. Mackreli, of Pittsburgh,!
i declared his belief that the next]
I Legislature would be safely "dry." j
Dr. Trullinger was especially en- j
] thusiastic. "I find that nine-tenths!
of the people, whom I meet are for j
i the 'dry' cause," said he. "It is !
; gaining every day." The doctor and 1
Mr. Sherk predicted their nomina-,
I tions because of the strong "dry"!
I feelin gthey said is being manifested
; in the city.
KKCKITION" I.OK XW MKMBKKS
A reception for the new members I
obtained during the membership drive
ending- last Saturday, was held last
evening at the RutherfonJ Y. M. C. A.
After a short business session the
meeting was addressed by C. H
Dreshman. state secretary. Refresh
merits wore served.
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Jacob Kline, Aged 65, Dies
Suddenly at Duncannon
Duncunnon, Pa., May 17. Jacob
Kines, aged 63 years, died suddenly at
his home in this place last evening.
Superintendent of the Duncannon
United Brethren Church for the pasf
forty years he was always active in
its affairs, in affairs of the church as
a whole, and in all matters that con
cerned the town.
In addition to his wife, Mrs. Mary
Kines, he is survived by five chil
dren: W. J. Kines, of New Buffalo;
T. T. Kines, O. K. Kines and Miss
Nellie Kines, of Duncannon, and Nor*
man W. Kines, who went to Camp
Petersburg, Va., with the last con-
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tingent of drafted men from Perry
county. Norman Kines was president
of the Perry County Christian En
deavor Union.
Funeral services on Monday at 10.30
o'clock In the Duncannon United
Brethren Church, conducted by his
pastor, the Rev. Dr. W. J. Marks.
Burial will be made in the Duncan
non Cemetery. The body may be view
ed any tsme arter Sunday noon.
NEW PASTOK TO BE
INSTALLED AT OBEKLIN
The Rev. J. H. Keller, the newly
elected pastor of Salem Lutheran
Church, Obe.ii;', 1 lbe installed
Sunday. The Rev, George N. Lauf
fer, of St. Johns' Lutheran Church,
Steelton, will deliver the address to
the congregation in the morning,
and the Rev. Stewart Winfleld Her
man, president of the East Pennsyl
vania Synod, and pastor of Zion Lu
theran Church, Harrisburg, will de
liver the charge to the pastor and
officially install him in the even
ing.
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Help Stand the Stramjf! j 1'
Bugler Wilt Be Herald
in Big "Dry" Parade
The big "dry" parade of the Dau
phin County Ratification Committee
next Monday evening, will be heralded
by a bugler in the front of a
MAY 17, 1918. •
"Hying siiuadron" of twenty-five au
tomobiles. The squadron will leave
the committee headquarters at 6:30
o'clock, covering the entire city her
alding the parade, which will move off
at 8:15 o'clock.
CREE STING
Washington, May 17. George
Creel chairman of the committee on
7
public Information has written
Chairman Pou of (he House Hplcs
Committee he had no intention of
reflecting on Congress in I.!b much
discussed recent speech in New
York, in which he was quoted as
saying that inasmuch as he did not
enjoy slumming he would not ex
plore the hearts of congressmen.