Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, August 22, 1918, Image 3
| , ++H+++++'l4++++++H , +++++r
% SALESWOMAN "SHIPS” f
$ NORTH AS STEWARDESS ±
■S2®w0sftfo'
+ Loston. — Resourceful Mrs. 4.
* Marie Ciiwim of Chicago is back +
+ !n tlm I Hitt'-.] Statf'j and lmppy. +
2 She ‘‘makes'' til** ,blg towns of T
+ Smith" Am«*rl«*a t^or a Western 5
4,jj*{»s*‘t manufacturing company. ^
+•- Passenger ships ah* few ami far +
*4r between on tin* South American‘J
rmimipw. •. She fruited arouipf a 4
+ CbhLU*an 'port for 30 'lays SnrT 2
t .then>lf*cajis'.* Vr firm was ydl- T
? lug by wire. sb* . whipped-uuMb X
2 as 11 fl^texx argues*.' J
+H<t+++++++++++++H+ , H , fHt
Molly Was P/rsistent.
-Camp Crarie, Allentown.- La.—It
took two sergennts ami a tirSt lieuten
ant to convince Mollle Kins*., motion
picture actr4i.ss. that-women are not
France w
than that
Short but (Jot Merry.
4 hII**b ’'A*-l—— 4- fl—•—Mat
uitn a are the" «tli*un.^H-v
Aiie World . because th
amt 'lrink s,;twi(ter. .V
life's :i jnerry one.i-iL"
»♦*♦»! |»*S
Itnfff in l ra£e*
> win* 1; revolve ou U pfroh.
. in a I'lin* -*
in-cribcd on the
Courier-Journal.
Wmm
'y .f,:. •;—
•'•’*** iss/tA-w.*
' i *i‘ee»y
V/Mr/jV/S/i,
kill*''! ’by a fall into Manila L.-ix
vemb.-r- lit. LH3. "
Rockwell. I irbl. San 1 fletfo,
named in b'*m»r or S**eon<> T.i«*tit
Lewis H. Ilnclav**11. PUj/itifutH n
ported for aeronautityoTnty *at C<
fTiji :u aJOK/M
s) W«il*rft Nrwapaprr l. nion
..III! I III] ■ohalil point III tP
'-‘American troops in the bin
y.ixJKmXMr ar >ai?« .<’
•© \\>Rt*Tu Nfwspatier tn*«>n
-w-X
BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA
el
.ji f
Twenty-Nine Tracts Scattered,Over the Country Are Named, With
few Exceptiohs, for Airmen Who Lost Their Lives—
. W - * •' -*1
Camp Borden, at Toronto, Canada, Is Also ,
Used by United States! {*
! The aviation section of the signal
corjis of the army now has tvanfy-
nihe flying. ti**bls. Al^st of t-lictn are
regular serviec.fieids, w here fjn ?<: gra<iu-
af**s of the'sehuois of military aeronau
tics. or "ground schools," receive their
a eta ml flying instruction, but some of
them are reserved for advanced flying,
experimental testing, and special train
ing In bombing 1 and artillery observa
tion. Camp I’.orden, at Toronto, fan-
- • ... - g . . J • h - * .
bis station Jit Sitti I'iego, Cal., to Cm
Innibus.' N. M., on" May 3. 1017. Lh*tf
tenant KbVrts wits Rifled On the, first-
i flight lie made after rhacbipg ('."into.
• bus. / /»-- r_-—„
•IVlfingt-on ^ Field, Houston. Tex.
i tianfeiT iTf honor 'of Second Lieut rimy
F. L. Islington, graduate of the Unit
ed States Naval Academy, who traljs
fenvd into the cavalry atid •was Tl't
tailed'to aeronautic duty, Signal <’erif-
fidaris also used by; the United. States,) Aviation school.' College Park Md„ NY*
In conjunction with tin* Lrilish air
force. ,
With tlie except lop * if-Ah '(’in ilc Field,
all the American fields. lnivT* Tie* u
named afteFAmerican oflieelwnnd men
who lost their lives white on aeronaTt-
tlcal duty, and thr»*e civilians who
were pioneers in aeronautics- Lang
ley, Chamite, and Wilbur Wright.
Follow ing is a list of the aviation fields
with a brief statement of luAv they re
ceived their n:niii*s\ - - -
lhiTi'oii Field, Fverman. Tex.. uiiiihhI
after . Cadet It. .1, Larron, \Vho w;ns
droy tit*<i nf Cliatidb*r Field. Kssingtoti.
T > a„ .*>n Ajtgust 1P17. ’when the liw*
vemher' 14. 1012,. In the w int.*r of.
1012 10!.‘{.be and Lieutenant Call were
at-I'alin Heach, Fla.. 11,1 charge*..of Sig
nal Corps Aviation station, and in the
sjiring of 10Lf Tiieutmiaiit Fllington
was" ordered to Signal Corps Aviation
school fit San I tiego, •rid,, where he ,
A\as killed in an airplane accident No
*vetiib( r'24 of the sjim<* y*;ar. His home-
was near Haleigh. V C.
(Jerstner Field. 'Lake Charles, Lii./i
named in honor of, Second Lieutenant
Frederick ,1. (Jerstner. 10tlf cavalry,
graduate of the United States Milita.ry
Academy, reported for" aeronautical
duty at Signal Corps Aviation school;
lie
CALLED BACK TO SERVICE I f
I
i ..... Vj-
/*■ /
*' '■ ''Wv *•
Mure tl’i,in loured ami roigned
nav-ai orlieer- have i»e**n called to d«*-,
-elf the ■fireside and tnisitiess «*nt**r-
t.uSe- for the^.rldg«'s .*f dreadnaugbts.
K'aiXA'Kiiiral William A.‘ Marshall,
who was-Ntvtir**d in l'.Lll, Is now.in
nctiVe 'luty./X.
, chine lie was flying felL intn the water. Syn I>iego. September 2b, TP! 1
Polling Field. Anacostia. near Wash.
- J'Hg.1 '-Ui.. lL;C....nan;cd in memory of th *
lnt*> fid. Hay mil C. Lolling. \ signal
corps, who was' kilb'd in action in
France In Man’ll. VdT'k
Lr -oks Field v Son •Antouio. Tex.,
rann d yfter Cadet S. .T 1’rooks. On
November 1.2, 11*17.*b ■' was kilted w hile
flying at K*i)!y Field. T* \. Itrooks
was one of.fin* first to volunteer at 'he
Military Aeronautiks advfliw l T niversity
of Illinois. In*.was roimhissioned a
, , , , first lieutenant and was ordered to
lrowned 11 at tempting to swim from . . . ,.v , . , -..N
.1 .. • N 1 \ 7r , _.i duty • In M ndimgton with the
itrvT>frnr.“" 01, nero-neT iff -tro
1 Soiic fin* A|.a 1 * 11 .* ^coiii.s wlm were v iil» iJeiierul IVr'dtiJi l L..in Mexico and an* now doing good work with
A11 1 et;**ali for*'iis in 1- rTiii* **. 2—Men «*f the First division -of Annudcan infantry' g. ttitrg tied; tirs’t meal out. of
tr* in-hes after 20*days* service at tin* front. .3—N«nv portrait, of Ueneral 1 *iaz." commander uf the-Italiiin'arniif*3.
IMPORTANT TOWN TAKEN IN THE ALLIED DRIVE
jUiimi for 'tin* American living !
.a iloatijxg - airplnm* uliile. participaring | ^ ^ ^.
as . pa<>cng.r ‘In, the a lit ftHjiT' "M aditlX. ' ^ (
Tr**|.hy .e.inlcst. k ... « J
n.a/.t!liui>t Field, Mineola; L. L.
named i.n honor <tf Second Lieutenant'
L. \V na7.elhursi. .Tr.. a nnthM* <*f Ue- i
g a. graduate of United States Mill
tary Academy, report*'d for mu'omiu-
tb'al duly at Signal 'Corps Avfnlioti
h oi. Atigiista, Ha.. M r*di 2, IPlJ.
m's-ion as n military aviator.
. C.-m Field. Wichita Falls
forH'irsf Lieutenant Loren Ijrt
A. c.. (at'poiiped from eivil
for - aeronautical
Md Mcjoher IP.
‘of V'1'2 IP 1.3 ' tie
:lington were s**nt
. in i hargt* of tin*
on si:?iion at 'it:t
Leach Lieutenant
TeVasTTTx Tex.
! hi* was kilb'd in
, duty s p.i 13 l|is
Igt'Otl. I * C.
A *•'■• din, Fla.
I'oni. Carl-
at College Lark. Md.. ds ]iassengei*^r
air- airplane undergoing siceeptirue*
f**sfs, the -hmciiin** «'ra-lNd to tin
... \ 4
ground and the pilot and
I I.bHitcnant - nTtH|iptil
Hn/eflnirst were b*dh killed.
TpTT
minted to eaptaia. and on P*
cembir- 11 he \f-as or*ler**«l t*• Talia
ferro Weld. Font Worth, T**x.. when*
In* remained until his death. . -
Lost Field. Fort Sill. - Okla.. named
ip honor of Seeoml L1<*iit**nant Henry
L. Lost. 2”’h Infantry ; reported for
avr.ona'dical duty at Signal Corps
A\iatinn School. San T*lego, Cal:, May
r 2b.' 1013. cm ~P ——
mad** an altlHidp
attaining a
Fehruarv P
•eCinlA-f L*J, 1P13 h
rociTd for Mie anirv.
height of pl 'MHI feet. « *1)
It'll, at San I *i*'go ‘while
Lea
< V.rps A viat i
From I'alm
w.as orde'r.-d
IIT1'<1 it was ftverc tie
an airplane ac iden
h'-une *\ as.Pi N'.'.-ivlc
' C*irlsfr un Field
t ■ ’*ie.l after Victor Curls*
stronrrw as l-cci-imme'nd'd for a ‘ onmiis
fdon In * he S <i. 1! C . a via t ion sect ion
on .Tanunry It*. lPl7.,'apd soon jTn*r(*-
flfti r went to Nowjiort News to assist
In the .training of army tilers, although
, piu. ordcri d
kid! d in rpi '
:<>n M:.IV P 1pi7
c '•'•■oilers field. L
rulin' d. afti-r ♦ '•:.!« t W
Tenant (’halalli 'r ifvas cau !,• tin’di r the
machine and was drown'd. >
t lintiufe Field, L'ant' ill. iT 1• nalin'd
'after Octave Chanute. on*'s.f tl>c fore
nios-t piopeers in aeronautics in .Vuier
lea ' —-W——
Porr Field,- \r«*iidia, Fla. tram* d
^er Cadet S.. 11 pbrr of tin* aviation
seeXiuiw- Pori' enlisted in tin* suninier
K'dly * i * * 1 <1. San Antonio, Tex»,
nanp'd in honor of Secotul I-h HUmanL
H F. M. Kelly, doth infantlw. who, af
ter, a course <*f Training flt tin* ' l.r’iss
Ax ia'i-'ii jCump. San ,.1'iego. Cat., wvas
ordi'rcd to San Antonio Wh : b* at-
\< taping .to land, ib’ ojaJ- r to av dd
rmintag into a t*'iif and thereby ne-si-
• bly nui’ing s«v*tI 'others. h** fell to
the gtotind atul was ki4h*d May 10.
L.ill i *. . ’
T.'angl* \ Field, Hampton, Va.. named
a fief Samuel Lierpont T.angley. late
secretary of tin* Smithsonian ' Institu
tion. His early aerodynamic experi
ments. begun, in 1^7..'formed a basis
•for ]inictjea 1 pioneer aviation.
Love Lifdd. Imllas. Tex., nafned In
fm:i"r **f First T,i**nt* mini ML-s L.
l."X« . 11th i.'ixalry. a tyative .of Fair
fax t'ourtlioiise. Va.. rejiorted for aero-
nau'i -arduty at Texas City. Tex. Max
s IPIM ; - I,M1* «1 :lT S:in 1’icgo, l'*al..
I Max P 1012. •
M.-Cook Field, Payt.on. ''hie mimed
1i'!■• ■ *hc- idea of naming (besi* avia
tion (adds after 'Amcriiayfls prominent
'i-n ax iatioti x. as c.insiil^red,
M 'her Held.' /i.r'aicii',... CtiL.
nan ••■! for Li< ut. Cdrl S M t'b**r Tv I{
< \. A S xx iis V ill. d a! Ullitigl\ui
Meld.-Houston Ti \ on .lanntiry‘30.
1PM His ij. atb'was cjius,* d by a eiTT-
1 isj..a iii tl a e a!r ut 2J«*0 feet.'
AT. r-i h Li* Id, Hiversiib*. Cal., named
ji h"!iof of Lieut. Leyton ('. March.
S. H C„ A S., sen of Maj. Hen.
Ley ton'C. Alareb, acting chief of staff.
Liculetiiint -March mm b.K death nt
— | Ta-lLafei;ro Fn ld ou 1 bdu'iiary., l.’h 1P1S,
f- , ;is a result of a -spinning tu>s>* dive.
Lark Flebl. Memphis, (MiilingtrmK
Tctin.. named in honor of First Lieu-
Atneri.
V j
k !!!>'!;
an alti-
ha' ing
o make an
tilde record tie was
How n up 12.1 JO feet. • >
Htch Field Waco.. Tex., named in
honor "f Second Lieutenant Lerry C.
Rich, LhUrrdt-lpltUi Scon's; reported
for aeronautical duty at Fori William
M'Kiiiley. L. I. March. 1PT2. and wgf
Ph'go, Cal..
I.ieut*'iiant
infantry ; re-
lntvmt College
of Lik7, iind wns sent to, Toronto. Can-- tmiatH .doseph p. - Lark. 14th cavalry*
oda. for training. He -tin t his death .a tmtlve of New Hampshire; graduate
Then* In a flying etdlTsipn .on August ] of Unit**d Ktates J
1
a dying collision, on .
"f ♦he’ same year. *
F,hurts Field, Lonoke. Ark... named
after IJi*ut.Mebli4*+r- AleK. Fberts.
This wtflieiy*—*was a graduate of the
United States Military Academy. On
August 11. 1P10., lm W as attached to
the aviation sektiofi, ami March, 3.
< 1 States Mliitary Academy
Lark. Md., .Inly \JV12. nnHNx astijlleij
at that place Sepfenjber 2k. IPLJ.
Scott FtehMMelb'vib*. III . naniyd f«>r
Corporal Syott. win-* xvas"trilled at Col
lege IVirlN Md.. im September 2N 1P12.
whileytfviu'g iw a |*a^senger.
SjAfridgc I'i**ld. Mount* Chmens.
mined in lion"!' of Mrs' T.i**u,
it Tliomas Selfajidge. F. A h»n”
Sej^ucinIi**r.17. Laos, in* was kiileij while
(lying as a pasi4*ng.*r wit’.i T Orville
W'tVghr at Fori Alycr.X Va.
Souther Fh ld. Vm-erinfs. Ha. named
after Henry Sotii-lier-.'t" S I* of Hart-
ford ami Losioti. He wjm head, of tin*
.-Vmu'aft Lngifn-eriiig lUvisiitn of 11 * *
Ariiiy Air Service w lien In 1 died, in-
.Vugiist. 1P.17. lie ikied trrdtiic of duty
at Fort Monroe Va:
Camp- 1': haferro. F«*rt Worth. T*-\..
nameiT for ~Fir-' I.b-utpirtint Walter R.
TiiH-ir*-vrTT• dutTiileri .fop aermmirTtrai
duty from', the infantry March IS,
lP13^-m*ld -certltiea’es iis pilot, expert
aviator, military a-xia-tor. and bmior
military aviator. < *n S’(‘ptemln*.r 17.
IPIr*. he mad** an American duration
record, for pilot alone, ’vmatning in the
LLir P hours IS minute's. He was killed
at.-Saw Piego im (Tctob* r r-4-JL__10L f V
Taylor Field. Montgomery. Ala;,
mimed after Cnpt. Ralph 1),. Taylor
who' was commissioned a mptnin In
thcvS. R. C„ A. S.. May 3. 1917. and
ordered to active duty at Mrn**ola "tv
May 23, ]P17. He xxns killed in an
defense system in the ALsne MurnP salient.
GETTING OLD BOAT READY FOR SERVICE
HE DEFIED THE HUNS
1917, received tin* rating of junior mil
itary aviator." He, Wti^inleryd from ['Upon graduation from tin* School
reported for'aeronautical d.uty at Col
lege Lark, Md., October \ 1P12, and
was killed near Sail I 'b;g.\ ('al.. May. • accident at Mineola '.'msAugust 2. TP1T;
n * 1m2 - x- • Wilbur WrTght Field, Fitlrtlefd (Pay
( La.vne Flop.. West Lolnt, Miss.,
named after f’apf. .'IH*wltt -1. Laynet
xvlio db'd^Febnmry’ 1, lPlb. from inju
ries recei ved In -an alrgilano accident.
^.t*m), Ohio, nam^Laftfr Wilkur Wright;,
and was'made by the. go\>rnnienf 4*
include flu* pasture where during those
♦of
ITALY’S NEW GUN FOR SUBMARINES
years of experimentation from 1904. to
1997. inclusive, Wjlbur and Orville
AVf.lglity made nuun'rons flights.
Here are Jack It. Ainsb igh and his
!| mother, who were aboard the tug
| dhTth Ainbo.v when it was shelled by .
$• - a Hennan subninrln** ;pff Cape Cod.
When the U-boat opened tire, without
V" . 1 * *
warning, .Lack, who is ten years old, *
climbed the mast and waved Old Glory
deflantly at tin* Huns’.
'oi'km*'ii '-lining away ilm'd-iliTngod 's:V-ru -of an old v«'sseLto replace it
-j a
v ssels
United States.
new one, in «>ne ofilie hig sliipynnl.s where wa t^sh i|m a n< 1 -wer ( bant
are built ami repaired. This yard is in the northwestern part of the
"4
CALLING THE ROLL IN CHINESE CAMP
Dog Adopts Marine.
Sergt. -!,. H. Murphy /iklho 5?t. Taul
marine rtvrulting statfou has been
adopted. N", it wasn’t a millionaire
widow, npd it wasn't a young lady who
wanted a .brother.. It’s a dog, and ft'"
good 'log- too,
<'lunVj as it is called, is nn Irish ter
rier, and it passed up an unny-major
and several-captain* and lieutenants
to pick on Murphy.
chow has taken a fancy to the ma
rine uniform cttt "since the dnv it
wandered into the rivruitfh'g i>(fiee and
nos.-d opt*a mimter. Several days ago
'hoxv was missing and the re<Tuitlng
•i s thought It had deserted, f
Tf xxas a till stall*’, however, an th©
Tiaripem.l'.g was found Inst night pn?
tiently waiting for Murphy. Sergeant
> s he will take the dog to..
-jen he goes.. - _
j
t ■' ^ , * » ‘ *■
This new type of gun mounted on the dm.-k of an up-Iiedalt*
marine is proving that It sprpasses anything that German U-boats-hi w thus -b *rt life'-
far developed. .
Height, lywiic-ators.
...it indicator i* a'very-delJ«
'•ate instrimieiit. ■ lr is set nt “0” at
the airdrome, from ‘which tin* machine
. turfs. C«tl.s*-,pi. ntly at night the. pl-
to beware im.landing ofT any
part of the erifh. lf‘t! « ground
ig t-hi- ■ o'ujv, of Ids Might be
in- whi<*h -b«* start*
' .U,.-a!’l;mvgh-hia
* I ' ' r-' 1 l*e' r'g’sterlng
*“ 1*- ! i -j.e.. I h s.' snid ,a Rrlt-
.,. ix 4'or V idly, “in rather nwk-
rd If j on ' »*tM lumint aln at *•>.
...I ♦ —-■•*■