The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 18, 1919, Image 16
(tIE' of the I'lr% whoii (I'rowed' Atlan-i
tie in 1ut liours~l'..ii :. Tel iii\;.
\ho t D nic llisfi I: IC ing,
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to n a b. - . A :- \h -
Ai' a n' :nnIot- macI
iiInan
bri.
n1 d n of th
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t '
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fr n F0 1 ,.-- .- * t :I
il -'hoA : - h : -ri : a ! - t .e-,*!
no is atti io e
; . I * ,;:-- ! . ;I . .1111 u I I
of I h- .i.. nd I I ;i:. 0 In1V' 1n
ti- di Irect t n n .d ib . nd n: -V
In Ti,:,.ore ;,lare Ih,-. p~ of thle
rp!:anp in frorn fie to ten tirnps zha*
of ?!hr- (ollnna"reial v se.
"Thu i.8iit 3pi-ed of th' air;lane
rtndrers it nv(eessary to make frerient
oh.r,-rvatuoli for position. and this in
trimn maka A undesirabile to u-i' tho
slow, albeit. accurate. teains of cal
ljulation :diarl!y eml)!oyel. In con
mpquen , s u ial narts han been
dtis-i for use with the sun or stars
whicb --nal)e the pilot to fix his ;osi
lion in a very short tien. althonugh not
with the acctracy demanded in marine
work. With the ad of these charts,
togeths-r with a sextant for obe-rv
ing the sun or tars. a chronometer,
and com-pass, the piiot shotld be abl.
to inak ' *. Ant fal i th '.0 ' to ;I
miles of tO'- d(2r.ed i:0.
"This, how:r he wi' n>' be able
to do unisis he keeps careful watch
on the (nree'.on and stren:.' h of the
wind, wh :h may alter betw,-.- his ob
servations andI without his knowledge.
In order to c-eek this, an :murnent
known as the 'drift indicator' has
been devised.l by einans of which the
Pilot ar as:-ertain tihe d it iit of
the wind, and the s;ieed at which he
is tra r-i.'W ovec-r the oceai. ..o long
as he (am -- ;h'- ocean and :he flar's
or mok: on ,.- w hiLb .e ii.op( int
iT for t h.- ;irpr . of mar:. ; is o,
servation of d I rift.
.40 tha h ii n sie l n tar th. i -a
nor hia: k,19 anony< dpn
able fompa, whi a!s te
ly.u emIn d. 9-- li nca e -
mat rot o' ;lwa '. amiyml., ol ofa hi
in woi itnen t.'ah, bytmno-n. o
whi tr-hI.- ea n in athe - hi n.-armt.
coxhis anti-int the pioint' otinter
ingein. Fo .e'hrtis a io th ir
U ha s et on troe- cohasts coisit
Atan this f'~it l ien n i i'i'rt'tr'improti
irenis thave hoo-n 'Pie in to- ofpa
tus oemrltyed.ati oedao ht
I t di talO ant fliht from I lt. .wint.
att h ri l'.d oirptae uralo ae hort
cii t ero utt l the tawa iift ydi an t ar itO
ingllom V'otm in11 the afteno. ai t
t('i' re ainngdt the grou ndss the
'dr ~if tid io' ti's t itolt tOhe igequir f
thue n abon thriae compot s uass'
*Imalow hedrftheauselant thet revail
ig w f itnd. Af(t'r risin intoi the ao'ir
and g't'aingr ulisethe heihtt ain
ltnte asse loano o i thecopa scors
and~t yw t It a Joue i thas iorted i'naoil
the lde csie ucturak eto on thy indiay.
'1or is isadle toode Tetim Iie pass
t lover theo'l sitst isv notd i'dathe
aspeedi overo he nar'l groundnurd
Thlelt aditioin andt spot.disfthe w ind
ahti thc h It of the C~airp lneaecal
fullyi waatce oa no de teto bany
tiernsion wand tlingk down neo'sary
coi rney tet 1wli ton. r p 'al
*dbteso the sex',tn t at, ithe aexac
- tho E many &Wa noming over
th':Iwr.b*.- t:lls time hle is at
m0"A- o-l of r'an::e with bli, windin,
apaatus. bit iiuna; (ontinue to
>)1!1- in arn n am sof 01heer.
a~ ~~~ ~~-lOit. ;.0hp .mebrrusuN% s
I appropriat.- r:>is can
r lh sent.
(b. 7 ervation. This -: ak~
: ih sati way ny the first anol as
i ons vi es p and :ic
N I t- ' f; 1: " I n i th - ins Tru
n - )ill. Ti: iS the be-St timne
* ~ - tilt V. 't"(. ' !IIaii
i r 'si vation onl two or three
!1 a1 1 rior ne('irFat" pO
I - ;n i obtain frorin the
- 1 n a f r ut 'lb: *jt,. 'uT
1 1' obz rvationso vi
tA- :jt a :,I :mie
zoI~ 1 ll5. .. -f 5
I I d. 22 F ) - %V 1
r-ts.--' 6o th w tl = 1 Ha!
b L I' f w ithin t oh e l : r1 .
".poin? for ."hicb h o a i
itt!" almn:? NVon- comr-ns h- aroat
hi 1 n ivracyi- and 2hat of ton
tho'-h p):o' and naviuator are on
'- h-i1. a:'hou::h 2i - aft'-r many
hours of strain and an x ay. Two
hoj(rs away. \\' shold 5oon1 he !n
wi:0-!' -- tolo-l with the land s'ations.
from whi(hi issaiPs have been re
(- ved alnost (.ontinuouSy since t14.
d.-parture.
"At last an answer is received
knlowledeing2 our 'C. Q.' and we give
he po- ition in which we think we are.
There is at once a feeling of safety.
vnthouf 1 h the t oceanl is still below.
and our Hiits rise r-v((n highrir. The
ninuites drag on, until the dis:overy
is mad- tha the (loud onl the horizon
s really land. It must be Ireland. bit,
-which I-nd? ' - , ;..
"Slowl1y thi landseape becornes
rez n izable. and a comparison is
:na d. -.w-ith the tiaps. Prom inent fe-a
-uri r are pieked out and identified-it
i- \'al-ntia. at which thr- navigator is
srom,--what rhagrined. but thu u ilot
'1r-tr. hirni up with the remark that
any old land is good enough, and let
us Lo down and have a sleep.
"The flight has been acon plIshed.
It only remains to choose a field, and
miak, a safe landing, to reassure by
- :aph the anxious ones who have
ben a waitinv the safe arrival and to
oh' ai aa lon-z rest before continuing
S ia h1t to t-:ngland."
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i'on, Juin' li .--.\!r. and3( M\rs. W.
. .-d-ott le-ft la.st Friday after spend
:2 .sever-al (lays with .\lr. and .lrs.
ldaar Owens.
.\li Is e AVeoek~ left .\londayit for At -
ian ta. af'u- ;..- udinr some. tiIme w1ithi
2Kis Nany Owens and .\ls. J1. W.
W~r Aii .I(stinl is 2tt hioim with
hi Parents, Dr,. and M\rs. Jt. D). Austin.
frthe su mmer h'olidays.
.\l. .1 ohn Th''orniley spenit thte week -
ndl w 2th his m~ot her at P'ick ens.
1.\l John Spra* 321Spent the week(-(fid
aiA . tn w-thu his~ family who are
2.h-e ys:. of Al.~i and 'A1rs. \\'m. .lani-s.
.Ms .tljia Neville hjas ret~trned at
-K N oihii':2 several rnonthst- in Tlen
in-s.e ith(1 rela tives.
\li-s. .\J yri-Ie Sparksi aind son. 'of
Ga ffney, are- thle guests of her sister,
.\ltis. .I. Wt. ('rawford.
.\l essris. W. It. Owens. .1 r., lleece
Y11n2 and3 D. .... .\...adden' atre
Suenin g some time at Mar~rrel's Inlet,
'in a1 fishing Itrip.
.\t r. and1( Mrs. Chas. A\ckermnan, of
.\aconi. ('a., are( the guests of .\ir. and1(
AIrs. .Johnt C. Davlts.
.\ilsses Sarah Hlarvin and l-riances
Glecnni, of Sparita nbur g, arei the gtusts
of Al iss ('assie Ol iver at the Lesh1 In
Ii rmlary.
Dr. It. I-. saddler reuturned last Wed
n3eP(12ay. a ftert releiig hisi( discha rge
at C'amnp Jac(kson.
-(apt. (osb~y lft Monday for New
York after spending at few dlays with
is fon 21ily he re.
AIr. anld .\li-s. Joe. lI. it tie, of Abbe
vill, '. 5PenIt *-i TPuesday and WI~ed nes
da~y wvi th Dr. and .\i-s. Jras. It. CoIe..
land.
.\trS. Ilmma ittl is 1 spenidligsm
Itme wvith lier dautghter, Mrs. 1ra2ntnen.
att Stat esboro, Ga.
.\it rs. T. D). Copeland and sons arec
spiending several weeks in Savannlah
with her sIst.r \Mrs. WhIte.
Miss JulIa Owens returned to Wash
itngton, D). C., last Thursday, after
sp~endlig the week wIth her parents
hierte.
Mr-s. E. C'. llrlggs entertained the
following guests at. a dInner piarty
Tuesday evening in honor of Dr. and
.\irs. S. -C. [lays, Dr. afnd Mrs. .Jas. R1.
Conohand. Ma-. anad Mrs. .Todle Chnnd
lor, Mrs. W. B. Owens. Jr.. and :A:
Dorcas Maorn.
Dr. andl 1r. -- C. H lays rtr e
.\onday fromn N. 5r: f.ieed
ng a weevk t0:
ry. vIilMY.Ithr -fL Hir.
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