! MISS KATHERINE STINSON WILL RACE AGAINST MOTORCYCLE AT DRIVING PARK INCOLUMBUS£ -X'-- -C- hvlt;' .. • -ffl' J. ; flrj . ‘ -v .i 'I .« • ■« Ifc ■ r.j. - J- • j IColumbus, O., Oct. 15.—Miss Hath-erine Stinson, world’s greatest avla-trix, will give an exhibition of aeroplane flying next Sunday at the Columbus Driving Park. Although only nineteen years old, Miss Stinson hasbeen a student of the sky sport for the past two years. In that time she ; has caused a profound sensation (throughout the United States and Ca-tnada with her daring skill.Ill ■ ‘ . r, ». .*i The machine that Miss Stinson now is using is the me that Lincoln Peachy discarded at San Francisco just awfc ♦ ' ± ' t fcweek before he fell into the bay and• '•••' * . V * . 'was drowned. Miss Stinson, who■» ^ V *was a pupil of Heachy's does practically the same stunts as her .lateteacher. She loops the loop, flips up-$side down and does a 300 foot death drop. iColumbus will be the last city in the east to see the daring young miss, as she has just signed a contract toflv at the San Francico exposition4 . *.commencing eight days after her local engagement closes.Miss: Stinson not only will give‘ v t « lt;i • A * , *several exhibitions of flying but alsowill race one of the fastest motor-• * •I cvcles in the world. As the track hereiis one mile around, a great race may* \ * * ^be expected. ;To make the afternoon one of keenI ’ . .i sport a series of motorcycle races will be run. The show will be at popular[prices and parking spaces for auto-» * v ' Amobiles will he free.* • *