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Army andNavyNews
coed Comdr. Wainwright as supply of
ficer of the Tennessee.

coed Comdr. Wainwright as supply Of
ficer of the Tennessee.
Comdr. Marion f. Harrison who has
been in charge of the dental division
OF the Bureau of Medicine and Sur
gerry, Navy Department. will be re-
lieVed by Comdr. L. G.. Williams, at
tached to the Memphis The former
will be given sea assignment. Lieut..
II. Il. Delaney will be detached from
duty in the Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery, and will relieve Lieut.. II. Il.
Mauldin on the Camden The follow
ing lieutenants of the Navy Dental
Corps have been selected to attend
the course of instruction at the Naval
Medical School, this city. beginning
in the Autumn: r. A. Gleitsman. a. ii.
Heller. Il. p. Morse. Il. A. Berry and
w. |. Minowitz
AS result of the retirement June
80 of nine officers who become in
eligible for selection by reason of
length of commissioned service in
accordance with the act of June 90,
1926, the promotion of four officers to
the rank of captain, five to the rank
of commander. and nine to the rank
of lieutenant commander occurred
retired are: Capts. J. +, Hines. l.. s,
Kellogg, r. A Traut and S. T.. Moses;
Comdr. j. r. Bowers, and Lieut.
Comdrs J. {. Shute. w. H. Booth.
II. G. Fuller ard G.. X. Davis,
AS a result of these retirements, the
following officers have been promoted
Comdrs. a. G Stott. Byron McCand.
less, w. s. N1cClintic and r. c. Mac
Fall; Lieut.. Comdrs. V. d. Chapline,
G.. b. Keester, F. A. BREASTED, Franklin
Van Valkenburgh and l.. l.. Lindsay;
Lieuts. r. B. Dashiell. a. G., Shepard,
L. f. Small, n. Vytlacil. f. L. Musch-
litz, j. o. Richmond, s. p FullinWider
+. B. Rogers and w. p. .. Clarke; and
Lieuts. Gunior grade) J. NJ. Hoskins,
J. p. Rockwell J. K. Hughes, j.
Courts. +. S. McCrory. G.. w. Snyder,
G. X. Brown, l.. Jessup. M. f.
Thomas, l.. L. Rowe. +. F. Ferris and
J. u. Beard
Due to the restriction on the mum.
Der Of staff rear admrals there can
be no promotion to that rank as the
result of this years line selection
board, and since the officer junior
thereto of no staff lieutenant com
mander. who has not heretofore been
eligible for promotion, has been
selected. there can be no staff promo
tons to the rank of commander. The
line board however. has recommended
for promotion to captain the running
mates of five commanders of the
Medical Corps, one of the Supply
Corps, three of the Construction
Corps and one of the Civil Engineer
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Corps, and those officers consequently
become eligible for selection.
Rear Admiral Thomas II. Hicks will
head the Supply Corps selection board.
which will convene July %, the other
members of this board being Capts.
Eugene ID. Ryan, Joseph Fyffe, Will
liam A. Merritt, George c. Shafer and
Victor 5. Jackson, and Lieut.. Condr.
Robert r. Huff. recorder. AS selection
for promotion to the rank of captain
has been made of the running mate
of Comdr Albert a. Baker, Civil En-
gineer Corps, there is created an addi-
tional vacancy in the rank of captain
in that corps. This will necessitate
the converting of a board in the near
future for the selection of an officer
for promotion to that rank. for which
promotion, Comdrs. G. ID. Thurber and
Albert A. Baker are eligible.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Officers were installed by State
Councillor Cola Devol Tuesday at Hope
Council. Next Tuesdays meeting will
convene at $50 O'Clock. being followed
by a five hundred card party at $50
o'clock. The public is invited.
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EASTERN STAR.

There will be no regular meetings
of Bethlehem Chapter during the Sum-
mer months, but Mrs. Lille Hall an
nounces many activities among the
chairmen of bazaar committees. The
ways and means committee will meet
=. the Northeast Masonic Temple July
20, and all members are requested to
oc present. Arrangements are COM
plete for athletic events and a pro-
gram at Marshall Hall July 81, when
the annual boat excursion will be held.
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1t isn't the size of the paper money
but the limit of what it will buy
that troubles the most of us, says the
Office Bow.
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Navy.

Rear Admiral Harley II. Christy,
who has been i'll command of the con-
troll force has been assigned to duty
i'm the Navy Department as president
of the naval examining board and
member of the Naval Retiring Board,
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SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.

Trinity Lodge will hold nomination
and election of officers tomorrow at s
pm.
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Army.

number of changes will take place
among the commissioned personnel III
the Office of the surgeon general of the
Army. Maj Glenn j. Jones, who has
been in charge of the reserve section
of the personnel division of the office,
will he relieved by Maj. James T.. Bay
lis, effective August 10. The latter has
been on duty at the command and gen.
eral staff school Capt. Elmer ii. In
mon, assistant to Maj. Jones in the
reserve section goes to the Army
Medical School. this city, effective Au.
gust % Capt. 1nmon will be relieved
by Maj Charles lie Baron, ir Maj
Edgar G.. Jones. who has been on duty
at the New York General intermediate
Depot. arrived in Washington last
week, and he has been assigned to duty
in the finance and supply division of
the surgeon generals Office. replacing
Mai Thomas J. Flynn. who goes to
the Army War College. Capt. Thomas
M. England. Medical Administrative
Corps. Il new arrival in Washington
from Fort Mason, Calf, reported for
duty last week in the surgeon gen
erals office, where he has been as
signed to the procurement section Of
the finance and supply division.
Sixteen lieutenant colonies of the
Medical Corps of the Regular Army
have been promoted to the grade of
colonel. effective June 90. They are;
Henry H. Rutherford, Ernest l.. Ruff
ner. Patrick Fl. McAndrew. George NJ.
Ekwurzel. Carol d. Buck, John II.
Allen, Robert u. Patterson, Roger
Brooke, Wallace De Witt. Matthew A.
De Laney, Paul S. Halloran, Kent Mel.
son. Peter G.. Field. Herbert G.. Shaw,
Louis Brechemin and Clement c. Whit.
comb
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An examination of applicants for ap-
pointment as second lieutenants in the
Veterinary Corps of the Regular
Army. will be held within the CONT
mental limits of the United States from
September 5 to 10.
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Following is given the list of new
Army arrivals in Washington and the
duty to which they have or will he
assigned The five new officers in
the Militia Bureau Of the War De
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MASONIC.

~ ABBI LOUIS ]. SCHWEF'EL of
Adath Israel Congregation will
TX be the speaker at the open.air
i services at Temple Heights
tbis afternoon at i o'clock,
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Superbly sly led
Spring Coats for
women and misses
yet very moderately
priced. Silk faille
coats, b e n 6 alines,
satins. kashas and
newest sports ma
terials. Some fur
trimmed. All fully
silk lined. All sizes
and colors.
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of the Misses Stone at 1925 Rhode Is
land avenue northwest. DIR. Lumnis
is attending the sessions of the con-
vention of college deans.
DR.. and Mrs Albert Shaw of New
York have arrived In Washington and
are at the Willard, where they will
remain several days.
Mrs. John Murta of Philadelphia,
who, with her daughter, Miss Peggy
, Murta, is spending a few days in
| Washington at the Mayflower, had as
| her guests at dinner last evening in
| the presidential dining room Mrs.
Fenwick b. Small and her daughter
Miss Josephine Eckert of Philadelphia.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Yoeman OF
| Hartford, Conn, are at the Wardman
| Park Hotel for a Today visit. They
will be joined shortly by their daugh-
| ters. Miss Harriet and Miss Jane Yoe'
man, who attend Dana Hall.
| Mrs. II. A. Hall has with her at the
| Roosevelt Hotel for the month her
daughter, Mrs. John T. D. Blackburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w Mueller of
Philadelphia are passing a few days
at the Willard.
Mrs. Stanley L. Wolfe of Hartford
place entertained at a bridge tea
yesterday afternoon in honor of her
cousin. Mrs. Fl. NJ. Graham Of
Steubenville. Ohio. The other guests
we're Mrs9 j. J. German. Mrs. l.. r.
Gould Mrs. W. c. Kendall. Mrs. A.
l.. Smith, Mrs. A. u. Sartwell. Mrs.
l.. Satterfield, Mrs. f. II. Wine and
Miss Charlotte Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred W Donovan of
Boston are at the Willard, where they
will be for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Hoyt are at
the Wardman Park Hotel for a week,
having just returned from California.
They will go to New York next week,
and will sail on the De Grasse, April
10. for Paris, where they will spend
the Summer.
Mrs. Cap f. Bourland of Fort Smith,
Ark, has arrived in Washington, ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss Fay
Bourland, and is at the Willard for the
Spring.
An international dinner of the Amer.
lean Association of University Women
will be given this evening In the Hotel
MayfioWer. company of 100 attend
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will be hosts at dinner this evening.
Capt. and Mrs. Hayne Ellis enter
tanned informally at the supper dance
at the Carlton Club last evening.
Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh and Mrs.
John Allan Dougherty, who have
been at the Hotel Lorraine, will re-
turn today.
Mrs. James Dudley Morgan enter.
tanned a party of eight at dinner last
evening in the presidential dining
room of the Mayfiower in compliment
to Mrs. Streeter 3. Flynn of Oklahoma
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City, who is now visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy futile.
Miss Nichols to Marry
Mr.. Whitley After Easter.
Mrs. John l.. Nichols announces
the engagement of her daughter
Virginia Mason to Mr.. Wyatt Yelver-
ton Whitley Of North Carolina. The
wedding will take place shortly after
Easter.
Mrs. Emerson Howe will be hostess
at dinner this evening. preceding the
Friday evening dancing class.
Mrs. Edward A. Keys was hostess
at luncheon followed by bridge today
at the Congressional Country Club, her
guests numbering AZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans have just
returned from a vacation at Atlantic
City.
Miss Barbara Hight. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Hight, has
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ing. Mrs. William NJ. Jardine will act
as hostess for the American Associa-
ton of University Women. and among
those at the speakers table will in
clude the Ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Isabella Howard. the Am
bassador of Italy and Nobil Donna An
toinette de MARITIME, the Ambassador
of France, NJ. Claudel, and his daugh-
ter, Mile Claudei: the Minister of the
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Irish Free State and Mrs. Smiddy. the
Minister of Czechoslovakia. DIR. Fier
linger, and DIR. Aurelia Henry Rein
hardt.
A large number of acceptances have
been received by the National League
of American Pen Women for its re-
ception Monday afternoon from to
6 o'clock in the palm court OF the
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Astoria Hotel They will spend the
Easter holidays in New York.
Mrs. Virgil Moore has issued invita-
ions for a luncheon followed by
bridge, Thursday.
Mrs. Chester Fl. Warrington was
| hostess to a company at luncheon to.
| day at the Congressional Country Club.
| when covers were laid for H. Her
guests are remaining through the
afternoon to play bridge.
| Mrs. Enos Newman will entertain at
| luncheon tomorrow at the Club st.
| Marks, later taking her guests to the
| Society Circus at Fort Myer. Mrs.
| Newman has as her house guests Miss
| Barbara Senior of Smith College and
Miss Agnes Warner from Vassar, for
whom she will entertain at supper Sun
| day evening.
| Mrs. Henry Albers entertained at
| luncheon followed by bridge yesterday
! in honor of Mrs. T. b. Bemis of Miami.
| The other guests were Mrs. A. Biele.
| feldt. Mrs. S. III. Morhart. Mrs. George
Lautze, Mrs. Emil Kryz, Mrs. r. Knoll
| man, Miss Jacqueline Giffin, Mrs. f.
w. Huguely, Mrs. Max Martin, Mrs.
Kennedy White, Mrs. William Ham
| berger, Mrs. J. III. Thompson. Mrs.
| Bruce Wallace. Mrs. Horace NJ. Full
| ton. Mrs. o. H. Juve and Mrs. Louise
| Weller.
Miss May Cleland Hamilton, who
spent the Winter at the Hotel Gordon,
has returned to her home on Morning
| side Heights, near Columbia Univer-
| sity, New York.
Mrs. George A. Horkan entertained
| a company of "a at bridge luncheon
| today at the Congressional Country
Club.
Society Circus Staged
Tomorrow ut Fort Myer.
Additional boxholders for the so
| ciety Circus" at Fort Myer tomorrow
for the benefit of the post athletic
funds include Mrs. Henry Wilder
Reyes. Mrs. Richard NJ. Cults, Mrs.
James w. Wadsworth. jr.: Mrs.
Henry Fftzhugh. Col. Edward Car
| penter, Mrs. Goodloe Faulkner, Mrs.
Douglas Birnie and Mrs. John H.
! Storer. The afternoon performance
| of the show will begin at $3.50 o'clock
| and the evening at S:15 o'clock.
| Miss Katherine Lummis, Phi. u.
dean Of Wells College, and her sister,
Mrs. Charles Schultz. are house guests
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Mayfiower Hotel in honor OF the Am.
bassador of France. NJ. Paul Ciaudei
In the receiving line with the guest
of honor will he Mrs. Ernest Thomp-
son Seton. national president of the
leag que: the officers of her administra
tion, Mrs. Edward Nelson Dinglcy,
DIR. Mary Meek Atkeson. Mrs. Bertha
~, Ia
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been obliged, because of illness, to
cancel all her social engagements.
Miss Callie Doyle. who spent three
months at the Mayfiower Hotel. left
today for New York to join her sister,
Miss Flora Doyle at the Waldorf
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SOCIETY
The First Lady of the Land Feted
/ By Mrs. Davis, Wife of the
Secretary of War.

fore sailing for Europe to spend the
Summer.
Col. and Mrs. J. j. Toffey have as
their guest Miss Frances Estes,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. G. Fl.
Estes of San Juan. Porto Rico, who
arrived the first of the week.
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IA RS. COOLIDGE was the guest
nm of honor at luncheon today
WI of Mrs. Dwight F. Davis,
" wife of the Secretary of War
u who entertained in her home
ION Twentieth street. The other guests
were the wives of the cabinet officers
with the exception of Mrs. Sargent,
wife of the Attorney General. who Is
at her home in Vermont.
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Maj. and Mrs. Parker w. West
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City, who is now visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy futile.
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MISS Barbara Hight, daughtef O
Mr., and Mrs. Frank S. Hight, has
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ri ~ = s.,s,:s:;5 ,.s:ss !,
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trees: fronts south: ST 900 cash. easy terms.
PHONE CLEVELAND 1900 FOR APPOINT
MENT TO SEE THESE PROPERTIES.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
5522 CONN. AVE.
"HOME OF CHEVY CHASE HOMES"
MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Homo and Land Values Over s1O.5oo. 900.
Large villa sites and lots so
to lis feet front. Five minutes
from Sheridan Circle. Booklet
with names of over 200 purchas-
ers and plat mailed on request.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
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Legation ST.. near Conn. ave. Large
trees: fronts south: 81 900 cash. easy terms.
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West OF Conn. ave.-Fine, big trees: 90K
92. to wide alley: price. S1.10 per 80. II.
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WILL TRADE

"a new house in 10th st. Highlands for .
small row house. This beautiful home con-
tains seven large rooms, two tile baths and
throughout; open fireplace in living room
instantaneous hot-water heater: large lot:
one-car brick garage. Paved street and very
conveniently located. Priced for immediate
sale. For further information call Main
1921.
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EAR SAIE-IOTS.

CLOSE TO CONN. AvE.-A BEAUTIFUL
lot 2OOx2OO nearly one acre: water. sewer
age electricity: high elevation. lot on level
OF street. Price. -S4, 600; win consider sell
ing in two lots. 1O0x100 each. Mr.. MAR
Tx Main dR60
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WANTED-IOTS

BUILDER WISHES TO BUY LAND SUIT
able for solid row or semi-detached. houses
for second trust Address full aetails to
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FOR RENT-:Ird FLOOR. WITH F,LEyA-
storage preferred. but suitable for merchan-
disc of any kind; clean. light and dry.
BECKER PAINT & GLASS CO., 1:39 WI5-
conslR ave-
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
DON'T READ THIS
MUST SACRIFI
Immediately.

Several fine homesites in high-class
northwest suburban section. Sixty
five-foot front. streets. sidewalks. fine
shade trees Surrounded by exclusive
homes. You can have this property
at only 15c per foot-S200 cash and
S25 monthly if you get in touch with
the owner at once. Address Box
Ark Star office
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LOTS
IN CHEVY CHASE.

THE REALTY MARKET IS SHOWING
k991$ '$SP SPD ~ 2htS f6T IS s5 s33R LESA SNfEsS
LOTS LISTED BELOW ARE GOOD ONES.
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On Ridgewood ave:-High and wooded:
60x120: SOC per so, it,
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ment roadway. water. sewer: price, S2,275:
owner will take back trust for $500: pay
able 3 Years
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FOR RENT-STORAGE SPACE.

3. T. SAUL NO..
Main oIOO. 925 18th ST. NV.
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On Harrison ST.. near avenue. - Fine
homes: 60x125: price. S7.500: terms.
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Near the Circle in Md--Commandin site:
72x125. Price. roc. owner will take $3.50
cash, balance in years.
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On Nevada ave.-S2. 500: 40x13o: corner:
,lla1y
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
Alabama Clergyman Is
 Warned by FIOggers

Montgomery, Ala, July 27 R- Warning to discontinue his denunci- ation of the recent floggings :n the state has been received by Dr. H. V. Carson, pastor of Trinity Presbyter- ian church, the minister revealed in an address before a luncheon club here today.
 The warning, Dr. Carson said, came to him the day after he
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
0-Anton Civoru, bass.

s:3O-Anton Civoru. bass. e:4o-Helen Schafmeister, piano. 9:50-Victor Michel. baritone. 10:O0-Giuseppe Adami. violin. 10.1g-Giuseppe Barsotti. tenor. 1O:2o-Maurice Brown. cello. 1O:30-Melody Merchants. 11:0o-Roosevelt orchestra.
 07O-WPCH-S0a 6:oo-Yerkes orchestra. 6:45-Mike Jackson, humor. 7:00-To be announced. 7:30-Hardman Male Quartet. S:0O-Jewish hour. S:30-Park central ensemble.
 92O-WABC-328 7:30~Ladies' trio. S:15-Hawaiian musicale. S:45-Piano recital. 9:00-Play. 10:0O-Waldorf orchestra. 1o:55-Time; weather.
 117O-WGL-256 9:00-Isaaoson concert. 9:45-Novelty night-A Mail Car. 10:15-Columbati ensemble. 10:35-Vee orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
Herrick Today Said
 To Be Much Improved

Cleveland. July 27 R-Myron T. Herrick. ambassador to France who underwent a major operation at Clinic hospital yesterday, was re- ported recovering today. While MT. Herrick was suffering considerable pain. attending physicians said that he rested fairly comfortable" Dr. William E. Lower. clinic surgeon. who performed the operation, said 1t would be several days before MT.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
ION THE AIR
Hazel McNamara, organ.

Hazel McNamara. organ.
 Program
 D Canzonetta .... CD'Ambrosia) p Song of the Vagabonds.
 .... (From Vagabond King) 3 Largo ............. (Hahdel) 4) March Ala Turque
 (Mozart) 5 Melody ..... (Tschaikowsky) 6) On the Road to Mandalay
 ................ (Speaks) 7:o0-Baseball. 7:03-Bert Lowe and his Hotel Stat Ter orchestra 7:30-Radio Nature League under direction of Thornton w. Burgess. S:00-Vitali Podolsky. violinist; Bet ty Podolsky, accompanist. s:30-Leon Pond, tenor; Geo. Bri- gandi, 1st violin; Louis Shapiro, End violin; Walter Colantune, ac- companist. s:Oo-Maxwell hour from WIZ 10:Oo-Guy Principato and Nicolas Principate in Hawaiian guitar novelties 1o:30-Dick Newcomb and his or chestra. 11:00-Baseball results: weather re- ports: missing persons.
 85O-WNAC. BOSton-353 6:33-Dinner dance. 7:3O-The Lady of the Ivories. s:OO-WEAN Artists ensemble. 9:0O-Rhodes dance orchestra. 82O-WJAR, Providence-484 6:30-Bernie Seigel and his music. 7:30-Baseball scores. S:00-Glee club of the University Of North Carolina. S:30-Musical program. 9:00-Howard correct time. 9:00-Musical program. 9:30-Silvertown orchestra and sil- yer masked tenor.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
FLASHES OF LIFE: MODERN GIRL IS
 TOO COSTLY IN HER ENTERTAINMENT

terical devotion to one particular sport"
 Rapid City-Mr. Coolidge knows butter. Informed by dairymen pre- senting him some that the pine tub containing 1t cost 35 cents he said that spruce ones used to sell for 20 cents.
 New York-"We" are insured for s150, 900 during their tour of the na- tion. The premium on policy on Colonel Lindbergh's life, with his mother as the beneficiary. was $59S.25. Other policies written by four companies are: $15.000 on the Spirit of St. Louis if destroyed by fire; $10,000 for property damage and $100,000 for public liability. Any aviator may now have his life insur- ed for a special premium.
 Vienna - Two big earthquakes here. Each snapped a film being shown at a theater.
 New York-Uncle Sam Is adopting clever young flier. Bernt Balchen. 27, who was with Byrd on the trip to France, has his first citizenship papers. He came from Norway a year ago.
 Chicago of having taken girl to the movies a married police official of Zion City has lost his job. Charges were preferred against Lieut.. Benjamin Fisher by Overseer Glenn Voliva.
 Middletown Salvatore Shonte, father of six. is fatally injured by trolley car.
 Moodus - David Solomon of New York city vacationing here. drowns in Highland Lake. Body is recov- cred.
 West Haven - Elks of state to at- tend initiation of newest lodge here on August 27.
 West Haven Deaths Head" posters are displayed along Milford turnpike.
 New Haven Anthony J. Pet troccaro, tailor, will face superior court on charge of firing own shop to collect insurance.
 New Haven Electric arc from air compressor explodes gas fumes in filling station basement and manager is injured.
 Bridgeport - Bobby Grant, IT year old Hartford golfer will lead the field of the three Connecticut en- tries at New England tournament in Worcester.
 Hartford - State motor vehicle may suspend registra- tions of overloaded trucks.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
Chicago Child Drowns
 Despite Rescue Efforts

Chicago, July 27 P-Raymond McGuire, IA. drowned in a park lagoon here yesterday afternoon des- to save him, including Harry Kas- key. international ice skating cham pion and a member of the 1926 Olympic team.
 Young McGuire's com nion call ed for help as KaskcE and his friends approached a tee near the lagoon. kaskey dived after the boy, finding his body at the bottom of the lagoon.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 192Z
Capper's Universal
 Draft Ri1I Is Ready

Fort Riley. Kas.. July 27 RIThe universal draft bill sponsored by Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas will be reintroduced at the next ses- sion of congress and pressed for early passage" the senator told the Kansas department of the American Legion in convention here yesterday. He predicted the measure would eventually be enacted"
 "The bill proposes to draft the na- tion's dollars" explained Senator Capper. "as we'll as its man power, and take the profit out of war. It would curb the jingoes and avert a
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27

preached the sermon from his pull pit deploring whippings by masked and hooded bands.
 In his address Dr. Carson review cd the sermon referring to the flog- gings and reiterated that "floggings were shame and blot upon the state of Alabama"