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New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
GREAT AIR MEET
 AT BETHANY FIELD
Today's and 9omorroW's Pro-
 grams Are ThriuerS

Bethany, Conn, July R1 Thirty army and commercial type alrplanes are entered in what is expected to be the biggest aviation meet in the history of Connecticut, to start at the Bethany flying field this afternoon and continue through tomorrow.
 Monoplanes and biplanes, with one, two and three motors each have been entered to disport themselves overhead in stunt and trick flying, parachute jumping. racing. fire works, and balloon attack such as fighting planes make on observation balloons under war time conditions. Loop the loops, nose spins and fall ing leaves are among the stunts promised. In the evening front line battle conditions will be reproduced with as much accuracy as possible with bombs, rockets and flares.
 On Sunday. in addition to a pro- gram similar to today's, Gus Graf will attempt to break the worlds record for parachute jumping. if conditions appear favorable. The program today is by army planes and that tomorrow by commercial planes.
 The meet is sponsored by Harris Whittemore. Jr., to stimulate air mindedness" in Connecticut. Gus tave A. Parsons of Waterbury, form- CT manager of the Colonial Air Lines, Inc. and Floyd Anderson will be in direct charge. with Lieut.. l.. M. Filler of Hartford as operation of- ticers.
 .Amplifiers have been installed to make announcements clearly audible to all spectators, and provision has been made to care suitably for the parking of automobiles.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
Have Plan to Care for
 Storm Water at School

John E. DoWnes, superintendent Of construction for the school depart ment has conferred with City En- gineer Joseph D. Williams and they have worked out plan whereby storm water sewerage facilities will be made available for the new build- ing on Clinton street when it is com- pleted The school department will construct a 1o5 foot line from its building to a culvert in the roadway where the storm water will flow ln- to brook which now serves the northwestern section.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
De Mile Denies L0aning
 Money to Any Company

Los Angeles. July R-Cecil' B. DeMille, wealthy film producer and banker, who was charged with usury in connection with the Investigation of an over-issue of Julian Petroleum Corporation stock, today denied hav- ing loaned money to the company or anyone connected with 1t.
 DeMille was charged with collect ing $12,OO0 interest on a $62,000 loan to the corporation for 45 days. He explained that a corporation in which he was the principal stock holder deals in stocks through brokers and that some Julian stock was bought and sold along with oth- CT transactions.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
CHILDREN ENTERTAINED
King and Queen of England Act AS Hosts to 400 Youngsters From the East Side.


 London. July g R-Four hundred children from London's east end were made happy by King George and Queen Mary today when they were taken to Buckingham Palace in a fleet of omnibuses and received by their majesties.
 The children missed seeing the king and queen when they visited the east end a few days ago. and some were so disappointed that they shed tears.
 When George and Mary heard of this, they invited the children to the palace and so they came today, in ten of the newest and most com- fortable busses of the General Omni- bus Company's fleet.
 After their reception by the sovereigns, the children were regaled with hot buns, cakes and lots of lemonade and other tasty and color ful drinks, with uniformed attend ants to look after them.
 The king and queen, having made the children happy, left for the Euston station, where they boarded a train for a state visit 10 Scotland. Accompanied by Princess Mary and her husband. Viscount Lascelle, they will stay at Holyrood palace for a week.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
55 ARE KNOWN DROWNED
This is Definite Toll Thus Far in Flood Zone in SaXony Where There Have Been ClOudburstS.

Dresden. SaNony, July P- JTifty-five persons are known to have been drowned in torrential floods at the Mueglitz and Gottleuba rivers. following a series of cloudbursts.
 Telephone connections. are brok- es,. and it was impossible to acer- tain the num Der Of missing cay this afternoony
 Premier Heudt and other members of the Saxony cabinet have gone to the flood area.
 Cloudbursts are reported in other sections of Germany. includ- ing the mountains Of Silesia, the Western Palatinate, the Sarre Val ley, the Harz mountains and the re- zion about Erfurt.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
BITING DOGS REPORTED

Complaints of three dogs were re- ferred to the dog warden by the police last evening and today. Mrs. David w. Beveridge of 13 Armistice street complained that dog owned by William B. Wilbur of 52 Black Rock avenue bit her on the left leg and tore her skirt while she was going home shortly before o'clock last evening. Hjalmer Salstrum of 105 Greenwood street complained that dog owned by Dwight H. Kent. same address bit him last eve- ming. this morning Thomas Cross of AIS Arch street complained that his son was bitten last night by a dog owned by Morris Rubenstein of s4 Monroe street.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
Socialist Trade Unions
 Will Give No More Funds

back at communists alleged to have precipitated Union Square riot Thursday. ending a Sacco-Vanzetti rally of 12,000 workers. the socialist trade unions have announced that henceforth they will refuse financial or other aid to communist prisoners in European jails.
 Abraham Shiplacoff, spokesman for the labor union, also said a small workers defense force would Le or ganized and trained to stand guard at all future right wing" demon- strations.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
 Personals

Russell Matsen, night.clerk at the New Britain General hospital. has gone to Block Island for the week. end.
 Miss Helen Hancock left this aft crnoon for a vacation trip to Cozy beach.
 Kenneth Reamer Of New York city will spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Witkin of Monroe street.
 Corporal George P. Tanaro. ex- pert gunner and sharpshooter with the 7th coast artillery at Fort Han cock, is visiting in this city while on furlough.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
Young Boys Confess
 Train Wreck Attempt

Old Orchard, Me, July g lR = Three boys whose ages ranged from six to eight years and whose names were withheld by the police yester- day admitted they had tied spikes and other pieces of iron to Boston tS Maine rails near Atla4tic avenue over 35 foot stretch.
 The Instructions were discovered by the crew of a railroad motor car which struck them q few min- utes before Boston bound express was due to pass over the tracks.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
ALTOS MEET AND LOCK

A slight accident occurred on West Main street. near Central Park, shortly before 3 p. m. yesterday. An automobile driven by Fred NJ. Foley of z West Cottage street. Boston, Mass. turned into West Main street from the south and 8 car owned by Isaac karam of 132 Gold street and driven by Michael Benjamin of 1cG Booth street. turned in from the op- Eosite direction, according to report of Officer Edward E. kiely.
 The front bumper of the local mans car caught the rear spring of the other car. locking the machines together but doing hardly any dam age.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
Indiana Beauty Chosen
 For Harold Lloyd Film

Hollywood, Cal. July P>-Ann Christy. 19. who had never won a beauty contest when she left Logans- sport, Ind, year ago, today com- pleted her jump from the Hoosler state into movie stardom.
 The five-foot, brown haired, blue eyed, unbobbed miss. who came west in search of business rather than Lloyd film comedian, as his next leading lady.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
MOTOR VEHICLE REPORT

The police were notified today of the suspension of the operators li- censes of John r. Meehan of 96 Wallace street, John $. Zoldak of 122 Wilcox street, John Raczek of A Overland street, and the return of the license of John w. Young of 20 Williams street and the right to operate to James Grogan of no North street.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
DAVIS CUP PLAY

Prague, Czecho- -Slovakia. July 9 UP)-Axel Petersen, Denmark, de- feated r. Rohrer, Czecho-Slovakia, 7-5, 6-1, 4-6, S-10. 6-3, in the semi- final round of European zone Davis cup play here. Jan Kozeluh, of Czecho-s -slovakia. defeated E. Ulrich, Denmark, 0-6, 6-1, 6-1.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
COTTON ACREAGE LESS

Washington. July 9 LP-Cotton in cultivation on July l totaled 42,- 6S3,00 acres, or 12.4 per cent less than in cultivation on June 25 last year, the department of agriculture announced today in it's first estimate of this years acreage.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09

Plans to complete the Conception Pureto Armuellas railway have caused the starting of development of a number of coffee and banana plantations in Panama.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-09

Although Brazil has q successful good roads drive, the only large automobile show in the country this year was a failure.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-03-19
OUR ASSETS

l. Leadership: Successful pastor
al leadership OF the highest type;
intelligent, fearless, uncompromising
preaching Of the pure Gospel or
Christ that grips the public mind
in an unusual manner: competent
and confidential spiritual advisor to
all alike; proper application OF di-
vine principles and Christian philos
ophy to the everyday problems of
the people: correct Interpretation OF
current events, national and Inter
national. as they affect our racial
and civic interests Truly we are
blessed with such a leadership
Sharon highly appreciates tee same.
2. Cooperation: Our official
boards of deacons and trustees are
working tremendously together In
support OF the broad program OF
the pastor. Peace and prosperity
prevail among the rank and file OF
the congregation.
3 Membership: Thirty-one ao
ditions to our general membership
were made. 404 is the total number
of members on our financial roll al
the end of the year.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-03-19

4 Financial Report: $10,SS1.12
collected during the year in spite OF
depressing conditions ID certain
lines in the business world. We nave
developed a method OF systematic
relief TO the sick and distressed
among our membership, as we'll as,
other worthy causes; we have con-
tributed to missions and eoucatloh
through our conventions. Consolldat'
ed reports from our auxiliary depart
ments indicate steady progress.
5. Church improvements: Our
choir under the able tutelage OF III
]. Lewis Peters is rapidly becoming
one of the best in the city; proper
equipment of our Pastors Study and
Library; installation Of The Glow
Gasteam Heating System; complet'
ion of our electric lighting system
Glass A Deagan Organ Chimes; up
to.date Ladies' Rest Room; latest
mechanical appliances in the Glerk
office and Officers Board Room Tor
the prompt business administrator
of our church affairs.
6. Permanent Church Improve
ment Fund: Not the least among
our assets is the firm establishment
of our permanent church improve
ment fund which assures a success
full future program of further i'm,
movements which are much needed
TO make our church home the most
delightfully."- beautiful and inspiring
place for our community worship
Each member is asked to contribute
to this laudable cause that we may
beautify the physical edifice Of '"rhe
Church our Blessed Redeemer saved
with His own precious blood" In
this connection we welcome and
thank our many friends and the
strangers who worship here for the
generous support and encouragement
Of the past.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

Cool, welllighted offices, with ele-
vator service. light, heat etc. now
available in Mechanics Bank Build
ing at a price that will save the
professional man money and afford
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Safety Deposit Boxes also for rent
These Offices will be handsomely
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For information and terms, apply
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The Roof Garden can also be leased
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AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Goodwill Baptist Church, 410
n Monroe Street Is new unit to the
Baptist Church, with very broad
program. Rev. w. r. Bail, pastor
invites the public and his many
friends to worship Sunday, March
20, at 1880 A. M. and 500 P. M =.
Communion LIST Sundays, $3.50 P. M
Sunday School, 1000 A. M. Specia
music. All are invited
B. Up. u, 6:45 P. M.
REV. w. B. BALL, Pastor.
F.. BALL, Clerk.
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OUR LIABILITIES.

/. Our failure to take God at His
Command and to launch out fully
upon His Word by faith.
2. Our need of expansion In
membership and the cultivation OF
an even closer affiliation among all
departments for more whole
hearted putting over of the big. spir-
itual program.
s. Our human inability to grasp
the big program of God and the
mission of the Church in the world.
and to visualize the big spiritual
truth that the field is already white
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REV. r. II. JOHNSON LEADS
SUCCESSFULLY.
(By B. l.. Allen

In accordance with the modern
business custom of giving full pub
licity to the achievements of we'll
managed institutions where the vital
interests of the people are involved
we herewith submit brief summary
Of the annual report Of Sharon Bap-
fist Church, Richmond, Virginia as
compiled by Clerk W. L. Johnson in
Annual Business Meeting assembled
Tuesday, January 25, 1927. The
work was accomplished under the
able and efficient leadership Of Rev
II. II. Johnson, B. D., NJ A, Pastor
At this inventory season we list
the following:
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