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New Britain herald., 1927-06-21

Tho alumni banquet was held last evening and Edward Milligan, presi- dent of the Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford. was the principal speaker Mr. Milligan dwelt on the qualities which are essential to a successful business man. Headmas- ter George R. H. Nicholson of the lingswood school, West Hartford. also spoke. Others speakers were James l.. Goodwin of Hartford, president of the home: Rev. Ray mond Cunningham. rector of Trinity church, and Harrison Harries. the man who has been delighting the inmates of the home every Saturday evening with moving pictures.
 About 15O were present at the banquet including 25 alumni. Miss Constance Leigh presided and wei comed the alumni and members of the graduating class.
 The boys and girls choruses sang several songs and William B. Tasillo orchestra furnished music. Mir. Tasillo donated the services of his orchestra to the home for this oc- casion.
 Immediately after the banquet, the class ivy was planted in front of the home. This is now an an nual affair. Each class chooses 1 some plant and after the banquet it is planted. with appropriate cere- monies in front of the home in an attempt to beautify the grounds as much as possible.
 The graduation exercises will be the home. The public Is invited tc attend.
 The annual meeting of the Maple Hill Improvement society will be held Friday evening at the Sequir Golf club. There are several matter. of importance to be taken up ant it is expected that a large number will attend. The committee has ar ranged for dancing and movies. Due' which are now payable may be sen to E. R. Hitchcock, treasurer.
 The graduation exercises of thu Newington Junior high school wil be held this evening at the chape of the Newington Center Congrega tional church at 8 o'clock. AT operetta, Captain Kidd" will b. presented by the members of thu graduating class assisted by othel pupils at the school. Chairman Harry H. Howard of the school com mittee will address the graduates and present the diplomas. | All Herald Classified Ad users are 100 per cent boosters.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Pclsonals

PcFs0nAlS . GRADUATION gift. camera makes the best gift for boy or girl. Box cam eras from q; folding cameras, s up. A roll of film free with every camera. Arcade Studio.
 IF you didn't use the "Agfa" film for your camera do 1t now. You'll be rur- prised. Sold only by the Arcade Studio. SPENCER CORsETs - Surgical and dresA Made to measure. Mrs. Annette Carpenter. 27 Glen St. Tel. 139-l:. WE CLEAN HATS differently. No odor of gasoline. The Modern Shop, III Church St.. opp. station.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-21

All Herald Classified Ad users are 100 per cent boosters.
Evening star., 1927-02-16
WHEAT GOES LOWER
ON ARGENTINE NEWS
Liverpool Reports Large Arrivals
and Only Small Inquiry in
Today's Dealings.
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, February 16. - Wheat
took a decided early downturn today.
influenced by prediction of extra large
shipments this week from Argentina.
Liverpool reported increasing arrivals
and only small inquiry. Opening at
~ cent to 1a cent decline, Chicago
wheat soon underwent an additional
setback. Corn and oats were easy,
corn starting unchanged to "a cent
higher and then receding to well be-
low yesterdays finish. Provisions
tended up grade.
Wheat trade authorities showed a
disposition to discount significance
which in some quarters is being at
tached to the fact that the United
States visible supply is 12,524,0
bushels larger than a year ago. 1t
is pointed out that comparisons with
last year are misl aiding, the supply
at the end of February, 1926, having
been the lowest, with four exceptions,
in 20 years. Another relevant cir
cumstance is that the visible supply
July /, 1926, was smaller than for
nearly two-thirds of the preceding 20
years.
In the fate of a declining trend at
times in corn values, talk was heard
that receipts from this time on will be
of small proportions. Attention was
being called to shortage Of the crop
in the seven big surplus corn States
and to larger feeding operations be
cause OF poor quality.
Evening star., 1927-02-16
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Howard Sutherland, alien property
custodian, announced today that he
had sold the large block of Western
Maryland Railway stock which was
seized by the alien property custodian
during the World War 10 the Bank of
Manhattan Of New York, the bank,
however. representing other interests.
Mr.. Sutherland said he did not know
for whom the New York bank was
acting, but stated that the consider
alton was $4,O10.000.
The stock, $4,000 shares of common
and 1900 shares Of first preferred,
was the property of the Deutsch
Bank of Berlin.
Mr.. Sutherland said that he had the
written consent of the alien owners
to sell the stock, and that by refusing
Evening star., 1927-02-16
TRADING QU|ETER
IN BOND MARKET
Price Movement Irregular.
D. & H. Convertible 5s Are
Feature Today.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.
al Dianatch tn The Star


NEW YORK, February 16.-Trad.
ing in bonds quieted down today, at.
tention being diverted to stocks. The
price movement was irregular. Some
OF the semi-speculative rails We're
actively bought for a time in sympathy
with the bidding up of railroad stocks
and a few of the oil bonds carrying
stock purchase privileges were strong,
but otherwise there were Ea'ly as
many declines as advances. The
activity which had appeared yester-
day in certain of the high grade rail-
road mortgages disappeared.
The features of the railroad list to-
day were Delaware & Hudson con
yertible SIS. up at one time points
from the low of the preceding session,
Denver & Rio Grande Western 5s,
taken in large blocks just below 80.
Chicago 4 Alton 31zs, which had
gain of a point and one half, and
Missouri, Kansas & Texas ADJUST
ments. which improved fractionally.
The leader in the oil list was Barns
dali 6s with warrants, which. at LOG.
we're within a half point of the record
high. The warrants give the right
to buy the class ''B'' stock at 20. The
stock sold today almost six points
above this price. Sinclair issues were
firm but not very active.
Elsewhere in the domestic bonds
Wickwire Spencer Steel convertible Is
made a new high on the movement
Chicago Railways IS were. up half
point at one time. Local traGtlons
were dull and little changed; Z: ;.
Rubber SIS we're in supply whenever
the price touched 30.
There was the same uncertain tone
in the foreign group as in the domes,
tic list. Brazil 6as failed 10 carr
before. There was little better mar,
ket for Poland SIS. but French and
ReIgian issues dragged. More interest
was taken in Antioquia Is. where the
Weld is unusually high at the ma, u.
i,at There was more activity also in
Fiat debenture Is with stock purchase
warrants.
Evening star., 1927-02-16
POTATOES ABOUT STEADY.

CHICAGO. February 16 N).-Pota'
toes-Receipts. 81 cars; on track, I'll
total United States shipments, 6oZ;
sl,nn,ies liberal; demand and trading
moderate: market about steady: WIS
consin sacked round whites. l.soaZ.!o'
mostly 1.95a2 90: Idaho sacked russets'
. 60a2. so; mostly 2.70a2.I5.
Evening star., 1927-02-16
WOOL MARKET DULL.

BOSTON, February Is (SpeciaD.-
Contracting in the West is absorbing
the most interest in the Boston wool
market. Some selling of wool is going
on, but the market is dull. Transac-
tions have favored the bright fleece
and territory woods, and choice selec-
tions appear to be slightly firmer.
Fine territory combing wool has sold
at 1.0Sa1.12, but better sorts are held
at 1.10a1.12; French combing is
quoted at 1.00a1.05, with choice lots
a cent or two higher; half blood at
1.00a102, three-eighths blood at S9a
81 and quarter blood at 80 clean basis.
Fleece woods of Ohio quality is quoted
at 45a46 for fine, half blood and
three-eighths blood at 45 and quarter
blood at 44a45 grease basis.
Evening star., 1927-02-16
Washington Stock Exchange

w..b Gas ss 80 .B"-sl 900 at 1041s
Poi, Elec. pfd.-5 at 1oS@..
Masn. gas nfd.-SO al 90x. 20 al
90 = so at sOa 10 at 9oA.
Dist. Natl Bk.-5- at 242;
Cont1 Trust Co.-5 at lU''
AFTER CALL.
Federal-American Co. com.-1o at d. Ia
at t%5:b 20: 20 at S2R F. pfd.-1oO at co.'s. 20 at
90 Pot lq Eiec ss 'ost ist 900 at 1908.
81 &sob 4oeb at Gas ao9 Is $500 at los. s1oo at
1O5. on =, ,oea 1 at 1oss,
Cap,1 Natl Bk.-IO at 245. 10 at 245.
Monev-CalI loans. 8 and q per cent.
Evening star., 1927-02-16
WESTERN MARYLAND STOCK SALE
BRINGS SUTHERLAND $4,O10,OOO
Alien Property Custodian Disposes of
Seized Shares for $2,OOOOO0 More
Than Offered Year Ago.

to sell the same shares one year ago
when urged to do so he had obtained
approximately s2,0O0,o00 more than
would have been possible at that
time.
The consent of the Deutsch Bank
was not given in the previous in
stance.
Evening star., 1927-02-16

wi adS U.s. ssss
Col GEE pf At6)
Col Carbon (4)..
Com Credit ~.
Com Cr pf b (2).
Com Inv t3.60)..
Com In TT pf 6 "a
Com Solv B (8).
Congoleum N.
Cong Cigar o..
Con Cigars CD.
Consoi Distribut
Consol Gas 3d..
Cons Gas rts.
Cons Gas pf rts. .
| ConRRCuba pf 6
| Consol Textile.
Cont Bakg A tS)
Cont Baking B.
Cont Bak pf t8).
Cont Can (5)....
| Cont Can pf(7).
Corn Prod tt2 n .
| Coty. Inc 3d..
| Crown WP1stpf7
| Crucible Steelt6)
Cuba Cane Sugar
| Cuba Cane Su of
| Cuba Compy t3)
| Cuban Am s %.
| Cuban Dom Sug. .
Cudahy Pkg cd.
| Del d. Hud t9)..
Del l. E. w tt7).
D r G Wst pf.
| Devoe & Rt2.40)
Dodge Bros CT A
Dodge pf t7)....
| Dome Mines go
| Doug Pect(I2 Il }
Dupont (S).
Duuuesne of t7)
Eastman (t8)..
Eastman pf 90.
Eaton Axle cd. .
EisenIohr a. Bro
Eisenlohr pf ca
u, AutoLttt6h) A }
Electric Boat.
Elec Power & 1t
Elec Refrig t2).
Elec Sto Battt6)
Emporium e CD
Engineers Pub S
Engnrs PS pft7)
Equitable pf "a
Evening star., 1927-02-16
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
ID byJ & W Selicman & Coz
MOTORS STOCK GOES QUICKLY

NEW YORK, February 16 P).-Ah
issue of s25,000,000 General Motors
Corporation per cent preferred
stock. offered today by j. p. Morgan
g. Co., was quickly sold.
Evening star., 1927-02-16

NEW YORK, February 16 P).-
Foreign exchanges. steady. Quota
sions in cents): Great Britain, demand,
AS4 1l-16; cables, ASS 11-16; G0-day bills
on banks. 4S0;s. France. demand,
3.9134: cables, 3.9214. Italy. demand,
a.311a; cables, 4.32. Demand-Bel-
gium, 1890; Germany, 1859; Holland,
1898; Norway, 25.71: Sweden, 26.GS;
Denmark, 26.63i2; Switzerland, 1921 i;
Spain, 1913; Greece, 1899; Poland,
Il.50; Czechoslovakia, 2.96; Jugoslavia,
176; Austria, 14.l2a; Rumania, .5S;
Argentina, 41.932; Brazil. 11.S712
Toxic, 4S.s712; Shanghai, 62.75; Mon
treal, 99.S4as.
Evening star., 1927-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS

Barber & Ross 61as '37.... 991s 1Ol
Barber d Ross com: 5S 80
Chestnut Farms Dairy 612s.. !V:i 80
Chevy Chase Club o13s... lOn 80
ID. C.. Paper Co. Mfg. 6s.. SO 80.
Pot Joint Stock Id Blk. 5s.. 1Ol ...'
Wash. wash Mkt. Cold Storage 5s s4 .;;a
Wardnan Park Hotel u s.. % %
Evening star., 1927-02-16
Bid and Asked Pri,
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY

rCoA" Bid Asked
.,,a- Tel 4 TeIra 4s... 9Sss pS+
Amer Tel & Teiga. AS. ,yS1 ,SS3
Am Tel. & Tel. ctl. tr. 5s... luus ~" u
Anacostia & Pot. r. X. bs.. SS232 ''''
Ana & Pot. guar. 0s.- ....' S9 - 49,
G. p. Telephone 5s:. ..... Ivy '''''
G. & p Tel. of Va. 5s. iud '''''
Capital Traction r. X. 5s... Ivy 49,
City Suburban 5s.. ..... a. ;o6'
Georgetown Gas LIST 5s..... ,9S n 1VV
Potomac Elec. LIST 5s.. Ivy, '''''
Potomac Elec. cons. 5s; iugis ..'''
Potomac Elec. IS 1888 iUo, .''''
Pot FL. Pow. 81. rid. IS. IVA = ''.''
Wash Alex. & Mt. Yer. 5s.. ~ -..'-
Wash Alex. & Mt. V. cts. - .''''
Wash Bait. & Annap. os.... ,ad,l .''''
Washington Gas 5s. IOu!5 ..'''
Wash Gas 6s series A.. Io4 - ;o.
Wash Gas 6s series B.. lv4 = Iu9
Wash Rwy & Flee. Is. S3.s % .
Wash Rwy & Elec. gen. 6S.. 1O3 n IU4
Evening star., 1927-02-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs g. Col
Nominal Selling checks
Evening star., 1927-02-16
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. February Is G:-
Bar silver, 81; Mexican dollars 4S%s'
Evening star., 1927-02-16
Bankers Decide On Seattle.

Seattle. Wash, was selected yester-
day as the 1927 convention city of the
Investment Bankers Association of
America. The sessions will be held
either the last week in September Or
the first week in October
Last year the Investment Bankers
Association met in Quebec at the
Chateau Frontenac. In 1925 the an
nual convention was held at st.
Petersburg, Fla. Several Washington
members of the association always at.
tend these conventions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-01
PLANNING future
! AIR MAIL SERVICE
Government ReIinquishing
{ Sections Now in Operation
j to Private Corporations.

BY the Associated Press.
\ REIMBURSEMENT at midnight last
night of the Western section of the
trancontinental air mail service, be-
tween Chicago and San Francisco, to
the Boeing Airplane Co. of Seattle. a
private contractor, brings to consum-
nation the original plans of the Post
Office Department in starting Gov.
ernment-operated air mail service.
The Eastern section, between New
York and Chicago, will be relinquished
by the Government to the National
Air Transport. Inc, of Chicago, on
July 81 at midnight.
( New Makes Statement.
4 ''fn building up their service" said
Postmaster General New, "the Post
Office Department gave night flying
TO the world and created an organiza-
fion which, in the words of Col. Lind
bergh, is the envy of all Europe
= "In turning over to private initia-
tive the enterprise which has been SO
successful and which required an inn
fne1se amount of painstaking care and
energy to construct, the department
as..not leaving its child on a strange
doorstep, as some are inclined to be
heVe, but is pushing 1t forth toward
q Greater and more glorious future,
where it will have the needed oppor-
tunity to grow and expand.
= Aids Commercial Aviation.
: +As I have pointed out, time after
3i4e, commercial aviation can not
exist by transporting mails alone, any
more than railroads or steamship lines
could operate successfully hauling
h6thing but mail Passengers must
be, carried. not only to produce reve-
nue. but because there is growing
demand by potential passengers for
transportation by air."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-01
MFE Staying CHARGED
{ no MINER WITH RATCHET
Man Is Committed to Jail Pending
81
-, Inquest-Tells Police of
Long Quarrel.

BY the Associated Press
: CLARION, Pa, July Enlarged
Nth Staying his wife with a Ratchet,
Edward Aaron, a miner, was commit
ted to Jail last night pending an in
quest.
Aaron was arrested after his wife
was found dying on the floor of their
home, in a mining village Ave miles
from Clarion. Her head had been
crushed and she was covered with
blood She died without making
statement.
: The Ratchet blows ended a quarrel
that began Wednesday night, Aaron
told police The husband said his wife
Arst threw the weapon at him and he
picked it up and struck her twice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-01
Sale! Lace NECKWEAR at

Six distinctive novelty
styles from which to choose,
in round, Nv" and square
necks, or with turnover col
lars to match. Many in the
wide contrasting striped
effects, and all the popular
colors. Sizes are So to AZ.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1927-08-28

Swayer. with we'll padded back
and seat. Covered with heavy
painted duck in wide awning
stripes. Three color combinations.
Fourth FlOOr-Lansburgh's- Street
Evening star., 1927-08-28
SPANISH SCREEN STARS
GET MEAGER SALARIES
Highest Price Ever Paid for Part
in One Film Was
800.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
MADRID-Even an ordinary movie
actor from Hollywood would go
hungry working in Spanish films. Five
hundred pesetas, equal to 500, is the
highest sum ever yet paid to the lead
ing artist for his or her part in a
film, while the "auxiliaries," or ex-
tras. receive the equivalent of 81 to
81 for full days work. ranging from
to IL hours. go ,
There are no real producers Of films
In Spain. Several firms with high
sounding titles have studios for hire to
anybody who wishes to reel Of a film.
These studios are just glass-roofed
sheds erected on vacant lots. The
biggest of them is IS feet long, with
Is arc lamps and big reflector.
The directors usually are the owners
of the studios, most of whom have a
very limited acquaintance with acting
or screen work, and the capitalist
who backs picture thinks from the
beginning about his profits and con-
tinually suggests economies In pro-
duction.
The Spanish film which has produced
most profits in this country is "Nobleza
Baturra," which cost about $500 to
shoot and advertise. Other films have
cost more, but probably the sum OF
$4,000 has never been passed.
The maximum salary ev received
by a film "star" was 5000 pesetas for
a months contract, about $1,000, and
the artist was called on to perform in
a dozen films.
Evening star., 1927-08-28
DUAL KILLING LAID
! TO GAMBLING WAR
Revenge Blamed for Staying
of Man and Woman
in Detroit.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Mich, August 27.-Two
more names were added today to the
list of victims of gamblers war
which has continued intermlttentiy
! here for the past IA months.
The bodies Of man ana womah'
found last night huddled under a
blanket in the back of an automobile,
were identified as those Of Lester "A.
Mccall and his wife, Clara. Both had
been shot in the head, Mccall once
under the right eye. and his wife
once under each eye.
Revenge Called Motive.
Police catalogue Mccall as a gam
bier and believe that his death ana
that of his wife was an act OF revenge
for gun battle last Tuesday in when
another gambler and an innocent BY
Stander were shot.
Ennity between the gambling fac
tions resulted, the police believe, from
q wire-tapping conspiracy TWO years
ago in which a Danish baron lost
$4,000 in Cuba.
The affray Tuesday was staged in
hotel near the downtown district
where Mccall and his wife had lived
until Tuesday morning. Immediately
after the shooting woman and two
men We're seen running from the hotel.
Dashing into the street the woman
and one of the men ieaped to the
running board of a moving automo-
bile. The man threatened the driver
with revolver and ordered him to
drive on.
Driver Seizes Revolver.
After proceeding a short distance.
however, the driver noticed blood on
the clothing of the man and believing
he was injured, wrested the revolver
from him. TIL couple then jumped
from the automobile and disappeared
down an alley on foot.
Police believe that others engaged
in the hotel shooting then traced the
couple and slew them. This theory
was borne out by the estimate of DR..
Albert French, coroner, that the man
and woman had been dead SO hours or
longer when their bodies were found.
The theory was given added weight
by the discovery of an older bullet
wound in the bodies Of each of the
victims.
Evening star., 1927-08-28
THETA CHI TO MEET
HERE FOR THREE DAYS
800 Delegates From A Chapters to
Attend Fraternity Convention
This Week.

Theta Chi, national college fra.
ternity with chapters in a. institu-
tions and about 5000 members, will
hold it's national convention here
Thursday. Friday and Saturday at the
Mayhower Hotel. About 800 delegates
from all parts of the country are ex-
pected.
: Commissioner Sidney F. Taliaferro
will welcome the delegates to the city
Friday. There will be business ses.
sions all that day and theater party
in the evening. Saturday exercises
will be held at the tomb of the I'm
known Soldier. with an address by
Capt. Francis NJ Van Natter. At the
banquet Saturday night DIR. John J.
Tigert, Judge William r. Bayes and
others will speak. ,.
Evening star., 1927-08-28
PILLAR HELD VALUABLE.
Ancient Lamp-Post for Traveller
Draws $4,000 Bid.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
LINCOLN, England.-A pillar
which several centuries ago served as
a landmark for travellers across Lin
colin Heath and was known as Dun.
stan Pillar. was offered for sale here
when the Metheringham Heath estate
was laced on auction. and was with.
drawn at $l15,000. Dunstan Pillar,
which bore a lantern, was removed 4
hundred years ago to give way to a
statue of King George III, to com.
nsmorate the fiftieth wear OF his
reign.
Evening star., 1927-08-28
Prairie Chickens Kill Grasshopper'
Sneciai Dispatch TO The Star.

OKANDGAN. Wash. August 81
Prospects of bumper crop of grass
hoppers have been thoroughly wiped
out Flocks Of prairie chickens and
pheasants invaded several infected
farming areas near here and cleaned
out the grasshoDnors, while the own
ers were meeting in conference to de
eide what to do. The prairie chickens
were brought here from Manitoba and
Saskatchewan.
Evening star., 1927-08-28
HORSE DYING OF GRIEF.
Emperor's Mount Pines for Master
of 20 Years.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
? TOKIO.-Fujizono, favorite riding
horse of the late Emperor Taicho, is
believed to be dying of grief.
Authorities of the imperial house
hold department say that the big
chestnut stallion sadly misses his
master, who rode the horse on every
state occasion for many years and
also on private canters daily through
out the imperial estate.
Fujizono, now "a, was imported 20
wears ago from Australia for the then
crown prince. From that day until
his death he visited or rode the ami
NAL almost every day.
Evening star., 1927-08-28
} "MirrO" Specials

SGT. Saucepan with strainer
cover, was $1.40. ..... 81
11a-qt. Double Boiler, for
merly $2.15. ........$ 81 SO
2-qt. Double Boiler. $40
value ..........Sl.9j
GOT. Covered Kettle, former
ly S1.95.. sligo
Soup Percolator, usually
$..15 .Sl,69
Evening star., 1927-08-28

There many necessary things you must have for
home-so many lovely things you want for home And
both are possible the prices this sale! The payo
salary plan will be added help you buying while
save.
Evening star., 1927-08-28

Swaying diyan with padded
back and tufted mattress. In an
attractive brown and blue stripe
pattern. With covered arm rests.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
Two Fined For
Having Liquor

Justin Allen and O. A. Lyons,
both of FL Centre, entered pleas of
guilty to charges Of unlawful pos
session of intoXicants when ar
raigned before Judge Perkins this
morning. Each was fined So or
given TIE privilege CT working out
the fine at a rate Of 81 day in
the county jail. Both paid fines.
at was supposed to be wine,
but it tasted more like gasoline, -
was the only remark made by eth
er of the prisoners as the judge
passed sentence.
The two men were apprehended
by Patrolfhen Seeburg and Lane
last Thursday night, a small guam
tity of alleged intoxicants being
taken from the automobile which
they were occupying.
Bail IN the sum of $50 was de-
clared forfeited by Judge Perkins
in the ease of W. l.. Chester. Ches-
ter was arrested by Patrolman Van
Bezel over the weekend, charged
with reckless driving. He failed
to appear this morning in answer
to the accusation.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
Another Engineer
Chief Dropped
By United Press Leased Wire


CLEVELAND, o., July 12.--The
last of the regime of IeaGers Of the
Brotherhood IF locomotive En-
gineers was put out OF office today
when the convention, EcT IN its
sixth week, failcd to Feeleot Herman
E. " Ills, assistant grad CHIEF en-
sincers and Legislative Ickgesenta-
tive at Washington.
In Nills' place, the dol'9ates
elected +. H. kruse, an organizer OF
Plainsville, ONO. kfusc is allled
with the faction of the brotherhood
headed by AIvanley Jchasten, Grand
chicr en- lr2ec,
The convention also elected the
second of nine assistant a'ahu chleL
engineers. X. Z. Eddlngton, %t.
Louis, vino Will serve ms socg-d
term.
Wills, who has sezyed the EToth =
hood more than 40 years gained ma
tional reputation in the order ny
forcing through congress with the
backing Of President TAFT the first
legislation designed to spread the
safety NOV NJ in the maintenance
Of lcComot vN1