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Evening star., 1927-04-19
MRS. BRUCE RECOVERING
Mellon Says Daughter Will Stay In
Versailles for Time.

Mrs. David K. Este Bruce, daughter
Of Secretary Of the Treasury Mellon,
is rapidly recovering from the effects
of an operation for appendicitis in
Paris recently, the secretary said last
night.
She plans to remain for several
weeks longer in Versailles, where she
went upon leaving the hospital about
the time her father arrived in Paris
on short visit. Definite plans had
not been formed, Secretary Mellon
said, as to when she would return to
Rome, where her husband is Ameri-
can vice-consul.
Evening star., 1927-04-19
BRITAIN'S ENEMIES MEET.
Big Bill Thompson Welcomes De
Valera to Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 19 CEp.-Eamon de
Valera, former President of the Irish
Republic, was welcomed to Chicago
yesterday from Kansas City by Mayor
William Hale Thompson, after Capt.
Dennis Malloy, president of the Amer
lean Association for the Recognition
of the Irish Republic, had introduced
them thus:
William Hale Thompson, Eamon de
Valera--the two greatest enemies of
the British Empire"
To which the mayor, in voice
raised to include all possible hearers,
conceded, with the comment
II suppose, Mr.. de Valera, we are
the two greatest enemies"
The mayor is now engaged in a
row with the school board to get the
present superintendent of schools,
whom the mayor accuses of being
pro- British, ousted from his position.
Evening star., 1927-04-19
Parent Teacher Head to Sing

Mrs. Arthur II. Fast, president of
the John Burroughs Parent-Teacher
Association, will be the soloist at the
luncheon of the Convention of the
Parent Teachers Congress, which will
be held at the Raleigh Hotel April 81.
Thirty-three delegates from the John
Burroughs organization will. attend
the convention
Evening star., 1927-04-19

/ Register Harry H. Grove, and Treas
/ tirer Arthur r. Miller continue their
| terms of office until next year. The
| vestrymen elected are Frank $.
Bright, Robert S. French, Walter NJ.
| Gilbert, DR.. Louis S. Greene, ]. Rupert
MohIer Hugh T. Nelson, Delos Smith
and Col Robert Sterrett. Arthur Il.
Dowell was chosen delegate to the
convention, with Hugh T. Nelson as
| alternate.
All Saints Chevy Chase.
Rev. Henry T. Cooke, rector; Fred
f. Parks and Arthur B. Ilsley,
wardens: Arthur G. Nichols, treas
urer; Fred r. Parks, assistant treas
urer; George w. Dalzell, register;
vestrymen. Thomas r. Robertson,
| Clyde G. Garrett, Arthur G.. Nichols,
Henry B. Myers, Harold A. Brooks,
| Ralph Given, Jesse G.. Hedges and
Walter G.. Dunlop. Thomas Z. Robert
son was chosen delegate to the con-
vention and Clyde ID. Garrett alter
nate.
Christ Church (Georgetown).
Rev. E. Pinkney Wroth, rector;
vestrymen, George A. King, II. Owen
| Thompson, John Blake Gordon, S.
|
Beale, Roger M. Stuart, Lawrence r.
Lee and Spencer S. Wood.
Church of the Epiphany.
Rev. u. B. Phillips, d. D., rector;
DR.. A. r. Shands, senior warden
Ge.l. John A. Lejeune, junior warden
William G. Johnson. treasurer Viii
liam l.. Miller, register; vestrymen
DR.. Harry HURT, A. S. Brant, DR.
John Minor, William G.. Johnson, Les
ter G. Wilson. r. w. Hynson, Charles
+. Wilson and II. r. Dulany, jr.
Christ Church (Southeast).
Rev. c. E. Buck, rector; C. o. Millar
senior warden; s. r. Caswell, junior
warden: William M. Heinline, treas
urer; w. II. Cross, register; yestry
men, G. o. Millar, S. r. Caswell, w
NJ. Heinline. w. II. Cross. Leroy
Cooke, J. T. Lowe, I. NJ. Wollett aut
j. +, Scott.
st. Andrews.
Rev. J. j. Dimon, d. D., rector
senior warden and treasurer, c. o
Stevens; junior warden, Arthur h
LeP. Mesny register, Clarke Conway
vestrymen, Capt. Arthur Toombs
David Lennon, Jesse HILL c. Conway
George Kilgour. NJ. H. Laws, Franz
Conway, jr., and A. E. Kimberly; dele
gate, A. Mesny; alternate, A. f. Kim
berly.
ST. James.
Rev. G. w. Atkinson, D. D., rector
senior warden, William Curtis Ora
per, sr.; junior warden. Paul G. Bur
ton; register and treasurer, Henry L
Bryan; vestrymen, Henry l.. Bryan
Robert English, Charles NJ. Henderson
Capt. Frank E. Linnell, Arthur NJ
Shepard. Henry S. Wood, Henry w
Truman. Archibald l.. Russell. William
Curtis Draper, sr., and Paul G. Burton
delegate, Henry l.. Bryan; alternate
Paul G.. Burton.
st. Johns (GeOrgetOwn)
Rev. +. Bland Tucker, rector
senior warden, George L. Nicholson
junior warden, Henry w. Offutt; regis
ter, Edward F. LOCKER; treasurer
Harold w. Burnside; vestrymen, Wi
liam King, Edmund Talcott, Jane
Evening star., 1927-04-19

oNA'N'S N-AASNHNJ'
Trinity Church, Takoma Park.
Rev. C. NJ. Young. rector; register,
w, r. Gregg; treasurer, r. NJ. Fraser;
senior warden, NJ T.. Rose; junior
warden. J. l.. Ergood vestrymen, T.
A. Bright, w. K. Hill, FL. d. Lawson,
]. E. X. Lee, J. III. Lightfoot. A.
Mckenzie, w. r.. Gregg and f. NJ.
Fraser; delegate to convention. j. b.
X. Lee.
st. Philips Church, Laurel, Md.
Rev. II. A. Woolfall. rector; senior
warden, Ellsworth Stanton Junior
warden Jesse Woodrow; vestrymen,
w. +. Beall. L. c. Donaldson, f. Roy
Hill, Ferguson Harrison, c. r. Little,
u. w. y. Musgrove, William Stanley
and G. w. Waters.
Epiphany Church, ForestviIIe.
Rev. Aubrey c. Gilmore, rector; reg.
ister,. j. Frank Dent; treasurer, Mrs.
Alice Humphrey; senior warden, Willis
=. Suit; junior warden. j. Warren
Milllkin; vestrymen, Henry Walter,
MOTIFS Hartman, George Schuler,
CHARLES A. Ryon, Arthur Simmons,
BenJamin r. White, j. Frank Dent,
"'AS@A'N7 toNildilAs
Christ Church, Kensington.
Rev. Thomas u. Windiate, IL. D.,
rector; register, Wells Merriam; treas.
urer, Robert l.. Lewis; senior warden
Charles H. Davidson; junior warden,
cornelius w. Clum; vestrymen, w. S.
Pratt, Jr., George Peter, George w.
AshWorth. James r. Malcolm, ID. II.
Stickley, Henry Milburn.
Trinity Church, Upper Marlboro, Md.
Rev. j. G. M. Shrewsbury, rector:
William S. Hill, elected warden and
treasurer, and Frederick Sasscer,
chosen warden and register. The ves-
try includes Mr.. Hill. Frederick Sass
Ger, John H. Waband. Reverdy Sass
Ger. Hal B. Clagett, r. Ernest Smith,
Charles l. Wilson and r. Van Clagett,
st. Mary's Parish, ST. Marys, Md.
Rev. Alfred Cheetham, rector; r.
1eber Pembroke, elected warden and
treasurer, and John Fl. Wheatley also
elected warden; James S. Carr, regis
ter. The vestry includes the church
officers named and r. T. Abel, +. T..
Birch, DR. A. l.. Hodgdon, Richard
Smith and Louis Abel.
Church of the Advent.
DR.. A. D, Cobey, senior warden;
William d. HELEN, junior warden;
Daniel p. Graham, register; Barrett
Michael, treasurer; vestrymen, Fred
eric e. Hodge, William p. Foley,
George A. Carney, John w. De
Grange, Robert ID. Grigg Fl. d. Amiss,
Barrett Michael and Daniel p.
Graham.
Esther Memorial.
Rev. f. Gunnell, rector, Frank
Swider, senior warden; j. W. Boran,
junior warden: Col Arthur 4. Randle,
honorary warden; Robert H. Shep-
herd register; Frederick Il. Hill,
treasurer. NJ. c. Porter and Howard
Brady, elected to finance committee.
Vestrymen, George c. Mckee, Charles
r. Dodge, Melvin e. White. J. Edward
Joy, J. w. Blaine, M. c. Porter, How
ard Brady and f. G.. Swider.
Evening star., 1927-04-19
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
ELECTIONS HELD
Diocese of Washington
Chooses Wardens, VeStry-
men and Other Officials.

The annual elections of wardens,
vestrymen and other officials of the
churches of the Episcopal Diocese of
| Washington We're held yesterday and
last night.
Those churches that held their
elections and the results were as
follows.
st. Pauls Church, Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Rev. +. ]. Bohanan, d. D.. rector;
register, Arthur S. Browne; treas.
urer Robert ID. Howell; senior war
den, w. B. Patterson junior war
den. j. August Miller; vestrymen. j.
+. Parsons, Lewis 7. Miller, George
l.. Evans, G. l.. Pithins, Charles
Miller, b. l.. Jackson, William f.
Guide, Arthur S. Browne.
ST. Stephens Church.
Rev. George #. Dudley, d. D.,
rector: register, r. L. Faris treas
urer. G. b. Selden; senior warden, ].
c. Williams: junior warden. Mai. e.
+. Riggs; assistant treasurer, Harry
r, White; vestrymen, z. d. Blacki-
stone, Merten A. English, r. l.. Faris
G. NJ Hustled, j. Elvin Mayfield, w.
Il. Richardson, G. B. Selden, j. c.
Williams.
TRANSPORTATION Church.
Rev. J, j. Queally, rector, register,
Roland n. jefferson; treasurer, G.. E.
Sartwell senior warden, n. E. Ryon;
junior warden, Ulysses Butler; YES
trymen, w. j, Erskine, r. Ford,
Ernest Walker, J. l.. Evans, Mrs.
Lucy Neale, Miss Sarah Amber, Ro.
land n. Jefferson, G.. Z. Sartwell; del.
egate to convention, Ulysses Butler.
st. Luke's Church, Fifteenth and
Church Streets.
Rev. T. j. Brown, rector; register
Clarence T. Brooke; treasurer, John
A. Davis; senior warden z. T. Ram
saur; junior warden, John A. Davis;
vestrymen, T. d. Bradford, Edward A.
Baker, Clarence T. Brooke, Henry L.
Dixon, West A. Hamilton, DIR. Har-
old C. Stratton, Charles L. Harris and
Ralph Qualls.
st. Pauls Parish, Twenty-third Street
South of Pennsylvania Avenue.
Rev. A. A, McCallum, rector: regis
ter, Frank Van SAINT; treasurer, Fred
de c. Faust; senior warden, II. L.
Rust; junior warden. Fred de C. Faust;
vestrymen, H. L. Rust, Fred de G.
Il aust. 1'Ls JOiiIl -. bOyu, 1Ols JONI II,
Finney. Royal Burnham, George B.
Hooker Levi Cooke, l.. Boiling Thorn
ton, Frank Van SAINT; delegates to con-
vention, Fl. l.. Rust, Royal Burnham;
Ialternates, Col. John HI. F'inney, Frank
Van SAINT.
Church of the Ascension.
Rev. Thomas w. Cooke, rector; reg
lister, Jesse G. Watts; treasurer, p. r.
Taylor; senior warden, Samuel E. Wat.
| kins; junior warden, B. l.. Robinson;
vestrymen, NJ. Luther Dicus, George
| B. Wells, Bruce Baird, f. III. Barclay.
Jesse c. Watts, Leslie C. Rucker, Pey-
ton r. Taylor, Roane A. Clary; dele
gates to convention, DR.. w. c. Rives;
alternate, Samuel E. Watkins.
st. Agnes Church, @ Street, East Of
First Street.
Rev. V. o. Anderson, rector; senior
warden, Ira Blumer; junior warden,
Bryan Nicholson; register, Harry Hau-
ser: treasurer, Ira Blumer; Bryan
Nicholson, Ira Blumer, Charles Dexter
Charles Mullen, Murray Hiltz, Harry
Evening star., 1927-04-19
All Souls

Rev. H. II. d. Sterrett, rector,
Arthur K. Dowell, senior warden;
George +. Mitchell. junior warden:
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Trinity Church, Takoma Park.

vention. W. S. Collins; -.lternate, l
Jesse CLANCY.
Evening star., 1927-04-19
st. Philips Church, Laurel, Md.

Rev, II. A. Woolfall. rector; senior
warden, Ellsworth Stanton; junior
warden, Jesse Woodrow; vestrymen,
w. +, Beall, L. c. Donaldson f. Roy
Hlll, ferguson Harrison, G.. r. Little,
q. w. :. Musgrove, William Stanley
and G.. w. Waters.
Evening star., 1927-04-19
Epiphany Church, ForestviIIe.
Christ Church, Kensington.

Rev. Thomas u. Windiate, IL. d,
rector; register Wells Merriam: treas
urer, Robert l.. Lewis; senior warden,
Charles Fl. Davidson; junior warden,
cornelius w. Clum; vestrymen, w. S.
Pratt, jr., George Peter, George w.
Ashworth. James r. Malcolm, ID. II.
Stickley, Henry Milhurn.
Evening star., 1927-04-19

Rev. F. Bland Tucker, rector;
senior warden, George l., Nicholson;
junior warden, Henry W. Offutt; regis
ter, Edward F. LOCKER; treasurer,
Harold w. Burnside; vestrymen, Will
liam King. Edmund Talcott. James
Evening star., 1927-04-19

Rev. G. M. Young. rector; register,
w. r. Gregg; treasurer, F. NJ. Fraser;
senior warden, NJ e. Rose; junior
warden. J. l.. Ergood; vestrymen, T.
A. Bright, w. K. Hill, Fl. d. Lawson.
j. e. X. Lee, ]. RI. Lightfoot. A.
Mckenzie, w. r. Gregg and F. NJ.
Fraser; delegate to convention, J. B.
X pe
Evening star., 1927-04-19
st. Agnes Church, @ Street, East OF
First Street.

Rev. V. o. Anderson, rector; senior
warden, Ira Blumer; Junior warden,
Bryan Nicholson; register, Harry Hau-
ser: treasurer, Ira Blumer; Bryan
Nicholson, Ira Blumer, Charles Dexter
Charles Mullen, Murray Hiltz, Harry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-29

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

A SMALL APARTMENT IN NV. SECTION
of 8 apartments. 3 rooms, bath: will trade
equity for good second trust papers; Tor a o.
will sell with little cash down and 2 third
trust for balance. Address Box 36S-X, Star
office.
nearby resort; Delco system: running water:
exchange for city, suburban or property
completely furnished ready for business. Ad-
dress Box 237-M, Star office
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REDUCED TO $40 MO: 1888 EMERSON
st. n.e.--Brick; r. and b., cleo. OWNER
149R ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-29

On beautiful corner lot 2o0ft. frontage
brick home contains six large rooms and
completely equipped tile bath. The living
room lie of unusual dimensions with attrac-
tive open fireplace: spacious dining room:
modern kitchen with large pantry. Three
closets. Hot-water heat hardwood floors,
gas and electricity. There is a garage. Con
venent terms arranged
Phone Main 977O. after PM. Cleve-
lard 2Q15
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FOR RENT-ENTTRE FIFTH FLOOR As A
whole or IN part: also twS fourth .fqor , oface
18th and y SITS. NV. INQUIRE at store.
beautiful three-story remodeled brick home:
also garageE: reasonable. 1890 Columbia I'd
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2o5 r ST EMI-DETACHED: MOD
eru house: $50: ami. cleo. gas. INV n :.
porches lifted for family apts.: refs
1915 II ST NW-12 ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
newly decorated throughout. Phone Nam
3346 CRANE G. BELT. Union Trust Bldg.
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1913 Van Buren, St. a
Brand-new house 18th Str HRts rms.
2 baths h.-w ht.. gas. cleo. cleo. refrigera
ton: 2-car garage. etc. Rent. $3.50 mo:
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1912 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. S.E:--6 RMS.
and bath; ami. first-class condition: sleep"
ing p1ean.
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NEAR 18th AND VARNUM SIS. NV
2 sleeping porches. covered front and rear
porches: breakfast porch; large yard; very
reasonable
IN WASHTNGToNs BEST RESIDENTIAL
SECTION. CONN. AVE NEAR
wOODLEY RID.
Delightful home of 10 rooms, 3 baths
servants rooms. sleeping porches entirely
modern and newly decorated: Gear garage:
CONVENIENT TO 18th ST. AND COLUMBIA
RID. NV
Nice modern home of rooms and bath
Gear garage, fine condition low rental
WALTER A. BROWN. 400 H ST NV.
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1882 Euclid St.
Well appointed home in Col. Hehts.: {
rms, b.. h.-k. ht. gas. cleo. new hwd. frs.
rood condition. Rent. S8S mo.
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RENT--FARMS


BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1912 Eve St. R RsslfoFs Frank,l, ..soa.
Invest In Income Properties.
Large Returns and Excellent
Futures.
$4,000.
Two frame houses in, excellent condition
near T. s. Navy Yard. Annual rental, $3.50.
100000.
Six roorls and bath brick residence in first
aas zone near nra Audi
$4,000.
A two-family fat near Lincoln Park
Every room bright and cheerful and in excel
lent condition. There is two-car garage.
Annual rental. $3.50.
100000.
Two two-family fats near g. & o. freight
yards. Rentals and price far below similar
property in the neighborhood., Rental over
$17,5O000.
Two two family fiats in immediate vicin-
ity of Lincoln Memorial Well rented. The
ground alone is worth the price asked for
These are only few of the many invest
ment properties listed with this office Let
me show them TO you before investing any
where.
A. T. ROBINSON,
5l4.515,51 Bond Bldg.
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AIS Piney Branch Road.
Good house tSaul's Add. 3 rms. 2 baths.
screened 81. porch; newly decorated. Rent.
500 mo.
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818 N. T. Ave

BIZ n. j Ave.
Newly decorated house suitable for room
ing and boarding: IA rms. 2 baths; con
$500 mo.
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SALE-FAKMS.

STORE AND FARM COMBINED MONEY.
making propcsitionl is miles from Washing.
ton; convenient TO station and State road
acres in timber; Groom dwelling, barn
balance easy terms. BUELL. FARM AGENCY
realtors. Herndon. Fairfax Co Va.
8 ACRES. BROOM HOUSE, GARAGE. TIM
Washington; So, $50. terms. F. c. STOLL
Brooklyn. Baltic. Md
10 AC., NEARBY VA; CIR: HOUSE. CHICK
houses 265 fruit trees; $9, 900; ST 900 cash
S55 mo NJ, 1893. 1214 n. Y. ave.
1OO-ACRE FARM WITH IMPROVEMENTS
near Fairfaxx Court 6 House va; may be p sT.
one wishing a farm where enhancement in
value Is. assured Reasonable terms,
PERCY q. RUSSELL COMPANY.
12R 18th ST. N.W.
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c0LORED - 4-ROOM BUNGALOW. DEAN
wood. 81 59th ne. n square from car line
S25 month. 1925 You st. NV. North 4eo7.
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.

TO CoLoRED
lstSose heat. elec: SOP ,.
saa 2ss SA 4 aiSRs / r SEST SIC &c
s'ss SS-Isss l 1sas $3.50 ms sss b.
$s:SSSS-ssssso sSerrier pl: n:y;-s rms
s0.00-llos 9 cosiffo mf 5H''
ssssSSsfssSSeH s4sS n st ns rms. RI b. gar
3o.o9-5lIIos g Ct; se.--s rms gas.
sSssSS- -sssss zs: =. nv ni'xx-as s:d Rms.
20.o0--1340 B NE r. &'b.
THOS. d. WALSH,
SIS 18th St. NV. Main 1861.
az 18th ST. SEE ROOMS AND BATH;
garage: $40.
1912 Newton st. n.w.-s rooms and bath,
GIG Shepherd St n.w.--6 rooms and bath
ami. $40.
326 9th st. set rooms. $40.
415 G ct. n.w.-iO rooms. bath. electric;
suitable for rooming house; reasonable
1859 Porter St. Cleveland Park rooms
and bath; ami: garage.
900 Taylor 81. nw--6 rooms and bath
ami. porches.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K St. Main $500.
$50 CENTRAL AVE. NE.
1908 Kansas ave. NV.
1724 Potomac ave. Sc.
All modern. Reasonable rent.
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,
oO6 New York Ave. NV.
Main. $500.
5028 9TH Pl.
Attractive house in Petworsh. mr.. 9TH and
F Dsssur .ts nw eie Kent Rent mo- eiec OIL
1850 Ontario Pl.
Very good house in MI Pleasant; con;
E CsDe e car ss Rent sss
1913 H.
Coed hcnss in R rS0m s somse
1853 Belmont st.
NV. Ht.. incl. rear porch. new is. Rent,
500 mo.
2413 18th St.
Very good house. 10 rms. bath. Gear ga
rage gas. cleo. ETC.: suitable for rooning
near 18th and Col. I'd Rent. 500 mo.
go Varnum St.
Nicely appointed house In. Petworth, mr..
New Hampshire ave: & rms. bafh. gas. cleo,
h.-w. hit. pchs.. Gear garage. Rent, S75 mo.
AIS Piney Branch Road.
Good house tsauis Add. 8 rms. 2 baths.
screened al porch; newly decorated. Rent,
500 mo.
1882 Euclid St.
Well appointed home in Col. Hehts.; Q
rms, b.. h.-k. ht. gas. cleo. new hwd. frs. ::
rood condition. Rent. SIS mo.
1913 Van Buren, St. a.
Brand-new house 18th Str HKts.. o rms.
2 baths. h.-w. ht.. gas. cleo. cleo refrigera-
818 N. J. Ave.
Newly decorated house. suitable for room
ing and boarding: ID rms. baths: con-
yenient to downtown and Govt. bldgs. Rent
$500 mo.
McKEEVER & GOSS, INC,
REALTORS
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IL ROOMS AND BATH HOT WATER HEAT,
electric light: good condition: pear Capitol
Library and cars. INQUIRE 147 A st ne
1902 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.--11 ROOMS.
g baths. Anvil h, cleo light, garage; large
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FOR RENT-.STORES.

2l30 PA. AVE. N.w.-oNE STORE ROOM
with 3 adjoining rooms in rear garage.
Phone NJ. 3346. CRANE & BELT. Union
Trust Bldg. 81
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1854 NEWTON ST. Nw--9 r. & B.: HOT
water heating plant; electricity; Just papered
and painted. Rent reduced.
N e RYON co INC l423 r st NJ $500
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
AIR SPEED CLIMBS
 FAST SINCE 1913
Has Multiplied Six Times
 Since Then

Calshot Air Station. England, Sept. g Pl-The advance in air speed since 1913. when the Schneid- CT Cup race was first held, seems incredible when it is recalled that the winning French airplane only reached a speed of 447 miles an hour.
 England captured the trophy in 1914 with speed of 55.3 miles an hour, while the next meet in 1919 at Bournemouth, England, resulted in no award In 1920 Italy won with 1925 miles, and it repeated the victory in 1921 with a speed of l17.4 miles.
 Great Britain recaptured the trophy in 1922 with a speed of l4S5 miles, but lost it again in 1923 to the United States when Lieutenant D. Rittenhouse made l77.3S miles an hour at Cowes, England. in his Curtiss DIP biplane, In 1925, when the next race was held at Baltimore, Lieutenant J. Fl. Doolittle detained the trophy for the United States with a speed of 232.57 miles an hour in his Curtiss racer
 Italy won back the award in 1926 when Major Mario de Bernardi made 246.49 miles an hour in his Macchi-Fiat at Hampton Roads, Virginia.
 The Schneider Maritime Aviation Cup was presented in 1912 10 the Aero Club of France by M. Jacques Schneider a French sportsman and aviator with view to developing high speed seaplanes. It is mag nificent trophy of gold. silver and bronze, valued at about s5,000.
 The country winning the cup is required 10 schedule and hold the race on the following year. The Schneider Cup course is q triangu- lar course of 1SS.S6 nautical miles.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09

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New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
List of Patents Issued
 To Connecticut Poor!e

uist compiled weekly from the Official Gazette by tho office of Harold G. Manning, Walk-Over Shoe Store, 211 Main St., New Britain. Paul H. Brandes, and J. ". Adams, Bridgeport, assignors to The Springfield Mfg Co. Sectional grind ing wheel.
 Sidney M Caldwell Leonia, N. J., assignor 10 The Naugatucll Chemical Co.,. Naugatuck. Treating latex anl products obtained thereby.
 Arthurs C. Gaynor, Stratford. Two patents Contact receptacle Insulating inclosure
 Arthur C. Gaynor. and E. c. Gay nor, Stratford; said F. G. Gaynor assignor to said A. c. Gaynor Elec- tric switch.
 Harry Chilingirian. Bridgeport. Safety cooking and heating device. Raymond Hadley, Fairfield. Smoking pipe
 Austin II. Hart, Greenwich, as signor to Rome Radiation Co, Inc, Rome, N. Y. Strcam-line high pres 
 Charles Ledin. Stamford. assignor 10 The Yale & Towne Mfg co. Cyl finder lock.
 Alexander w. Limont. Bridgeport. Making valve stems.
 William J. A. London. Hartford, assignor to International Combus- ton Engineering Corp. Pulverizing apparatus.
 Trade Marks Registered
 The Capewcll Horse Nail Co, Hartford. Horseshoe nails.
 The Crofut 6; Knapp Co.,. South Ncrwalk Fur hats
 The Fitzgerald Mfg. Co, Torring- ton Therapeutic lamps.
 Minnie J. Lynch. Waterbury. Traling saIve for cuts, burns. bols, etc.
 The Meriden Gravure Co.,, Meri- den. Pictures, illustrations, display cards. greeting cards. and booklets. Tn" New Departure Mfg. O., Bristol. Antifriction bearings and parts thereof.
 Winchester Repeating Arms Co.,. New Haven. Radiators and condcn- sors for rcfrigorating systems.
 Trade Mark Applicants North and Judd Mfg. Co.,, New Britain. ider-controlled fasteners. Del Rio, Texas, Sept. 9.-Saddlc makers and leather workers are gradually getting scarce, ranchmen
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
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New Britain herald., 1927-09-09

Del Rio, Texas, Sept. 9.-Saddlc makers and leather workers are gradually getting scarce, ranChmen here declare. 4 rancher who adNcr- tiscd for q maker of ranch equip ment got no replies and was told that the old leather workers are dying and new ones are not forth coming.