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Building Lots For Sale

aLELDINs -l-S-?44.=v PtreEg-sr Maaor, caEetg..y ees-setea 8 ,uayea. 'e-c-s- Prices -saSo-atis art ferns easy. The tQAl C3osa Co., Ssgi B,ocA. i-,.~"L''a Fhr--s esf-E
 ElNlNE ST-- -l3.aE .-,s t'- ssIs E@---s. ~; Man =. -.-. 4S4s e v N-AIS VIEW. P ANVIL T--. E.- ta"- .-s :a7 a,e. Isa. 5 Green
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EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

AEE-you a god 5-.:4- s.9..Ha.s Dancing AHale.ay suAr4ut-as t5 mas.
 .-u one. lessons. S5. s';+
 Studio a.w.ys 1nau 7S Man g.
 CLOG. ToE, ArHaT VI F 5.G5.a O. rarc5r- I51 "
 Main. Tel fIS or ltfs-S- Open i1-.r.
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GLEN ST, --i and Q room apart ments oN heat. lot water smooth Top ras range. all modern Improvements, ira at al times tile bath and shower. q hour .antog service. Apply Supog.u- teudcnt or prem sts. CT Fred C. Rack
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

HAMILTON ST. 5.--5 rooms. .st foor. @ -eo-. 9a G-t. y:eeH'acs. earaSs KELSEY ST. I5N-4 g1a-. te.trfs.:. --r5=-r tr.--rrstue-.s Ir~ rs. ase-
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0Nica and Business Equipment 57

-UM8GH JATELTS-TIGUG1oTs .: P1:-
 'er-s to rhooss trn-n, rsEEtaE from st.s5 'o t5.35 Original Army X Nav
 Store, 5j Church St.. OPP. Herald Ct.cs.
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Wanted-Articles To Buy

\. RC1INshY-Pay tEs ljshest peices Tor Haca- ss, papers. gaSs a9i tGFai. tlre, 2l T1'-at. St. Phone ASA.
 BEFORE YOU SEL.L-lol- tur-.turv or s-ngs, it wi,' my you .n cali Peter farc5S Tel. laSs. .-4 Eas. Main g.
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SToRE--ro- rgat. 45Nt5. steam neatei concrete cellar, good for any tt"1 of r"s!noss. Apply n v. N. Erso'i2n. m call I,E
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Instrumental and Vocal

VIOLIN INsTRJCTI0N-TUTz5o E. IE- ral'o. teacH2r os E.-ilr S-Ht'o. Boom 8. 2s9 Man S. Hou's j.. ?. n,
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Ienements


 ASTORIA APARTMENTS te2 TEls. t'GNT ST--5 large rooms. asare4 1oH-
 '.-.5Us lot water, large ea:a ro5m,
 -.s floor. See 5aa.tor BARNETT ST, N--j g5ea c5::7r1, al
 Improvements. Tel, 9f3l-s BROAD ST, S57--i so5as- .aI ae5r, al
 Improvements Tho sae.a address CHESTNUT ST. 2l9-5 yaam apar-,aeat n Parker Bldg. hea; t1-1 sled. laa. Flank Aatr, 5+1 H1in s.. CHESTNUT ST. S2l-. room arar;men.. 5-' floor, a. modern >oa,sa'eH.as, h. .G#ce CT premises or cali 4t5s. rITI AVE. 53--Teaerlsn: us go5r.z- aN modern improvements newly rta.-
 'atad. garasa, a-sJ sty.a OH Market CENTRALLY LocATEN-. apar-MeT;s, a&t goo."s eae". seam heat con- '.ruaas ho: water ard .ans.or service. Ta3 cAo-2. ing. = Eros7sct S. CLEVELAND ST. s--f room ta@ameut. all lwa:5rar.eats steam heat. Impure BENNINGTON AVE--5 an5 room
 t.aeme"ts, an improvements. Ina. sl
 Fa~rlinEton Ave.
 TUUE MOONS -InnFoEalaea.s aaul,s
 Write Hera.l Ezz 2s-A. E. FIuST-or -n4 Hao~. .a family house,
 nearly new. hardwood aoors. 'rapla- -a, garage, steam neat, trolley and Htney. Lockwood. Phone s2i FEVE-Eoam apartment. io9 wards from High school. steam heat, ,ari.o- slrv-
 i-r. shower baths. c.e. Rent reason
 ah,e. App'y tn M. NJ. Er!Eorian lf+ Zen $. Tel. 800. 100 t9 g.e} T. IT. a.I ll6.
 GLEN ST, 27-i and room apart ments o'l heat. lot water. smooth Top ras range, all modern improvements, tre at al times .tle bath and shower, q hour .antog service. Apply Supog.u- tendcnt or prem sts CT Fred (. Rack life Tel. 5000 or Sl.9 HOMESTEAD AVE 4I-end Aoo-. room tenement, just finished, lH4. lst HAI;T ST. Ic6-3 raows. all tmp-6va- Gleatg. Tul. 30 Griswu!d s.. next to '.e hospital
 GLEN ST. I>9--I room tenement, cnI Noar modern Improvements large. cl'an. light and airy rooms, rent req snnaA'a.
 NENSiNGTON AVE. 53--5 room tend mont, all modern improvements, on list floor. InQ 2nd floor.
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Repairing and Piano Tuning

. GI-----I-N -I--EI--.9 gO-T W-.N -1 -7W Mattresses, box springs, cushions e.c, renovated aui reuade equal t1 E-v arI return same day. New bet5lnE made % o-as-. Upho'sts-iag fidw-e C.-y Bel c!cs Co. t9 Fremont s. Phone g--5. r.arr=sa "
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Nantcd-Maka

E.[g ERIENCED BAR lLE-S:5a5y Wo5E. AEr.v a- 2 Conn" -1v's a.th g. GAN-55 years or o.aeg t5 y,1lN Is4,a n garage a7u'y Ba1etns Garage. $ SAlE5EAN-W.atad oy reliable au.o.ua- Nile dealer. Nus .a"e eZg enc. Write Box -a-H.. H=rala. SAI E5MEN-Far house t5 h3ls7 sg.!..E. Fine opportunity for rIrat parry Asiz for N-. Bronson, .5; Main S. E2-..l 50-- tN- l7.ary.-v. -AILOR-Wa7.s5 Aqq.y |. EIgs-. 5-5 Main St
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AUTOMOTyE
Service Stations. Repairing

CYLINDERS REBoEED-S.c5 .E-: q, ,G1?'cg and li-a- slap. Ce: h=..er G.s and ell ra'!s,se' We vii -ebo-s %ou1 cylinders ~-.hou: removing c1C-or f-o1 chas!s install rev ris.5r., -sr -.agi piston Pl-s and t.sht--. c-,-- rs,ves take ID o1 bearings Hrsua connecting rods ?: fat rate p-sce Phone. call CT vE.:s CHa-.-at'. Ag.5 Service S:s:.o1. i3o Nal, g., c-2 Eas. Main S,. Tel. !s:i
 FlESI 1CI.E-A-l aG.3 rPAc,stert-s Tops sip coys-e and s.ts- curtains Win k Gei.elars:h. u7hol.terfrs and Repair shop, isS Art< S. rear. CARS WASHED AND P0LISEED-Bsa. rs:: no.o- Sa.ss C.. ..5 Arch St P-o-a cs;-.
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shore Places For Sale

 NNNAl GUN For sA.s. shore lot Mo "aaEu.a, East Haven. first from beach tgcnt cottages, fne view ct water. 5 minutes from dance hall and aUusa- meats, gas, water and electricity, re- s.r5,'e1 property. s. II Ncye-tak. sl Ash St c4c"-5
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FIN .A\CIAL
Money To Loan
LOANS TO HoUsEIEEPERs

LOANS TO HoUsEEEEpEzs LOANS uP -c tc,a ON 4 H1-rs E. F.ss awful '-.s7ss. re7ays ;.1. l-, er S-la cash .2a-- Al ..a-z as.H..- --s--' ' vie az- o--s=5".s. WH.s, c.. 1s -5.-a
 BENEFICIAL LC}S SOCIETY III RAPHAEL UL..7.. eEr0N# s-r-e
 &s WEST MAIN SrHE1-- s:Te5s Ws= =- E-5 u-- S.-zs.s
 -G-- I--.4-5. OPEN 2 90 5.-3 SATURDAYS ,o I
 Licensed Hy ,ss s.a.a and
 Iyo-sL D ;La F-l.t.. AaNtE LOAN NE---.a Wa--T-E T--- t@7@es tsw-t-.. Bargains iG uu-a tssrr- et pledges Hew Bs.,s5a I.ec- Ca- s5 --3-3ys,te S-. Bessie Estas s..#. P-,r. ssE AND -%D-H. .-.sa-z .,Zzs- .z---I- & uen7s. 'f1 ,.4.a :. -.L -s
 Mortgages 4S-E ' NET Eo L5AN-~----7 --'--- .----Z Se4.. a Costello .t- W-r- ss-se.
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New 2 room stns'a house. aAths sun porch. hardwood floors sGH porch, : car garage, large lo., Prica r:sat.
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'ourHINGToE-9 acres of land and room house uear city Plenty 0: tcu!t t-aes Price fieno. r. neuu1sc. Stj NaIn St. Tal. AElr or aiA.-e
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Houses For Sale

sELI.oEEF---s.'ase. E0s,'s Hsv ,--, Ma.a s. Tr,-e -Ici g-fN.nECE FRANCIS ST. room bungalow aG modern Improvements. nHw hogss. Iaa. t.5 T:aa,.s s, CT TH-~s 2Ss4-R.
 HELVINERE. EQNBUEY ROA0-5 fam aE cH~aa- s7-st. tGst con,ais:st: two ear ra.s -o, e:st Q. material and waea- @arsa!g use3 th- asAal:. Can re had Eas ahow Esa. Estate Co, 3,s Man S:. Phone iS'
 .1LNlpGHE. HEtGH-oN ST-NtV'y l-l- tp 70 te --tgHte , georI err- css' vtH ra- ea-ass. s1 's-as. s.n. FEgNtrl2atS, JHef- has rGt the ~.i-e for , 4-:.-.. se'a. Eah.cow -..aSra <olg Real Estate G.. SIS Man s. Phone 
 aUlNIDERE-Ctsy r55nl C,ttag-- aN modern Improvements H-eN.acs, Eav- aS' e', Price vary reasonable. Easy terms. Carlson & Carlson, Is5 Man s-. Tel !St-
 COOLIDGE ST,-N5T S To713 55t'3s7 sl7 porch. es-aEe .tsar, heat: Easy tsr.as ". L Hatch O. Phoaa S4oa EAST S-.-E-a@I "sw 5 ts~Hy house,
 
 p-1rsreH.s. tt'a lzta. steam heal. Wonderful home. Pg.ce very -easaH- aS.N New England Real Estate. s-i 's1ln :: tS7t ar l5..-c- Lt.M SIT family ag@sa, rstr's to aaar, steam hea:, two CAT garage A t#&l sa~zaEu. Eal."1e- Easrhkow Erat N#ta-a Co. sai Man S., Fh0Hs l>lo. LIONS ST.-AsN tansnv house roerls tn yoa- s.Aar 1aat. car sa-- aEo. Prise $ltEe1 E1sy terms " L Ent,h Cn. rEore 24oa. HARDING Sr.-New roow cot'acA. sur p0-cH. earaca, steam heaa Easv terms V. i~ Hatch co Phone 5if5. sNuTH END--B-an3 new tenement lruse. a! modern Improvements. ear- ssss For -ate CT exchange f,- sr1su farm. AEs":!, ItalaaA. loS Lstaye:te SOUTH ST. 4tl-a aeses Q. land, brick house. barns and garage. Inc or prem
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WEsT SlIC-Cute S roor Cottase w7th AN ''apgaycments and garage. Terms EAo4o cash. Also II room tamiiy
 Mouse r1a3y 10 rloye into very cen tra'. Lockwood Rsal Estate ,A Ins..
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MERCHANDISE
Radio
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[ILS NADT6 SEEyIEE-Go-as n as usual .aY-.-!@s srt building. na-3a.s ", Up. ct-- For G..-as stgE.-e ca. -t.T-s o- I-s St-H.EY St.
 s.- T8Is NALuE-A At1-.eg lteat { tlha, s~s.a dial ean,-g, oeau.:ul h.sn- by cah,-e.. -a--aA3al horn. Ca,y Ea5 Easy terms Henry Morrs & Sons 5ts Ma-. st -c.n e....nss
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[,
LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Cats Pets

Dogs Cats, Pets 5I ----ae 'a.-.>>--. -l --..s e- r-f
 a- sa.. ra..ce. E.a.g orders raw. < y S--2G.e. lS5 ra~. s-
 BOSTON 4l..a.I .I1..--I..-s ta- -.s. t-o--
 -z. irr. -5 sas s. Tel --.t -&.ss-J -Ja4a l.f.Eu-t 1s.aa t-z-.sss tE-
 i.-->, Poultry supplies 53 hGFoE&-Eag a-y see tar s.-5 s.1@- 5--l -.a..-a- --y -- L--re s-.k s: % E. Esa & Feed Co. IT. . S-oM IaA-N#.N0-E7 75 7-- no eggs NN} .ass ! e- I.tab s--s Nsx, t,"5s. M4s iE -s. gt Make rss- IF. a-.-G ta- sra-e. Baby Es Reds Ltg@o-.s. Ear-.5 N-rEx Thomas All -- 5-- S--.-.s &E-4gw As, Te. > a"EE#IAE CI0 lEVEE 0IT-5s 11- -S. -s. Ei55 Der eat Elr A,zss @ z s-H. s. t.-E s--5. x. B e.rt ~ Feed Co., Inc. 1-2 Arch g.. ---1 NEWSPAPER Ns-S-.7.7rE for .eaea eoope S} re~ts AerFraG For sra 2. Herald C5,se. 2. Cau-ra S..
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S0ITHWESTERN sECTICN-! tenement house. Mast be scli. Aaron panielson X 0, ii Man S:. TiiREE-lamIy house for sl0000. on htEh ground. ntar hospital. Good ,u- cot0A ". L, Hatch G.. Cl;y HsB Ehnua 7tV0
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Houses For Rent

PLAINNlLI.E-B Beautiful ; room cottage on Elm court. all Improvements near factories good location. Apply 47 East S,-, after ?. n. SlN-And room houses for rent. VIII ec ready March ca. Apply L. c. Peck, Cook St, plaluE!l!e.
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-. NTt.A---s and te@osae8: te4se la '-s7 tss.7E-. Also s 'IT are farm w.:h
 Ese ha-as and ogt eEI4Hss Lock-
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Tt rzT ff \

AT PRESENT WE CAN -sr ~N- MORE MAN IN OUR SALES FORGE. HE MIST BE ALIVE AND %ERIETIc T1 QUALIFY. AT RANGE FOR INTERVIEW WHITE NB. ". MuLCAHET SALESMAN NGER, SUPERIOR AUTO CD, i:5 CHLECH ST
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Suburban For Sale

room sla..e h7usa, hath room, electric lights and water. one car garage. Pr.ro very reasogaa,,. Easy teams Tel. lga-G
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aIINIDEEE-Crey f room cat.ags. al modern Improvements, S-er,acs. Eay- sEa. ct Price vary reasonable Easy
 terms. Carlson & Carlson, I55 Man
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l --S, Poultry supplies

--,H NEWSPAPER. Ns-S-I."IrE Tor s#.-a ken eoope S3 -e~ts a AurFraG For sH.a 2. Herald CGtce. 2. Cau--a S..
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SOUTH fND--B~an& new tenement house. al modern Improvements. gar ess For sale CT eVcNarGe for s,nsl. farm. AEs--!, IaNaaa IoS Lstays:te Phone 5s-5.
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TIE STEADY crh%nan l FE%Al-lF7 GROWTH Mc:whdAhD
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BUSINESS SERVICE

Barbers, HairdreS>erS, Mas>eurs IS EI-TQRT-MolerH l4rta- shop ia al
 res7ec.a We specialize h ladies' hasr cut. Exesi,sr. service. l5 ChIrca St.
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PARK Sr.--5 cottages tor slle, modor0 Improvements. oak floors droplace Phone 2ig mornings or eve a.vEs.
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SOUTH ST. 4ti--s acres Q. land H5ick haase. ta-2s and sarase. IGc- o1 prem
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Professional Services

DEEsS-Aad s.s- as #-==..z E9E 1s'.s. maternity -r---.lE r-s La- rTa da." astrats this service 90 you Vaaae f57 aT77.--2ae-; -st-, >..Eca- Cor
 sis L4aa ', MasL.ca, ,a2 L.gwp-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
GRACE HOP HALTED
BY TROPICAL HEAT
Stunt Flyer Again Delayed in
HaWaii.t0 California
Attempt.

By the Associated Press.
MANA. Island Of Kauai, July A.
Tropical heat added to the difficulties
of Richard Grace, motion picture
stunt flyer. who planned to take off
today on his projected flight to Cali.
sfornia.
Twice beaten yesterday when he
blew. two tires in as many take-off at
tempts on the barking sands" of
western Kauai, Grace was forced to
send to Honolulu for other tires. The
new ones were due here at am. to-
day, but his chances for take off
were little better than before on &C.
count Of the prospect that the heat by
that hour would be as rough on the
tires as yesterday.
Due to the -oughness Of the beach
runway and the load his plane car.
RIGS, the tires were subjected to heavy
strain. and when the heat is added to
this, they are easily destroyed, be.
cause high temperature causes abnor.
NAL expansion in pneumatic tires.
The stunt flyer now plans to head
for San Francisco and then fly to
Los Angeles If he has enough fuel
left on reaching the California coast.
The plane carries 322 gallons of gaso.
line, enough for go hours in the air.
He expects to average 12O miles an
hour. The loaded plane weighs be.
tween 1000 and $500 pounds. He
plans to carry 36 pounds of choco-
late and four gallons of water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
BYRD VIEWS FIGHT WITH STORM
AS HELP TO FUTURE FLYERS
Commander, In His Own Story, Describes
How Winds We're Used-Praises
Three Companions.
BY COMDR. RICHARD E. BYRD, L. S. n.

By
3We transatlantic What hoped
which
practicable In spite
had had
made
problem that confronted prepared accordingly be-
would reached France
to
Weather
good weather for the transatlantic flight attach great mpor
OF a
Mistakes miscalculatons then
be of
for a dry fe
ake-of.
takeof Of the America
This
As
at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
HELEN WILLS NOW
IN DOUBLES FINALS
With Elizabeth Ryan Defeats Mrs.
Godfree and Betty Nuthall
at Wimbledon.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WIMBLEDON, England. July A.
Miss Helen Wills, the new Wimbledon
singles champion, paired with Miss
Elizabeth Ryan, also Of the United
States, reached the finals of the
women's doubles today by defeating
Mrs. Kathleen McKane Godfree and
Miss Betty Nuthall of England, 60.
e..
In the final they will play Miss
Bobbie HeiEe and Mrs. j. Peacock of
South Africa.
William T. Tilden and Francis T.
Hunter came from behind in a five
set match today to defeat the French
pair, Henri Cochet and Jacques Brug.
non, for the Wimbledon doubles cham
pionship. The score was 1-6. 4-6,
Sc, 6-3, Cd.
Cochet and Brugnon were the 1926
doubles champions. Tilden and Hunt
er's victory was the second for the
United States in the present tourna-
ment. Miss Helen Wills having cap.
tured the women's singles title by de-
feating Senorita Ella de Alvarez in the
final on Saturday. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
IS PERSONS ARRESTED
FOR USING FIREWORKS
Hesse Orders Strict Enforcement of
Law Against Explosives in
District.

Fifteen persons were arrested yes
terday for. violating the law against
the use Of explosives, but only two
Of this number failed to furnish col.
lateral and were forced to spend the
night behind the bars. Collateral rang.
ing from 50 to $5 was demanded in
each case.
A single case of injury due to IL.
legal celebrating was reported to the
police. Thirteen-year.old Clifton John.
son, colored. 514 twenty-fourth street,
was burned by firecrackers yesterday
while playing in front of his home.
The boy was treated at Emergency
Hospital.
Maj. Edwin b. Hesse has directed
the members Of his command to strict
ly enforce the law regarding the use
of firecrackers and explosives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
By the Associated Press.

OS thC %tssocidtcu
OTTAWA, Ontario, July Allow.
ers dropped from the air by Col.
Charles A. Lindbergh yesterday
adorned the casket of Lieut.. j. Thad
johnson, United States Army aviator,
killed while escorting his famous com.
rade to Ottawa Saturday.
For so miles as the funeral train
of the Army flyer proceeded from
Ottawa toward Fenton. Mich, where
burial will take place, Lindbergh
flew low overhead in the Spirit of
st. Louis and tossed out blossoms.
Then as Lindbergh headed back
to Ottawa he waved a handkerchief
from the small window Of his plane
in last farewell to his fallen brother
of the air.
The flowers that fell upon the train
were gathered by the train crew and
placed on the Stars and Stripes that
covered the casket.
The transatlantic heros tribute to
Lieut.. johnson was offered yesterday
afternoon in the midst of program
in which Col. Lindbergh was hon.
ored by Canadian officialdom in con.
nectiOn with the celebration OF the
Diamond Jubilee of Confederation.
At the close Of day during which
he was the luncheon guest OF the
Canadian air force and the dinner
guest of Premier Mackenzie King.
Col. Lindbergh expected to take Off
from the Ottawa field. which has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
PRESIDENT IS 55;
OWBOYBANDA AIDS
|NB|RTHDAY FETE
Summer White House Today
Celebrates Event With Big
Cake and Candles.
MOUNTED SCOUTS BRING
MARE FOR EXECUTIVE
Mrs. Coolidge Lays in Supply of
Firecrackers-Friends Invited
to Celebration.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RAPID CITY, S. D., July 4.-In
surroundings similar to the hills of
Vermont. where he was born, Presi.
dent Coolidge today observed his fifty
fifth birthday.
Tn common with the rest of the Ma.
ton, Independence day was cele.
brated at the Summer White House
with a few Black Hills residents and
members of Mr.. Coolidge's party from
Washington invited to observe the
event.
Band and Scouts.
A cowboy band came into the Black
Hills from Terry, Mont, to serenade
the President, and from Custer, S. d.,
the mounted Boy Scouts were com
ing to bring him a seven-year-old
thoroughbred riding mare named Kit,
and chaps, riding boots and crop togs
with her.
The largest mixing bowl in the
Summer White House kitchen was
brought down for a cake big enough
to hold IS candles, and from Rapid
CITY Mrs. Mary HALEY sent a choco.
late cake which brought her a speclal
invitation to attend today's party
Fire Crackers Supply.
Mrs. Coolidge has laid in q supply
of fire crackers, and the correspond
ents had a few tricks ready to add
to the days celebration.
The Hermosa Congregational Church
was selected again yesterday by
President and Mrs. Coolidge as
place of Worship. and the simple
services directed by Rolf Lium. 20
year-old student pastor, again at
tracted large attendance.
Two church deacons restricted ad-
mittance to the tiny structure to the
natives Of this village of 100 popula-
ton and to those of the countryside.
and the congregation went ahead with
it's services as though the attendance
of the President was usual
occurance.
Tourists Line Road.
Outside the automobiles of tourists
lined the roadway on both sides.
stretching down the towns main
street and off into the fields which
lead to the grazing plains to the east.
The crowd of tourists applauded as
Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge entered and
left the church. The congregation
arose on both occasions, and with
obvious but undemonstrative joy went
ahead with its duties of worship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
TOLL
HIGH IN MIDWEST
Celebrations Result in Death
and Injury-MiIWaukee
Police Arrest 500.
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, July 4.-Celebration OF
Independence day caused several
de- tbs and many injuries throughout
the Midwest
In Milwaukee the police conducted
a vigorous campaign against violators
of county and city fireworks or
dinances, arresting more than 500 per-
sons up to last midnight. The law
prohibits premature celebrations of
the holiday and outlaws certain eX.
| plosives. In spite of the precautions,
five youths were burned by fireworks
| Sunday and six fires were attributed
to celebrators.
The first death was reported Satur.
day from Tramway, Wis.,, where Ar
mold Ford, s. was killed when he put
| a giant firecracker in an empty gaso
| line storage tank, causing an explo
| sion when gas fumes were ignited
| Harold Behling, IA, was seriously in
| jured at the same time and young
Ford's parents were burned in attempt
ing to rescue the boys.
Shoots Into C:1oline.
A somewhat similar accident at st.
Louis resulted in the death of Haden
Harris, Il. who succumbed to burns
suffered when he shot a blank cart
| ridge into a gasoline can. Ninety
persons we're treated for injuries in
to T-.jsou city.
Although ChicaSo's city ordinance
banning the sale and possession of fire.
works was evaded by many boot.
leggers," and large supplies were Of
fered for sale just beyond the city
limits, only three accidents due to ex-
plosiv } were reported in the two-day
pre-Fourth celebration. C.:e 13.year-
old youth lost an eye when a torpedo
| exploded. and two others were serious
ly burned.
One of two persons injured in
| Springfield Ill.,, was Mrs. Leola Hick-
son, So, who was burned and lacerated
when giant fire cracker thrown into
moving street car exploed in her
| face.
| An explosion at Valparaiso, Ind,
touched off $4,000 worth of fireworks
in hardware store and caused con.
| siderable fire loss. Two firemen were
overcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
BODY REACHES MICHIGAN
Lieut.. johnson to be Buried Wednes-
day-Parents Are Ill.

FENTON. Mich, July a CP.-Mili-
tary and Masonic honors will mark
the funeral here Wednesday afternoon
of Lieut.. j. Thad johnson. Selfridge
Field flyer. killed Saturday. when his
plane crashed at Ottawa, Ontario.
Arriving here on special train this
morning from Ottawa. the body will
lie in state at the home Of Henry
Adams. Lieut.. Johnson's father.in-law
Interment will be at the local ceme-
terry.
Selfridge Field, where Lieut.. John.
son commanded the eth Squadron,
will be represented at the funeral by a
platoon of 80 men, a flying squadron
and an honor guard of six men. The
services will be conducted at the
First Presbyterian Church by Rev.
j. w. kitching and an Army chaplain
from Selfridge.
Lieut.. Johnson's brother will come
from Carroll. Okla, but his parents
are i'll and will be unable to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
OIL GRAFT IS CHARGED
TO MEXICAN OFFICIAL
Newspapers Publish Allegations.
Head of Legal Department of
Industry Section Accused.

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, July 4.-Allegations
of graft in the governments depart
ment dealing with the petroleum ques-
ton are published in the. Mexico City
newspapers. The governments dis
missal of GonZalo Ramirez Garlic,
head of the legal department of the
department OF industry, has been fol-
lowed by the authorities ordering him
consigned" to the attorney general for
of charges of malfeasance
in office.
Garlic is said to have disappeared
from Mexico City. The published
charges alleged that Garlic has been
paid sums OF money by various oil
those named being Ell
Tri,lmfo Transcontinental and Corona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
Mustapha-Kemal
ProposedNew Name
For COnstantinOple

BY the Associated Press.
CONSTANTINOPLE. July A.
The crowning event in connection
with the three-day celebration in
honor of the arrival of Mustapha
Kemal Pasha was the report that
the name of the city will be
changed by law to Mustapha.
Kemal in honor of the President.
1t is expected that the proposed law
will be presented to the Angora
Assembly in November.
The name which for 16 centuries
has perpetuated the memory OF
Emperor Constantine the Great,
and the local appellation "Stam.
boul." derived from the Greek
words. meaning lin the city" are
both deemed unworthy of a city
honored by the presence of the
Tul kish hero.