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New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
HOSPITAL NURSES
 CHRISTMAS PARTY
C!d Fashioned Scenes Re:EnaCt-
 ed at Nurses Home

An old Fashioned Chris;m
 was the tit.e ot pageant and Christmas party held by the nurses Tt the New Britain General hos Pital last evening in the nurses home. which Was decorated ,lub bor- ately for the occasion. With the h,lp of ANcl ONors'rom. engineer. and
 bis staff Of mechanics, the main lining room in the hall was decor ated 10 resemble an old fashioned Christmas sc'ro. The brick gate posts, topped wi,h caps Of snow, toWerrd sir. feet high beside q Christmas tree. Woodland foliage, "u%Ge:tjng the forests in the dead Of winter, MAS placed in app"opriat" position, Al the far end or the room, a French door effect had been ere atod, through which ono could see | the interior of a home with the fam fly gathered around tho tresidc, sing ng Christmas carols.
 The cast of characters in the tab irau was a5 follows: Carol singers, Miss Clara Nelson, Miss Nbina SoucaE. Miss Katherine Gallery. Miss Ellen McGr&th; minister Dr. Eaoul Ecuoit; santa Claus. Dr. .Adolph Anthony; mothcr, Miss Mau1e E. iraNor; Joshua Uather). Miss Mar g"r't Cunnin@}fam; Cyrus, Miss Margaret EpgIeton; Abigail, Mss Catherine IIoh,ns"p: Elm"r sunny t1jn. nr. l.. D. Siysl; widow. Miss
 '"rJl Charlton: widows child, Miss Anna Thomas; Aunt Mary sparks, Miss Noilrt MCpoWoil; Aunt Malin- Ia. Miss Hllda DWNcr; iIilda, the hired sirl Miss Ethel lewis; Tim othy. the hired man. Miss Edith Merrill, anow"lon, Miss > Edna Dgats and GladSs Warnock
 Dr. and Mrs. r. Ebcn Eroks, F.cSidcu, C. r. Bennett ot the board ot directors and Mrs. Bennett and President James $, North of the training school and Mrs. North were among the guests.
 There were gifts for all prosnnt.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
LOngworth Wants PTo.Je
 Of Submarine WrecsA!ng

Washington. Dec. 2% lR--Speak JongwOrth believes that develop ments between now and thc end Of the Christmas recess will determine whether q ronCrcSsonal invos1iCa'irn of the sinking of submarine S-i will De necessary.
 He said today that thcr" should be a thorough inquiry into tho dis aster by the navy department and that all facts relating to tn" sinking Of the submarine should b. ob- talned.
 Tt may be necessary to hay" q congressional yoStIgation he said. That will be detcrmin"l by drv"lrp- nents during the next two weeks, There must be q thorough inEcStl- ga1ion.'
 The speaker added that the rcschi- tions which have been introduced in the house showed that members of congress were deeply concerned over Inc accident.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
HAS NEW SUB IDEA
W Winchester Company Engineer Makes Suggestion for SucCorino Men Entombcd in Subs.

New Haven. Dec, g CP---A dc- vice which he claims might have aid cd in saving lives of men entomb"d in the S-i was described today by N. M. Macdonald. engineer at the Winchester Repeating Arms com pany.
 The plans for tho device which Mir. Macdonald says he completed ycstcr- day provide for 2 regular air drill with a point so attached that it can inc blown off when th" drill piercrs th" shell Of the submarine and oXy- gen and liquid food fed through tn" tubing and the drill to the men in- side of the boat
 According to the inventor the lis tinctlre feature of the drill is that it will not have 10 be withdrawn and a tube inserted into tho opening be- fore the men can get air.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
Fall Street Briefs

Ne" York. Dec. g UP, -- Stock ! Fric"s contiuuod to work higher in i todays' market. but trading turned Hhl' on the approach of the Christ mas holiday. Call money was mark "d mp 10 | per cent due 10 the heavy seasonal withdrawals of currency.
 but there was comparatively little CaIIlhS or loans, Acute weakness { cropped out in several of the insur- anee shares, which had recorded sen sational gains earlier in the month. BNlllsh activities were confined largely 10 tha coppers and Il solcc. group Of the industria's. including
 '. <. Steel common ,iontgomrry-
 Ward. National pistillers. Curtis A'ropla2o and THderwool Type Wr''rr. General Motors and Pitts FnrEh Coal. which We're sluggish in he carly trading. rallied hrisklv in in" carly afternoon Rails were rather quiet although steady accun- diallon WAS noted m Atchson. Rock
 Island, New York Central and Fris- 70 common.
 Except for tho announcement Of several railroad car orders and tho resumption Of dividends by the Amoskeag company there was little business or financial news to in ! tlE"nce the price movement. Th, stability Of the market m the lace oi q sharp increase in brokers loans "nd per cent call money helped to maintain hullish confidence althoush an increasing number Of commis- sion houses continued 10 urge q TO- S'riction of commitments On the theory that the technical position of the markoD had been weakened by the recent sharp advance.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
Hickman Surrrnder>.
City Items

James s. Beach of Brown uui- Nerslty is home for the holidays.
 Kurt klopp and Martin Steege. both of roncorl1a Seminary, ST. Louis aud Edward Brus,ck. Arthur St"lnk" and Theodore W. Steegc Of Concordia institute. BronXville, N. Y. are spending Christmas at home.
 Suit for slo0 damages has been brought by 'he New Britain Lum bcr Co.,. through Kirkham Cooper. Hun scrford X Camp, against Frank Ma done. Constable Fred Wrinkle sory- cd th" papers and attached property on Broad street.
 The New Britain Institute Library will closo at o'clock Saturday afternoon and will remain closed all day Monday.
 A daughter was born Wednesday to MT, GnJ Mrs. 4. reltelburg of Ne" York. Mrs. Fei'elbure was Miss Rose BtrkoWltz of this city.
 A son was born at New Britain General hospital today to MT. and Mrs. Satocr Mosesian of q Fremont street.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
SIX AFI DISbARRED
Ear ,tSN0"ic,ian Drrli1"~ to Permit t"";"in t3n;iuie;,- to Take IN- rI:ii:icti0H-.
rIii:i"ti0:I-.

! N"H Haven, nen. e% lP,- %jv ap- pLcanis to t3!t. h2r ,ylwinnt;cns at liar, OF! Dyrrmi.rr %". wore reject rd at l~lnn'lju2 of trr rou1nittrc on moral pn"l.j.1',2A~ held here today. In two instances the reason giv,n was that th" prescribed c0urs" ri study had not been taken. The list accepted included the fclloVin":
 Aasonia -- E"rbHoI D'Ambguoso. Sanu"i \, Aldrruan aud Leon E. Mccarthy.
 rThE Dommick MalaC"cnto.
 iom1on -~ Arthur Ernest l'rl!- man. Aus in hoAjuald Lowe and Charts Martin Lyman.
 MIItord --- Edward Francis liar rie and A,|lian William Mshor.
 Sovmour -- Maynard N. Lunl.
 Waterbury - Dennis C. Altman. John ]. Rer&jn IT.. Robert A. Mar tino. Micna"l Francis Mcdonald ud John A. NombriUo.
 W,lHn-for1 - James Joseph la den.
 Al"rilrn -.- Cornelius j. Dau"her. ,r., r'rarcis Robert nanah"r and B'njamin E. I"npsl>y.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
DERNOSKI SEEKS Ni,DHC:

A. claim. supported by oHidHncn that Bertha Bernoski Ot New Brit ain misconducted herself with Mar tin Bush, also of this city. in q To- cal hotel on April IS, 1921. Was made by Bert Bernoshi Of Terry vile in superior court yesterday Bernoski is suing his wife for d. Yorce and Judge Newell Jennings heard the testimony, roscrNiu@ d. cision.
 Bernoskl. who lives a' Ia Vernon street, Terryvillo, introduced evil Ionce 10 the effect that his wife ana Bush were arrested NDargvI with misconduct. She was committed 70 the House of the Good Shepherd and he was fined SIC and costs ac- cording to tho evidence. submitted.
 Attorneys for the parties agreed that Bcrnoski has 2 right to their child every other week end. Robert !. Stack represented Bernosk and David L. Nair appeared for the Y Ife
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
BREAKS LEG IN FALL

James J. Flanagan. aged 55, of the Hotel York. suffered a fracture of the left leg and lacerations about the face when he fell from q bus on Arch street between Locust and Monroe street about 7:30 last eve ming. Armand Gaudette of II Orange street driver of the bus. told the police Flanagan mumbled when asked if he wished to alight and as the brakes were applied, he stepped off. He fell heavily to the pavement and was takn to New Britain Gener- al hospital. where Dr. George W. Dunn is attending him.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
;oallies' Fund May Fall
 S37O Short of Its Goal

Unless the Salvation army kettles produce at the rate ot s200 a day today and tomorrow, a curtalmcnt of the Christmas program will be necessary, according to Ensign Fred ricksOn. That official stated today that the total proceeds including checks received by mail will amount to not more than $630, while fully $1.000 Is needed.
 The sum reported To date. slightly oyer s6op, represents SIP taken in at the Stanley Arena last evening, and a number of checks ranging rom & to Slo. The Christmas tree Gnd decorations used by tho Rotary club yesterday were donated to the Salli"s and a number of the mem- hers sent in their personal checks.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
Boston and Maine Railroad Hearing Being Speeled Up

Boston, Dec. @3 tPI-Aftcr q brief hearing today Judge Pierce of the supreme court ordered plcadings ceodings seeking an injunction 10 re- strain the Boston and Maine Rail- road company from carrying to completion the work already start ed on the erection of a new S10. .000.- GOO North station in this city. The suit was brought by Edmund E. Goldman, q minority stockholder. who contends that the railroad has no right 10 provide coliseum within the station or to erect q hotel con- meet ed with it.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
JUDGMENT FOR Sl.3.t

X foreclosure judgment for s4.- f'4.79 has been rendered by Judge
 onry P. Roche of the city court ., the action of Rosa Rubin ct al
 ;ainst Samuel and Lena Apple 1um, The property is located at . corner Of Griswold and Colum- "a streets. The date of redemption | for the defendants is January t;, 1928. William M Grcenstein ' as counsel for the plaintiffs.
 Judgment for the plaintiff in the | mount Of s114.S5 has been render "l by Judge Roche in the action of oward T. Sherman against Leon .abersld. Nair & Nair represented t4e plaintiff.
 Judge Roche has rendered judg- nent for the plaintiff in the amount Of S31.25 in the action of August Camosci against Mr. and Mrs. Alex Iorko. Nair & Nair appeared for inc plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23

the green automobile at q 50 mile clip, sounding the siren of their car. The green machine maintained is speed. The two officers. convince II was Hickman. kept to the rear. Believing him armed and ready to fight. Another mile of this and the green car stopped. Gurdane ,caped cut and covered the driver. Lieu allen approached the automobilc from the opposite side.
 l covered him with my gun" S3ii Gurdanc, and opened the car door with my left hand and told him 10 get out. An automatic dropped to the running board"
 Gurdane grabbed his hands and kept his gun in the youths ribs while Lieuallan searched the car and the drivers pockets. A purse COL tained Sl.4nn Of the ransom money which Parker had handed the kid napcr.
 Hickman Surr"nders.
 Hickman calmly looked al the Of ficers and said:
 well, l guess it's all over."
 The moSt oN"iting man hunt ever staged m this part Of the country was ird""d ovc- as soon as the words escaped Hickman's lips. lIc was il haudcuffs.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
RESIDENT FOR 50 YEARS
 CALLED ID HER REWARD
Mrs. Nahllda smith, Aged SS, of North Street Dles at General Hos pitaI Today.

Mrs. Mathilla smith. Of So North street, resident of this city for the past 50 years and an old member of , '-. Mary's parish, died this morning at the New Britain General hospital after an illness ot two weeks. She was S3 years oll
 Shn was born in Ireland, but shortly after the death of her hus- band she camc 'r this city and her home has been Tn the northern part of the city for the greater part of her life. She was one of the old . settlers who used to attend the old church of St, MaryS parish on Myrtle street.
 She leaves T son, Henry
 The funeral will be held at the funeral parlors Of Frank r. Duffy at ffS Main street tomorrow norn- ing at 7:3o o'clock and n St. Narv's church at S o'clock. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
HE WOULDN'T INSULT OFFICER

T do not want to insult the of 1icer. but he is a liar" was the startling statement made in police court today by young man who was arrested on Washington street by Officer Ustach at ? o'clock this morning. He said he arrested me at ? o'clock but I happened to look at my watch and it was only ten ninutes past twelve" he continued.
 Judge Roche imposed a fine of s5 and costs. The time of arrest accorded on the police blotter was ? o'clock and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney ". M. Greenstcin remarked tha. the young man was probably so intoxicated he did not know what four 1t vas.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
HOUSE IS ORDERED SOLD

A judgment of foreclosure by sals has been handed down by Judgc Newell Jennings of the superior court in the action of Mrs. Grace E. Hurlbut of this city. against Nir- ginia Jensen of Hartford. The pre- perty involved is located at 4l7 South Quaker Lane. West Hartford and Deputy Sheriff, Martin F. Hor- wltz has been appointed commit tee to sell the property on Febru- ary 1, 1928. Edward A. Mag was counsel for the plaintiff
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
AUTO WRECKED, GIFTS SAFE

south Manchester. Dec, a& Gp> -- Christmas presents bought by Rob nrt Gogglrt were uuharmed when his automobile was wrecked in 3 collision this noon and Of two dozen eggs aboard only one was cracked. Tho machine was badly smashed. Mr. Gogeart went to the hospital 10 have superficial injuries dressed.
 Tho other car involved was driven by Allan Brown,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
Employees at City Hall
 Give S6 to s, A. Kettle

After tho expenses of y"Sferdays S Christmas party for city hall 'm- ployes had been paid, Chairman II J. Bardcck found balance ot sf on hand. Today the chairman dropped the S6 into one of the Salvation Army kettles as a contribution 'o- ward the organizations Christmas fund.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
iJat,EMLNi REACHED
La=t iia,Ca and Federal Officials End AI., .,urn"nt ae to Possession of ConH-rat@u Liquors.

New Haven, Doc. 2% tP. Accord has been reached between tho United States district attorneys office aud tho states attorney as to possession of llquor seized on the Nova Scotian schooner II. NJ, Halnos in East Ha- ven river a week ago. Thc state will have enough liquor for evidence anl Q federal grand jury will be summoned in January to hear evi- dence on smuggling charges against the crew and six others who were arrested.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
Gold Watch and Purse
 Presented to Ministe,

\ surprise party was rendered Lev. AXel Peterson of the Film Fedish Baptist church last evening I.' members Of his congregation. IL IS the pastors birthday annivor- ry. Among the guests who par ,ipated in tho program was Rev. J. O. Hammerburg Of Bridgeport: ov. Dr. J. F. Klingbcrg of this city " d Edward Larson, vice president
 tn" congregation. Mir. Larson, on
 'half of the parish, presented the
 lstor with white gold watch and 'lain with knife attached, and a
 IrSe
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
NEW RADIO PLANS

Washington, Dec. g tUPl-Plans are being drafted for the establish mont Of radio communication sta tious on the Salt Iako-Pasco air way, the commerce department an nounc"d today.
 Stations will ha located at Burley and Strcr"lh lGaho, among other places, to expedite the handling of weather information to flyers
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
BITTEN ON ICC BN DOC

John Manno of 5$ Willow street complained to Officer William Mo Murray about l0 o'clock last night that he was bitten on the right leg by dog owned by Joseph Carlonr Of IF laWlor street. His trousers were torn but the officer observed no mark on his leg. Carlone offered Manno $25 but the latter would not accept it. insisting that the dog be killed, according to the officers re- port.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
NAVY BOYS CONF UONr

l.ucian trbansky Of tho T.. S ship Whitney is spending | furlough at hls home, 2ol North sirnrt. Joseph b. lukaszlWir2 Of 4N Orange street Is hom" from inc navy for inc Christmas holidays. He is attached 10 the |. $. $. Dohin. Arthur l.. Daniels of the machnists' school at Hampton Roads, Na., is on a fur tough for Christmas,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
N1OSAI,tG DIVIDEND

New York. Dec. 23.-LPl-Amos- k'ag company has declared a divi- dend of S4 q share on the common stock, tho first distribution authoriz- 'd on that issue since August, 1924. Fayment will be made Januarv 2 10 holders of record December g. The regular semi-annual dividend Of S2.27 ;t share on the preferred also WIS dlClared.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
STATE. TO HELP PAY

Concord. N. H.. Dec. g LP,--rhe governor and council this afternoon voted hat in all towns where dam age to highways and bridges from the November flood was in excess of one-if'h. of one per cent Of as srSSed valuation the state would as sumo the loss. Revised flood dam age figures 10 highways in New Hampshire set the total at s2.6Sn,- 0nn.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
Presents Husband With
 Four Bouncing Daughters

Rcuthcn, Silcsia, Doc. 23.-fPt- Frau Derneg. wife Of q boollkccper employed by the Municipal Street railway. has just presented her hus- band with an unusual Christmas present, giving birth to four hale and hearty baby girls each weighing three pounds.
 Siiosia apparently favors quadrup- }ott for last year about the same time couple at Oppcln had quad ruplcts.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
BUIKARTH ESTATE Si,OOO

The estate oi the late Charles r.. Rurkarth. consisting of property on South Main street, is valued at s4.- 900, according 10 an inventory filed today ir probate court, Ola R.. Burkarth Is the administratriX of the estate and William G. Dunn and Cornelius Dehm were the appraisers.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
Funerals
MOuStO,IlaS CaStas

Fnncra! services for NoustoulaS Castas, q chef at tho Pennington Country Club will be held at J. M. Curtin & Co. funeral parlors on Main street, tomorrow afternoon at . o'clock Burial will he in Fair view cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
tfnlarbj ,J Ford

The funeral of Malachi J. Ford Of New Haven was hold this morning at St. Mary's church at 10 o'clock. Rev. Thomas F. LaWlOr celebrated q requiem high mass. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23

\ New Jersey school girl found dime coined in 17S3. The coin now Is worth $500.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
Public Utilities Stocks.
TREASURY BALANCE

Treasury Balance. S2S2.G1o.1lt
New Britain herald., 1927-12-23

For a mile or two they pursued
Evening star., 1927-11-14
HOSPITAL CENTER
WILL OPEN SOON
$200,C00 Red Cross Struc.
ture to House Visitors
at Waller Reed.

| Living accommodations affording all
the comforts of fine hotel will be pro.
| vided visitors at Walter Reed Hospital
| in the new Red Cross recreational cen
ter now nearing completion on the
grounds.
The center. a three-story brick build
| ing. costing about $500. 200 and design
| ed for the use of the hundreds of dis
abled veterans and enlisted personnel
of the hospital. will be opened form
ally al a reception Thanksgiving day.
The moving of furniture and equip
ment from the old quarters began THIS
week and final preparations are under
way for the opening.
Has IL Bedrooms.
1t will contain II bedrooms on the
upper floors for relatives and visitors,
and these will be connected by foyer
to large living room.
A large auditorium has been pro-
vided on the main floor where enter
tainers will give performances. Meas
uring 140 by 175 feet, it will have
large seating capacity and will contain
two motion picture projectors, which
have been donated, in addition to other
equipment.
The basement. will house q recrea-
ton room containing two pool tables.
q recreatlOnaI ONCE, ana DdFDel
shop and post exchange, the latter
two to be operated by the Army.
On the lower and main floors there
will be reading rooms. sun parlors
and music rooms, an information room
and supply room, where the stock
of fruit, cakes. candies and magazine
supplied by visiting volunteer workers
for distribution throughout the wards
will be stored These floors are con-
nected with the main hospital wards
by covered porches through which
patients may be wheeled.
Miss Lower Is Aide.
The interior is finished in decora-
tive rough plaster with brown wood
work.
Miss Margaret II. Lower, field secre-
tary of the Red Cross, and Thomas ).
Bla ndford of the able-bodied division
at Walter Reed, are in charge of the
work on the center. Miss Helen F..
Martin is in charge of the medical
social service department, composed
of Miss Juanita Humphrey. Miss
Jeanne Humphrey and Miss Effie Marie
Ross. Mrs. Eleanor o. Davidson, who
is known to the patients as Mother
Davidson" will be hostess.
Mrs Mabel D. Shackelford and John
Sullivan will be in charge of recrea-
tional work. Miss Agnes Koontz,
Miss Helen Egloff and Miss Charlotte
Holt will he secretaries at the center.
Evening star., 1927-11-14
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

Poli's-"My Maryland" national
operetta, at 500 pm.
BeIascO - &c nj e m Prefer
Blondes" comedy, at 500 pm.
President-.'The Black Hussar,
light opera, at $40 pm.
Keith's-Gus Edwards Revue,
vaudeville. at 2:15 and S:15 pm.
Earle-"Miss America of 1927,
vaudeville, continuous. 1880 to il pm.
Gayety-"A Perfect &c." burlesque,
at 215 and S:15 pm.
Strand-"Sugar Babies" burlesque,
at 2:15 and SIS pm.
Fox--"The Gay Retreat" continu'
Gus, IL am. to IL pm.
Observation-Disclosures We're in the
AR" at 1850 am, 1:50, $3.50, $50, 1850
and $50 pm.
Palace-"Two Arabian Knights" at
1895. 12 am, 2:O5, 410. $40, 7:45
and $50 pm.
Riaito-"One Woman to Another" ,"
at II am. 1895, 2I5, 415, 5:55, 7:55
and 10 pm.
Columbia-"Ben.H Second week.
at 1890 am, 1880, PAS, 4:5O, 7:O5 and
9:a0 pm.
Little Theater-'Tartuffe the Hypo-
critic" at 1:3O, $50. $50. 7:30 and $50
pm.
TivOli-'"The Rough Riders" contin-
uous, 2, 3:45. $50. 7:25 and 915 pm.
mbassadOr-"Now We're in the
Air" at $40, sos and 9:55 pm.
"Shootin' Irons" at 1890,
., $50, 5. $50, and 9:40 pm.
Wardman Park-"Manon Lescaut,"
at and 8 pm.
Evening star., 1927-11-14
Man Still Teaching at SO.

David Rees Davies, headmaster of
Dame Anna Childs Endowed School at
Whitton-K -Knighton, Ireland, recently
celebrated his ninety-second birthday
anniversary at his desk in the school
room. He is believed to be the Oldest
working, schoolmaster in the United
Kingdom, and he received many birth.
day cards, gifts and letters of congrat-
ulation. He has been teaching 50
years. and despite a slight illness in
the Spring is still robust and fit.
Evening star., 1927-11-14
Airplanes for Miners.

The new airplane service to the New
Guinea gold mines has cut the travel
ing time from the coast to the mines
from six days to so minutes. The new
fields are on plateau, 1000 feet high.
so miles from the coast. and the cross
country journey by trail required near.
ly week to cover. All supplies for
the fields are now carried by air, the
planes returning to the coast with car
goes of gold and passengers.
Evening star., 1927-11-14
Enlarged Its Meaning.

From Liberty.
The custom Of calling Boston the
hub comes from a saying by oliver
Wendell Holmes in his "Autocrat of
the Breakfast Table" that Boston
Statehouse is the hub of the solar
system" This saying was corrupted
to hub of the universe"
Evening star., 1927-11-14

in Calvary Baptist Church, Eighth
and II streets. Rev. w. P. Many, the
moderator. will preside.
Others who will speak during the
four-day jubilee are Mrs. o. E. How,
president of the women's missionary
group; Dean William A. Wilbur of
George Washington University and
Charles s. Detweiler.
Evening star., 1927-11-14
CHURCH JUBILEE TO OPEN.
Rev. w. p. Hubbard Speaks To-
night at Calvary Baptist.

Rev. w. P. Hubbard will deliver his
annual sermon tonight at the first ses.
sion of the celebration of the 50th an
niversary of founding of the Colun-
bia Association of Baptist Churches,
scheduled to continue through Thurs
day in conjunction with the yearly
meeting. The sessions are to be held
Evening star., 1927-11-14

A motor-driven "seasick chair" which
reproduces the roll and pitch of a
ship is used in France to test appli-
cants for naval and merchant marine
posts