Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1924, Page 42

42 AIR MAIL POPULAR INBUSINESS WORLD P.:M. General to Continue New York-San Francisco Schedule Indefinitely. Performance of the New York-San Francisco air mail service and the quan- tity of mail offered for transmission have been so highly satisfactory Postmaster General New has decided to continue operation on the present sched- ule indefinitely. The original order es- tablishing the service called for only a month's operation. The record of the airmall pllots dur. ing the trial shows they have been on schedule time in about 93 per cent of the total east and west bound trips. On three trips eastbound the pilots had to lay over at Bellefonte. Pa., for the night because the airway from there into New York was not lighted, and on two trips they had to stop overnight before reaching San Francisco for thc same reason. Orders have been given to light these stretches of the airway. Demand for establishment of air mall service to other cities has come Lo postal au- thorities in considerable volume. but | they are unable to do anything with- | out specific authorization of Congress. 1t is considered likely that the December s n of Congre will be intr. d_providing ex- tension of t rvice to other cities. Sleeping sickness was the scourge of the tropics three vears ago. (LIIITIILILL LTI AL LI HE LIPS AL DURANT “Just a Real Good Car” Do you or did you ever play mar- bles? If so, the chances are pretty strong they came from Clarksburg, W. Va., the home of John W. Davis, where he will receive formal notifi- cation of his nomination as Demo- cratic candidate for the presidency. Clarksburg has been the- birthplace of more than one great mah, among them George Rogers Clark, for whom it was named. who won lifnols, Ohio and Kentucky for the infant United States, and Stonewall Jackson. It has taken pride in adding to the dis- tinguished list the name of John v Davis, former Ambassador to I land and possible I'resident of the United States. And it thinks, according to G. D. Theleen, managing secretary of the Clarksburk Chamber of Commerce. that “it. might not be amiss to say at this time that Clarksburg is a prosperous industrial city of 30,000 population, and not ‘a_sleepy little ' #s hax been applied to It by some metropolitan datlice.” urs From Pittxburgh. the Chamber of Com- merce points out, is only five hours’ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1924, Clarksburg, Home of John W. Davis, Noted for Production of Marbles ride from Pittsburgh by automoblile; it is on the main line of the Baltimore and Ohlo; it produces coal, oil and ®as, has the largest glass tumbler lant in the world and s one of the argest producers of window glass, alwo makes pottery, tin plate and many other articles, besides having one of the only two plants in the country for the manufacture of it particular kind_of toy marbles, ac- cording to the Chamber of Commerce statistics. 1t also has & moderr water supply system, municipal playgrounds, country clubs, seven banks, two news- | papers, fifteen churches and 93 per nt native-born population. | _The same number of the W | Virginia_Review, in_which Clarks- |burg's importance is pointed out. contains an article by Warren Wood | on Blennerhassett Isiund, which cor- [rects what he sse arc misconcep. |t concerning important points in the island’s romantic history and | brings together thé Tacts concerning I the fll-fated Blennerhassett family. 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LEWIS uit Rond fold.” nerhassett to Aar: urr, chte that he offered his services to Burr in any contemplated enterprise, though they do not state specifically that he the proposed new government in the Southwest, for the projected estab- {ishment of which Burr was convicted of treason. nerhassett was loving mother” and “an affectionate helpmeet for her husband to the end of her days.” family after Blennerhassett's death, Wood calls attention to the fact that Mrs. Blennerhassett died in New York and is burled in St. Paul's Church- hich indi- knew the enterprise to be ‘Wood also declares that Mrs. Blen- faithful wife and old, Tracing the various members of the Now—while the Special Offer holds good—Get your RUUD 95, the small home model Automatic Gas Water Heater. Only a small cash outlay needed. $5 is all you pay down—and you have a year to pay. See your plumbing dealer or Washingtoh Gas Light Co. at once or come in for demon- stration. Ruud Manufacturing Co. 733 13th St. N.W. 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