Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1926, Page 22

99 ] ENGINEER PLANS NEW GREAT LAKE Says Construction of Giant Reseryoir Would Maintain Level of Inland Seas. By the Assodfated Press. CHICAGP, March 12—P great mew. square miles; capable of maintaining the original level of the Great Lakes and providing an income of more than $15,000,000 from water power alone, for a 50.000 STUDY GAS EFFECTS. Hines Names Board to Make In- vestigation. A board of medical officers appointed by Director Hines of the Veterans' Bureau has inaugurated an’ intensive he residual effects of war- k igation will necessitate the study of the present status of some 70,00 men who were gas casualties Quring the World War, and will ex- tend over a period of 12'to 18 months. e o AIRSHIP DAMAGE SMALL. TA-5 Car's Nose Broken—Most of Helium Saved. Damage caused by the crash of the Army dirigible TA-5 Wednesday near Newport News, Va., was confined to the nose of the Bhlps car, at which val- | point a few holes were torn, permit- tin It water to enter the structure. Most of the helium gas was saved. Preliminary examinations indicate that the airship's forced landing was caused by failure of air-intake valves, °h | causing loss in pressure. : DE———EIUEEHEEIEED bxlqasbom he flow i . would be 80,000 feet a second. Wou... Increase Power. The speaker. who said he had no connection whatever with any politi- , provincial, mational or in 1 4l Lody, declared that the which would be north of farie, more than nd on the Nipigon 200,000 To make possible the lake, Mr. Cmm)un said a railway 125 miles long Juilt to transport from the new . he estimated, ong and 180 to e dam on the Ogoki would be 7,000 to =th and 130 feet high points. The Albany would be in 000 feet in h. It might be embarkments <, Mr, Camphell said, of water at d points, Rainfall. buld be 4 190 feet d River, he 4t lowvine e to prevent d these possibly w known all the water The boundarie trict are, on th National Radl provincial line north, the Hudson Bay and, on the e: boundury of Quet area of about 300,000 within the Province of O Borrows Revolver, Ends Life. Special Dispatch to The Star. home, at Fur day. He was despondent because of ill health. EEEIEIFHEEEJIEIEfED 608 to 6i¢ Gray Kid Just ruum[ xhcsc new with high low snugly are exceptional ¢ | TNEW COLORED KID fj Beverly STEP-IN PUMPS As Pictu;'ed in Parchment Kid $6-50 Short Vamps—Round Toes—High Heela them real soon as the values THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, WINGERT CONVICTED OF EMBEZZLEMENT Hagerstown Court Holds Former Chairman Responsible for Sew- erage Board Fund. Special Dispatch to The Star. 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