Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1926, Page 42

$3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington AND RETURN MARCH 28 Special Train Leaves “dnhl“.lfln (Union Station) Ar. WI‘ lulou 10:05 am., Chester l;hflldl‘ll‘hid Broad Street. 10:50 eaves Broad Street St 3 me. West Bhiladel- 0 5" p.m.. Wilmington | \\ illiam K. Wa achuset Massachusetts Wisconsin and We: to remove the over ASKS ABANDONING ' OF TROLLEY ROUTE {Ham Proposes | Discontinuance of Line to | Western Avenue. Ham, president of the nd urged the :I]\])l'n\';\l of (ho pplication for permission THE EVENING STAR, WAS Bird in Shooting Sketch for Cathedral Window Erased Al By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, March 26.—Further sketches of the Sports Bay for the Ca- thedral of St. John the Divine, which were issued Wednesday, show that the bird-shooting scene in the original sketch has en modified at the pro- test of Dr, Gilbert Pearson, presi- dent of the Assoclation of Audubon Societies. The original sketch, entitled “trap shooting,” showed one gunner kneel- Permanent fter Society Protest ing Yo alm and the other standing up. with his _shotgun pointed upward. Over the hunters was drawn the fig ure of a bird in flight. Trap shooting with live birds, as pic- tured in the original sketch, is a crime in most States, according to Dr: Pear- son. The cathedral authorities accepted the protest as well founded and erased the figure of the flying bird. A blank space now appears where the live pig eon formerly was depicted. .| reasonable patronage, Mr. Ham ex- plained that it is not a finapcial as. set. He quoted figures showing that the total revenues since the line be- gan operation to February 28 last| amounted to $11,9. Hugh M. Frampton nue hetween R between sident of the zens' Assocla- resolution to the g the proposed Seeks Citizenship Papers. Application for final naturalization papers was made yesterday by Luis Guzman, a native of the republic of | Columbia, South America, who is a member of the Marine Band. He is 25 years old, unmarried and has been in HINGTON, D. C., NAVAL ACADEMY CLASS TO BEGIN AIR TRAINING. Arrangements for Instruction of 275 Graduates This Summer Are Being Completed. Special Dispatch to The Star ANNAPOLIS, Md., March 26.—Ar- rangements are being completed for the instruction in aviation of 275 members of the present graduation class of the Naval Academy during the Summer. These midshipmen, whe, after grad- uation on June 4, will be commission- ed ensigns, are members of the class that did not belong to the quota which recelved instruction in this branch last Summer. An airplane of the F-5.1 type, largest crulser planes in service, ar- rived yesterday from Hampton Roads and left this morning on a return trip. It was the forerunner of a fleet of 12 to be used in the instruction of the young officers this Summer. | struction. _The line last May 13 and bus stituted. Mr. Ham told the commis sion that there ix no demand for re- | sumption of the rail. service. | ""While the bus line has enjoved We Fight Colds We paid $1,000,000 for this way “The name is Hill's Cascara-Bromide- Sging that it the commic: Quinine. It combines all the hest that |si pproves the application the men know for a cold. | company be required to smooth off the ; | surfac e roadway Wi . All the best that science found was | The best way is to have it on |fprle® B A0 AW embodied in it. hand when needed. Have it ready | L We have lately paid $1.000.000 for | to stop any cold at the start. Then | Wins Puppy Show Honor that formula and product. Just be-|[is when minutes save hours of Shecsiinlat M oiTheiaar cause millions have proved it the | trouble. R D REIGKEBEED, o At greatest remedy for colds. And mil-| But. If you lack it when the cold de- [, "y Ly B U G TR S Jions more will use it when they know. | velops, get 1t as soon as you can. Get [ 9% " 90t Hrel ™ L | 1t stops & cold in one day. It stops ' the genuine, for nuxhn'\ls::h else 15 lke |\ o puppy. trials held here this | the spread of a.cold. gy gurg g Price30c ' o wax ™M |week by the Rappahannock Amateur | Tt ends the dread of S 3 oulNlNE which it ends a | s Association. Gold Dot, bave found noth- A. At your drug | a cold. In a lifetime cold will remov 0 ing ‘more efficient. Got Red Box ®R310% vith Portrt |7 permanent abolition of the rail serv- ice. He pointed out, however, that the t bus service Is on a temporary and that there is considerable AR n for an extension of the line|in J past its present terminus at Dupont Pennsylvama leroad The Standard Railrond of the World asked the com e the present service and determine if it is adequate ind whether the Washington Railway and Electric Co. s the proper utility ion to operate the line. r, executive secretary ties Commission, read a on from the engineer of on Many vears kgo a great laboratory #tarted to develop a way to fight colds. they worked 23 vears to perfect it. Piece. owned risonburg, this country since 19 members of the band witnesses of his good character. ing_on his application will come up He had four with him as Hear- The instruction in aviation will be under direction of the department of seamanship of the Naval Academy, of which Capt. Harry A. 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