Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1926, Page 10

THE EVENING EPISCOPAL PARISH EIGHTY MILES PER HOUR CHRYSLER VOTES ANNOUNGED IMPERIAL Results of Elections in Five “80” i Maryland Churches Are Re- | ported to Diocese. THE VERY FINEST || FRO M now on, thoughts of the very finest in fine motoringwill invariably sum- mon up thoughtsof the Chrysler Impertal ““80". It isinevitable. For here s the dif- ferent thing you have been asked so many times to expect— and so many times have failed to find. Here 7s that full, free, fresh kind of performance, of luxury, of swift- ness and facility. It is new, and it & dif- ferent, because Chrysler genius visioned for the finest of fine cars, possibilities never before realized; because Chrysler engineering, delving deepin scientificfact and soaring high in imagination, has gone far beyond current development to un- precedented achievement. The result is not alone 92 horse-power and 80s miles an hour,and unsurpassed luxury of' perform- ; ance, but a car as fine as moneywcan build, ‘mll'- of elections in! s have been r¢ of the Epi follow! Additional opal D at the dioce: Church here f of-t Olney, Md g 2 - Griffith, R. Jones, Da ; Alton Bell, Griftith, treasurer. iffith, Alton C. Bell, L. Howard, Douglas . Mobley, Thomas Delegate to 3. Griffith; alternate, sh, Brighton, Md.: v, rector; Everett Owings, W. convention—( H. H. Griffith. St 2 Rev Dro William, } Brown, William Hutton, Miss Lavinia Leisher. James Brown; iunior wa | HLOM. Williams, MeGill Belt, John H. M. l)un- W. ". Whitmore, with everythingin long life thatisvouched SR e bl Ry for by Chrysler quality. e, Briss iDaikie ATRD: Yutaieunt | treasurer. Vestry: James Hall, Tom | Abell, John Abell, John Wheatley, James 8. Carr, R. H. Pembroke, Dr. BOY LOSES DEATH RACE DESPITE SPECIAL TRAINS | Minnesota Lad, Nine Years 0ld, | Dies After Noted Doctors and | Three Railroads Rush Aid. By the Associated Press ROCHESTER, Minn., April 7.— HiB: LEARYY JR., & BROS. Robert eman, -0ld Chisholm lad, died early today, losing a race 1612 You St. North 4296 s with dea J s 1 Branch Salesroom—Connecticut Ave. and O St. L mnich Rt SR on three railroads and a half dozen of the best specialists in the North- west joined vesterday. Slight improvement shortly before | midnight came after the adminlstra- tion of serum, but the boy suffered another relapse. e New York’s New Residential Hotel, ||| > g P k SNYDER GETS FISHING KIT ~.a name and a place.~ NOR'IH As a residence for late Spring or Summer there is no more de- sirable place in all New York. In its quiet and verdant setting it re-creates the charm of old Gramercy Park’s delightful neigh- borhood life—adding to it many innovations in gracious living— most modern material comforts and personal service features. Artistic, cheerful rooms—terrace roof promenade—complete hotel and restaurant service. Since its opening last September it | has been the talk of discriminating people who know New York. Rooms singly or en suite. A select clientele of transient guests received. Operated by its owners. Circular with rates on request. Address— Deputies Present Gift to Marshal as Senate Confirms Him. Edgar C. Snyder, whose reappoint- ment as United States marshal for the District of Columbia was confirmed by the Senate Monday, received a complete fishing kit from his deputies vesterday to commemorate the event. Mr Snyder, a bait and fly caster, is much pleased with the gift and | will take ®advantage to use it as soon as the hardheads begin to arrive. 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