Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1927, Page 3

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N.W. hone M. 650 WE SPEND B AR HOURS— W BINALLY DIF— a Mattress yours in_good condition by nterest is paid on the invest- Let us ovation. BEDELL'S FACTORY i{nn 'm”x 610 E St. N.W. ure of home protection. Solid. F PAINTING! ) ¢ 1 kee) Lot us estimate on this most essential | dura- While 110 Brdst. 8. W. Phoge Main 938 '13-YEAR-OLD GIRL 3 DRITAN APPOINTS England and Dominions Given to Kellogg. | Br the Associated Press. Names of delegates who will repre- | sent Great Britain and her dominions | at the Geneva three-power naval limi- | tation conference have been submitted | to the State Department by the Brit- ish embassy ande the Canadian and | Irish legations. | Viscount Cecil, who for years has | represented Great- Britain in disarma- | ment conferen 1 Europe, will head the delegation, assisted by W. | Bridgeman, first lord of the admiralty, t India. and Field, deputy of the nava nada will be represented by - | nineteen in anguis! opening the of the conference, Canada will nted by her permanent Dr. W. W, Riddell. nith. high commissioner for South Africa in London, commis- miral of ee State Desmond - for external af- tello, attorney gen- | eral, will be pri 3 STRUCK BY PLANE Princeton Student, Forced Down by Lack of Gas, Has Accident in Take-Off. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 9.—A 13.year- old girl was in a Brooklyn hospital in_a serious condition today, the re- sult of being struck by an_airplane piloted by George Lambert, Princeton University undergraduate, who bought the plane when automobiles were bar- red at the college because of many ac- cidents. Lambert, son of the owner of the Lambert Pharmacal Works, St. Louis, was_flying from New Brunswick, N. J., to Curtiss Field, Long Island, when he was forced down on a vacant lot in Brooklyn by a shortage of gasoline. The girl, Lily Chernow, was injured when the plane swerved over a rut in taking off from the street. She probably suffered a fracture of the right shoulder and perhaps internal injuries. Lambert, who is captain of Prince- ton’s tennis team, brought his plane to Princeton shortly before Easter and obtained permission to practice in it for exhibition races in St. Louls. * ‘When You Think of Edgemoor You think of the most * exclusive community adja- cent. to Washington—and expensive Homes. You’ll be surprised when you see this attractive group —on one of Edgemoor’s ar- terial lanes—to be bought for $10,750 to $14,250 —uwith agreeable terms. They are located on both sides of Montgomery Lane; most modern in every de- tail. Open for ing every day and °KEEVER>4GO Deal With a Realtor, 1415 K Street. Main 4752, ction unday. | | on gr im & | PARLEY DELEGATES: | Names of Representatives of | __THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, IWILL HAVE CLASS DAY | PROGRAM TOMORROW Georgetown University Law Stu- dents to Present Model Court- room to Alma Mater. 5 face the 1t aeerm’ that only | when wintry years as coin to purchase nd grub and chew- ones. who waste. one in twen have come, clothes a- plnn ing pending on relatives for aid and sadly for the ending of life’s sad, e. Or if they haven't sons To give students a chance to par- ticipate in the Lindbergh celebrati urday night. the Georgetown Uni- without noxlmmlcms or make a decent show. It isa most_frightful to have to look for bread to relatives who, mean and t vou should be dead. ad or worse to totter|yow ywhouse door, and live | j 1 water forev cen patria dening to g minted s n in With glee. spiteful, And it's down to s on moldy bre dr 128th com: which ends | naugurate the mencement pr Monday afternoon. 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