New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1922, Page 11

THINK LINGOLN' GRAVE IS LOCATED Kentucky Church Reported Build- ed on Historic Site Loulsville, Ky, July 21.—The area in which is the grave of Abraham Lincoln, grandfather of the martyred president and for whom the boy Lin- coln was named, is a circle fifteen feet In diameter under a corner of the Long Run Baptist church is the conclusion reached by the Rev, Dr, Willlam E. Barton, Oak Park, Iil, as the result of a recent visit to the church, Dr. Barton, who is an authority on the paternity of Abraham Lincoln and author of several books on the subject, came to Louisville in search of additional information to be used in a book he is writing. He was ac- companied to Long Run by R. C. Bal- lard Thruston, Loulsville historian and a number of other interested per- sons. After a search among the tomb- stones failed to supply information, & number of the older residents of the neighborhood were questioned. In KILLS PESKY BED BUGS P. D. Q. * Just think, a 25¢ box of P, D. Q. (Pesky Devils Quietus) makes a quart, enough to kill a mullion Bed Bugs, Roaches, Fleas or Coothes, and stops {uture generations by killing their eggs, and does not injure the clothing. Liquid fire tothe Bed Bugs 18 what P.D.Q.is like; Bed Bugs etand as good a chance as & snowball in a justly famed heatresort. Patent spout fresin every packageof P D.Q, to enable you to kill them snd their nest eggs in the cracks. Look for the devil's head on every box. Special Hospital size, $2.50, makes five gallons: contains thres spouts. P. D. Q. can also be pur- chased in sealed bottles, double strength liquid form. Crowell’s Drug Store and Other Lead- ing Druggists Week-End Special TOASTED MARSHMALLOWS 29c New Britain’s Popular Dining Place . Where Service and Quality Excel Try Our BOILED LOBSTER Don’t Forget Our SUNDAY DINNER 11:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. $1.00 Also a la Carte %MW 289 Main Street LADIES’ PUMPS A B C width. $5.50 value Special for Saturday $1.95 \PUMPS AND OXFORDS Black and white, brown and white, broken sizes. Were $6 to $9. Special for Saturday .......... $3.37 —————— e, WOMEN'’S WHITE HOSIERY Specially priced for Satur- day‘ .$1.35, $1.55, $2.10 pr. MEN'S AND BOYS’ SHOES The W. G. Simmons Corp. 85 West Main St. |the machine cannot this way it was learned that the church had been bullt over a part of* the cemetery and was belleved to cover what was belleved to be the Lincoln grave, Several planks were removed from the floor and the ground beneath the opening examined. This survey failed to disclose any tangible proof of the existence of the grave. This does not disprove the assertions of the older residents, Dr. Barton sald, be- cause only a small part of the ground could be examined and any tomb- stone or marker placed over the grave may have fallen away. The fact that the pioneer at one time owned land in Jefferson county definitely has been determined through records in the office of the county clerk. The Lincoln farm, ac- cording to the records, consisted of 467 acres and embraced what {s now the farm of Johnr Calhoun Bryant. After the death of Lincoln, the rec- ords show, one of his sons, Morde- cal Lincoln, sold the land to Ben- jamin Bridges. The graves of Bridges and his wife are in the Long Run church graveyard. The elder Lincoln, one morning in 1774, it is said, started from his home in company with his three sons, Mordecai, Josiah and Thomas. An Indlan shot the elder Lincoln from ambush. Mordecal ran back for his rifle, Josiah hastened to Hugh's Sta- tion, a fort not far distant from the scene of the ambush, and Thomas, the father of the former president, stayed at his father's side while as- slstance was being summoned. Mordecal is said to have reached his father's slde with his rifle in time to slay the Indian. Dr. Barton, as pastor of the Con- gregational church at Oak Park, has initiated a movement for the raising of funds among admirers of President Lincoln for the erection of a fitting tombstone at the grave of the Rev. Jesse Head, who, on June 12, 1805, performed the marriage ceremony for Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks parents of the president. The mar- riage took place in Washington coun- ty, Ky. Dr. Barton saild the grave had been located definitely in Har- rodsburg, Ky. VERTICAL RISING PLANES. POSSIBLE Naval Air Expert Claims Ma- chines Will Be Perfected Washington July 21.—The helicop- tor, or vertical-rising air machine, is not an impossibility, and should a real use for such a type arise guccess- ful one may he seen before many years, according to Dr. Albert F. Zahm, aeronautical expert for the Navy. Had there been a need for the helfcopter during the war, he said, any of several types could have been perfected, of which working models have been flown. Dr. Zahm {s an expert on design and construction of all manner of fly- ing machines. For years he has ap- plied his time to perfection of the air- plane, and is well gualified to pass upon the capabilities of any. Much interest has ben shown of late in reports of successful machines of the helicopter type being perfected, in both Germany and England. How- ever, while some flights have been made, none of any consequence are reported by a machine equipped with, horizontal propellers or revolving planes, designed to rise vertically from a confined space and descend on the same, That the helicopter is possible, Dr. Zahm said, is proved by the German machine, which, rising several times to moderate heights, has carried ob- servers, remained almost stationary while in air, and descended in safety. The machine, however, has made no extended flight, such as would prove its dependability, but was tethered to the ground by a mooring rope. At times, when the motors failed, the machine dropped and the passengers saved themselves only by leaping with parachutes. Experiments Go On The experiments are continuing, however, with the purpose of perfect- ing a motor which can be depended upon to maintain the machine without sudden fallure, the scientist explain-| ed, for, as soon a¥ the engine stoy glide to the ground as does an airplane, but drops vertically. In a proper descent the pro- pellors should be whirled slowly to ease the landing. Present hopes of attaining verti- cal flight rest mainly upon the en- deavors of Emil Berliner, Washing- ton inventor. STRICT LAND LAW | Chihuahua Will Make People Choose | Amount of Property and Turn Over to Government For Sale, Chihuahua City, Chlhuahua, Mex- fco, July 3.—About 200 Americans owning more than 10,000,000 acres of | land will be affected by the new land law which has been approved by the state legislature. Nobody in Chihuahua can more than 1,000 hectares of (about 2,300 acres) that is entirely| under cultivation, the law provides. Nobody can own more than 2,000 hectares of dry farming land. How- ever, holders of the foregoing amounts of farm land may hold as) much as 40,000 hectares of grazing| lands. Under the law, within the sixty days from now (about September 1) persons holding more than that per- mitted by the law, must make a se- lection of what they desire to keep, and the balance must be parceled out under government supervision and offered for sale. Contracts of sale must allow the purchaser 20 years in which to pay, under partial payment plan. Interest must not exceed five percent. own land, Gunpowder is said to have been dis- govered by Roger Bacon. ¥ Boys’ Straw Hats AHCIF{:S;I:: o 256 Small and large shapes. Closing Out Sale Of HAIR NETS The following brands formerly as high as 10c. Ego, Falmette, Aristo Dainty Dolly 7 For 25¢ Not all colors in each brand. 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MEDICAL BUILDING ERECTED IN TEXAS Professional Building Largest of Its Kind in the World With Accom- modations for Care of Cases, Dallas, Tex, July 21.—The Medical Arts.building, in process of construc- tion, will be the tallest reinforced concrete building in the world, ac- cording to local architects. The bulld- ing will comprise 19 stores and a basement when completed and will be for the exclusive use of the medical and kindred professions. The next tallest building is an 18 story building of similar construction. The Medical Arts building will have & maltese cross shape, which isfsaid 9114—I Certainly Must Be In Love. Orchestra accompaniment. Pages 11 to e ., 'REMARKABLE VALUES FRESH MERCHANDISE CLEARANCE PRICES Combined Will Make Saturday’s Shopping Cool Summer Lengerie Very Special Prices Step Ins, made of pink nainsook with Val lace trimming Extra "79¢c Pajamas — Two plece: snits of Nainsook. 79c All colors ......co0uen made of Shadow Proof Skirts, white P. 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