New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1923, Page 3

CROSS CONTINENT WITHOUT ONE STO Kelly and llcmdy Accomplish | Record Air Trip NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY ¢ ord for durstion of Might and an st jtempt to fiy areund the world The plane they flew in to San Diego Was the same they had used in tweo | previous attempts to cross the Amenl eAn continent without a stop the first |of which was haited by & fog which wa\tnlmi them from fAnding thelr way nmmuh the mountain passes east of here and the second of whieh termin |ated through fallure of their engine at |Indianapolis last November, Both these attempts however re. | sulted in record performances for the |aviators turned the first one Into an By The Associated Press. Ban Dieg: . years ago at Kitty Hawk fleld, Nonh Carolina, a crowd of curlous specta. tors stood around a strange machine and with one accord declared: “Huh, That thing will never leave the groupd." But it 4id, Under the guldance of Orville Wright the contrivance arose falteringly and spent a few minutes in | Jthe alr groaning and creaking. Avia- tion In Ameriea had become a reality, In spite of this fnitlal success doubtful ones who witpessed and read ‘of the achlevement still said: “Well they'll never get unwhcu, with a contraption like thaf Today In a hangar at Rock-well fleld, | near here, there stands a lineal de- scendant of that “contraption’ which only a day before yesterday stood in May 4-—Some 20|8ttempted for a record for sustained fight, They eclreled above San Diego and its envirops for 35 hours, 18 min- utes and 30 seconds exceeding by more than nine hours the best previous mark, Officlal aceeptance of this mark as an international record was withbeld bhecause of technicalities. The aviators were given such a greeting here on thelr arrival as comes a few men, San Diegoans one by nativity and the other by adeption, ¢ the eity teok them to her heart with unanimous acelaim, Although the blg T-2 landed In the middle of the fleld |the crowd that gathered was so large and pressed so close to the aviators that by the time Major Henry Arnold, commandant of the fleld, arrived he had to fight his way through, Pralsed Ny Officer | trip. to guide them on their way was the denger of the Arigona, where landiag in the a.,umo is dangerous and at night meost lkely fatal like & minlature paradise on & bay In the Pacific ocean. A Aight Anished A vecord made. Baths, food and W clgarettes Repairs Machine One note of anxiety was in the story. That remained from the fear| while ever New Jersey that voltage regulator of thelr ignition system would foree them to land, Maecready repaired it The alrplane had about 40 llons of gasoline left in the tanks when it/ landed, out of 726 gallons it took at| the start, The plane was the same lhs fliers had used In earlier numpu to| fly across the continent but the me tor was different. The motor ulM ll a 400 horsepower standard compn sion Liberty, Foth airmen were enthusiastio |n' Lewis W, fl..m,._ their praise of the weather bureau tor | its aceurate forecast of what condl- tions might be encountered on the| Are $3,500 Richer, San Diego, May 4.—Lieuts, Kelly| and Macready are richer by $2,600 desert u.' 56 minutes, an average of &6 an hour the first to fy from coast to best record, | Jacksonville, Fia., one stop, on Sept. 5, 1922 marks. they remained In the air 36 hours, 4 minutes, 17 seconds, miles for a new endurance record | using the same plane in which they completed thelr eross- munm 'NEW BRITAIN PIANIST There| & distance of 980.5 miles, 1n 15 hours, | 25 miles Automobiles have erossed the eon. And then San Diege nestiing | tinent in less than five days were coast Lieuts. Macready and Kelly ithout intermediary landing Lieut. James Doolittle had the next fiying 2,100 miles from to San Diego with Macready and Kelly hold many alr On April 17 at Dayten, O, traveling 2,517 fMight WITH U. OF P. PLAYERS Solotst With “Here's How" Company-—Also Plays for Radio Programs, Lewis W, of Chapman, son University each today as a result of a wager| of Pennaylvania, left Philadeiphia to. made without their knowledge on | day with the “Here's How" troupe of | 1023 ADVICE T0 METHODISTS Dancing Instructors Urge Chawrch 0 Adopt Less Pharisaical Attitude Toward Amusement Profession New York, May 4 Methodist Episcopal ehureh of & Pharisaieal attitude toward amusement profession was urged by Louls H, Chalif, viee president of the American society of teachers of dancing In & telegram sent today to the beard of bishops of that denom. fpation meeting in Wichita, Kas, The message asked investigation of the case of Miss Edna L. Shaw, Wiehita newspaper woman and dancing teacher who was refused membership in the First Methodist chureh where the bishops are meet. ing. “A dancing master who wanted to come inte the ehureh and whe pre. fessed no penitence and no resolution to quit the profession, could not hreak Into the ehureh,” the message Adoption by the less the | said Mr, | and Mrs. Willlam Chapman of Bouth High street, a student at the Wharton Bchool of Finance at the AZIZ GROTTO ENTERTAINMENT, Saturday night the elub rooms of Aziz Grotto are to ba thrown open for the pleasure of all New Nrjain Master Masons. A very attractive u.ml; ‘J“‘l. \‘ FI is the Focus of HE first portable ;:«m: mlnfi L) On the mar. ket was T':’"Nuvw Tt is the first today, Yearin and year out it has renewed and reinforced its leadership by thy unremitting thoroughness of its work, Only & product of unique and clal vmmln do :‘u‘l? s l)l‘ is llnhyo the outstanding thi that is the tempting target, like the leader in :v‘m :IJ “c Hmvk« is the focus of competitive attack, So far an we can learn, this attack assumes only one character, It m.w«flfihwdlbml rug experts &1 seveer of carpei. ings h;'-“d pm," 1 it were, would more than 50, wiers of many years' o " voluntarily weition us enthusis astic indorsement? 11 it were, would more than $8% of Hoover sales result The Hoover being recommended by wsers to theiv friends? 11t were, would from 307, to 0% Hoover sales b 1o persons che owned other machines? It it were, would more thaw 87100000000 worth of Hoovers have been sold, vepresenting perhaps twice a1 much money a1 has e HOOVER inoesied in any other cleaner? it were, would we Aave risked the confidence of our trade ly contine wously indorsing The Hoover? 111t were, would The Hoover be the standard against which all other cleaners are judged? If it were, would it enjoy the unde niable leadership of the industry? No, dear reader, The Hoover is not_hard on rugs. It is only hard on competitors, i entertainment has been providgd. The early hours from § to 9:30 are ta be given over to a card tournament and It does not deny the efficacy of Hoover design, Hoover construc. tion, or Hoover performance, But it seeks to spread the impres. sion that The Imm is hard on rugs. Do ,mt mmk The Hmvrv in hard on rugs? 1 1t wi wid it be the largest selling ele ner in the world, with more than & million umfi') wers? | the Work and Wig university per. formers for a week.-end engagement at the Mercersburg Frep school at Mercershurg, Pa, a good-fellowship gathering, Prompt. The Work and Wig eoclety is the Iy at 9.30 the evening's entertain. | college dramatie troups and “Here's| ment starts. It will consist of sev. How" {s the show which they are fea- | eral of the best vaudeville acts ever turing this year and which has played presented by Aziz Grotto not only in Philadelphia but also in - - the Metropolitan Opera House at Neow York, at Wilmington, Del, and At. folned in the | nd City, The cast is composed | A motion for a trial by jury, made entirely of seniors and the selection | by Attorney P. F. McDonough, was of Mr. Chapman, a freshman, to ac- wdrn!ad by Judge George W. Klett in company the troupe as planist, as city court yesterday afternoon in the well as speclal plano soloist, is a sig-| SUmmary process brought by John }nl! honor for the New Britain hoy. Schmidt against Mike Sowa to secure | Before going to collega Mr, Chap- | Possession of property on Washington man conducted Chapman's Mafor | Street. Attorney Henry Nowicki, | String orchestra in this city and last| reprosenting the plaintiff, pointed out summer was with the New Rexmers|that the motion should have bheen Club Hotel orchestra at Stamford-in-|filed on or before April 30 the-Catskills. H Recently Mr. Chapman has ap- FIRST VISIT IN 25 "YEARS. 'pelred in several university concerts Mrs. A. E. Laughlin of Coldwell (and also played a program for the Idaho, fs visiting Mrs. Mary J. Cross ,rndm station at Gimbel Brothers,|of G0 South High street 'and her |station W. I. P. He also has broad- | son, T. A. Cross, of Arch street, This ‘umed from the Philadelphia * ‘Public | is the first meeting of Mrs, Laughlin | Ledger" radlo station in concert work | and Mrs, Cross in 25 years and it {s and has played with the Instrumental | Mrs. Laughlin's first visit to New | club of the 1. of P. Britain in that period, | GOVT. SHOWS GAINS Newfoundland FElection Returns ln-? | dioate That Administration Ts Gain- | ing Strength | l §t. John's, N. their record breaking flight Soon after they had arrived here, this telegram from Major Gen, Manson | Patrick, chief of the air service was| handed to them: “Col, Frapklin R, Kenney, former executive alr serviee wins 45,000 on & hangar at Hempstead, N, Y, 2,026 “You have accomplished the impos- miles ¥, having trs d the con- |sible,” Major Arnold declared and his tinent In the alr under its own power words found echoes from every quar- and without a stop In 26 hours, 40|ter of the country in telegrams in- minutes and 48 2.5 seconds, |eluding one from President Harding | Another step In the progress of |which read: aviation has been accomplished and “You have written a new chapter | one which surpasses what inventors at|in the trlumphs of American avia- | your filght, all of which he tenders to first merely termed “the flight of a|tion," you with his compliments. Wire ac- bird" for no bird can fly continuously, Both the aviators were in good phy- | ceptance Immediately.” for so long a time or such a distance. [sical condition, They began telling Kelly and Macready The men who flew the machine |newspapermen how they planned to|following reply: from New York are Lieuts. Oakley G.|try for new and more difficult records,| “Accept with pleasure if it is not a | Kelly and John A. Macready who de- The story of the flight was told by ! dream. You know us leutenants' tween them hold seven aviadon rec-|the men who made it In a matter of ————— ords for speed duration of flight and |[fact way. There was the start when Other Records, welght taken Into the air on a single [the hangars at Hempstead were 1" May, 1006, the “Harriman Spe. airplane. missed only by Inches. There was dif-| elal,” a rallroad train, crossed from The men thought little of their ac- [ficulty in getting the motor's rull Oakland, Cal, to New York City in complishment and almost as soon as|power Into play for the first few hun-' 71 hours, 27 minutes, they landed were making plans for|dred miles and the thrill at Bellevue, Im June, 19056, a New York Central attempting to establish a new rec- IIl, plercing the ciouds and darkness train ran from Chicago to New York, SPRING Mfi mmg mn‘ VALUES HOSIERY Incorporated SATURDAY ssmmmmsmm 257 Main Street Booth Block =ssramssm JURY TRIAL DENIED, Only $6.28 down, and a few monthly payments even smaller SPRING & BUCKLEY ELECTRIC CO. e 75-77-79-81 Church Street WONDERFUL Authorizea HOOVER Deaior NEW e S ANOTHER BIG DAY FOR THY THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE HERE, WHERE YOU GET THE HIGHFST QUALITY FOR LOWEST PRICE. SATIS- FACTION GUARANTEFED, Saturday! 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