New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1923, Page 5

Famous Italian Fencer Agrees to Meet Gen. Ilin San Francisco, . Dec, ‘5,—Gracinto Sanges, who recently defeated Louis Senac, in New York, for the fencing championship of the United States, has accepted a challenge to meet Major General Ilin here December 13. Sanges recently came to the United States from Italy, while Major General llin, who fought with the czar's - troops until the downfall of| that government, came to San Fran-| cisco from Homnolulu after he had been cast about for many months in oriental seas as a member of Ad-| miral Stark’'s expedition. Members of | the Ttalian and Russian colonies of |8an Francisco, headed by their re- spective consuls, are supporting the match, which, they predict, will re- vive professional fencing as a sport in the United States. Herbert Standmg, Well Known Actor, Dies at 77 lios Angeles, Dec. 5.-—Herbert| Standing, well known actor, died at| his home early today after an jllness | of five weeks, He was 77 years old. He is survived by a widow, two | daughters and five sons, Wyndham| and Herbert, Jr., who are in New York, and Sir Guy Percy and Aubrey Standing, now in London. All are engaged in theatrical work, with the exception of one daughter. MERCURY VAPOR AS NEW POWER PLANT General Electric Co. Perfects New Boiler” By The Associated Schenectady, Press, Dee. 5.—Power from mercury vapor, making possible a double vapor power plant in which turbines for generating electricity are driven both by mercury vapor and water vapor from the same fuel source, resulting in a gain of about 50 per cent in power per pound of fuel, is the outstanding achievement of a new boiler perfected by the Gen- 4 cral Eleetric company. The last great step in improving the efliciency of manufacturing pow- er was the replacement of the recip- rocating engine by the steam turbine. The invention of the mercury vapor boiler is regarded as a greater step in the progress of science. The modern steam turbine is about ® 40 per cent more efficient than the best reciprocating engines, hut ac- cording to W. L. R. Emmet, consult- | ing enginecr for the General Electric company and inventor of the new process, the mercury boiler is more than 30 per cent more efficient than the best steam turbine. The mercury boller is still considered an experi- ment, but like all great steps in ad- vance, time will be required to devel- op and perfect a system befor this procas can be cxpected to reflect on the operating costs of public utilities. Sees Great Possibilities, Mr. Emmet estimates that if the | ¢0mPany will assume » SELLS HIS 71 STORES Chicago, Dec. 5.—John R. Thomp-| son, owner of a chain of restaurants | in many cities in the cast and mid- dlewest, has sold his 71 retail grocer stores in Chicago to the National Te: company for $700,000, according to announcement today. The purchasing control next Three men, alleged to have shipped in, the crew of the S | bing registered mail were arrested by German officers and brought back-to this country. Here are | { the men arrested: Edward Balod, Michael Kaire and Edward Semit. S. Mongolia for the purpose of lob- mercury boiler comes up to all ex- | Monday: pectations, it will produce with 35 pound gauge pressure, when com- pared with a steam turbine generat- ing plant which uses 200 pressure, about 52 more output in electricity of fuel, “And if,” M “in such a plant the reequipped with r cury apparat anged per eent more fuel, the stat eity with the same steam condensers, auxiliarics, w. ation, etc. would be S0 per cent.’ The mercury vapor process m\m\mwll the vaporization of mercury in a boil- | er, driving' of a turbine by the mer- eury vapor and the condensation of the exhaust in a condenser Where its | latest heat is deiivered to water and | thus used to generate steam at pres- | sure suitahle for use in existing steam | plants “Natura Mr. Emmet explained, | “the question which will arise in eon- nection with this mercury process is the dangers from mercurial polsoning, * either to the community or to the at. tendants, TIn the first place, all points | are welded, #o tha' it is impossible for | mereury to escape through accident, | and arrangements are such that leak- age il it should occur will go into the stack where it can do no harm.” | Pe.Jing took snered bird gence: OBEYING ORDERS, “Kate, the hash was ve pounds | like sawdust this morning.” per cent| I know it, sir. The missus said to use all that was left of the planked | pét pound X Emmet adds, | Stk."—Judge boiler much FOR AND AGAINST THE WORLD COURT Stanley Memorial Petition Draws| - Tie With Coolidge Not Voting Senator Brandegee opposed 1o | 4 the United States cntering the pro- e . Y posed world court, Senator McLean is | & in favor of it and President Coolidge | is non-committal, according to letters received by Rev, R. N. Gilman of the Stanley Memorial church, Some time ago members of the con- | gregation circulated a petition and ob- | tained a long list of signatures adyo- cating the entrance of the United | States into the world court. |~ The petitions were sent to the two Connecticut senators and to the White Hou The replics, which follow, are in all cases characteristic The letter from the White House | says: “The ceipt is acknowledged, | | by reference from the White House, | lof your communication in which you advocate the adherence of the govern- ment of the United States to the per- manent court of international justice.” | The letter is signed by W. R, Castle, Jr., chief the division of western European affairs, I'rom Senator Mel.can, | Tows: “I have yours of ing petition signed by members of the 8 Congregatiopal church tain, Connecticut, urging support | which 1 shall present to the senate at an early date. Will say in reply that I voted for the League of Natlons with the Lodge reservations and am heart- | tly in favor of Wn international court to which nations may submit their disputes if they so desire.” | GEORGE P, McLEAN, nator Brandeges and quite steam room mer to burn 18 fon capa- turbines, er circu- increased about is aces and its of *a from the | intellis | name hundred of reads as fol- Home Made Remedy. | i % N i recent date, you and other ey Memorial of New Bri- PARMINT Stops Any Cough Quick | Get from any lI|llKfl|~V ounce of Parmint (doublt strengtn) add to it a little sugar and enough water to make a half pint. 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