New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1926, Page 2

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Edwin Brainard of Bran ford is favored for licutenant goy- ernor, o sever Depu rtford cou of ury 5 4 b wn has been loca Sherifr for i+ i oot s 9 5 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1926. OFFICIAL RULES {Govt. . Ofticials Must Keep Within Bounds Washington, \ug. (A—Amounts which may be expended for tips and “fees” for cleaning oneself or hav- ing ones clothes cleaned, non the items listed in a comprehensive compendium of travel reg s being published for the be those who travel at the gove expense This ¢ hlet, n govern 4 by diled pam ring the presses of {printing office, me: |inches, and, with {dex, comy | work of |assisted t th sures s rents and an executive order to giving specific ion to potential t expense addition instru au- rous defini swerin is contains nume lated subject as how asonat questions ch nd T is documented with T ous fine points by Con {eral McCarl, the r leritic of expens |cludes the ing how advance nify the 'ips to waiters— —must not exceed sixty ¢ |while “fees” for bellboys a at hotels are limited to 30 cents a |day. Tel ‘l‘u( the |a cost of 50 cents or less if a b |1s not provided with his room. Laun |dry must be held within $1.40 a week {but 31.25 additional may be spent for cleaning and pressing. expended in foreign countries are to |be regulated by what is “cutomary land reasonable,” the phrase is defin- |ed as meaning not more ustomary ptroller Gen- alistic official counts, and in- order tell- ng funds in *to indem- new trea to get tr by filing a bond United States.” book decreed nts a day, a th | Bagsgas {and residenc |for the fir 110 cents for the remainder, but |who carry the traveler's burden |1andings and wharves | cents for each piece. Porters in chair parlor cars are rated cents trip, and in sleeping cars, cents for each 24 hours or f thereof. | vards on | 18 rank with far at 2 1ake pir arc or car por- concerned | sl vess | ters, but on o their srevices may be recompenced ding 10 per at class com- An allowance for steamer Taxi fare s {with a sum not exce al passage 2 a trip is ma s and $1 for rugs. if necessary Under recent legislation the dlem subsistence allowance is wsed from $4 to 36 in the United 1 from $7 abroad. veler in the ot to take the ay show |mer ot i(’h miseable, per in es an as much as h ceoun day, instead of |itemized |as 37 2 tofore GOM. RODGERS DIES N AIRPLANE FALL Page) atinue from First o cause of death, an- was hemmorhages ribs puncturing vital | broken. | nounced 1a | aue to broke organs. | Conscious To The End | Despite his injuries Rodgers }v ained conscious almost to the {e reminded me of some of {men 1 treated at the front,” | Lieutenant Commander F. E. ‘nr the n medical corp |the first to give medical aic injured flyer. “Some times a man | would be thoroughly conscious and Then, be- for val { would ask for a cigarct. fore you could ‘hm\_ he wouid die. y it was with ( He game all the through to ery end Asked for His Mother he was fat asked that Harve left immediately, but her son alive inquest W on- ccident, but out other Rodgers ac- of Ad- it lighted was get way ymmander Realizing that Iy in- | jured Rodgers | mother, who Gras, Md., be | Philadelphia ed too late A board vened soon De for ar- lives at notified. She riv to sec of the was given Commander h in an airplan board consisted Riddl 1e Lieutenant ( medical mer that his dea The no stal utenant Harrison. said that differing a board from the probably would 1 be an probable gin The eport Wil inqgu w. Admiral bureau ons An Outstanding ¥ eath of aind 1s itself viation s onc the sud Jc gince there il pu known ic Com and wil to ort nd was forced sight of nm of aplar descend almos Rodgers for nir 1 ing |s00d spirits anse his ship him the REGARDING TIPS il w n and coastwise steamers | commendation of his chief and pro- | motion to the post of of the burs of naval 3 Born in 1881 \ der Rodgers was born in | on, A | the | De Gra ; gallan 1ily e following the war the commander's paren Comm Washir hough Havre Jan L1881 family M home wa where t first 1 blished it- 1812 and | | | { s still wh live He entered the naval a apolis at the adu- | soon after th ri- | He served on the destroy- | the ship Nebras- during the d 1908. 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