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This crning- there will be a special
meeting heid at the rooms of the Y.
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WASillNG’l‘UH, Sept. 8.———Stundtl.rd.REPUBLICANS
m-ronmlltcal imms. devised and com-1 IN WILTON
piled by the National Advisory Conn}
mittcc for Acronuutics‘. have lwen (ll -,
NOMINATE
gthe officers. The r.'gular'm;eting was
held two weeks ago at which time
‘a president. vice president; secretary
and treasurer were elected. The oth-
.Nllls his? '
lmthe 'l‘rust company build-l
;lng. Washington street. at which time :10“ 0‘ Ar
there. will be.elected the balance of
May Withdraw From .
League of« N ations
Continued from Fir-t Pace-
-—r-.—-
That action means the separa-‘
gentina. absolutely and per-
anently. from the Rogue."
Senor Pueyrredon declared the
League. was “dead," explaining he did
not believe it could survive under the
present undemocratic system of organ-
(alien.
» and Jugoslavia. and th‘!r controversy
’ers will be elected this evening and.i2‘1u°n- in which there is an equallty
fictitlly prescribed for use in the army
and navy. Hereafter. the now
ordcr sister. the officers of the» two .1...
nerviccs will we the regulation no-
mcnclatllrc.
ll‘or noun-lime, aerial (amt-rm pollai
hccn (‘JLHl'lfT any"
out. laymen Love ’ 1
thing thn' traverses thc utr an llll‘:
“hip," wl-crcm'. the word “aircraft
should be (-mployod. 'l'hey say. that
all balloonu, rmid and non airshvos. or
llgbtcr—thnn nir craft. are constant!) ed in making the nomination formal Greek churches there.
being tnrmcd "bumps." u siank word
now ohxolctc, but originally used to
(lmlimmie n. now—rigid airship. driven
by an cnzinc installed in an airplane
{um-logo slung beneath the gas bag.
'l‘bc word "llydroplanc." has often
bccn misused in referring to a sca—
pllmo; “hydroplanc” (lr'SifiQu'l'S u. sca-
ulod. which planes on the svlrfacc of
tho wwicr but docs not tziko the air.
An airplane has been callcd an "acre."
which. it is cvplaincd, is as wrong as
calling a. boat a "water." The words
"arcopillnc," “hydroplullc.” and ”dil‘lA
Kim's." have been done nwnv with and
"airplane," "seaplane" and “alrships”
:‘havc tnkcn their plum-s.
According to the rcccnt
report of the National Advisory Com-
mitlec. "aircraft" constitutes any
form of craft designed to navigate the
air and is-dividcd into 'Zacrostats" and
“a,irplrtncr.." Acrostals comprise- light—
or—thzulinir craft, embodying a con-
tainer filled with a gas lighter than air.
such as hydrogen, and sustained by its
bouvancy. they include “airships” and
“balloons."
The word "airplane" is now used to
dcmgnwte craft heavier than air, ob-
taining their support from the action
of tho air on the wings. and
through the air by screw porpellers.
"Tractors“ are airplanes having their
propellers in front; “pushers.” having
tilOM‘CI‘l the rear.
mu. equipped for land work with
wheeled landing gear, but when nth-d
for aligbting on water with :1 boat or
pontoons. the term "seaplane" is uscd.
“Alrnhinn.” as the craft formcriy
known as lightenthan-air are non
called. are divided into three typos;
"rigid." whom- form is mulntninnd by
9. metallic frame withln thp gm; bag
or envelope; "nonArigidf' whose (Inn-1‘
one is [kept nut by tho DTP'asul‘O 0:”
the contained gas. and "st-mirigid.’
pulllishr-d
nullniainerl by a rigid or _ln:ntr-d knot;
and also by gas pressure. These thrcc
typos are all propelled by gas Q‘TZIIlIVN
located in a bull or car. or in lndl\l(l-
ual engine houses suspended below
the supporting envelope. and controllA
ed by means: of rudder and fins.
“Balloons." the second division or
the acrosinl class. Fax-c no power
plants. no: rcans of rrln‘ro‘ltrz their
hOl'U'D'li." fluid “T‘l'sg. include :‘i'l'f‘C...
or flight 'IHH)O')S o.’ thr- ll'i sirlv
kphPri‘Wi 13W: "('ap‘ "-L‘ " a“ , 'grt‘d It.» 9
:1 rai‘l- in l'll- ‘vir'h. ‘llamolth' cup.-
Hv- iozllflrll' reed {O'Tif’fli an air-
i'll innings f.;’Z'rll'l."’ a rp'urb— :l't.a'l:s:
‘ lute,’ nnlonzuiell (.lpi ur- lullluor <
such a; "1" quur)‘ album-affair. hi.
)orm. which 95.: Lil r2: to 30va ll
Ill-460d lilio livl- v. :3. ".4734." a
small, iii-axily ia‘lr r'c‘wi li'.‘
{m slorinf: Ed“: er'l
loans, and ‘pllol” a” l
loom; cmplr ) 0d n. s”.
mcai (”"13
Zuor' 1.349}
T4: M". " 1'17
’IJ'ln'i - g"
'Jrz'g rmetcoro‘ev
Th“ h-"nimrrtiarwalr {apps of azr-
(Ti-{1 ll‘z'w of. Hall} turn: 1‘ ' Vip'h‘ "f-
:llv dl‘fiillid into scmv—zl r*':l<~ts a?
(mdnlg in 1.1" r‘.r:-l'w.' of pianos or"
wings, willr'il arc usually 54;)‘Jllifl-
[mm-ii. nmnciy; mornp‘u' ..;.; lllplunws. .
V.rlpiH"‘S aid multiplancs.
all.“ ("ll-’4 Iiifigil'3 4.31)? (If
whit-ll in Mill elr'l illc
train the arrangymlmt of
:44 of wings; 0'.
i""’:1.
'Srnplurfn': "
lilw {lam
« luaufl'r‘l
plank. "
There is
airplane,
"lunriom"
its douulc
approximutrly the
(fa
{\Allll‘
nir-p‘anas designed to
or light on the water. are
in two groups: “boot sea-
ming a central hull not un—
likb 2» inst. and “float scaplanes."
“'llflhr i-‘xh'ilng‘ gear consists of one or
may:- floats or pontoons.
Ammg the new and oftcn mil-ulndvr-
hlnud tcrms are the, following: ‘
Acronaut—The pilot of on :wrostni
(airship or balloon.)
Ail-drome—A landing {illd ('quippt-d
with hangers and shops.
Aviator—The operator or pilot
boavicr-thanoir craft.
plaines and seaplancs.
Bank-To incline a, piano laicrallv
in turning to prevent skidding. .
Ceiling—Maximum height to which
an airplane or airship can climb.
lt‘Iu;clage——B0dy of an airplucc. ir-
cluding pagine and passcngrr spars.
Glidcr—An airplane wilhoul a, pow.
or plant.
Heliocopinr~Ar nirrrn‘t
its support not from wings
vertical thrust of propt-llrrs.
Nnccllc»—l nr‘losug for
or engines, but unlike the
has no in" unit.
Orni‘lhoptcra-An aircraft
its support and power from
wings; .
Pancalzc—To land b ' '
Invellmg off hi y an airplane bv
gnu,
i.
of
such as alr«
fif'rli'fqg
ii‘lt the"
Msscnzers
fuscluge it
- 1‘
dt-riving
\
normal. causing it to stall and
descend nearly vertically.
Side slipping—Sliding on a bank,‘
toward the ground.
SkidkRnr-wnwg 396d «pf-1
gear. also on lower .
tecfl’on. .7
ikfdiing~sudlng slams ‘
.. . se away
from the wound on a ban -‘
in slipping. ‘ K. 01);,th
Soar—7'0 fly oh 8 have! without new.
01‘. L'
landing
'Bl’. -
Spin—An aerial maneuver in which
the airplane. descends nearly val-"ct
while turning rapidly‘fn‘the form or 1i .47 .
Mix or ‘a "works-crew." »
W" rim 1:! _'iirptnné"over the bac.‘
over-“the- stellar . do“
growl-1r! o:- a seaplane
drivcll‘
l'sually airplane.”
ba'-.
flapping l
Sher from the groundl
wing tips, 713 a pro- .
Soar—{Io fly on o—level withowt now.
' (Continued From mm Page)
nonli'iutcd, on an informal ballot. as
:a nwmilcr of the Board of Relief.
which was nade formal and unani—
'mous. ’
()n the informal ballot for, First Se—
Knapp. received 76 out of the 97 votes
cast. and the sumo course was follow-
und unanimous. amid considerable
'npplausc from his big body of SUD-
porters. Captain Henry A. l". YrJng.
tho othcr msvmbnr or the board. was
promptly rt-nonlinurmi.
'r0\V’l Clerk (.1. W'. ()gd‘m. who has
held that .tposltion for the past de—
cndc, announced that he had only
t.ti<“:; t?»- p".i.l'é* as :L iizure head. so
that his sisier. Mrs. H. O. Chicllcsl‘cr.
,n‘ight continue as Assistant 'i‘own
'(fll-rk. .1 position she had so ably fill-
‘(~(l up to the timc of the death of her
lhusilund. NOW that she was a full-
'll:l°grsd voter. Mr. Ogden thought that
she should receive the nomination in
1hor own name. a suggestion that was
promptly accepted. and was made by
acclamation, and with a whoop that
proved her well-earned popularity.
| All of the minor offices on the tick-
et were filled by acclamation until the
member of the Town School Commit-
tee was reached. and then the famil-
ilar controversy that has been in the
'spotlight for so long bobbed up again.
Mrs. E. G. H. Schcnck nominated Mrs.
lKatherinc S. Jennings, and Chairman
$Comsto'ck made an earnest plea for
the return of Louis P. Milicr, the
member whose term expires this year.
"Mrs. Jclinings received 49 votes. and
li/‘r. M'Vlsm L"). and the former was
{duly made-- the candidate- in the Una)!
- form.
: The complete tickct follows:
Hoard of iCPIlcl—C. 3V. Percival
i Knapp.
i Vlt'r‘i. Sl-lt-ct'nan-mlohn Krupp.
I
Second Selectman—Hmrry A.
. Young.
’ 'l‘own Cle-rkA—rlriannah O. (‘hicht‘st-
(-r.
: Grand Jurors—(Icorgc
.Clarencc l., Olmstcad.
(.‘ollcctor oi Tau-s
,‘Siannurd.
f (‘onstaillcswCarlnton Wood. George
Hoadding. Robert R. Studwcll.
Registrar of Voters—4". Clerc Uz—
‘dcn.
Town Sr! 001
irte S. Jennings.
TAX REVISION DISCUSSION.
i". li‘oote.
nverett H.
Committee—Kather-
VR’AFLHNG'TON. Sept.
Who... ...l..uxt of tax revision was up
for ‘ 519' today between Secre-
tary and the Stnate Finance
‘(Su'ccxztw- ‘
'“H- :r. _.. had before it the
orig 5.1415 mud" to the
lac-.u Mays I’d Meats Colrlml‘uec
tv, 1" .-. "‘ ' .y {Sm-rear}: 2hr l".\'i38d
”an...“ 15:71 afi‘r.’ the Vil’hi‘c
‘Houvg -.,,,:.;. last rrorzth and
1'”) as 14.5995 ‘11:. the House.
3.1, a~ ‘t M‘s-re the (”0'" nit-
;m. U. ; y'vzla'ci aaicmer .. but
ready to LLEWE.’ Eur-tum; qut—stmr; on
an; (,I ' 1-“ EJD,“:-C'L5.
Ali'nr ' ’i; as Secretary. the
.- - & will begin its tax.
A: House bill.
s'kx E AET AAU
RI 2 'v ()LI'TIO‘AF‘Y SOCIALISTS
l ENDORSED.
i .1". EXP“) Cl'l'Y. Sept. 8.—A \otc of
(‘UETZ'iOY‘Ce in "The Revolutionary So-
‘(zlallsts in West .Virglnia," was v-x-
l
ztondwl last night by the Communist
Cong-r0514. now in session in this city.
'All agrccmcnt to assist the- "Rt-volu-
ftionary Socialists" in any way possible
iwns reached during the meeting.
RAH) Sl-I\VICRS FOR THIEVI‘IK‘
VIENNA. Sept. 8.———1n a raid on tho
'of uvztilinz thcmsclvcs of those
cuts up into housus they intonlimi to
rub. a. number or‘ men have just iu-l-n
lcuplurz-ll by tho police after a furl!
'with revolvers. Women clad in blm 3
itigllts wvrc umong thF-m.
l
lsUllElllll
' SIX YEARS
i Mrs. Stoil Tells Women
l How She Found Relief
I. From Pain
l Philadelphia Pa. —— “I suffered for six
l years With pain every month, had vom-
l . . . icing spells the first
. . i' two days, and was
I road. in your little.
, book‘about L is E.
Pmkhanr‘s‘ e g e -
table Com
took the medicine
, w: th. satin! -
emits. lam ami -
mic 9nd recommend
V l l i "C
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Srou..;609 W. York 81:, m. ..
. Itismitnaturailorwom
idid Mn. toil, - w
gten i1; hemmed Jm'
‘W Wing
Lydia. V
lt'iitcifii" a
. mu" ‘
8. ——-'l‘he
IL'
sewers for thieves who were susm-rhvl ‘
short ‘
. unfit to do my work. .
" Ill Viewxlvcnua
and“
lukeit. -Ym1 maygublish these-finch. f:
as [testimonial ‘3’;- " 1150185: ,
was!!! calmer“?
the. "in which: .
iattt ndance. ' '
‘(HH‘ZEGK ORTHODOX CHURCH 0031- the members."
TROL.
A'i‘ H ENS. Sept.
lsoiz‘ authority to send. bishops and
pricsts to America to administer the-the Situation."
it is stated by
the Synod of the Ecumenical
archatc. This declsion.was reached
.'in accordance with the Synod's decrcc
Iof 1908. regarding the administration
'of Greek Orthodox Churches abroad. ‘Up by the Assembly at this morning's
fit being held that the decree is appli-
cable to America.
' Control of the Greek Orthodox
iChurch in America has been in (lisplito:ing the Polish—Lithuanian dispute. the
Early in August alAlbanian complaint
for some time.
"t is requested that there be a large ‘0‘ duty. but not an equality of power."
8.-eAuthorities ot.ingtoti conference for a limitation of
It-cirnun, the present incumbent. John tht‘ GL‘PPK OrthOGOX Church possess’amendments depends “DO“ the l’nited
Patri- Press).—Reports detailing the activi-
l
l
bishop appointed by King Constantine;
of Greece attempted to take possession
of an Orthodox church in Chicago. and
an appeal was made to the courts to
enjoin the bishop
authority.
BRITISH MAIL STEAMER AGRUNI)
! LISBON. Sept. 8.—-'Thc British
Royal Mail Steamer‘Almanzora. hav—
ing on board 1.200 passengers enrouto
to England from Brazil. is aground oil
Cape Espichel. twenty mllcs south of
here. Eight launches and 'a cruiser
have gone to the assistance of the
from cxercisingl
stranded vessel.
“SCHOOL DAYS. SCHOOL DAYS"
Do you rcmcmber the old song
about school days: being goldcn rule
days? It is wrong to send a cough-
llng. sneezing. spitting child to school
‘to spread disease gcrms among other
flittlo oncs. Common colds arc inl‘c-c-
itious. Protcct your own and other
little ones with Foley‘s Honcy and
Tar. This safe family remedy checks
‘coughs and colds. loosens phlegm and
mucuous and coats raw. irritating
membranes with a healing. soothing
medicine.-—Stillson«Poweil Corp.
is
The
l
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I hluztery \Vintcr
i turned from a lilcnace to pleasure if
i
l
l
sting of
your home is so heated with warm.
moist. and pure air as to counteract the
effect of exposure.
Lot u< install a Timlrllcr Pipcicss
Furnace NO¥V and gct rcnl. healthful.
even heat—all [krona/i thr Imuxl' at
a saving of from 30'; m 00“}: of fuel
costs. as well as eliminating all lhc
bother of {coding .wz'cral fires through—
out your home.
,5 THATCHER
‘ Pipeless
Furnace
_Can be setup in a few hours. No
plpes, no {CLIl’lllg up of floors, walls or
ceilings.
Is guaranteed to heat
to a comfortable tem-
perature every room in
your house. It pr0¢
duces a natural circu-
lation of the air and
complete change of the
atmosphere from three
.to five times an hour.
7. . Stephen Miller
.-_ um.
' Sonthmorwaik
Elana 397’
“This distinction ls not conductive
to harmony and co-opemtlon among
he continued. ”The
possibility of a new world association
of nations growing out of the Wash-
States. That country holds the key to
GENEVA, Sept. 8. (Associated
ties 'ot the Council of the Ledgue 01’
Nations since the lat meeting 0f the
Assembly of the League were taken
session. These reports were expected
to open a wide and comprehensive de~
bate on nearly all work done by the
League since last December. comDTiS‘
generally. and declared
_ it
COMPEfiS ATTACKS
PERSHING’S SPEECH
Continued from First £886.
between Costa “Rica and Panama over
territory along the frontier of those
two countries. It was expected that
exchanges relative to the transit of
international troops through Swiss
territory might be discussed. It was
expected there would be some sharp ment. and much as ITegret the neces-
debates as tothe work of the Council slty for saying so. there was no ground
and its relation to the Assembly, for the rather testy remarks of the
The commission on disarmament leader whom we all admire and to
has decidde to hold open session; and whom we all 0We a great debt. '
give fullest publicity to its work. This “With everything else contained in
decision was reached upon the motion Gen. Pershing's Speech I found myself
of Sir Robert Cecil. representing the in full accord.
Union of South Africa, who was sup- that he should have. made it necessary
ported by chnor Smanzer. of Italy, for me to make that statement. I have
and-Rene Viviani. of France. M. v1. been proud of the record of labor dur-
viani spoke yesterday on the lack of in: the war. It was a magnificent rec-
understanding of the subject of di‘s— ’ord. unsurpassed by labor anywhere.
armament on the part or the people unequalled by labor in any other coun-
that widest tries I am proud that this record
publicity was necessary. Referring to should have been made by American
the conference on limitation of arma- labor. That I repeat and shall repeat
ments to be him in Washington thisiW'henevel‘ it seems 091301111118 or nec-
autumn. M. Vivianl said he did not 9553!?-
know whether the discussion there "I did not say that labor won the
would include land armaments. but if war. I offered no reason and no ex-
it was confined to the naval service. cuse in my remarks for what G911.
the result of the conference must be F’é’I‘Shing had to 33-51 I regret. as per-
limited. He declared. therefore. that haps he himself now dces his lack r’
the League must go on with this work. tact. his impropriety. Gen. Pershing
”ma-n.
I regret exceedingly
"' pay him the tribute of saying that his
—-Roton Point» Park. Thursday. generalship on the battl’efield is much
Rap's Dance Orchestra and 133: dis- better than his generalship as an after
against Greece
play of fireworks. dinner speaker."
“Of course, I made no such state-,
Romance sweet
with the tang
of the ranges,
and with the
strangest end-
ing you ever
saw, in
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N0” REVOLUTION IN (“Longu-
BOGOTA: Colombia. Sept.
ports that a revolution has
out in Colombia are false
ombian Cabinet resigned
is a brave and splendid soldier and I;b'~’cause of the 099°51‘10” ‘0 11 which
doveloped n Parliament. but we ad-
S —Re_
broken
’Vi- P Col—
:1 body
in
mlnistrative crisis. will. it is i)Pi|pved
be solved this week. '
completely tranquiL
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