oro, also attends the drafting of the notarial deed. On the death of the Pontiff, the assessor becomes secretary of the Sacred of Cardinals and vice-secretary of state. The party pro-is to the Pontiff's bedroom, takes official note of the death and prayers. The Chancellor and Notary of the Apostolic ber, Commendatore Bartolomeo Farelli and Commendatore Angelini-Rota respectively, actually draw up the deed which immediately read and signed by all. bier with holy water and then while the Giulio choir sings the "Miserere," a cortege is formed and moves toward the Chapel of the Choir.
Again the body of Pius XI is taken the gestatorial carriers. Lighted candles and torches are borne in the procession this time. The cortege in-Telatives, intimates and gentle-
Returning from Cape London, Feb. 9.
When Mr. Alex Henshaw, the young British airman, was lifted from the small, single-engined Percival Mew-Gull aircraft in which he had won the King's Cup air race last year, his face was covered with blood from a bleeding nose. He was exhausted and unable to stand but recovered after a hot drink He managed to say "thank you very much for the wonderful reception" to the cheering crowd.
The aviator was taken to the Customs and then drove off with his father, as Great Britain prepared to hell its fastest Cape flyer.
Henshaw, who left Gravesend for the Cape of Good Hope at 3.35 Sunday morning, returned to Gravesend at 151 this afternoon, having made three new air records. These were:—
England to the Cape of Good Hope:—One day, fifteen hours and 24 minutes (being five hours and 42 minutes less than the time recorded by Flying Officer A. E. Clouston and Mrs. Kirby-Green in 1987):
Cape of Good Hope to England:—One day, fifteen hours and 33 minutes (being seventeen hours and 27 minutes better than the Clouston-Kirby-Green time); and Round trip:—Four days, ten hours and 21 minutes (breaking the previous record by one day, six hours and 45 minutes)—Reuter.
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