Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1924, Page 13

PRESIDENT IN VERMO! mouth with his family. s arrival Kerstone V BISHOP FREEM! WITH DEPEW. The Bishop of Washington on his recent visit with Senator Chauncey Depew during his campaign through the East for National Cathedral funds. DEFENSE DAY PLEA MADE TO CURGHES National Cathedral Foundation. YOUR BONUS Questions That Bother You Will Be Answered in St. Cyr. At right is Mrs. Loui View Co. at Ply- Third from left is Commandant Marzloff of St. Cyr. Bennett. * {MELLON’S TAX PLAN | BACKED BY BANKERS looks when not in tennis togs. Next are Mrs, TENNIS CHAMPION AGAIN. Miss Helen Wills, 19-year-old California marvel, who defeated Mrs. Molla Mallory for the crown Saturday, as she By United. Concerts will be given in the parks of the District this week as Band Concerts Today and Tomorrow Soldier” . Popular favorites: Strauss UNVEIL BUST OF GEN. LEE IN FRANCE. Daughters of the Confederacy present statue of Confederate leader to French military school at ivingston R. Schuyler, Ambassador Herrick and Miss Belle Perrine. KING GEORGE AT THE HELM. annia, in the Cowes races. P. & A. Photos. INTOXICATION CHARGED AGAINST 105 IN COURT Outcome of Too Much Drink Seen Great Britai PLAYED “DIXIE” FOR LINCOLN Mass., played the same cornet at'the before the President 62 years ago. CONFESSED BANDIT | IS HELD IN.CUSTODY ’s ruler for the first time takes the wheel of his yacht Brit- P. & A. Photos. Dr. William Critchley of Lincoln. Boston encampment that he played By United. B0TH OLD PARTES SLORED BY FUSTER This Column. American League Issues Plea for| follows: Today. Sylvan Theater. (a) “After the Storm"..Nelson in Disorderly Conduct Cases. |Identified by E. J. Cobb, Whom He s | Monument Grounds, Marine Band; (b) “Sunflower Maid,” Trafic Violations Listed. Pariaar Wicnuvatcwsas || Co-Operation in Demand today, Judiclary Park, Army Eysoldt and Henry s Tisted Assaulted—Handbook Snatch- | Washington, D. C. - = Co !\Sand. T“’“""’&' Ln&coln Palrki Waltz concertante, “The Wedding | The docket in the District of Colum- ing Beported ; il | on Congress. | Navy Band; ednesday, Capito of the Winds" . o Hall |bia branch of the Police Court tod: 0! 3 i T Army Chaplain Urges Better | ‘ gr M B I s | et s s B0 B or o (I Lol G (T Coolidge and Davis “Wall : | Q. My husband, who was confined| | reservation, South Dakota avenue Sullivas | st e L T 3 - 5 Understanding of Its Pur- |in 2 hospital atter discharge trom the| The American Bankers' League has| and 26th and Irving streets north- March, finale, “The Explorer,” h Hion. A voung colored man- stopped Ed-| Street Agents, Communist | Army. has disappeared. We have!issued a call urging every banker in| east, Army Music School Band: Jewell teen others were charged with disor- | ward J. Lol:h. 22 years old. 1548 Third | | searched for three years and can find | the nation to act as chairman of a| Thursday, Logan Park, Anacostia, “The Star Spangled Banner.” derly conduct, the outcome of too |street, at Florida avenue and Secondl\ pose Be Sought. i no trace of him. As his wife, what local committee to file a protest with Marine Band: Friday. reservation, much drink. street northeast about 1 o'clock ve: Nominee Declares. steps should I take regarding his|every Senator and Representative| Michigan avenue and Shepherd By the United States Army Band, There were eight prisoners charged |terday morning and demanded mone: A bonus? 1 have two children; what|who opposed the Mellon tax plan. | street northeast, Community Cen- W. J. Stannard, director, at Wash- [ with violation of the traffic laws un- Cfl'bh put up a fight instead of handing . A plew that Amgrican’ churches|3F¢ their rights?—Mrs, T. . Charles de B. Claibornefi, president| ter Band; Saturday, Ellipse in ington Barracks bandstand, to- |able to put up collateral or give bond. | O¥er his cash, and was dealt a severe | By the Associuted Press o hetter underbtanding of the | . A- If your husband should not beof the league, in his communication | White Lot, Marine Band. morrow at 7:30 p.'m. | Of the large number of men arrested | P10W on the head with the butt end| YOUNGSTOWN, Obio, August 18.— Soek & Dell erstanding of the| 5 in seven years from the time|to the bankers. said. “No matter The concert hours will be from March, “El Supremo” White |from Saturday to early this morning, [°f & pistol. The wounded man went | William Z Foster, Workers' party National "Defense act under which |y "gica;50ared, you would be en-|Wwhich political party wins the com- 0 to ¥ p.m. except for those of Overture, “Ruy Blas,” Mendelssohn |only 19 persons put up collateral, |t Sibley Hospital. candidate for President, opening the the War Department functions Was| i .q t, the adjusted compensation |ing election, our tax laws undoubted- | Wednesday and Saturday, which Spanish suite, “Don Quixote,” Five of them answered to their names| Foliceman Stanton of the ninth pre-| first election campaign waged by the voiced here in a sermon vesterday | . .git which his military service earned. |1y will be Tevised by the next session | will be from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Safranek |today, the others forfeiting collateral. | Cinct, near Third and L streets north- | Communists in America, in an ad- by Col. John T. Axton, chief of Army | Te"C W LCe o o e death, the | of Congress, and now is the time for 2 (1) “A Spanish Villlage,” (2) |There were 38 arrested in all the |€ast. a short time later saw a young |dress here vesterday denounced both chaplains. filling the pulpit of Ep- i), o0 hrecume that he is alive. You | the bankers of the country to take a| _ By the United States Soldiers’ “Sancho Panza,” (3) “Dul- |precincts charged with disorderly con- |colored man hurrying toward him.| President Coolidge and John W. Davis Morth faetiiodist SFIpiScopel i CHuICh more active part in the fiscal policies| Home Band. John S. M. Zimmer- cinea” (4) “Don Quixote. Quet avho put up collateral. Most of |The man proved to be Thoraton John- [as “agents of Wall Street.” at the invitation of the pastor. John should continue to make every effort to locate him. To protect your and of the natioh, since they are the high- mann, bandmaster, at the band- Solo fantasia for euphonium, these forfeited. son, 20 vears old, 1407 Montello ave- Of Coolidge he said H. servility Paul Tyler. who was himself a.war- e 4 ;i tand this evening at 5:45 o'clock, o nue northeast, who was found to be | in bowing to the w. New E; it 2 i Your children’s interests, fine an ap- | st authority. s & = 2 Rocked in the Cradle of the SR e T— o 2 » L J ing to the wishes of New Eng- ;lrrn';ec?;:epsleurl\l"‘e and is now a member | TC fon for the bonus, giving as| This action, it was stated, would| March, “Semper Bidelia. .. i50use TecTl A e DE armed with a loaded revolver. Yes-|land capitalism by using the office of complete a record of the service he|be preliminary on the part of the| Overture, “Masaniello Performed by, Tech. Sergt. Jan MANDS GOVERNMENT erday morning Cobb, his head ban-| Governor of Massachusetts to crush Hitx Ultra-Pacifists. | rendered that you can secure. I Bankers' League to a campaign during “Ballet of Flowers".. Henning. daged, appeared at the police station the Boston police strike of 1919 won d “Red Rose,” i and selected Johnson 1 ty of | for hi = “To some ultra-pacifists there | n¢ 'S Rever found u “"fl“"’l'“‘“‘;“‘,‘"‘l’_ Lot i‘}u{:;o{.;:?afi:? ER (r!lte 'Red(:) O Tasmine” () BxcerytsRfron, trhe OPERATION OF U. S. SHIPS |24 aioied eh & s aeiat n‘;:lm:.mn;real%;s; = ?:r‘er::]pi:;??;‘l. seems to be a difference in their ob- | v SCCE IRON N due Sotree ARE TN | the needs of productive industry.” Heather.” Sebils it —_— and police experienced difficulty pre- |of New England, but Wall Street ligations to support law,” Col. Axton | Si&1m Wil] be pald, At the sume time Selection from grand opera, e v eavnars “Government operation or no oper- |Venting Cobb from attacking Johnson. | itself recognized immediately that said. “With one voice they condemn all elements in society which try to break down the Volstead act; buc s see no in- tingent application on behalf of your children. e 457 ARRESTS REPORTED. “Lucfa di Lammermoor,” Donizetti Fox trot novelty, “I Ain't Never Had Nobody Crazy Over Me.” Brown-Egen (b) “Why Did I Kiss That Girl,” King and Henderson ation at all’ of Government merchant ships is the présent policy, according to Chairman O'Connor of the Ship- Johnson later admitted to Capt. L. J. Stoll that he had held up the young man and struck him with his revolver. Mabel Dawkins, colored, 1348 Cor- Coolidge was a man after its own heart.” Davis Morgan Lawyer. these same ultra-pacifis 3 o — E ing Board. Ce i ; > acif ALY Gonwas epbIted RN D . Selections from, “The Firefly, ping Boa The Communist candidate said of consistency in_their antagonism to-| & MY sob was reported missing in\;oio; in City for the Past 48 Both Friml Mr. O'Connor thus wrote to Cary | Coran street, told police of the éighth | p (LS COfmufist, candidate said of ward and their effort to break down | 3e110n, | have mever recelved o Wgnkz song, “For Old T'mg‘m March, “The Enterpriser”..Lampe | W. Cook of San Francisco, president gfef‘"";,l""& colored "‘e':i‘;';"“:“““"f picked by the House of Morgan to bs our national military policy which is Prment, : = Hours. ake” . ot “The S an o f th i Hawail: er at Florida avenue an Jpatuee success. Eli <3 e based entirely upon equally well con- | tificate. Will my application receive Finale, “Farewell Blues".Schoebel e Atar (OpAnRlsd) Damner Company. - The letter was in reply |about 1:30 o'clock this morning and | LAEIF succestor o Bliby Rool. Davis sidered law. “Christianity contemplates an ideal human society. a regenerated and re- deemed humanity. But we must dez! the attention of the War Department even though 1 cannot submit all the legal proof required?—E. R. A. Since your son was, according Arrests during the 48 hours ended at 8 o'clock this morning totaled 457. There were 199 traflic for intoxication. 23 for sale. posses- arrests, 8 “The Star Spangled Banner.” Concert by the United States Marine Band, William H. Santel- Walter Reed General Hospital, ‘Washington, D. C.. by the Army Music School, Student Eto Inno- cenzy conducting, tomorrow at one from Mr. Cook who wrote that onti “ued operation of Government merchunt ships is a menace to the private owner of shipping property engaged in a brief conversation. One of them snatched her silk hahdbag containing about $2 in cash and handkerchiefs, she said. hails from West Virginia, the land of the open shop coal companies. He has accepted a big fee from these companies. so that his sympathies lie close to home. While he was Am- with e ting SiEnis: to War Department records, reported | sion and transporting intoxicants. mann, leader; Taylor Branson, o = Theodore KidW%ell and Benjamin Stern ‘setualicice ot Mt Ve ape!ih | missing in action, it will be presumed |5 for ariving automobiles while intoxi- | gecond leader, copducting, at the | &30 b To G Sherman. com- | and 1f continued must extingulsh|g . 0l"Bliston, Va. were approach- | bassador fo England he served ir the midst of an imperfect social, po- | that he died in the service. You will | cated and 3 for drinking in public. Sylvan Theater today at 7:30 p.m. :::upu.' 3 d "5t course, we are still hoping that | €d by two colored men at Maine ave- g?:u,ssi:m t::“g::‘;e:)fi oBf"l'l‘zllIer. litical. industrial and relizious en- | MOt Need to submit any other PAPELE | o e | Mareh, “Marines of Belletl | ‘Goronation March” from “The | the time will come when these ves-|DUe and four and onehalf siteel|phone and the Chicago Pavkers® = vironment. oXC = 2 cod”, . rophet”........ .....Meyerbeer |sels may be transferred to private H 2 ot ; Sloquent lips are proclaiming the |fits = Be sure that your application |s 165 This means that the Gov-| Overture, “Willism Tell....Rossini_ | o RRICHry Gty Y Bomez | American ownership for operation | 48Y morning and asked if they want- Attacks La Follette. loveliness of peace. But while we|CONtains a complete history of”your|.inment will not sell any more term | ‘“Pasquinade” . ... Gottschalk Btiit tos thoE B nae e upon established lines,” Mr. O'Con- | ed to be driven home. Responding in A e e ipeat as ;re 1‘n our :-hur('ht—sisfl Drexll('hlng and | Son’s service. im‘alu?nc;”fln:;nd::lye 2[,0 1:25),, 3\‘1: "?( Xylophone solo, “Valse g!‘x%fl:?t’eln ‘the World”. Ayer ;mr nm‘ “but you“an;i !ka,,, that :’);?,c:mm.;h:,":he‘yomla::r b‘oo-l.gd 1:: :}‘3 Follette’s plan of “purifying” the raying, are we so improvigen course, - % L s t 3 et Teave our doors umiopeaatent 88 101 @ I have been-a-patient in'a Vet-|staliments due on account of death Musician Wilbur D, Kieffer. Fotpourrl on Hawallan el | O o Tor . Aporation ot ails por | automobile parked nearby. e e ey breakine D {itite valuables exposed”" crans' Bureau hospital. but was din- :;“r:x?talth:nge‘x:er;gnn::& dll::bu_lw. Selection, “La Traviata” .G.Ver;; “Invitation a la Valse”..Von Weber [ cause the plain facts are that Gov- k“!’h;fl the “1""‘;:’““" ';’i‘!' "l“‘-,:;'ei Socialists, the petty bourgeois, the Weokin Wesldiiisues Wer it chargedilischuse I-would 1iot obey the [TAEREICS it s $1.300, 000 - /Becond Waltz 20 Solo for cornet, “Flora Waltz,” ernment operation involves services | Stated, one. o e e o oy e o | American Federatioon of Labor, labor * Mothern. | officer in charge and refused to fol- | ernment will pay out over $1.300.000. | / «Arabesque . Schumann Cunard | unsought by private American capital | ra%or and demande eIr grgoney: | aristocracy, will prove to be the last A suggestion that citizen commit- tees in charge of local work in con- nection with defense test matters September 12 next might well give war mothers’ organizations ‘“‘the posi- tion of honor” in the ceremonies of low medical advice. My personal ph sician, in whom I have mofe confi- dence, did not approve of the treat- ment 1 received in the hospital. Will the fact that I was discharged from this hospital under unfavorable cir- already has matured. surance has loan value and also cash surrender value. Q. My son is buried in France. have decided I want his body brought Converted in- 1 “Second Hungarian Rhapsody,” Liszt “The Star Spangled Banner.” By the United States Navy Band, Charles Benter, director, at the (Played by Iarry J. Steinheuser, jr.) Grand selection from “Ballet Ex- celsfor”. .. . ..Marenco (a) Fox trot, “Linger Awhile”.Rose (b) March, “Hosts of Freedo: King and mot in the least possible to be given by the citizens of the United States. “If you know of any American capital that is ready to take any or all of these vessels and operate them, The Virginians handed over $16, and the robbers disappeared, leaving 1\em in_the automobile. Elizabeth Cavanaugh, 3028 Dent place, was robbed of her pocketbook containing $2 and a rosary by one bulwark of camtansm. When the big capitalist parties are no longer able to delude the masses and to mobilize them for political action against their own interests, then the La Follettes and the Magnus Johnsons will be at v . ¢ f three small white boys standing the day is made by Secretary Weeks, | CUmstances which make my record|home. Will the Government do this at 5 p.m. Finale, “The Star Spangled Banner.” | please do not keep such knowledge | ©! hand with their policy of reformin; in‘veply to a letter from Mrs. H. H,|With the Veterans' Bureau appear for me? Am I entitied to the bonust{ Gari! \ooecrey Bedlr . .....Sousa to yourself.” on the sidewalk. e EnLeERcleyoL, retaning McCluer, national war mother. The |®retty bad have any effect upon my |—Mrs. H. ‘ Overture, “Tannhauser”...Wagner own middle-class desires and to pre- correspondence, made public at the |aPplication for the bonus?—W. A. L.| A. Since April 1, 1922, the War De- |. gqlo for clarinet, “Concertino,” vent the workers from taking effec- A. If you were separated from the service under honorable conditions you are entitled to adjusted compen- sation, and any subsequent difficulty you may have had in your relation- partment has not granted requests for the return of bodies from Eu- rope. The Government cannot at this time comply with your request. At your own expense you may un- dertake it and the military attache in Von Weber 65 STITCHES IN WOUNDS. Annie B. Meyer in Surgeon’s Hands, Due to Row in Home. tive revolutionary action.” - Hits Federation of Labor. Foster attacked the”efforts of the American Federation of Labor in try- ‘War Department, includes Mrs. Mc- Cluer's lctter transmitting a resolu- tion commending the defense test project adopted by the national:con- vention of the American War Mothers. Spends Year Hunting Husband Who Thought She Had Quit Him psodle, “Espana,’ Valse de concert, “La Invitation,” ‘Weber-Weingartner “All will appreciate why this means | Ship Wwith the Veterans' Bureau will | by is %1} ‘gladl, d - | Scenes from the opera, “The ing to organize “by its old Gompers more o me than any other Indorse. |have no effect upon the adjudication | fiaim vt EI8dly render you any as- Pearl Fishers” ..... ..Bizet Sixty-five stitches were required to | methods, the modern steel industry.” ment received,” Secretary Weeks told | 0f your claim. Sumblit your applica- |t5il any expenditure of Government| “Ballet Divertissements, By ihe Associated Pre months went from city to city in|close numerous scalp wounds re-|He said “the great steel plants of Mrs. McCluer in reply. “The same tion, and you do not need to mention | funds. “The cemeteries in France are Saint-Saens NEW ORLEANS, August 18—Mrs. | search of him, traveling as far West | celved by Annie B. Meyer, 50 years| America must be nationalized by a as Kansas and Oklahoma. Mrs. Edwards remembered that her husband’s father resided in the vicin- ity of New Orleans, and coming here as a last resort she told her story to the newspapers. Pictures of her hus- band ‘and of herself were published Sunday morning. Edwards was at the home of his father in a suburb, saw his photograph in a’ paper. yes- terday forenoon and lost no time in getting across thg river to New Orlean: any connection you have had or now being beautified and will be perpet- have with the Veterans' Bureau. ually cared for, and the Government urges you not to attempt to. have your son's body returned. If your son_left no unmarried widow -or. chil- dref then you, if you were dependent, are entitled to his bonus credit. If you want an application blank send in your full name and address.and a two-cent stamp and we will mail you one. Q. Does the term of “father” in the application for the bonus relate also to stepfathers?—K. F. A. Yes. The term father includes step-fathers, fathers by adoption and one who has stood in place of the father of a veteran for not less than one year at any time prior to the vet- eran’s ' entry into the World War service. - In the latter case the rela. tionship must be proved. Claims will not. allowed on the l‘nmtu,': Charles Walter Edwards of Brooklyn, N. Y., found her husband here yes- terday just as she had decided to give up a search that hiad been in progress a year. They were married in Brook- lyn June, 1923, and three weeks later Edwards, a diver, was called to Philadelphia on-professional business. During his absence Mrs. Edwards be- came {ll while on the street, was taken to a hospital, and for 10 days ‘was unconscious. She had nothing on her person that would serve to identity her. In the meantime Ed- wards returned to Brooklyn, found his wife missing from home, and con- cluding she had deserted. him, since he could find mo trace of her, quit his position and went to another city. ‘When Mrs. Edwards was discharged from the hospital seversl weeks later she learned her Husband had returned home and then had disappeared. She ran down all possibl clues,-and_for old, 702 B street southwest, during a row in her home late yesterday after- noon. - The little finger of her right hand was eevered, and she was pain- fully bruised about the body. Two white men were seen running from the house yesterday afternoon, and the neighbor who saw them visit- ed the house and found Mrs. Meyer suffering from numerous wounds, Detectives Brodie and Vermillion and police of the fourth precinct in- vestigated the affair. They reported that Mrs. Jeyer and two men had a fight, .and that her ecalp probably was torn with a bottle, The patient's condition was serfous when she reached Emergency Hospital, but phy- sicians say she will recover. —— The General Confederation of Labor, workers and farmers’ government and operated for the benefit of the producers as a whole. Sam Gomper: has about run his course. What it left of his type of craft unions must be amalgamated into industrial unfons and the great basic industries organized. “The workers’ party, while it rec- ognizes the immediate needs of the ‘workers, emphasizes the fact that the only permanent solution of the rob- bery and exploitation of the workers will come when we abolish complete- 1y the: present system of capitalism.”” —— Storm Warning Issued. The Weather Bureau. today issue¢ the following storm warning: ' “Ad- visory 10 a.m., disturbance of slight to ‘moderate intensity, central detween (From Henry VIII) (a) Gathering of the Clans; (b) A Scottish Idyl; (c) Dance of the Gipsy Girl; (d) Jig and Finale. Alrs from “'l‘hn'l‘lr:flyj" Friml opular, “That Radio Jass,’ o ‘William Plerson (Program Manager of WCAP) _‘““The Star Spangled Banner.” mail brought a similar offer of full- est co-operation from Mrs. Blance A. Ballak, representing the Penn State War Mothers. “I would be pleased if every eiti- zen committee in charge of defense test activit'es awarded your members the position of honor in their cere- monies of September 12. - I feel sure that is_also the desire of all who followed the flag in the World War.” R e Washington Aerie Outing Plans. Henry C. Melzer, chairman of the arrangements committee for the an- nual excursion of Washington Aerie, No. 125, Fraternal Order’ of Eagles, to .be held tomorrow at [Chesapeake Beach, has announced a program of athletic events, vaudeville entertain- ment, epecial music, dancing and other features. More than 2,000 per- eons are expected to attend, Q. Please tell me the value of my bonus. I enlisted May 7, 1818, and was honorably discharged May 15, 1919. For this year's service, how much am I entitled to receive from the State of New. York?—D. D. F. A. Your adjusted service credit will amount to $313. To this sum add a 25 per cent increase and compound interest for 20 years at 4 per cent per annum. - The New York State bonus law, provides for the pay of $20 per month of service, the maxi- mum benefits not to exceed $250. Q. T am carrying $10,000 term in= surance with. the Veterans' Bureau. ‘When will it have to be converted: Has converted._insurance a loan val- us?—D. 8. - . A. All term insurance, under the most- recent law by- Congress, must be’converted not m’m July By the United States Army Band, ‘W. J. Stannard, director, at Judic-- iary Park, Fifth and E streets, to- day at 7:30 p.m. March, “The Request”......Jewell Overture, “Militaire”..Mendelssohn Suite de Ballet, “The Queen- of Davis-Bryan Club to Meet. The first big meeting of the newly organized Davis-Bryan Progressive Club s to be held tomorrow 8 p.m., at the Washington Hotel. There will be prominent speakers. The.club has branches ‘in other cities ‘and' is| which is the largest of the French to have permanent headquarters here | labor organisations, has & member-| Dominica and St. Kitts, sppareatly until qfinm November election. .. ~ship of about 750,000, moving west, northwestward." > . 5 13 By > ble,” (2). “Solo,” (3). Duetto,” (5)" “Finale,