Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1926, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, WASILINGTON, THURSDAY. MARCIH PLANNING ANOTHER PENNANT CAMPAIGN. Manager Bucky TALKING WITH THE PRESIDENT. Dr. Albert W, Cram, Col. Johin TEaeris and his pitehing v Johnson, watcl I3 » psters A Tampa : preseason plans Pt 1956 boves o DIPLOMATS ATTEND OFFICIAL DRAWINGS FOR DAVIS CUP TENNIS MATCHES. Twenty-one nations were represented at the ) i telephoning to the He miinkes dully i m pleased with the prospects. Pan-American Union Building yestevday when the drawings took pl hoof the 4 Recretary of St on of the Pre s 1 kit prosy " K Cony & A Photos Kellogg, in the center of the photo puel States e the Stan Chicago court to de tend h ment of (hy BODY OF REVOLUTIONARY HEROINE, “C Shii i el A photograph shows the casket of Mally* > . £ il lie i Bk o S o) SCH ; IGH SCHOOL'S SPRING PLAY, "ENGAGED.” The show will he staged In patriots, being taken from the gv ; : ; a i ment. : the s i March 25 and 26. Left to right: Martha Bean, Wilkird Highie, Anna Wax and Authony April 11, TR TIEN D o ot VI &AL Photas TN b Tmtns ot & 1 ndsreso Stewnet, Wa sta ASHFORD CHARGES ‘Seve Mt | [ | IR St . : 1 veams Age ound ARMSTRONG STRIKE * STRSCHOOLBOARD e == Rerord] B R IR0 < attll “- On B e 1S LAID TO FAGOLTY The speed test made January i & . 4 i 23 at Hampton Roads, Va., by 3 ¥ BY the Acs b Y - AT ch 18.--Not Lieut. George ', Mclwn Army L | i - | Air Service. in # Loeninz wmphih- F . all belled Lz e of the pro : Greenwood Backed in De-| AirService ina Luenias sunhib: | ; . ! ? . Verblal varlcts. One of them, at |Capt. Newman Especially : t Federition Aer ique In- g . st was an actuality, and for 44 i . mand for Inquiry and Proof = ‘i 5 AnoN werid rec § : . Jears was ' hell ringer over e | Blamed in Report Asking ord, C. I hory. secietary of : & 1 K . valleys «xnll hitis of noftheast Geor L i e contest commitiee, National i £ P b . 3 git, or wherever his wanderlust | p of Misused Funds. iy Aol et . 4 i ; fosk i End of Council. pmm fufe i vesterday 3 b irchmore. whao lives near ‘" fdeut oDonald. carrying a 23 . &3 here, was hunting wild geese, and i of 500 lkilog & ¥ H 4 i took a pot shot at several on the | il St e i 4 5 % : 5 wing, only to bring down a buz | 98 Klometers ot i e \ zavd. Examination disclosed that homas he perma relieved from | 111,324 miles per ; ; 3 ; 1 iie had killed a genuine belled buz — duty as sponsor for student coun- e s ; ’ . Ry ? 4 1 zard. Avound its neck was a small i R oes & : * 1 5 1 Drass bell, about two inehes across Hons s s At cee b : i § the hase, fastened with @ wire, On vith a 400dorsepower inverted {hie Hell wad (he date, “1ags andt | berty motor he former re s i . i § i W | the name, which was hardly legible, | “fosterir wed was held by Guide Guidl of i % ¥ i . ‘ A0 ¥ o ¥ 2 “ & “Juel Mine, Lianville,” an aecti for 1taly, who, In & Dornfer-Wal with oot S Ll stant Supt. G. . Wilkinson to the e two distinces ol an averaee speed 1 the recent e view of their pre tecommendation that Charles M af the Bennett Chonuld itlso Likes Y Lieut. Mcbonuld also takes the Newman Accused. fmmediat losed s e record for speed over these (wo yrivlece peal ol - Zonien: With) Ul 1oad. 0F 250 Me. Wilkinson's report placed major Greenwoul, oons oF 551.15 pounds. The G ; G i : : i o o ] Alexandria Official Testifies in Al | respansibility for the strike on arraigning Mr. A it iy lsof ithi the Americin Arthur C, Newman, declaring th and saves et T Ao e e e .v e e e b ooy ! " i < v B SRS leged Debauchery by owed # lack of administrative 2 mer m i as Cthis para in handling the assembly which EOREE s : taek upon me by Mr. Snowden Ash. : i ik : / : . 3 i Youngsters. enl ””; oy ‘nk mu‘l.wvmluw“u :lm s n = 1 alre v had bwen demoted hecause e el e e | i Rt e st Al RESTAURANT” OF LOS ANGELES HELD UP BY BA 3 — all lack of administrative o e 4 s IS ol where bandits entered a few nights ago ked away with Vi The guests thought the a1 Dispateh to The Star. | abitity. time of 1) vl g Kind of | Snowden Ahford has main- - rt of 0 several shots were fires Wide Wol AND s it : i i Z ; entry of the robbers was a *| X veral vere fired. Wi rld Photo. It was shown by the report that a At CRREL A AT o e ibide et 8 clohet S ntry of the robl wa part of the show™ until several shots w d. 0 ALEXANDRIA. Va., March 18.—A large majority of the membe f the Silly and a fot of * 1 did want | friendship for men. 1 have discussed srand jury in Corporati | ; “strike” assembly i e e = ; poration Court, | faculty left the “strike” assembly at 1o zer it record 0 | the affairs of the schools and the | _there is just one matter which T 2 H 2 3 J Hows w. S siding, | the request of the student council. and B e e T A S i e ettt oot matter e, | Russians Take Up Mass Fist Fighting | BISHOP HAMILTON, 81. e L e e Thun Sae By Ihe tohwer mbai e o) cues b 30 ok W0 R O s e i it slee it paiagon o Win e > OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY | younssters in public dance halls. |responsibility.” ‘ 1k d o demand | st two and one half yea [ e "an oo vl s oo on 41 | Ag Sport; Thousand Battle Two Hours The Tnauire was started vestorduy. | Faculty Scored thit his statements b v - in - : | the hones A morality in the Dis- | . 8 i i o wmd that he be required 1o Knew All Details Well. S roneEsiyEandmoralite g 2 Judze Howard W. Smith in his ;m i 'h"m' ‘ ',} t "_ s *“”Ilr"‘\'“ sl Bosssilion Adioe i ol of Columbin did when he was — Chancellor Emeritus of American | charge to the jury told of incidents| While the report reiterated the = = > ey o i by 1 " " 2 s Ih s at t . A - | &chool offic ‘s of o ol Tt it st o e Gken iher citizen of the Distrie o Co |1 e rosigned be. | By the Asoclated Press. : fought 500 men from a neighboring | University to Be Guest at |{mm e e o Al mombhors | ponoel offictalis stand that nene ol ine s either coliectively o in- | lnnbia, has had an opportunity for | . yse somebody wanted him to de| VLADIMIR, R March town. The contest drew thou: | o . Fob e ot ¥ e embers ded or abettei] nearly three vears of knowing inti- | gunething that he did not think was | Massed pugilistic combats, in which | spectators from tht countryside Dinner Tonight. 1 (‘i‘!‘h-d]’ HEE GEpIEUREnE SHGEEY e et enting the resolution, which mately and in detail what were the [ 1o 0 this was wne of the | whole villages are arrayed st | coming from remote viliages. T T e SR R T SREELER on to stop strike the Buosind. with one ticies of the committee on bulldmgs [ (1S (hag he does not think was | each other, have been taken up |combatants fought barehanded and | obcellor emeritus of A » Uni| garding the death of Elbert 3. An- | “In shot,” 1, “th . Wl prounds and the policies of this | oS0 e e of o fund not for re- | @y u sport In many Russian dis- [ Marquils of Queensbury rules went [\ U is celebrating hix eighty-first 24 Deliniaey 01 Al Gotonet’s| Armuiime tcilty iy ”;: (v Board of Education, and 1 faight Say | g and replacement and equipment: | tricts. One village chullenges another | into the discard, | birthda niversary today at his resi-| jury in a report made set forth that|school. We. believe that Capt. New | egen :" e "!'"‘: "“','I“‘“',“:“,‘,‘“:‘l"“'\“‘;.-‘b“‘}:; and we spend money out of that for | 1o u test n't l‘ul‘lf-ml\p :l-u']pro\lwi\: ho:‘\ hrn[ :n].“ |:.,\g;‘r;mr‘al:k|‘n;4klpa§[:| 0 | femcs, {n Stonelelgh Court. Tonigh he |hie died from the effects of “poisond | min <howed bad i Sl ity S il e el oy War PAiDElequipment as well as for the comple. | each sclecting {te Wost stalwart du- | 2oUEE O EE0NR e scent Te | \(jjj Lo guest of honor at a dinner to|Hquor.” Reports on both cases are |the assembly, and’ having called it ho et miders mit- | h 1 have had these tallis With | yon"of 4 heating plant or something | habitants for the fiay. sembled a battlefield, hoth the ground |t E BUEEC 08 JOREC B0 e ] petied Tate. today RES SR | S A AR I i s the attitide of Cerini sviddn his office, inomy of- ) e g, Viadimir witnessed a display of the jand numerous vietims being lberally | i = U8 2 B nl™ 00 a NV aower . |should have remained in the hall and li : = home and inthe Dis- | "N 0l peen told, and T fiemly be- |new sport today, when 500 farmers i bloed stained. Hot6l. Lo mhioh & fovr Derkansl TAnTs vuled with an won Land. SN ! shop. lieve to states of fact, ave be invited. Mrs. G % o s e WarktieShartora of sntwaukee. 1ne| REAR ADMIRAL BEATTY’S continued Dr. Benneit, L 1, however, of malad | ypa Mr. Snowden Ashford built, ¥ ,.\ secied to want to| ministration ot - a particularly |y picipal avchitect, the addition o Plane Wi[h Cal'g() Of Women ) Wear bishop’s only daughter, is in Wash BODY HERE FOR BURIAL RE]ECT§WORK'S PLAN. ntain- | serious matter. It is a matter of opln-| jye Petworth Scl and when the ington for the celebration. Cieus | Jon. 1 think we have administered the | {6, Petworth School and when the = e 19 i e o et [ bk el Mo rARhfera ittt e 20 UoR (o Lhe (FetHOTtl SORoNL o Savcd l)y Rudder From Rl\'(:‘l' Douse i,;:}-‘fi‘%}&fi;z;fi",“,:."{\E;g‘,‘.,“;’",‘,_-‘"‘;‘;,;‘ Senator McNary Turns Down Pro- completed there was 1o heating plant came to Washinzton' in 1915 {n pe.| NAVAl Officers and Relatives at Sta-| |41 for Reclamation Projects. Demands iy stion. IA|”y‘«'“”"| nill ‘“r\l u”':""t“;‘flq”\,d {hem " Lin it and there was no money for it, etive gool Board/ il [ang, it ones o) = TUenlAT | and then Mr. Ashford requested the come chancellor of the universit i i e 4 “1”" T{:T:’;“;y.\:y"'."'f‘:- fact rem ”i'v:m‘:h':'v"' ard to spend $8000 for u heating | he compensating rudder—one of | Turner explained. “With other two-| Prior to that time he was Bishop of | WIS Lo Ll D Senator MeNary of Oragon. chair- of s | K. T e e e the| Plunt for the Petworth ‘School. the Tatest applications to bimotored | engined ships T know of, T would have | Boston. ~Bishop Hamilton was born | Noted Veteran. {man of the Senate committee on irri best it can with the lttle bit of money | Cites Another Esample, 5 1 aircraft, which |had to cut out the running motor and | in Weston, Va., which is now in West B | gation and reclamation. declined today Learned Explains Position. which is allowed for the maintenance | : ct and multimotored aircraft, WHICH | taken a chance on gliding in safely.” | Virginia. He has been engaged in| The hody of Rear Admiral Franki =~ .o the proposal of Secretars N reat edueational plant. The ac.| I understand Mr. Ashford bullt the | enables a plane to fly in a strafght| “Naval air station mechanics today | religious and educational work for 50| Edmund Beattv, 73 vears old, U. § e T e Dr. Learned. in registoring the lone | © AR s i L TRV ol And schen he Tailt the |1in With one engine functioning, prob. | were. tearing down the burned-out en- N retired, who died in Charleston, . C., | Work for appointment of 4 joint com dissenting vote against ihe adop usation of the misuse of funds, how hool, and when he built the | 1 "cyved a valuable shipment of | zinc” to see if repairs to plstons and e s brought to Washington | mittee to work out a scheme of future of the resolution ealling upon the suh. | VG IS8 :':_:;':\(‘"“:::;':\!":;df;"'"r'::-n[ RBlow School he roughed in the plumb- | "|atest Paris fashions” from a bath | (ajves could be made. If the motor today and taken to the receiving vanlt jction of new irvization and committee (o take pains to ght the | - “w e ~”N—‘:‘ TRt | I for a second-floor teachers’ lava- in the Potomac vesterday when the |ic damaged beyond this stage, nego- in Arlington Cemeterv, where it will | reclamation projects to e Ashford gea & sl he in wvm- | L0 %o this parslouins laes tory, and then he had it all torn eut |port-side engine of the giant Sikor- | tiations will be entered into with the| Lieut. Col. John Scott, United States|remain until final funeral arrange-|tures within safe limits of ihe reci pathy with My, Greenwood's state- | Feferenee 1o (s e O O tord | and_denied its “existence, hut when transport, en route from New | Government for the loan of another senior executive officer of Ments are completed. The body was (mation fund fur the next 10 vears. pient. but he thought the resoluiion | eXpenditures & ! they' dug in the cellar they found all| Y\ to Atlanta with a cargo Of fp 540 16 continue the journey. the 80th Division, Organized Reserves, | #ccompanied from Ch ton hy the . Senator based his dis wronld only prolon sussion which | veTers. 3 the sewer connections for «t. women's wear, burned out several Y plane is the property of thein this city, has been ordered to Fort #dmiral's son-in-law, Charles H. Dray-, L I HIOIERA would srow & intensity and bitierne Open to Criminal Libel “Mr. Ashford has talked to me not |hundred feet over Hains Point. e was char. | Leavenworth, Kans. o 1 he did not deem ‘h'; and do ne material good. Mr. . fr. Ashford < made a deliberate | once but a sconp of times about arti The transport, powered with two denartaent stove ¢ duty as an instr - - It was met at Union Station by |course ol action wise because it ‘\:‘"" a I that he hud heen usition, which, in my opinion, | ficial lizhting in the schools. 1le built | Liberty engines located in the wings 7y o lond of “latest Parls mod- Al School. For the past four | members of the family, O e stanch aplon of sionce on the yenders him liable to ac jm on the | the addition to the Powell School, and | and on either side of the cabin, had | J I S [E TG - B ST FIO00 vears s been in charge of all re. | Hilary P. Jones, B. C. Bryan and Regi- )1 .‘.'..,'.""rx - p;n;n:(llim\’\ll‘nfl:“l ent making political fr ot 1 espendi e st Tor thans months, | part of any member of fhis board | was to put electric lghts in it. What | just taken off from the Naval Air | G2 ! h i etivitien: s thits eity. ahid Vidia | nald, NInoton. and ML Gon: Georse B et ived thes should | Sither . for criminal Nbel or for | did he do? 1fe put the Nght over the |Station at Anacostia, en route to Pope SO A St ietite. (also iy, including enrollments of citizens | Barnett of the United Ktates Marine | 7atlon of authority is necde s pet. fnasiuch as the critieism was | slander. [ think this hoard should | teacher's desk and sald the children | Field, Fayetteville, N. C., as the only | yj; vor ‘Walkes Cew York to Mayor |fOr attendance at civilian training | Corps. to meet the demands of the reclama ttin loose that the idea is get- | demand of the congressional commit- | could get along without it. stop between here and Atlanta. A | Gt ¢ T e esengers | CAmps . at Camp Meade and other | Admival Beatt v v s tion fund. e vl (hat one can el awAy |tee that they call upon Mr. Ashford| “These are a few incidents T have |large leak developed in the radiator |y the plane are Copley Clark and | Nearby stations. tion in the Navy many vears, | . with anythin to prove his statement. dug ont. 1 have not the time to #o|as the ship was getting altitude and (35 GIIF of New wack. miiated et S was one of 16 captains who made the | di L Iah te Sav very definitely.” Mr. |1 think we have reached the point | into the completed record. I think [unknown to the pilot, Roscoe Turner. | it (he General Afr g First Woman Surgeon Dead trip around the world with the Atlan- | Turks Take to the Radio. Grenwond informed his fellow board | where we must do away with this | this board should take a very definite | the water poured freely from the en- : 1 B S " neat quiriile Presiout Rocaeveln! asacts feomi Tiober Collene i Cun ickera, Sthe epted this [loose talk, this loose criticlsm, this|action. I think. perhaps, we have|gine. Without warning the propel- - . - Dame Louisa Branderth Aldrich- | administration and had charge of tak- | stantinople <y the Turks are s e s K iy o o envibing | Boow Iivitated bavors the Lolpt of in: | Jer. “auilt cold.” The pilot pave the Assigaed to Foru Mysr Blake, who recently died In England, | inz the monitor Monterey across the | keen radio fans. The radio concerts P personal matter. I will give about the Board of Education and get | durance. T know 1 have. If the rest starboard engine ‘“the full gun, yer. was the first woman to take the de-' Pacific to the Philippines during the 'ziven in the college ¢ pel att t Lon the reasens why 1 have accepted |away with it. Here we have got &ome- | of the board feels as I do then you | eircled the field and made a graceful | Capt. Stewart F. Miller, 10th Field | gree of master of surgery from the | Spanish-American war. The latter |many Turkish residents, hesides the it In this wa thing which has gone a little bit too ! will come to the support of your for-|landing. Artillery, at Camp Lewis, Wash., has | University of London. For a quarter | trip was considered risky. and Ad-|students. The Turkish vernment “The reason why 1 say that T pre-|far. mer chairman of the committee on “If it hadnt’ been for that rudder I|been assigned to the 16th Field Artil-|of a century she was England’s most 'mival Beatty was highly praised for has not vet authorized the college, fer to accept this as a personal at- “Now let us see just for a moment buildings, grounds and equipment.” doubt If I could have made the fiel lery, at Fort Myer, Va. celebrated surgeon. his success. hewever, to Install & broadeasting set.