Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1926, Page 17

THE BVEN TARY WILBUR FOR MEMORIAL SERVICES, The anchor, ure of the Navy's Memorial day tary Wilbur, Capt. Fvan Scott CopyriEht by P& A. Photos PRESENTED TO SECR he cast into the waters of the lower Pot Gen. Lejenne, Admiral Grezory, “POPPY ANCHOR™ 3 feet in length, v Left to ri Buflalo exercises and B takes her daily ride. Mrs. as Longworth, wife of the Speaker of the House, and her daughter Panlina, photographed on Sixteenth street yesterday affer- noon. PICI D AN THE MOS kamp, Eurepean artist, he found (he most_he: United States—Miss Lonise Clere of New York Cit __ Vinnekamp making a skeich of (he heauty. to Ernest Linne- utitul girl in the The photo shows AUTHFUL. Aecording ot National Photo NING STAR. WASHINGTON., P €, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 2 1926. THE PRESIDE daughter of \di Buddy Poppy o I BUYS THE Moffete, U FIR th The poppies will b ALL THE COMFORTS 01 HOME rialist_of the Ringling Brothe v also has sy PATIENT'S RELEASE. ART EXHIBITION ORDERED BY COURT OPEN UNTIL MAY 16 Virginia Doctor Declared De- | Public Balloting to End at| tained lllegally at St. | Corcoran Gallery Sunday, However. Elizabeth’s. Although the hal He refs the Coreoran with the ¢ evening ofting in the pub. Justiee William Hit vt today divectod Hospital of formerly 2 of the Su the release from Dr. John practieing Midland. Va.. under writ orpus <ued nut by Attorney a The doctor has 1l since last Jul from Walter Reed rtificate the eme | Lee physici af hahe Crandal heen nnder Tosp: v | en vhich pleture in | at !hr“ will end = Sunday | sed until one May will be af further ind to view the e public shall have e of $200 given ure on dis ard cod W ily. are " nnial 1s sing of th tenth exhibition Il best ar overs are ad that n hospi <fer will not ) that da the o not end from week fi day 16 Veterans e ity hu forde vislts to th cture t Miackey contended there an adjudication into the condition " of the petitioner 1t he was being detained with (uthority. Assistant United Attorney Burkinshaw. rep resenting the hospital authorities, ad- mitted there was no 1 commitment and said that the friends of Dr. Lee were <o him out of the furisdictic insist on what he claimed t to have three daye the petitior Ruling This wonld make of several h Attornes was ment and 1 ont lezal States never e 1o this vhich nno: k. N ors ¢ f visitors gallery will without o'clock | This is | tend. | conventions then and the public is | ited. This occasion prove a convenience i an vhieh Tnswer 1030 Opens Gates, red for the release v in the m the ‘HO OF GREAT BRITAIN'S e in England yesterda to. it is said. | here por P ndred persons ns ih! indonhed r . Fifty.six stokers of the S. S Arabie tr <hip’s officers refused permission, STRIKE AT THE NEW YORK W lv‘\ ed and the photograph shows them gy 80N World War Vot rding the ST POPPY. Little Beverly 1 the honor of scliin ans' eampaicn to sold throughout the Mol BET SHE TRAVELS WITH nd Barnum & Bailey's civons, Mlan ear, her own dining A 1 in her tent and RVEN, he to rush the American metropolis had angplank and zel ashe ik, with the stokers all the BRITISHE WAR HEEO PLACES WREATH [ PON TOME OF Crosficld (with wreath in hand), accompanied hy official day. Mrs. Crosfield is standing beside her he GEORGE of the American Legion, WASHINGTON. €al 5 at Mount Vernon yester George DRILLED MAN AT GEORGETOWN i cetown University, making an st drilled man in the R. 0. Company A wen the competitive hatizlion Father Charles W ward 1o 4. . unit of the Iy Flanni nniver hetween com ROUS dressing litthe iinn 1 eiizel, m oon the “show lienees o “tar Tot.” I conve the | SEVATE DECIDES PRESIDENTVOICES ON MIGHT SESSION' FARIA BILL VIEW Plan May Aid important D. C. Apprises House Whip of His Bills Which Are Still Attituce Toward Measures Pending. Now on Floor. RUSSELL YOUNG chance ate. Tt 1se it newi all of wh bill provi three vears $350.000 thus for in lights. provemen: portant There tion, 1o for mothers which has ;“\il he a o enate, sine New | agency this | tion to the desi S 1 simately e usea A m m Ting pro first elose { before th among the y general <hip sailed. The ~senge plan il ever, &A. Photos, impres hospital Veterans' B Mr. Mackey the asst for 1ay Wednesda Jam A. Whit the writ he man had heen eommunication Rurkinshaw ad given the delay he legal com went b hav to many whose b h far pree exhibiiion Hours during apen regulariy the exhibition 20 am = from HOTEL MAN DEAD | James K. Brooke of This City Suc-| v of employment | ed a view of the ihicn ine catiest sl ECUADOR GOES BACK A1 during the period 1 week davs and on Sun p.m Josad the request of attorney until next Dr. Wil 1o return to o telephone | July. Mr d that even if | could not prove but m t begin men- | passed on TO'CIVILIAN CONTROL | of the e made would held heat that if are 20 pom untii 5 Military Junta Has Directed Gov- ernment Since Bloodless Revolu- tion in July 1925. ner by a cumbs to Heart Disease. A Grant Macon Chicazo Uriver jury o ition. Dr Randolph iversity of Washington ed in the during s e By the Associated Progs QUITO, Ecuador. ister of government press vesterday that military control of the government has been endea and the country's affairs now are in the hands of civilians. The military junta, he said. has heen dissolved. 1l he conducted | s funeral par noon at - 2:30 minister will he in Rnck Rrooke, 85 vears old, and well known died at his residence, 25 1 street. vestord Death was due to heart dis Ar. Brooke conducted ks t Loon Lake, N. Y., during a lfe <ren n the = ! i : Later he was told that rermat crowded it was ot same treat o e is demurring asvium, It wa that other anil gave his cons The physictan is unable to walk, it | wag reported, and was carried into the court In the arms of two atten-| dants from the hospital. His brother | and other relatives had provided an| The automobile to take him back to|tern Virginia | nual ¢ ? Lee House, David D. Caldwell, na- | . | tion president, presiding. There will | dent at St. Elizaheth's said this morn- | he 1 hall at 8 o'clock tonight at the | ing that Dr. Grant was committed to ' hotel, and a banquet following tomor- Ruono, 16, claims to he a kias collector the hospital through the Veterans' row's jon. presided over by who has smacked at least one girl in Rureau, a procedure he claimed, that ank L. Peckham, former American |each of 46 States. A native of Phila- had heen sanciioned Iy a deeision of Legion department commander. The |delphia. he got his osculatory start in the Attorney General and h he | following States have sent delezates | Hollywond and his finish in Greenwich aid not question. to the convention: California, Colo- | Village. There will he no kisses for 10 The patfent did not enter Fliza- | rado, Hlinois, Louisiana. Michigan, days. He will be in the workhouse, be- beth's tn he treated for foot trouble, | Missouri, North Carolina, Pennsyl- | cause a schoolgirl did not like his Dr. White said. vania, Tennessee and Virginia. tyle, mes K na I Coll | 1nd May The min- Washingtonian toBned | the tive hotel man the We Corps W 2 2 the Kcuadorean gov- been directed by Dr. | Isidro Avora, president of the councll | of government, assisted by a council | {made up of ministers, on the order of |a cabinet. under the supervision of & | military xvhmmraw, which came into | power in July, 1925, when a bloodiess | military coup ousted the civil au. | thorities. | At the time the “council of govern- ment” wag formed it was announced elections would he held May 24 for the selection of a president and cabi- net. Sinece April |ernment has doctor s ol d thre = will officiate. Creel w he and the could zet Klizabeth s 1o insa he was told treated the a member of St. Church here and | e part of his life in the greater He is survived by his widow. Sigma Nu Phi in Convention. Sigma Nu Phi Legal Fra- opened its twenty-first an- | nvention this mo = at the | 7 Kiss Collector Is Jailed. NEW YIRK, May 7 (#).—Nicholas de William A. White, superinten | and Rahlnl-( hasing, Coon-Hunting Hmmds Land Brocdvr in Court on Fr: unl Charge | INDICTED INRUM PLOT| | MANY NOTABLES ATTEND | | By the Associated Press GUTHRIE, Okla., May Fxperi ments in canine evolution which led | W. H. Giles of Ripley, Miss., to ad vertise and sell hound dogs that were represented as rabbit chasers by day | ‘coon hunters by night. brought | him inte Federal court here Tuesday on charges of using the mails to de fraud. | Soon after court convened. it as.| sumed the proportions of a national convention of raccoon huuters. The Government charged Giles' Burbank ing activities were not all they were cracked up 1o be. The hound dogs was said, were excellent rabbit ¢ by Il right. But the sun's set |tified they | ment hhit id witnesses tes ting brought no chasing proclivi A dozen Governme houg 1 their pr he Mis: ch the $7 Greenwood, | tell of pur sing farmers to fill ders at an : « price of from | tn £10. | Tomlinson as saving con can sell if you adve tise it right. by testifyir iiles expressed 42 ing. coon-hunting Ripley. They were of the United States 2 quot tiles anything on one day tech from parts t ed rabl hd dog old in all he said. tl MISSION IS EXPLAINED. Alessardri Coming to Washington in Unofficial Capacity. SANTIAGO DE CHILE, May 7 (P).—Ex-President Alessandri, who 18 going to Washington, will not bg| on an official mission, but while | there will have opportunity to ex- press his opinions on the Tacna and Arica dispute, it was stated in offi- cial circles vesterday. Senor Claro- Lastarrfa, the Chilean member of the Tacna-Arica plebiscitary com- mission, and the United States Am- hassador to Chile, Willlam M. Col- | lier, as well as \Villiam C. Dennig. | United States, legal adviser in th2 | plebiscitary matter, will he at Wash- inzton when Dr. Alessandri arrives, | it was pointed out, | Archbishop of P CARDINAL TO VISIT U. S. French Pl'PlfltP to Attend Eucha- riste iConference in June. CHICAGO, (). —Cardinal Charost, Archbishop bf Rennes, attend the ceremonies ristic Congress here.in June, ac ing to a_cable m received at congress headquarte | He s the second *h cardinal to accept an invit Cardinal Mundele n xtended by “ardinal Dubois, | one of the speak- | ers at the congress. will leave Cher- | bourg early in June. and bore out the state. | | of tions that_ mathers inche, ered by the hoard of BACH MANN S FATHER | e party ‘ |FRENCH PRETENDER RITES nch as this Mr step the this IReprescmanvefiParem Accused of | Prince Victor Napoleon Burled in | |t | Knowingly Leasing Property to Still Operators. Brussels, With U. S. Envoy and | Belgian King Present. | By the & | BRt Masy lalty, fore diplomat anis of the Napoleon age vesterday ‘to I'r leon. Ronapartist throne of Fyance, it Al e burial at the Fv Followed hy of Relgium. and four Napolean's hody was the | { church. Imperial eag over the coffin wh ; st WANT MESSENGER BOYS was sald. Four descendants of the families of ! - L Iaenganisior the amilies o I\cxvu Service Examinations for Va as honorary palibe: The United States and Italian Ambassadors at tended. ated P | By the Associated WHEELING | indictment | vielate “Be) 1nd zian or Press roy W. May conspiracy An to ehar addresse | rean Fe the principles tion the Volstead act in knowingly property the illegal man was returned by a grand jury here yesterday Charles "I, Bachmann. busi man. the father of Representa hmann 1lted from pretender to the wha died here Mon owd witnessed his | teasir for lera liguor ¢ " King his e Alhert priv Vietor | stood e to he finding three stiils in the fire-swept ruins a Wheeling building owned ny Rachmann. With him was indicted Tete Pul Pete Minetti and Guy Ross of Re re. Ohio. Bachmann |and Pulito are to be arraigned before- | Jud William E. Baker today. | Minetti and Ross have not vet been taken into custody. requiem | rious Vacancies Announced | The ci announ | amination f of applic The axam in 1h & Commission today open competitive ex me hovs. Re May ) fill varfous service 1 Ser n . Templars to Visit Baltimore. Washington Conmmandery Knights Templar. Grand Commande and Grand Record will visit Beausea 8. of Baltimore, today to take part in the celebration of the fiftieth an niversary of that commandery, which = Full will open with & session at the Ma- | blanks | ceipt 15 vacancies distriet Applicants mu: reached their sixteenth hut not their twentieth birthday on the date of ina tion. T salary rar $£420 to 3700 a year Deportation Bill Offered. Deportation without arrested for ons, owning lottery dev or white slav ill fame th civil trial of aliens arrying concealed weap- '+ operating gambling or | lating the narcotie | WS or owning houses proposed in a bill ude Keip mmandery, No. n and ained application from the office | Statistics indicate that the people of | w Zealand come nearer the attain. | ment of perfect health than the in- habitants of any other country, by Representative 1723 F street. IMinois, He described the measure as “the most stringent deportation® hill ever introdueed.” ~ ¥ contains no specific reference to prohibition law violators. sonic Temple and be transferred later | of the secr to the Emerson Motel for a_hanquet. The Washington Templars will leave by busses at 4 oclock. Grand Com-| Fashionable women mander Gibbs and Grand Recorder | promenade with dozs Kefper will be among the speakers. |to match thelr gowns. A bath, Democrat, in London now dyed In colors