Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1926, Page 3

| VIRGINIANS HAIL COOLIDGE ATTACK ON BUREAUCRACY Continued from Fir SEWERS DRAGGED Sk too, that he cherls certail Police Say Prisoner Told of imount of briaé and sacistaction in ;’IIH’ n.mnner in which his speech was Throwing Pieces Away. |iis v Cuff Links Found. He liked the response. He Page.) { ideals of the founding fathers, which e was advocating, were cherished by he company about him Interested in Historic Spots. Having u keen appreciation American history, particularly co- tnial history .and the Revo'utionary verfod, the President during his visit (v this section manifested much in- terest in the various buildings, each with @ history and a romence all it own, us well as in the countryside it- selt, which is famous not only as Revolutionary battleground, but watched ! vesterday ragging of shingty hich Wal of 416 While curious crowds headquarters detectives afternoon supervised the d four sewers in deo: town W 1 quest of stolen jewelry ter Willi 5 ve old. § Uwelfth street, is alleged to have ad mitted throwing away. * | A pair of cuff links. rot vet identi fied, Was the only jevelry recovered. The sewers were dragged fley lis, who was booked for investiga- | lowin: rrest and alleged | rdmissio s 8 h wh recovery of wha $3,000 wor i~ loot part of the Clvil War. ed out to him the old powder horn | erected by Gov. Spottswood to con- tain arms and ammunition: the jail here Gov. Hastings was incarcer- d and which {8 sull in use; the auaint old story and u half building | 10 obtain funds otics, and > esbimate ! - from his| t the jewelry | obtained in 20 housebreak | the colony irom 6: the | here during the last few weeks. | Waller House: the Garrett House, ectives Brodie. ney. W eber | I3assett Hall and the Nelson House: | alley invest d the case. | Audrex House made famous in mod- | it is said by the police ru fiction: Bruton Parish Hall, the “m that he had thrown awa {bell of which was loudly pealed when | fewelry that had engraved the Virginia convention udopted the | tialed. which might become inc resolutions of independence, and | nuting if found in his posses: sther places probably not as well sewers were known but just as old Workinen The beil in the belfry of Bruton | 1riment vish Church was rung today as a | feature of the anniy ry eere- monies Another fea e was the| special edition printed of the Vir-| | zinia ette, the oldest puper A T h ihe and Le first paper i Pennsylvania avenue print ation of Independ- But at Twelfth streel und Pennsyl: | ence. 15 edition ‘was produced by nia avenue the two cuff links were | jje of journalism of William ind Mary College Others Make Addresses. Others who made addresses at the .ll.‘ d be or | named as disposal | sewer | detec from the no elf avail e sewer at T Willis Tolice w Lofore pla No. 2 Police nplete the invest < definite charges, sons R th the form of have Yount Named U. S. Observer. Maj. Barton K. Yount, assistant military attache at the Paris| embassy, has been detailed to act | as “observer’ for the Army Air| Service during the sessions of the Special Committee of Experts which open tomorrow in Paris. He acted in a similar capacity at the Inter- national Conference on Aerial Private | Rights, when the expert group was reated. in Paris last yvea PECTAL NOTIC . Main 4 CONCI : with or without et for_concrete work. on peake Ba North 9001-W 3 equipi will contr u resort w preferred. Phone p.m GOING AWAY THIS SUMME ent. Mail addre Kresge Bg. WHO HAVE the jewelry store of 14th st nw.: Please for same immediately the store of Ambassador Jewelry Optical Co.. 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SMITHS TRANSFER AND’ STOR- HOUSEKEEPER! with_Cyelone. 6 PROGRESSIVE SALES CO. WANTED, TO HAUL FULL OR PART L Po! PECIAL RATES, & NATIONA [VERY ASS INC., 17 160 THE ANNUAL TING OF THE § CK- holders of the James Blue (‘hamkr:‘ol"‘(,n{ Tiec will be held on the 25th dav of May 1926, at 8 o'clock p.m.. at the office of the company. 1823 13th st. n w. JAMES T, BLUE. President thefts during the past few weeks in | e in the celebration, and women appeared and went over the jthe early itriots of the republic. He Jowelry counter on bargain day. | e e { sequently became a nation. Free gov- Appeal Made to Public for Gifts and responsibility of the people them of the Nation on Memorial day, May |vidual and to_be honored. of Virginia, Senator and Mrs. Bing- i i and Col. Harry M. Anderson of Vir- oy onations also are being re:| o ana Fisher of Tennessee, Bland, will be announced at a later date. | ;X" frd ident and Mrs. Coolidge and Tuesday. was south of the tip of | old Williamsburg, which had done here from reports sent from George- | party will cruise ahout the Potomac Survey states that the region in \ttached to the landing of the Presi they were greeted W h cheers and deciding battle of the Revolutionary Zive him a happy welcome seemed to The presidential party lost little| {ee were on hand to greet the dis- fails to attract almost as much at- handsc . not knowing it was the harbor. There were groups assembled at party passed is sparsely settled. The Hroom, so common in this section, af- The Scotch broom bushes immedi- s glad to teel that his ideas and the | of | belng conspicuous during the early | Hie had point- | used as the office of the secretary of | on | | THE SUNDAY of Columbia. Gov. Byrd rode with the President. told hiu the Scotch broom and its interesting history. Briefly. the Scotch broom is said to have found its way into Vir ginfa accidentally It came with ship. ments of hay from England for Corn wallis' army, and has since spread although the bush is not found toany extent in this country except right in this part of Virginia The old town of Williamsburg, with its tall shade trees and quaint homes was all a-flutter for this grand ocea sion. The crowds along the way grew larger and the demonstrations miore frequent and louder as the President approached the town. The party stopped at the site of the old Capitol of colonial Virginia, prob ably most noted as the place in which Patrick Henry made famous Caesar-Brutus ~speech t ton. The building wa: tire more than ha today only a line of stone of the original _structure There is o modern granite erected on the spot. It was to this stone that the P dent and Mrs. Coolidge went to read the inscriptions thereon and to look down upon the remains of the historic building The presidential sulute of 21 guns was given the President upon his ar rival at these ruins. Met By Soldiers. who ago and and brick stone ney to William and Mary College where the actual exercises were held, they were picked up by an ort composed of a company of Infantry from ifort Busti This part of the procession was made slowly, thus affording the populace and the thou sands of visitors who had come for the celebration a good opportunity to look upon and acclaim thelr Presi dent and the First Lady of the Land, as well as the chief executive of the Commonwealth of Virginta. Upin arrival at the college grounds the procession came 1o a halt in front of the residence of Dr. J. A. C Chandler, president of the college, where the President and s party alighted, and after a cordial reception upon the broad porch were taken within where a brief reception was held Like most everything else in Wil liamsburg, this residence has a his tory dating back to early colonial a would cause any lover of real Ameri n colonial hgnes to look with envy and admiration. Heads Processional. The President was then taken to the college campus where he was placed at the head of a processional participated in by the entire faculty and student body of the college. This led to the stand erected for the occa sion in the open space directly in front of famous old Sir Christopher Wren Hall, said to be the oldest col lege dormitory in America, from which the addresses were made today. As the President mounted the plat- form the band struck up “Hail to the Chief,” after which he was given the Willlam and Mary College vell, which was followed by iloud cheering on the part of all who had assembled. The ceremonies were opened by Gov. Byrd as chairman, who, after a welcome to the many visitors, made a hort address in which he told of the ots leading up to the meeting of the Virginia convention that adopted the resolutions defying British rule and \lling for a Declaration of Independ- ence, and the subsequent incidents re sulting in the actual adoption of the Declaration. 'DEAF HEAR INSTANTLY Amazing Invention Brings Im- mediate Relief to Those Who Are Deaf. 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THE ARGONNE ' When the jewelry which was taken es besides I'resident Coolidge T om Willis' room was brought buck Byrd were Representative police headquarters vesterday aft Mills of New York, @ member which stolen property was listed an- resident of William swering the general description of the | Mary e articles of Jewelry found were rve.| Representative Mills emphasized quested to attempt identification of | the importance of the people of this swelry, three of them positively iden- |~lso spoke for supremacy. of tiying ‘several pieces, according to|the States. He declared that the safety police. During the identification pro- | of our institutions is due not so much coss, for a time. headquarters took on |t the powers gpranted the Federal Further attempts at identifi hich the Virginia convention was ewelry will be made tome Shisistont.” - . He deciared that the Revolutionary ‘ar was won not by a nation but by 80,000 GRAVES NEARBY TO BE HONORED MAY 30 | -rnment. he said. means . self-govern- |ment and that self-government can- !not long exist if the agencies of the | Government are so distant as to be{ of Flowers or Funds to Ob- serve Decoration Day. |selves. In his opinion. there is r 2 need for the country to re-familiarize In renewing their appeal for pub-|itself with the ideals of the Govern-| le assistance this vear in paying ap-|ment as it was founded and that there 30, the committees in charge of thebility and self-re ceremonies for the G. A. R. and allled p veteran associations point out that LPKlsl.llors in Party. there are now more than 80,000 graves| In the President’s party. besides Mrs. Coolldge, were Senator and Mr: The committees are appealing not Einia, BHEnacs L only for-contributions of cash to help | ham of Connecticut, Representative defray the expense of this tribute [?0d Mrs. Montague of Virginia, ¢ but also for flowe Bascom Slemp of Virginia, former secretary to Mr. Coolidge: Everett piaced in the ban r stores and other < extablian. | Kinia, agent for the American-Vexi- ments throughout the city for the|can Claims Commission. .convenience of the public in making| Among the members of the House of Representatives who attended the ceived by The Evening Star, and wl nddressed o (hin Taperpnawhen| Drewry and Deal of Virginia, Mc: plainly marked on the envelope for| SWeeny of Iliinols, Stobbs of Massa- “Memorial Day Decoration tund. | chusetts, Chapman of Kentucky and sardiner of Indiana. 7 i others of their party and the gov- Quake in Southwest. ernor and other State officials were T guests of President Chandler at a he earthquake recorded by | Juncheon served in his home. Tower ~California. at latitude 16 | itself so proud on this occasion, short- degrees morth and longitude 104 |1y after o'clock. and returning to the degrees west. This was determinec | Mayflower awaiting them at York- Ly seismologists the United | {own, started on their journey home. town University, ~Fordham _Uni-| tomorrow, and will arrive back in ey the Dominion | Washington tomorrow night or early Observatory, and the station | \fonday morning. of the Coa eodetic Survey at | : Given Great Reception. which the quake accurred is one of | frequent seismic activity. | dent at Yorktown. As he and Mrs. | Coolidge stepped upon the dock from { the handsome gig with its silver handclapping. More than a_thousand persons had gathered about the wa- terfront of this famous old penin- sular town, so dear to the heart of War and the surrender of Lord Corn- wallis to Gen. Washington The fact that the Executive was not of the same political faith as the vast make little difference. There was no questioning the sincerity of the demonstration despite its briefness. This was true throughout his brief, time at the dock before startin the 13-mile motor ride to Will burg, the scene of today’s exercises. Gov. Byrd of Virginia and several tinguished party officially and to ac- company them to Williamsburg. i Mayflower Draws Attention. he yacht Mayflower, which con- tentlon wherever it goes as does the cxecutive himself. River men sajd that hundreds of people came to Yorktown last night to arr morning. Soon after sunrise today numbers of the towns- Deople and others took points of van- tage on the water edge to look at the The highway between Yorktown and Willlamsburg had been cleared for the President and the little cara- van of automobiles carrying the mem- points along the way and the Presi- Yent bowed or lifted a hand in re- sponse o the occasional cheer or clapping of hands. Scenery offered was strange to the President, especially so because of its contrast to the hills and tall shade irees of New England. He showed fording the only real color to the lundscape, except for the pleasant sight of the occasional fields of red- top clover. ately attracted the President’s atten tion. In appearance these bushes ueiness. - Call us up. with their closely clustered small [RONCI Roofing 1121 5th N.w, | bright vellow flowers_resemble ihe| noor. who had reported | mittee sent by the House the jewelry. A large number of youns ; Nation returning to the principles of the appearance of a department store’s | Government to those reserved to confederation of States, which con- de o Fubl leprived of the immediate supervision propriate tribute to the fallen soldiers | is the indi- in the cemeteries about Washington | Mrs. Coolidge, wete Senator and Ars Collection boxes, in Sanders, the President’s secretary, contributions to the fund. ceremonies were: Representatives Gar- Contoes for receiving floral offerings| 3% Ie Onclusion of the ceremonies, American sesismograph stations| The presidential party left quaint States Coast and Geodetic Survev | It is understood, however, that the Tucson, Arizona. Officials of th There was a certain impressivenes trimmings glistening in the sunlight, every American as the_scene of the majority of those who had come to but auspiclous, visit to this section. members of the celebration commit-! .ved the party to Yorktown, never hoping to catch a glimpse of this | Mayflower as she lay at anchor in bers of his party. The country through which the great interest, however, in the Scotch Interested in Scotch Broom. Company Pb. Main 14" | forsythia so fam.llmr' the Distric. YOU'LL LIKE ~—done by experts who krow their | 16th & Columbia Road N.W. 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