Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1926, Page 27

' _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. RUMANAN SERODL GROLP N ARTA 30 Noted Educators Are to‘i Be Guests of Legation and | Georgetown U. Conveying to Washington mes- sages of good will from officials of | the Rumanian government, a dele-| gation of 30 leading educal and public men and women were wel-| comed to the Capital this afternoon on the occasion of the first visit of such a group from Rumania since the World The delegation, headed by M. Jean Inculstz and M. Jean Bercea, former | ministers of state for Rumania, was | met here by M. Radu T. Djuvari, | ge daffaires and M attache at the lega s of Georgetown Uni- uests they will be visit in the! A. Walsh, 8 oreign Service E a lecture tour| and Dr. Thomas H nt dean, represented the at Georgetown. fter the exchange of oup was taken to| own College, where quarters | heen assigned the members. | This evening they will be entertained | at_dinner at t jan Legation, Al Popevici, F Georgetown | i Lieut. Jean .J. ‘vench department, have | ing trips for the| during the afternoon. i wics were followed by who is v ent during . partly as a re-| their | is « a group of Georgetown men who vis- | ited in Rumania last vear. Coming at | & tima when Queen Marie is planning v an official trip to the United es. the arrival of tha Rumanian up is of particular interest in the Capital. Nine prominent women, known in professional and education- a1 circles of Bucharest, are members s expected, the group | on pilgrimages to d the Tomb of the luncheon, at will be Mount Vernon Unknown ¢ A which members of the Rumanian Jle-| R staff will he guests, has been | Ration | ged in honor in the after- | ar noon at Gec n this country anians w cestigate edu- | acilities and make a. study | of the industrial and economic con- | s in the United States. They | ave Washington tomorrow | for Pittshurgh to visit the( and then will go to Phil- | adelphia, re the Rumanian gov-| ernment has an exhibit at the Sesqui- | centennial Exposition. Personnel of Party. | “The personnel of the party, as made | i known by the Rumanian legation, in- cludes the following jean Inculetz, formei minister atate and v ber of the academ Jean Bore . coun. | Dumitry University of | Constantinescu, tribunal; Nicolas Alexander 1a b ] colas Dragu- | an. profess orges V", Chirvasie, srofessor; Michel 1loos, professor; | obert Weinbers. graduate law stu- dent; Alexandre Westfried, graduate law student sila V. Stanciu, Alex- andre Mateeccu. John Del Veechio and Jules Niculescu, students; Leon Fe-| varu, instructor at Columbia Univer- | who is accompanying the group; ! sity, Manoil Spiegler, business man. and | Mr. and Mis. Packer, official photog- | up. includes the follow- | via Jean Borcea, head Maternity Hospital in rescu-Braila. gradu of Music: Ce- anoil Spiegler, gradu rvatory of Music; Dr. | tza Zamfir, professor, and Rea - wrter i Reduced Fares Marshall, Va. ACCOUNT Faugquier County Fair sule August 2 final lim August Tickets on usive miduight 28th Usual large program is offered at the Fair | ts and infc ?IF Southern -NI%:" Railway System rude Slerk Eg St staction — e PEERLESS RUBBER KEYS Mean Greater Ease and Efficiency ' the most occupations ghtened as n will permit. 2 KE nd Billing the best Mce manager speeds work as SHKE UCING STATIONERS E ST- -N-W DG Main 3641 Steubenville, Bewildered by 3 Mayors, SHOOTING BOY BANDITl Now Learns City Has 3 Chiefs of Police DECLARED JUSTIFIED By the Associated Press. STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, August 26.—Steubenville, bewildered by the discovery after a municipal contro- versy recently that it had three mayors, learned yesterday that it also had a trio of police chiefs. Prosecutor Roy Merryman revealed that the 11-year-old suspension case of Harry Frankhouser still is pend- ing in court, and that Frankhouser still seeks reinstatement. He claims that Chief Blaine Carter, suspended recently pending hearing on removal charges, has been merely acting chlet for the last 11 years. Carter, who succeeded Frankhouser, is fighting for reinstatement. Meanwhile, Ross “BIAS BOB” IS LATEST. Vivian Martin Gives Style to Paris and It Becomes Rage. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News PARIS, August 26.—What is called the “bias bob” has come to Paris. It | is a fashion of cutting the hair with | one side shingled and one side lert long. in order that the fair demoiselle may have long hair or short as she wishes. The fashion was brought here from New York by Vivian Martin, the American actress, and is one of many indlcations that it is Ameriéa which 1lows. But regardless of its origin, the Dblas bob has taken Parls by storm, even though it is taking women some Labat, | time to learn how to slant their heads | properly so the exciting bias line shows to the best advantage. However., if it is making the women happy, it is driving the barbers crazy. 1Copyright. 19:26. by Chicago Daily News Co.) It doesn't add to a man's peace )¢ for the courtesies shown | of mind when a woman gives him |she was not divorced. Attorney Henry a plece of hers. Fashion Cunningham, promoted from the ranks, Is serving as chies At the time of Carte uspension a few weeks ago, Mayor John Patton | temporarily disappeared when a group of church people petitioned | the Common Pleas Court for his re- | moval. Patton named 'a justice of the peace to act as mayor during his absence. But the president of the city council contended he was the only legal acting mayor. While both claimed the office, Mayor Patton re- turned to fight the order of the Common Pleas Court rémoving him. Patton was fnjured last Sunday when he was struck by a base ball while umpiring a game. Attorneys have delayed the court action pend- ing his recovery, | {SCIENCE SURVEY IN ITALY.| | Mussolini Orders Data in Schools and Out to Achieve Economies. ROME. August 26 , (#).—Premier Mussolini_has appointell a committee | aded by Minister of National | { Economy Belluzzo to arrange for the | utilization of all physical. chemical, | {mel‘hanlcal, metallurgical and electro- | technical laboratories in Ttaly to study | | means for the achievement of great| i national economies. , The committee also has been au- | thorized to study a way of co-ordl- nating the activities of sclentific |creates styles nowadays and Paris| laboratories in all Italian celleges and universities to the same end. ! | Husband Awarded Decree. Otis H. Smith was awarded yesterday | by Justice Siddons of the District Su- preme Courty an_interlocutéry decree | of annulment of his marriage to Grace | A. Smith, which took place in_ New York City August 7. 1924, Smith claimed that the defendant had & hus- band living at that time from whom M. Fowler appeared for the husband. — e pote— says— Blacl( Velvet an cl M oire for Fall wear * in patent leather satin . 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Guggenheim & Co., Colorado Sheriffs’ Association As- serts Deputy Was Threatened by Leslie Gonce. | By the Asqociated Press. 1 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Au- ust 26.—The shooting last week of slie Gonce, 14, “baby bandit.” by Deputy Sheriff Charles Fiscus. at Pueblo, Colo., was upheld by the Colo- rado Sheriffs’ Association at its con- vention here yesterday. A resolution adopted by the organization declared that “the sentiment of the people jshould be with these officers.” Young Gonee still clings to life in 2 hospital here, although four bullets have been lodged in his body since last Friday, one of which tore through a lung. The sheril said t! had consid- ered the cire tan d heard the stories of eyewitness ing the resolution, which gave the first detailed account of the boy's ca- reer from the peace officers’ view- point. The resolution sald “this boy placed his hand on his gun and threat- |ened the officers” when they attempt-/ ed to arrest him on the streets of Pueblo. “Whep the deputies approached him to complete the arrest.” adds the reso- lution, “he drew his gun and leveled it at the officers and said, “I will kill you.” Thereupon the officers shot and the boy dropped to the sidewalk.” Mrs. Henning Will Filed. The will of Mrs. Effie M. Henning, who diec August 18, was offered ves- terday for probate. She leaves premises 121 Tenth street northeast to her daughter, Esther Noel. Her three sons, Joseph M., C. Wesley and W. E. Henning, are to divide 110 shai of the stock of the Phillips Sausag Co., with money due the testatrix from the company. The remaining estate goes to the daughter. The son, Joseph M. Henning, is named as executor. An intriguing cut- | out design in Black Velvet, and in ' | gleaming i patent leather, S’[ | { | too re. 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