Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1927, Page 12

ROOSEVELT BOOSTS DEMOGRATCANITY Joins With Randolph at At- lanta Dinner in Stressing Party First. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, C Democrats were called on here tonight by Franklin D. Roosevelt and Hollins N. Randolph to place party above can didates in considering the Democratic presidential nomination who was floar le February 26 in the 1924 guest Mr. ¥ th forces nvention, was en by Democt honor the Geor zia de ion in : and one of the leaders for Wi McAdoo. Mr. Roosevelt has recently health re purchased Warm Spring the sort in Georgia, and Winter there. “This spent polit dinner in welcome dinner.” “If it were a po- | t with propriety a the Democratic party and declare that the time has a to the party itself than to pe ties, more to the principles the Demo. eratie party typifies than to the per sonnel of the candidates. with propriety declar should be made pro gressive and more abreast of the times, that old and archaic rules of nomination should be abolished and new rules adopted to prevent the pos- =ibility of another deadlocked conven- tion, such as we had at Baltimore, San’ Francisco and New York. And were the evening a political occasion 1 might declare that a pledge should be required of all candidates at the next convention to support the nomi nee without reservation, whoever the mnominee may be.” Mr. Roosevelt indorsed the declara- tions of Mr. Randolph. “*As Mr. Randolph has said,” he de- clared, “this is in no sense a political dinner, but it is a pleasure to hear his plea for the placing of principles before candidates in the councils of the Democratic party. When you come down to basic principles, there is very little difference between Demo- crats _in Georgia and Democrats in New York. For Cool Leadership. “Surely thinking people everywhere realize the great fundamental differ- ences between the two national par- ties, and unite in the hope that the Democratic party will present a mili- tant and united front in 1928. I am very certain that all candidates in the next convention will wholeheartedly support the platform and the nom- inees, and I am sure also that when the time comes cool leadership will prevent a long drawn out deadlock and bitter dispute over issues which, ‘while they may be in a sense national, are not properly party issues. “After all, Democratic success in 1928 depends first and last and all the time in winning over enough people who voted for Mr. Coolidge in 1924 to make possible a Democratic suc- cessor to him in 1928. I find the de- sire for unity of effort throughout this State, even as I find it throughout New York.” PARIS OFFERS WEALTHY 100 BOTTLES OF SCENT Qimited Rare Edition Is Newest Thought for Millionaire Mar- ket for Perfumes. By the Associated Press. PARIS, February 26.—Limited edi- tions of expensive perfumes—just 100 tles of a special scent and no more—is Parls’ newest offering to “those oppressed with money. The master minds which supply ar- ticles de luxe for the millionaire mar- ket, have hit upon a vintage scent as the season’s answer to the pressing question of what milady is to do with her pin money. Early arriving wealthy visitors from foreign shores and permanent customers already have made a no- ticeable dent in the supply of 100 numbered bottles of the original lim- ited edition. When the 100 bott are gone, it is promised that this par- ticular vintage will disappear. The elite, dealers say, some day may pick the valued scent to be worn with gowns just as carefully as French hosts choose wine for dinner, while choice collections may some day attain great value for their rarity. e 100 numbered bottles of the »rSt editlon are of Sevres porcelain of turquoise blue. ch bottle is in closed in a valuable box worthy to Fold prescious stones bottle is said to break all previc records in the city where perfumer: @sk $10 an ounce without blushing. “I might that the party & Binho]; ‘Warns Bank Robbers. CAVAN, Ireland, February 26 (®). —The wave of bank robberies which has been sweeping the country prompted Bishop Finegan of Milmore to Issue a warning today in his Len- ten pastoral that such robbers who are mortally wounded by the defend ers of the hanks will be denied Christian burial unless thes signs of repentance before death. Washingto the-minute, strictly fireproof phone and_complete service. to the business district. Single—Monthly Double—Monthly . Weekly—Single Transients Now Ready | Urges Progressive Move. | | The price per | The Antlers Club 2125 G Street N.W. Club-Hotel for Men For permanent and transient guests—a modern, up-to- furnished and decorated. Club showers, running water, tele- RATES Por Reservations, Phone West 319, or the Munsey Trust Co. Main 8080 House Votes Cash For Act President Neglected to Sign yesterday accepted tion of ity judiclary bill becomes & t neither vetoes The an inter | committe law if the nor s it | mressional other than | those which expire automatically every two years on March 4. In doing so it inserted in the pending deficiency bill ‘a. $486.000 appropriation to carry out a treaty with the Shawnee tribe of Indians in Oklahoma. The bill authoriz- ing the appropriation was passed the closing days of the last session, President Coolidge failed to act on it and there has been some con- troversy as to whether it really became law Guided by a judiciary committee opi ., the House yesterday de- that it had House et cided - PRESIDENT VISTS TENPORARYHONE With Mrs. Coolidge Spends 20 Minutes Inspecting Patterson Mansion. The President and lidge paid a 20-minute visit to their temporary residence, the Patterson mansion, on Dupont circle, late yes- torday afternoon. 1t was probably | their "last trip there before moving in, as it is understood they expect to leave the White House about March 1. The President and Mrs. Coolidge had leit the Washington Cathedral after attending the wedding of Miss Rosamond Reed, the daughter of United States Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania, to Charles Denby, jr. Unexpected Stop. Most of their attendants had thought they Wwere en route to the re- ception at the Reed residence. As the cars rounded Dupont circle, however, the one carrying Mr. and Mrs. Cool- idge drove up the short private drive- way to the Patterson mansion and stopped. . The President and Mrs. Coolidge, accompanied only by their naval and military aldes and a secret service man, entered. They remained insid for 20 minutes, and upon leaving re- turned immediately to the White House. Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge made an in- | spection of their future home, visit- ing most of the rooms in the house and satisfying themselves that every- thing was practically ready for their occupancy. Both are understood to have appeared quite satisfied with the arrangements. All that now re- mains is the removal of their per- sonal effects in order for them to take up their residence. Attracts Attention. ‘The presence of the White House cars, their identity given away by the tell-tale National coat of arms on the doors, in the driveway attracted considerable attention and many per- sons waited in front of the home and over in the park at Dupont Circle for the couple to appear. Policemen kept street traffic moving swiftly, however, to prevent a jam when the President and Mrs. Coolidge were ready to leave. . Lieut. Col. Parker Reassigned. Lieut. Col. Austin A. Parker, U. S. I, on duty with the North Carolina National Guard at Raleigh, has been ordered to Fort Sam Houston, Tex., for duty with regular troops. Ordered Here for _D.ntyA Maj. Harold E. Albaugh, Army Dental Corps, at Langley Field, Va., has been ordered to this city for duty at the Army Dental School. Houees For Sale and Rent J. LEO KoL MAIN 5027 923New York Av. 1237 Wisc'n. Aw DENTIST Special Set of Teeth Upper or Lower e Examination Free Terms of Payment to Suit DR. MOTLEY 613 7th St. N.W. Opposite Putent Office n’s Newest stag hotel. Rooms beautifully Within easy walking distance .$40.00-$50.00 for Occupancy TEAGHERS HONES MAYSTART HERE National Education Associa- tion Votes to Establish Residences for Retired. By the Associated Press. DALLAS, Tex., February 26— Homes for retired school teachers are to be established by the National Bdu- cational Assoclation in accordance with a decision of the association’s directors meeting here today in con- junction with the convention of the department of superintendence of the hody The directors at meeting_presided over by Blair of Spring field. Til., president of the association, voted to authorize the trustees of the organization to accept unconditional and gifts to purchase sites, tablish endowments [ o Chifforette 1 Vanity Includes: furnish a cozy bedroom. port-Bed, Wing Ch Rocker. of velours. Several patterns ti Includes: ; outfit at a low price. 8-Piece D This Oak Buffet, Extension Table and 6 Sturdily Built Mattress, Spring, Bedlamp A beautiful suite of gepume wamut and gumwood o ining Room Suite Chairs in this spe- cial February sale 349:0 $5.00 Sends It Home THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, and create a maintenance fund. Thus taking the first definite step in a move- ment which has been the dream of educators for many years. Authorize Trust Fund. A resolution was passed providing for the establishment of a trust fund to build and maintain the homes. The fund is to be known as the Olive M. Jones fund, in honor of Miss Olive M, Jones of New York, past president of the National Fducation. Association, who started the movement for teach- ers'’ homes four years ago. The amount of the fund was not de- termined. Whether there would be homes established throughout the country or only one large national home is vet to be decided. Some directors sug- gested that there should be a teach- ers' home In each State. Miss Jones said she would like to see the first home established near Washington, D. C., which is the national head- quarters of the assoctation. Name Board. *It was stated that 20 acres in Florida already had been offered for one of the homes, and that many gifts of money and land would be forthcoming as soon as the machinery for launching the movement is com- pleted. A board of managers for the venture, under control of the dire tor to be appointed late! Chair Bench 129 Wi $5.00 Sends It Home $179.00 Kroehler Davenport Outfit Consists of Kroehler Daven- air and The above is a genuine Kroehler suite, upholstered in good grade o select from. $5.00 Sends It Home $145 Bedroom Outfit ‘08 Spring Mattress 2 Pillows A walnut-finished suite on gumwood. Will make a very nice $5.00 Sends It Home {for $49.50. $225 Complete Bedroom Outfit Since the directors can finally de- termine such matters without $ote of the national association, it is con- sidered that the establishment of such homes already 1s a. reality. ‘This action, considered the most im- portant taken by the Nation's largest educational body in a long time, was determined while the department of superintendence was formally opening its large educational exhibit at Fair Park on the outskirts of Dallas. 3,000 VETS TO SEE PARIS. Will Attend Tenth Armistice An- niversary in 1828. CHICAGO, February 26 (#).—From 1,000 to 3,000 men who saw service overseas are expected to see Parls November 11, 1928, in celebration of the tenth armistice anniversary, it nnounced today by Robert G. Wars and n Bat- veterans of Forelgn n of the Americ mmission. °nt was made at a Natfonal Council of Ad- ministration of the organization. The date of the pilgrimage may be anged to September 26 to celebrate the Baftle of Montfaucon on the bat- tle ground, Mr. Woodside sal Console Tabie and Mirror $7.98 Choice of Complete for 11 FEBRUARY 27, 1927—PART 1. ‘GREATEST FIGHTING PLANE’ TRIED BY U. § P-3-M-2 Climbs to Elevation of 5,000 Feet in 8 Minutes in Cleveland Test. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, Ohlo, February 26.— The plane P-3-M-2, latest contribution to the armed air forces of the United States, took the afr here today in her maiden test before several hundre spectators and officers of the Arm and Navy. 5,000 feet. troit, former Fleld, Dayton, Termed a test pilot at McCool a8 at the throttle. ““three-purpose pla the new ship fs designed to serve as bomber, torpedo carrier and observ It was built by the Glenn L. M: Co., and if observers today decide th teat flight satisfactory, it is unde: stood orders will be placed for more. It is equipped with an 800-horse- power moto ich the constructini engineers d wl Decorated Magazine Rack | (i I 5@ : Specials 9x12 Grass Rugs. . $4.47 9x12 Brussels Rugs....$15.75 9x12 Fringed Velvet Rugs ...........$24.95 9x12 Axminster Rugs..$32.50 27-inch Brussels Rugs.. 98c 27-inch Velvet Ru $3.98 "3Burner Gas Range 4 , Double Day Bed 16 Consists of Double Day- bed, with comfortable cre- tonne-covered mattress with ruffles. During this special sale. $1.00 Sends It Home Free Choice of 26-Piece Nickel Silver Set Or a Dainty Dinner Set With Every Purchase of $100.00 or Over Specials in Our Lamp Department 0 Bridge and Junior Lamps, 4 lets vith al ot soorguite shade 9399 Pottery Base Bou- aoke Tarmp. Speciat i 91,29 12.00 Brid, sete L. s SOAD Every Lamp and Base reduced. 33%% . $1.00 Sends One Home 5-Piece Unfinished $ 1 Ofl Breakfast Set o Consist- of a tially made onstruct- Only $1.00 BED AND BEDDING SPECIALS Simmons Bed Outfit $15:3 Consists of Simmons Bed, a comfortable Mat- tress and a good service- able Spring. An exceptional value offered during this sale only. $1.00 Sends It Home Free Welghted with a load of 7,000 pounds, the huge ship climbed in eight minutes to an elevation of Louls G. Meister of De- 100 ed extremely flexible and capable of generating several times as much power per pound as the Liberty motor. It is built in two banks, each of six cylinders. Naval experts who watched the con- struction of the ship declared thelr bellef that it would prove the most effective fighting afrcraft of its kind in the world. FLOOD PROTECTION FAILS. Swing’s Attempt to Aid Imperial Valley Cut Out on Point of Order. By the Amsociated Press. An effort to obtaln a $750,000 ap- propriation to protect Imperial Valley in California from floods gf the Colo- rado River falled yesterday in the House. Representative Swing, Republican California, proposed the appropriation | in the form of an amendment to the second deficiency bill, but it went out d y k | - | | tuted legislation e | supply bill r-| Mr. Swing said he proposed the amendment because it appeared cer- tain the Boulder Canyon bill would not be enacted at this session. This bill would have provided flood pro- tection to the Imperial Valley not permitted in a L3 MAXWELL'S SPRING OPENING " %5 DELIVERS ANY SUITE °S $195 Complete Living Room Outfit ' Large Size Sofa Club Chair Wing Chair Davenport Table | End Table Includes: A completely furnished living room moderately priced. upholstered in high-grade figured velour of your selection. ance of the articles are selected to har furnish a cozy and comfortable room. $5.00 Delivers This Outfit! $195 Complete Dining Room Qutfit Ch'B"”:'," 3-Piece $ e Console Set s« 4 Ex. Table Includes: S Chii 26-Piece 1 Host Chair Silver Set Mirror 2 Candlesticks Genuine Huguenot walnut and g balance of outfit to harmonize. $5.00 Sends It Home $145 Living Room Outfit Davenport Club Chair Wing Chair Includes: Choice of several patterns of velour. seats. A very good value at a moderate $5.00 Sends It Home Consists of Metal Bed, Dresser, Chest of Drawers. ; on the point of order that it consti- | Bridge Lamp Bridge Shade 2 Candlesticks 2 Book-Ends 2 Torchieres Davenport Table 7-Piece Bedroom Suite $50.3 $5.00 Sends It Home BEQUEST AIDS GERMANS. Wisconsin Woman’s Will Leaves $50,000 for “Middle Class.” | FOND DU LAC. Wis., February 26 (#).—A trust fund of approximately $50,000, to be administered by the Mayor of Orsoy, a city of 5,000 in Rhe- nish-Westphalia, Germany, Is created by the will of the late Mrs. Christina Burger of Fond du Lac, to “alleviate the needy who were members of the former middle class of Germany and have come into hard straits as a re- sult of economic conditions following the war.” The will, filed for probate today, also makes bequests to four German insti- tutlons. Mrs. Burger was born in Ger man; KLEEN-HEE® Tear down yuur Coal Bin and make a play room for the k Kleen-Heet Sales Co. 1013 12th St. \ Phone Main 7886 '119 Suite is f your The bal- monize with the suite and will umwood large size suite with End Table 2 Candlesticks 98 . Reverse cushions, spring price. Spring, Mattress and 2 Pillows. Just the suite for that spare room.