Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1927, Page 5

v WRITERS DISTORT Virginia Senator Denounces Washington Correspond- ents, Demands Curb. By the Associ Press CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., A Washi respondents was made iation of ator Carter Glass of Senator Washingt ¢ of Cha £ facts reg the Scaate was o he sail, even among sre reput-ble papers. incident last vear when rortec had a fist i declaring S to te told of he was 1 the at toward ve mea | vicious | nen. visitor ssion of *“the influ affairs | ir the Univ ere by | DEWOCRATIC LEADERS | ASK U. S. DEDICATE DAY TO JEFFERSON | Members of Centennial Com-1 ' mission Also Advocate | Memorial Here. j | By the Assaciated Press. CHARLOTTESVILLE, of Thom som’s birthday on April 13 as | tional holiday and the establish a memorial to the author of the Doe- | [ lavation of American Independenc Washington will be uvg vesult of d Lefore as the adopted this aftérn the United 4 nial Comr held Jefferson's home, and | notables trom all over the lliam Gibbs MeAdoo, former Treasury, and S o Virginia, 1 brief tributes to Jefferson, after the | formal resolutions had been presente: Stuart G. Gibbony e ntin: those e to the home of who bad | Adoo said that when he w to Washington in 1913 as Se, 3 reasury he was surprised to f iment there 1 Leen «rected e Democrats “It would be most appropria for some Am Democrat or Re- | publican, forward and with | { the American people erect a true me- | morial to the done so | much for the Nation,” MeAdoo | said. | Senator calied attention to | the fact that Virginians have permit- | ted %o many of the historic homes of the State to ba bought by peopie without. He congratulated the J son Founda toward the restoration of Montic and praised Jefferson “not only a philosopher and artist, but a d er of human rights and a man of in- | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. AUGUST 1 1927—PART Sanders, TO END MARRIAGES| Other Aanul- th T. Thomp- | son White., Thempron Wi oth: Thompson whose address ven as 103 Tourth str s N as de fendant is |in the suit filed White, the ders through { Sanders, 1 cast L. finite variety 1 In addition to those mentioned, the | 1 semblage includea Ritchie, of Maryiand Gov. Albert M. Patric CLASH ON PROHIBITION |31 i e oo AT VIRGINIA INSTITUTE sili s "6 of the Chattanoo, | Greek_D: des, editor of the i Iy: Ralph R. Loun New York, John R. Saunders, attor- ney general of Virginia, and many for the enforcement of the law as it { members of the Institute of Public 0 if we want & change, to elert | ATaIFs in e mat the University of ators and Congressmen who will | universtiy faculty. o crs Of the 3 ! Jeflerson Medal Given, Mr. AcAdoo, as presiding officer, n medal was prese: #pol in at the conclusion of the . s, gen discuss hich continued almost three hout | aut | Milton, News; A, Atlantis tinued from First Page.) bury of ed to al manager of Service Corporation, | Gibbony in recognition of his | services in connection with the instal- he Jefferson light at Monti. to be the most powerful ht in the world, which will be cated next Tuesday night the States seemed | 40 cises presided over i fon that their rights | York City by Acting Mayor mmonwealths were in.|and in Charlottesville Hen; rohibition had been | Allen, former governor of Kansas, on a5 & whole when - “including Mary- ; ifled the elghteenth amony. Hot Rivets. Vhere is the interference with | From the New York World, S When the Federal Govern-| Old New Yorkers, if any, have often "Nt enforces an amendment to the | ldly wondered what would happen it Stitution which has been ratified | the man with the tin pail failed to he states themselves?” he asked. | ateh the whitehot rivet carclessly - ipped to him by a fellow workman ir Pro difl!on!. 40 feet away and 300 feet up in the iture of Aviation” was the|air. in the steel spider web framo of the address of Maj. work of a skyscraper. Take 10.000 ick. chief of Alr Serv.|skyscrapers with 10,000 steel castings spoke tonizht to a large |cach and a hundred white-hot rivers to the beam and the number of these ; « ve | small _sizzling asteroids hurtli ever have to defend ourselves | through the upper air as the me: ezalnst a powerful enemy who can |steel jugglers play pitch-and-catol ¢perate from land bases on this con- | must mount into astronomical figures: linent. Any serious attack upon the [and so far as we have observed the es must come from over- | catcher never muffs. ould such an enemy attempt | To Miss Helen Frawley of Rich- to strike with his fleet or to transport | mond Hill, L. I, came the unsolicited | s troops to effect a | honor of settling a moot question, dequate air force will |She knows and can testify t t losses which will insur= | catcher does fail once in a way; for, | riding cn the roof of a Fifth avenue Gen. Tatrick predicted that | bus, she intercepted a hot rivet that irplanes of future commercial uss | fell 20 stories from a building in con- will become safer and safer, and | struction and become a hospital case, vel in this manner will become |learning that both burns and bruises e common.” may result when the tin pail fails to Maj. R. H. Ranger functi In spite of which peopl: Corporation of America rightly continue to ride on bus the program tonight. 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Rates by Mail—Postage Paid Payable in Advance Maryland and Virginia— ll.'w-wvv: Sunday Ore S S 56c 25¢ Onre w R R 10¢ other States— month. .. - 5¢ 35¢ wveek. ... .oosmenineni 25¢c 10c White, other in two suits filed yesterday District Supreme Court. One asks for an absolute divorce a Ly her husband, Marion 1132 A street southeast, and | is a suit for annulment of to Joscph Milton San-| n insane pors whe sues | his mother Marietta 2415 Broth. south- | Attorney Madison that he wa Octab through | 14, | throurh he court rendon, Md.. with J. with whom sh up in 43 1.5 seconds. Hyattsville wa: a close second, its time being 44 sec onds. Asst. gineer H. PRINCE GEORGES E. Wilson, Mount Rainier, holding that I ville did not follow regulations contest as closely as Mount Last year Hyattsville won this 4 ture, so that this company and Moun |Finger Elected President at Convention and Parade , in Capitol Heights. cup offered by the Washington I'os in this event. In the double hook-up event, Hy ville won, its time being 44 ¢ Riverdale being second with seconds. The winning team prised Chief Noble F. Rushe; s o S Roy Johnsol plug, A. Degge: » Finger. former mayor of | sonpection, F. Elmo, E. Davis ghts and publisher of the | Smith. The hose wagon was drive: Wee -view, was elected presi-|by S. Wilcoxen. A silver cup, offe fden of Prince Georges County | by former chief of the Riverdale fir | Volunteer Firemen's Association at | department, W. C. Gray, went to th | the fifth annual convention here to- | winners. day, featured by » de and fire| Hyattsville also won the 1on tess, Other officers chosen were pumper event, making the connectio | aner, Riverdale Heights, vice [in 43.1 seconds. mmel, Cottage City, | second, its time ". Veneman, River-| Winning team: Chief N driver; suction, Asst Robr 3 . a member of the |Johnson; plug, A. Degges; pump cor { board of of the State Fire- [ nection, F. Elmo, and nozzle, Josep {men's A . and a member of | Vincenzo and T. Latimer. A | the An m Fire Company, Hagers: | cup, offered by S | town, Md., installed the officers. |ton, went to the winners. vancis H. Crown, chief of the Mount | Rainier Fire Department, and_ presi- |'dent of the association, was in the All the officers were elected | sistant being D. opposition. Mount Rainler |the Washington department. selected for the meeting of the |officials, with Capt. H. W 11928 convention. The business meet- | Riverdale Heights; Chief T. C. Gare {ing was held in Odd Fellows Hall. ner. Riverdale Heights, and T. \e town was gavly bedecked, Amerl- | Veneman, Riverdale, : judges. Entertained at Dinner. | Special Dispateh to The star APITOL HEIGHTS, Md., August being 43 Chief Ro; was Sergt. A. J. Bargagni of Al the business houses and many private residences. 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Mount ainier was first, making the hook- Rainler are now tied for the silver (06" pump | Gr nd J. | Hoyle Riverdale was a close seconds Rushe, Nearly 2,000 Delegates to Attend The official starter and Hmfil:»qlv;ln'x. tes, will convene here tomorrow at Washington Fire Department, his as Sullivan,” also of | These | Prime, | comprised the The contestants started from a point smti:)nsih‘(xl_\' first street, the run being made | ¢0U swelling the crowd to | to the fire plug at the northeast cor.| €t . |ner of Sixty-first street and Central | With an extensive sales Chlef J. A. Fisher of the Annapolis Fire Department and Roy L. Morgan. | tion of Friedrich Wilhelm Nletzsche, D. J. KAUFMAN, »c 5 | chairman of the board of trustces of | the State Firemen's Association, wete The winning team comprised |iriong the interested Chief_Carl Young, Asst. En- pt. of Ma- 1 chinery Edward Chase and Pvts. Albert Talbott and Peter Beckett. 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