Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1927, Page 4

AUGUST 17, 1927. ]OHIO MINE TROUBLE REPORT IS DUE TODAY! ?ax'ticipants in Dispute Await Colonel's Findings After Recent Inquiry. STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY. “Jo}m Bull” Agam Leaves Smithsonian To Take part in Rallroad s Anmversary THE ZVENING 'WESTERNERS HOLD POWER IN EAST 'Harbord Gives Long List of | Political, Military and f i Financial Leaders. - NAVAL FLYERS SET THREE NEW MARKS Connell and Rodd Beat Dis- tance and Duration Rec- ord and Speed Time. Piano and DeMOll Furlniturz::n(lo. 12th & G Sts. N.W. Break Air Records rest | the Smithsonian Institution for exhibi | tion in the National Museum. Seven | | vears Jater John Bull ran on its own | unbroken again, i ts | 24 years of John Bull” ' The old | | After is under steam locomotive, which 1 steam from Washington to Chicago to has been removed from [ appear in the World's Columbian Fx- | Smithsonian Institution to take | centenary lebration of | |\|n~| of Ohlo Railroad f 4 n 4 Prees, Halethorpe, M., from Se yvVv'mlv;'l'” lh;'n' ‘Y'”! hex. COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 17.—The to_‘October 8. Bt frst to ke he | 1 bl ol . TaRGrat siter of the dispute between Ohio ! B e i s et | “'.CJ' lfl'.'('.."‘“.,l" e oty W unfon miners shift e o today as a report on September S B il s s ' Phine-& Farsitove i on My ohn Bull is the old "Hesldes the locomotive, the Smith from ol LS. Connelis (] {0 make 5 comotive in America W, h vian s lendi v onenrt with mn SRR ol \ sale Now in Progress 4 een built in the shops of G woode enthng n areer in 1831, “last appearance Every ticle of bed- dining room and liv- ing furniture to the ar- part in the the Baltimore & All used or Our Greatest shopworn pi- ¥ F room, anos, players, phonographs, room [ By the Assoriated Prose DES MOINES, lowa Many Mountains sit Br the Associated Press ! SAN DIEGO. Calif.. August 17.— Two world flight records for distance and duration, held by Fritz Loose, German were smashed, and one record for 2,000 Kkilomaters was established yesterday by Lien vron Connell and Herbor €. Rodd, air craft squadrons, battle floet. The naval flver: made a spe tacular 20 hour flight that be 2:02 o'clock Mon afternoon ended at 10:4% this morning The huge P. N. 10 type se In which Connell and Rodd, w tion Machinist Mate Comar sireled the 25-kilometer trianguls 101 times, weiched at the time of take. off approximately 11 tons. 1t carried BOO kilozrams. or 31 pounds, of #and. 1,222 gall gasoline and 120 gallons 2 gal Jon of fuel wi the plane came stick record A = complete 1o Augnst 17— Alleg in the seats of the make room sive, e maode far olter th Tohn I - of Patent | In Oftice maode rallrond in tions, inclidineg many of thowe of | Winans, the Baltimore & Ohio ster mechanie IBallooni men west of ihe bbbt sl ith eonditions in Belmori time. Late yester- 2 to smooth aver dif. ference among Belmont County offi- clals failed when Proseentor Paul V Waddell Tefused to drop attempts to ot Sherift Clyde €. Hardesty, Waddell charges Sheriff | with intoxication and i ol ty. The fight between the 1 m and the sheriff resulted Deating last week of C. V. S et ARMY AIR TEAMS PICKED FOR RACES Disappointment whe his fath passed through Three Groups Selected to Partici- < : Inine, near St Clairsville, Meanwhile | 5 S conditions in the coal fields remalned pate in Spokane Plane | quiet Ohio, A nst 17 | Meet. el hany " | Stephenson & Son in Enzland for the | aetSise nighty life of | Camden & Amboy Railvoad, one of the i units of the present Pennsvlvania sys | the Nation. Gen. James G. Harbord | o “and performing continuous serv told lowa Leglonnaires in:State con ‘lw e from 1831 till 1865, In 1885 the e ioninere R nia pnwmul the engine to ' 1 himself is a product of i West, having heen horn |~ new stock. for som. aviator, in the “Iig business’ ok | I world's speed i Some of the Piano Values Traded-In Upright Pianos Traded-In Players Priced $75.00 to $195.00 $165.00 to $295.00 Teaded-In Victrolas and New, But Slightly Shopworn Other Phonographs Miniature Grand $18.75 to $50.00 $485.00 Reasonable Terms Any Piano desty | itation Face plane h Avia Vincent reourss Woest Invades Wall Street. taken “That legenda and somewhat cal Wall Street, which is used to | ighten children in the West. is the | favarite hunting md _of from the Mi i Valley.” eneral rard down a “dead General } t the conclusion of the world » the flight & i - Arranged On By the Asso I AKRON Entire Stock of Furniture At Discounts of 10 to M)" Every article of fine furniture, incluc room, living room and the heautiful odd piec counts ran 30 per cent. ie—Genuine Cuban Mahogany Value, $550.00. Pilots of Geriman balloor 1 the Swope. president tiamn, Detroll. Mestomber 10! hve Teeman Arrested After Raid ectric, and his Im(w'n - - - o due for a disappointment | <pmcial Dispateh 1o The Star. oxecutive of t v tha Assoiated Pre visit here to obiain the | CLARENDON, Va. August 17.—| World, are from Missouri. | Three Army Air ophy for display | W. (. McCormick, who econducts an | \ofield, one of the leaders | jec for participation in milita T Dat Lusiness in Potomac arrested 8 ¥ York har, just now ret national air races o1 the rice, following a smashed | kG ing ax your Ambassador to Mex pokane, Wash., September 192 T e Officers James R. | 1 son of Towa, as is Mr. Alhert Sha Weie announceld (tony ‘At the War | AL el Jones, in which they editor of the Rev of Revie i Departmen ind 12 hottl If-gallon jars of al-| ward W. Harden of James B, entered in » will be held pending parture ing established | = & Co. is a native of Kansas. Samuel | ititary pursuit race, ving before Police Judge iarry by Fritz Loose, ( March 2! 3 Mot chairman of the Chatham | pygene C. Batten, Wriz tomorrow. At AkenX-Elbe, a Junk Phenix Bank from Missouri. and | Ohio: 11 1L Georse monoplana equipped with 320-horse wfman, its president, is from Mich- | pag Alf Lyon. Wright power LV Junkers motor. ternate nifellow Loose flew 1,702.08 kilometers, or A ¢ 1 president of | about 1057 miles, in 14 hours § min o Chemieal National Bank. eame | utes 2 seconds. A from Kentneky. Thoma alternat Connell and Rodd smashed boti rec- | P. Morgan & Co. i Min- 1 ¢ of the first ords held by the German aviator at | hesola. and: the late F ; fridge Field, Mich 4:10 a.m. today. Their official time was | tinius of that firm was from Missouri ignated h ythe group command on a g at dis- tean Gord e ) Bennety bit, Ray revealed that the ¢ had rk vid on his manazen o this morn tablizhment by - and Thugh five one-ha liquor. e 10-piece Dining $368.50 Breaks Looce's R . Lieuts. Connell and R the of the N events of Ca eptember Sale Price, ms denc ot of de. seaplane weizht s of Rhine = in their wine balloons. Col Those tike alon i1 UPRISING HELD SUBDUED. ield Mitehel Pitts, | Bolivian hank, | fition Erernthing in Season—Priced in Reason Post Toasties Teerlioik Driiea Report Revolt. Johnston of Cannibalism in 1o Associated Press. » Bolivian Legation here issued a statement last night, declaring only will | 20 hours 45 minutes and 40 seconds, | eclipsing the German record by more | than six hours. ! The Navy aviators covered 2.525.313 kilometers, or ahout 1.568 miles, beat- ing the German record by 823 kilo- | meters. New Speed Record Set. Connell and Rodd set a new speed record for seaplane world this distance with a ing 500 kilograms of | deadweight. The officia_time for the 2,000 kilometers was 15> hours 48 minutes and 13 seconds. The speed 6 miles an hour or 126.56 kilo- % per hour. The Federation Aeronautique Inter- nationale and the National Aeronautic Association will be asked to award to Connell and Rodd the world record of Lieut. Frank Wead and Lieut. J. D. Price, who. on July 11-12, 1924, in a €S2 "seaplane powered with a 585- horsepower Wright engine, covered 1,600 kilometers or 994.19 miles. No pay load was carried on this flight Connell §s now the champion_worid record flight holder of the United | States Na RETIRED HOTEL MAN KNOWN HERE EXPIRES Robert 8. Burke of Leesburg Was | Manager at Arlington, Ebbitt and Riggs Years Ago. Special Dispatch to The Star. LEESBURG, Va., August 17.—Rob- ert S. Burke, prominent retired hotel man, formerly manager of_ the old Arlington, Ebbitt and Riggs Hotels of Washington, died at his home here last night of infirmities. He was 81 years old. Mr. Burke leaves no immediate rela- tives. His wife died about 10 years ago. He was a native of this city, and since retirement from hotel business abowt 15 years ago had passed a quiet existance here. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and formerly affiliated with the Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church in Wash- ington. Funeral services will be held Friday, the hour to be decided. RENT BOOSTS FOUGHT. Y. M. C. A. Dormitory Tenants Demand Reconsideration. [ Notice of an increase of from: $2 to $4 a month in rent for rooms in the Y. M. C. A. dormitories, effective Oc- tober 1, resulted in a meeting of ten- ants last night at which a committee was apopinted to ask for a reconsider- ation of the plans for an increase. The meeting was attended by about 0 of the 250 occupants of the dormi- tories and was held at the Y. M. C. A. headquarters, 1736 G street. The no-. *ice sent the men explained that “aft- er a survey of the rent charged for dormitory rooms by many other city associations.” decision was reached by the board of managers to raise the rental charges here. E. S. La Fetra, business secretary of the Y. M. C. A, sald today that the association would be glad to receive the committee at its convenience, No other statement was forthcoming. s MAN PUT ON PROBATION. After a battle last night between Ed ward S. Hall, 3% years old, of 612 Sixth street south and Police. man 8. F. Gravely of the fourth pre- einet in which the policeman was fell ed and Hall received a scalp wound that necessitated treatment at Emer- gency Hospital, Hall was put on proba- tion In Police Court this morning by Judge Mattingly when Gravely in- terceded for his opponent. The clash occurred when Gravely and Detective J. W. Wise responded to a call for assistance, and reported finding Hall front of his home using bad language. ling the fiyer to manipulate the con- Upper: Lieut. Byron Connell. Lower: Lieut. Herbert (. Rodd. REDFERN'S FLIGHT - AWATS BAROGRAPY Aviator Also Lacks Para- chute for Hop to South America. | By the Associated Press | BRUNSWICK. Ga. . <t Paul Redfern hopes to have “big news soon” for the newspaper men gath- ered here to chronicle his take-off on a projected 4,600-mile non-stop fight to Brazil. The ator while awaiting a chute and fava before taking his monopl Brunswick, into the air over the jungle land of South Ameri A telegram from Washington night suggested that he go there to confer with Weather Bureau officials on maps and data, but the flver stated this would not be possible.” The de- partment had already informed him that weather information south of the Island of Trinidad was not available, but the young aviator declared his in- tention of flying without such advance information if necessary. Promise of co-operation on the part of the Brazilian government, however, partially dispelled doubts and fears for his safety if he should fly unwarned into a tropical storm. Meanwhile efforts were being made | to obtain a barograph, without which the flight would not be officially rec- ognized. An Army barograph cannot be made available for this kind of voy age, it was believed, and efforts to ob- | tain one from other quarters were started. Relief from the monotony and grind | of the long flight was sought in the| installation of double controls, allow- | made statement bhar . a para- © reports | | trols from either side of the airplane. A wicker chair was installed to pro- | vide comfort. Redfern’s ruhber lifeboat was tested for 30 minutes in the sea here vester- day and found in perfect condition. Gen. Simonds Assigned Here. Brig. Gen. George S. Simond commanding the 19th Brigade | | ana now of the | News Agency Issues Statement on n chief of the general staff, War De- partment, in charge of the War Plan. Division. is effective Septémber 1. 48 Hops in Month {Name Officer’s Aero| “Spirit of Unrest”| By the Associated Pre Prompted by the fact that he cov- ered 11,905 miles by air on Summer camp inspection tours. making 43 separate hops during the month of July with the same machine and pilot, Hanford MacNider, Assist- ant Secretary of War. has chris- tened the observation plane he used “The Spirit of Unrest.” MacNider started from Washing- ton July 4 with Capt. R. G. Ervin of the Army Air Corps as pilot and finished his trip here August 6. During 29 flying days the pair spent 103 hours and 35 minutes in the air. They went as far west s Spokane, Wash There is one thing vou musin’t forget Before you leave for vour vacation arrange to have The Star — Evening and Sunday—mailed to you while you are awayv. It will be carefully attended to upon directions left at the Business Office, The address may he changed as often as neces- sary. The order published today as is Benjamin L. Winchell. formerly prosident of the Rock Island Raiiroad | Remington Typewrit Co. Ochs From Ohio. “Senator Copeland of New York is| from Michi Adolph Ochs, publish- er of the New York Times, is from uhm ven the moving pictures and <o hall are ruled by a couple of In- B et | sncretarios TToover and Wilbur are natives of Towa. Maj. Gen. T E. El. the head of the Army W Gen. Charles McK 17 rof the Army. are both “The W De Bt run by couple nf l"c\l\»lvn!\vfl.fi om Missouri and Tow ight I Davis and Hanford Ma VACANCIES ANNOUNCED. ‘ Civil Service Commission Will Con-‘: duct Tests for Berths. The Civil Service Commission today | announced open competitive examina- tions to fill the following vacancies Junior metallurgist, Engineering E periment Station. T'nited States N Academy, Annapolis, Md., at $1,860 in this race. The Army include seven er for entry machines will plan For trophy, Tiberty engine builder’s entries will include | Johnson, Wright . Fort Crockett, ‘hanute Additional designated for this race of the 9th Cor the the Army pilots mayv b hy the commande Area from ¢ In the planes, the Avmy pilot Lieuts, Odas Moon, Harold W. Beaton, - Harry A Washington. Kelly Langley alternate planes of the type used Maitland and Hegenberger in their Hawaiian flight will be used in this race. BEAUTY SHOP ZONING CASE IS DISMISSED on Door Mat Not Illegal | Advertising, Rules Judge Hitt. Field, Two Army “Florence" Judge Isaac R. Hitt in Police Court | today dismissed the charge of violating transferrer at ar, lithographic transferrer vear, Geological Survey, Department of the Inter Asociate patent examiner, office of the judge advocate general, Navy De- partment. at $3.000 a vear. Full information and application blanks may be obtained from the office of the T'nited States Civil Service Com- mlislnn 1724 F street. ITALIAN- ALBANIAN CLASH REPORT DENIED lithographic Alleged Wounding of Six Soldiers. 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