Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1927, Page 7

ARNVAAVYFIVL INGILF ASSRED Hotly Contested Matches Feature Morning’s Play in Tournament Here. Close matches featured the play of | the woman golfers in the semi-final| and Navy tourna- ent at the War College this morn Both encounters in the first enth . Hird, Navy, v Smith, Army, i 's victory assured v final in the event, the first of its kind to be held in Washington Mrs. George M. Halloran defeated Ann Eloise Sweeney, 1 up, in another close encounter for position in the final round of the second flight. Mrs. J. F. Johnston downed Mrs. Condon McCornack, 6 and 5, in the other semi-fir tch of the second flicht. Al four semi-finalists in this light were Army representatives. for the title will begin at 9:30 tomorrow mornin; Finals of the an t flight also will be 3 gram will meet Mrs it, both of the Army, for the first flight consolidation title. 'l former defeated M 3 e the latter dis- rs. Victor Foster, 5 and 3. ey won the sec- consolidations today, de- feating Miss Madge . 2 up. Several attractive prizes have been donated by local merchants in addi- tion to those provided by the commit- tee, the gifts including golf ®ubs from Spalding's, Sport Mart and Hechts; a silver basket from Pearson & Crain, and a lamp from Becker's. — Popular interest in aviation has eaused textile manufacturers to turn ond flight and the |} 60-DAY EXTENSION GIVEN IN PLAYERS-LASKY CASE Federal Trade Commission Takes Action to Give Time for Movie Practice Parley. A 60-day extension was granted by the Federal Trade Commission yes- terday to the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, Adolph Zukor and Jesse L. Lasky, to comply with commission orders to cease and desist from cer- tain trade practices alleged to be un- fair. This extension will be in addi- tion to the original 60-day period granted by the commission at the time orders were issued in July. e extension was requested, the ondents said, so they could par- pate in a trade practice confer- ce of the entire motion picture in- dustry to be held shortly under the a s of the Federal Trade Com- mission. Further action by the commission is expected to depend largely on the results of this prospective conference and the attitude shown by the re- spondents toward the practices cited by the commission. o Husband Seeking Divorce. Herbert B. Cutter has sued Charlotte M. Cutter for an absolute divorce. They were married October 3, 1918, and have one child. His wife deserted hin April 1, 1924, he tells the court, sgarded her marital vows. ed by Attorneys Wil- Lambert and Alfred M. First Sergeant Retired. First Sergt. Edward Koeber, de- tached enlisted men's list, at the Army War College, Washington Barracks, today was placed on the retired list of the Army on his own application, after more than 30 years' active military service. . Ordered to Active Duty. Maj. Ruben B. Lawrence, Chemical Warfare Reserve Service, of Bethesda, Md., has been ordered to active duty in training in the Bureau of the Chemical Warfare Service, Munitions out goods with airplane designs. Building. THE EVENING FREWEN' PARAE AWARDS SCORED Women in the Communities Served by Nos. 6 and 10 En- gine Companies Protest. Expressing indignation at the prize | ) awards for floats entered by the Dis- trict Fire Department in the Labor Day parade, the women in the com- munities served by Numbers 6 and 10 Engine Companies last night adopted resolutions to request the rejudging { the floats. Copies of the resolutions are being sent to the District Commis- 'sioners, Fire Chief Watson and var- ious members of the committee i charge of the parade. The resolutions were drawn up at a special meting last night of the women who alded in decorating the floats, in Number 10 Engine House. Mrs, Mary E. Hern presided. She empha- sized today that no firemen's wives are on the committee. Number 10 Engine Company is lo- STAR, cated on Maryland avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth northeast, while Number 6 Company is on Massachusetts av between Fourth and Fifth streets. The resolutions termed the judging, which resulted in the awarding of first prize to No. 2 Engine Co.. as “unjust and done by a committee whose personnel was unfamiliar with the artistic decorations,” and which had made the awards “hastily and without much attention to detail.” The resolutions were signed by Mrs. Hern, Mrs. Lilly ~Nicholas, Mrs. Annié Jameson and Mrs. Haitle Dorf- man. Mrs. Hern declared that No. 2 Co.'s 1y a replica of Now 4's of o, which failed to win he also declared today that 6, with its float of a huge base ball of paper roses, which won third prize, and No. 10, with its cottage depicting widows and children, which float, entitled *N: Members of the committee of judges state, however, that they considered No. 2's float appropriate and repre- sentative for the occasion, admitting at the same time that the floats of Nos, 6 and 10 Cos. were very pretty. o Disabled Officer Retired. First Lieut. Franklin Overheiser, Quartermaster Corps, has been trans- ferred to the retired list of the Army in the grade of captain, on account of disability incident to the service. 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