Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1927, Page 11

FRENCH OFFICIALS 10 GREET LEGION . Doumergue to Attend Open- ing Session—Poincare to Extend Welcome. By the Associated Press. PARIS, September 10.—President Doumerque and not fewer than five cabinet ministers will deliver ad- dresses during ‘the American Legion convention week, beginning Septem- ber 19, and virtually every member of the government will attend one or more sessions of the convention. Apparently sqme misunderstanding occurred at Cherbourg, where the Jocal authorities announced today tigt the government had refused to grant permission for a public mani- festation and parade at Cherbourg on the arrival of the American Legionnaires aboard the Leviathan Septemiber 16. This immediately brought forth a denial from the min- istry of the interior. The statement was made that all measures would be taken by the ministry to insure that the program of the Cherbourg reception committee is carried out. Arrangements for the government'’s participation in the Legion convention ‘were discussed today at a council of ministers held at Rambouillet. Presi- dent Doumergue, it later was an- nounced, will attend the opening ses- sion of the Trocadero, September 19, but will not speak--the French con- stitution preventing him from doing so. The official representative of the government on that occasion will be Louis Marin, minister of pensions. The government’s official welcome to the Legion te France will be made by Premier Poincaye at -a dinner to the officials of the l.egion by the govern- ment on Sunday, September 18. M. Tardieu will speak Monday evening at a banquet, while M. Painleve and M. DR. SARAH MAULE. QUAKER CITY CLINIC NAMES DR. MAULE Washington Woman Is Given Title of Police Surgeon in Philadelphia. At the suggestion and under the direction of Dr. Sarah **ule, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan A Maule, 1809 North Capitol street, the City of Philadelphia has opened a special clinic for the wives and children of police and firemen, the first of its kind in this country. Dr. Maule has the title of police surgeon. Dr. Maule is a graduate of Central High School and of George Washing- Leygues, ministers of war and marine, respectively, will deliver addresses at a dinner Tuesday night. “SECOND A. E. F.” SAILS. Dirigible Los Angeles, Planes and Notables Bid Bon Voyage. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 10.—The liner Leyviathan, flagship of the “sec- ond A. E. F.” was far out at sea to- night carrying the last contingent of the American Legion to the Legion convention in Paris. Their sailing occasioned one of the most elaborate bon voyage demonstrations, the har- #bor ever has seen. In sharp contrast to the secret de- parture of the same vessél 10 years ago, when, with her sides a night- mare of camouflage, she’ tarried thou- sands of the A. E. F. on a more seri- ous mission to Franve, the Levia- than was dressed in her best today and steamed “down the bay under an air escort that included the diri- gible-Los Angeles and a squadron of planes, Dawes Is at Pler. Vice President Dawes was at the pier, among crowds of relatives and friends of “Legionnaires and Gen. Pershing wAs '3 passenger. -As the liner gntered the Narrows, three Na- tional Gnard planes cireléd overhead and ah+Atmy pomber threw a smoke | G screen about the big ship. The Los Angeles and the semirigid airship J-3 cruised in the rear of the faster units of the air convoy. Navy destroyers and a score of tugs followed the ship and a fire boat tossed | up jetesefwaser Which fell acress the. wake in cascades of rainbowed mist. From the municipal tug. Matom, Vice }. President Dawes shonted his last fare-| Fran well to Gen. Pershing on the bridge of the Leviathan. Sends Message to Pershing. A few moments before he had sent from the Macom by radio to Gen. Pershing the message;” “Your. com- rades who have to stay q!tl home send you their love and wish. you God- speed.’ In addition to the Legionnaires the vessel-carried 154 ordinary passengers. Commodore Hartley, master of the Le- viathan and “also a member of the Legion, announced that all restrictions governing the use of first-lass ac- commogdation by passengers traveling second class would be lifted for the voyage. v Howard P. Savage, national com- mander of the Legion, also was one of the passengers.’ “I know our trip will be a success,” he sald. “Because I know the Legion- naires. They are the finest citizens of America:" ! MYSTERY PL.ANE’S PILOT REVEALS HIS IDENTITY Tells Buffalo Sheriff’s Office He Is Employed by Manufacturer and Flew From Rochester. By the Associated Press, BUFFALO, N. Y., September 10.— The pilot of the plane, believed stolen from Troy, Ohio, today revealed him- self to the_.sheriff’s office as Otto En- dercon of Rochester, N. Y. Endercon told the officials, Who | were satisfied with his own identi- fication, that he is employed by the company which makes the plane and that he had flown here from Roch- ester yesterday. When he reached this city, he sald, he was unable to locate the airport and was forced to land in a fleld. He told the sheriff's office he would fiy the plane to the airport and offer- ed to take a deputy sheriff along with him. A guard was maintained all night about_the plane in the belief it had been stolen from the Advance Afr- | craft Corporation of the Ohio city. Residents shid the pilot fled across the fields after Janding. e L APPALACHIAN MOTORCADE REACHES BINGHAMTON Vanguard Arrives 20 Minutes Be- hind Schedule—Will Go to Troy Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. N. Y., September 10—The vangu of the Appala- chian Motorcade reached Bingham- ton late this afternoon just 20 min- utes behind schedule, and other cars in the motorcade continued arriving during the evening. The first to alight was Bobby Jones, golf champion, He found wait- ing to greet him an old friend, S. E. McKean, golf expert of the Oneonta Golf Club, here with Mayor C. B. Laurens and a delegation from Oneonta to lead the motorcade north- ward tomorrow morning on its way to dinner at Troy. A dinner tonight was given in their honor at the Arlington Hotel. Two Transfers Announced. Brig. Gen. Henry J. Hutch has been relieved from duty at San Francisc with the California National Guari and ordered to Manila, P, 1., for duty in connmection with the harbor de- fenses of Manila and Subig Bays. Brig. Gen. Charles D. Rhodes has been transferred from command of the 20th Brigade at Camp Gaillard, Panama ton University. She was graduated rom the Woman's Medical College, Philadelphia, two years ago, and now conducts a clinic at that institution. She is a practicing physiclan in Nor- ristown, Pa., where she has charge of medical inspection for girls in the public schools. The new medical service for wives and children of police and firemen in Philadelphia is supported by an an- nual _income of $84,000 to the police and firemen’s welfare fund, represent- ing a contribution of $1 a month by each of the 7,000 police and firemen. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York, - ARRIVALS YESTERDAY. ndam—Rot! esieeanns . g{l" of xnxnlco—'erdggafl Arthur. -'5 DUE TODAY. ‘armania—Havre T ar e i Cluge—Port Timon: DUE TOMORROW. Minnekahda—London ..... Baltic—Liverpool .... ?}%m;ri‘-.bng\verBD."nl . Chambeat-1 A\ll“l‘)—aexhl h.'.m Merican - Merchant i ; Cristobal——Lristonal -omaon ce—San Juan. . Fort St. George—Bermuda. DUE TUESDAY. Olympio—~South: e Criiod ‘States-—Copenhagen; Westphalia—Hamburg Western World—Buenos August 2! Zacapa—Barrios .. . September Siboney—Hayana ' | .September 1 2 DUE WEDNESDAY. ice—Havge ... rillinger— ;mme": o W '%',’,‘f."_ ‘epo—Valparaiso ... Minchuria™-San_ Franelssd ! DUE THURSDAY. Aurania—Liverpool Nerisea—S1® somn'e. Fort Victoria—Bermud: DUE FRIDAY. rengaria—South; . s e i v DUE SATURDAY, President sevelt—I Luetzow—Bremen . Mexico—Progreso , OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TOMORROW. Asia—Piraeus . Bompata—Acera " Elna E—Santo D Frednes—Nassau Reliance—Hamburg. 5 SAILING TUESDAY. Bergensfjord—Bres rlin—Bremen Far North—st. Frederik _VIII-~Copenhaken George Washington—Bremes ayar rRetown . . Sacandaga—Antwerp . SAILING WEDNESDAY. Aquitania—Southampton 5 Caracas—Maracaibo ... . Corsican Prince—Buenos Ai Royal St. George—Hamilton Hamburg—Hamburg .. Katrina Luckenbach—Pacific Coa Lempira—Puerto Cortez SAILING THURSDAY. American_Merchant—London . L August 27 tember 6 Sepiember 3 oz ] A hia Cabo_Espartel—Barcelona . Hellen—Lisbon .. Innoko—Rotterdany President Hayes—C: Santa Elisa—Valparaiso . SAILING FRIDAY. Bacchus—Maracaibo 2 g2 2 Z K H iicz Munamara—Nassau Olympic—Southampton Rochambeau—Havre . A SAILING SATURDAY. Baltic—Liverpool abo_Sa) aria- Marmania—London Garillo—Barrios . . City of Melbourne—FPort Said Dorothy—Santo Domingo Duilio—Genoa Fort Victoria—Hamilton . France—Havre .. Lapland—Antwerp . Minnekahda—London otterd: Titan ransylvania—Glasgow . Ligon .. .. .. tris—Buenos Aire Tots in perambulators took part in a parade and saluted the flag in a Bush, England. | || Fresh Stock Shingles, etc. “Everything for Building” MAIN OFFICE-6%and C 8ts. SW. CAMP MEIGS-5"™and Fla Ave.NE. Canal Zone, to the command of the 19th Brigade at Fort 'Davis, Canal Zoney A AR S SR BRIGHTWOOD 5921 Georgia Ave. N.W. recent national holiday at Shepards’ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 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