Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1927, Page 3

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AUTOMOBILE TAGS ROOKS o all auto owners rence we will fill We wi All them on ¥ of tars Open T, Taylcr mom Co. 2dth and PRESIDENT CALLES T LINDBERGH VISITS EMBASSY ‘Sets Preccdent of Amity by Calling {o Chat With Lindbergh. By the Associated Py MEXICO CI President ( Y, foday for Lindbergh December alles call ierican embassy Col. Charles A bassador Morrow The President’s call at the embassy the second he had made there. first was on the night before Lindbergh’s arrival when Calles members of the cabinet were dinner dor Morrow President stayed up receiving Associated Lindbergh's was guests of Ar dinner e nigt bulletins not only and American Am to the schoal children’s fet { but brought them back to the embassy | and remained th: for a while to chat | with them and Mrs. Morrow n as Mark of Ami rs here comment t ates more vividly the in the Mexican capi- ed tes than the ent who never before the United S ve to the lled t it Calles es noth: = itered sirit 1 toward . P preva ha ne th ham-and-¢ he new Ambassadc took him on a presi inspection through the north ion of the republic. ndbergh will attend morrow—but in his far as that is possible. ance of the invitation is separate and apart from 1 program of his reception cceived numerous pro ieties the his visit the Morrow de is bull rsonal nsidered the offic Lindber to but Mr nined it t ir” and the you ains he has no ri hosts by discriminatin; favorite sport Between 6,000 and 10,000 children were called back from their holidays and participated in the Mexico City stadium 50,000 persons attended proclaimed a holiday, proclaimed officially inst their fete at r han was The | the second since his arrival. Toluca Sends Invitation. Between 400 and 500 Xican citie and towns have sent telegrams to the | popular idol asking him to visit them. It is doubtful, however, will go elsewhere than the capital | while he is in_Mexico, although Toluca, the town he sighted from the air thereby learning his location when lost mear Mexico City, is especially urgent in its invitatio There is some discussion as whether the Christmas dinner Am- sador Morrow is planning for the aviator and his mother will be | lic function. Workers to Parade. The swelling wave of will reach a crest tomorrow, arade of 80,000 or more, possibly 0,000, workers in honor of the er, and with his attendance at a harro” or lassoing and riding ex- hibition,” and with tendance at a bull fight The parade, scheduled for noon to- morrow, wa can Regional Feder the foremost labor organization Mexico, to demonstrate the on and affection of Mexi ing men for the fiver. to review the parade with President Calles and Ambassador Morrow from ! a balcony at the National Palac The charro exhibition also was ar- -anged especially in honor of Lind- rgh by the National Association of “harros in order that he m | display of “skill by the best hor: and lasso throwers in Mexi The humorist. Will Rogers guest room at the embassy empted b has decided that there is more to this business of | fiying than he believed before he came to Mexico. The humorist came to | Mexico by rail but he is planning to | leave by air tomorrow. Rogers plans to go to Tampico in | one of the regular commercial planes | operating to the c from there to Browns thence to Laredo. He may go t Antonio next, but at any rate m\end< to reach his home town of Los An geles in time for Christm with a tion I‘cdeml Judge Rules Pictures Re- produced in State Are Not Illegal. By the Associated Press, COLUMBUS, Ohio, December 1 Pictures of the Dempsey-Tunney fight, manufactured in Ohio from negatives which may have been brought into the State in violation of Federal laws, ire not subject to seizure by Federal \uthorities, consequently may be ex hibited in the State so far as the Fed- Government is concerned, Fed- | District Judge Benson W. Hough ry. dec’sion was rendered in a suit by the Midwestern Film Ex Akron and E. F. O'Donnell f \1 w York to enjoin Dis "t A'Hrl veth Mau Ini Borthwic be m prints t Cleveland the application that the it only to s the State brought dism’ssed holdin ties had into 101 brought of Education J has heretofore refused to pictures on the ground they in violation of Fed Director Guatemala Starts Plans. GUATEMALA (€ December 17 () ordered the beg tions at the Aurora F ceive Col. Lindbergh ming visit to Guatemala. utenthusiasm over the ceptance of th ere and official, diplomatic and social functions are planned, Salvador Prepares. SALVADOR, mber 17 elaborate v are . Guatemala, The war ministry nning of prep- lying Field to on the forth- There is fiyer's SAN 3 lor, Dee: for an e forthcoming \vador e. ministries of war eat enthusiasm over played everywhere. Republic ). —Prep reception for of Col. Lind being made and aviation, the visit is of Speediest Electric Train. fastest electric train in_the 1 is operated from Paris to Vier and | After | school | if Lindbergh | to | private affair or a large informal pub- | popularity | his possible at- | of | Fed- | invitation to come | by { ites em- | Ameri- | LINDY TROPHIES STILL COMING - Thousands of Gifts Stored in| St. Louis Include 100 Dozen Shirts. ~ h to The Sta Mo., De A. Lindbergh o to housekeeping he Special Dis ! . LOUIS Col. Cha vides to mber 17 a need ever no w »pp ! Tow, or | try home, | problems ‘can > St zent, srries over r to fu partment, or whichever it may be. Hi be solved simply by di- Louis bank which acts s and the Missouri His- | torical Society, which functions as a | custodian for him, to deliver the thousands upon thousands of article. ‘ that have hesn presented to him by of his admirers in all parts world following his m w York sh his bung his coun- | the host of the | flight fr May. DECORATIONS FRO It is probable that few men in all | 1 as many medals. orations as intrepid t It is certain that ever received such of token: 1y one of be coveted by a King. time have receiv ed for no individual has | wide variety which would From every W the tributes—the Col |ot Honor and the Distinguished Il z Cross of his own United | French Le of Honor | British _Distinguished Flying the Belgian Order of Leopold bein the worn gold | into his hand by s Frenchwoman who me it was “from a mother. Every Sort of Gift. fts rang in chewing toba medallions an_and European have welcomed ¢him. Two silver spheres, the handiwork of famous artisans in 1700 and valued at $14,000, ® the same case with the giant of California redwood around | has been wound the petition jgned by 100,000 school children of San Francisco requesting the fiyer to visit them some day There are medals and plaques in gold, silver and bronze sufficient to | cover the walls of a good- There are trunks full of parel and life membership %olid gold in exclusive clubs and 5o eties all over loving cups, punch bowls, flluminated | volumes of poetry Inspired by his dar- nd scor: of replicas of the of St. Louis in almost every vable material. eriot, the Frenchman who : sh Channel in irplane, sent him a piece of the | propeller of the ship used in that ht. Beside it is xhaust pipe of the plane that fir ew upside down under the guid | of the French ace Pegoud, who Iz losthis life And They Still Flow In. And gifts still coming in. Only few days ) the Missouri Histori ived 14 colonel's agents will not be unpacked E the holidays, w will be added to the exhibit of his | trophies here, which already has at cted more than 500,000 visitors. The insured valu 3 $30,000, which indi Still persons who belleve that substan- | tial rewards are the best way to show | appreciation of a feat well performed. Col. Lindb: had not left Paris \ter his memorable reception the when the matter of his gifts became a problem that engaged the attention of | the American embassy. In addition to the much-prized French Legion of Honor decoration and the dozen and | more other medals and decor ations wwarded him by French soc ieties. ere came bulkier tokens of ¢l, who was not at sted in £uch things, merely y he crated and shipped home. um added 1ts quota of prese: nts ngland did the same, as witne: it that he received not but two to the City of London. itome bound on the cruiser Mem a considerable part of the I's eargo consisted of the Lind 1 memente which were s t Imost immediately to St such disposition as Col t later direct j | le, generous and apprecia | tive Americans had obtai ned the home \ddress of the youthful fiyer. Upon his arrival here he was advised that |a vault in a local bank was i to nold their gifts. Sensing that there | was an educational value in many of | the tokens, he uested the Missouri | Historical Society to take charge of 11l medals, decorations and trophies, | toxether with such gifts as in appear | anc commemorative of ation in general. of gifts of a person 1s 100 dozen shirts and %5 suits of silk pajamas, he | stored elsewherve, he should 7 said value from 2 to diamond: from various cit that | The | twist ¢ studded | Ames spool ich 1l in tere that the Lindbergh wig Me: were or of avi volume | nature, such ht | huge ve use for them. A Museum in Themselves. The Missouri Historical Soclety well equifiped to act as custodian be glittering array of trophies. Its srson Memorial Building in Forest several years ago ¢ Ly ive exhi , on its first floor two were_placed con interesting tokens. bition space. S glass-inclosed c: taining the most alk_in life have come | an | the world. There are | a portion of the | et “CHA affection. | ' once | Louis for | ordered | waiting such time | of relics collected | Upper: 1, Depa Ilmmr. s, M nch Legion of ur(‘ I,"‘:mll of Honor aide, who was Order of Leo | guished Flying A. Distinguished Fly R. Orteig (donor) Prize i l(l Meda! al, New \urk State for Va itali . Gold Key and | Tie Pin- old | ,.Lm..n. 15, | Children of Brookly | cial Flyers Chevr L, piature Medals for € 19 and 20, St. Christopher’ 1, Gold Medal, New York | Wars; ian_Dres | City. |" Tower left: Congressional Medal of | Honor, which Iias been authorized. Tower right: A few trophies. | foreground is the silver and gold gift ! from his fellow fly the Miss: National Air Unit, above which is the | official greeting tendered him by the ‘(I" of New York upon his I‘(‘(lll‘ll home. In the upper left corner is the | | pair of boxing gloves m: | In adjoining cases there are | hundreds of engraved slutions passed by as many city councils, the numerous documents relating to the flight, and in a special case is one of the most precious tokens of all, the khaki flying suit which tke colonel wore on his overseas jump. On the collar is inscribed ‘in his own hand- writing: n Diego- York t. Louis; St. Louls- w York-Paris. LINDBURGH.” numerating a few of the important articles in the cases, one finds the United States Distinguished Flying Cross, which was conferred on Col. Lindbergh by President Cool the such ever pre There is the A orce Cross at Britain and the cross of the ich Legion of Honor. In addition to the Legio terred on him by the French govern- | ment, the colonel has one in minia | ture ‘which, according to Mrs. H. T | Beauregard, curator of the society, who showed the exhibit to him during his recent visit in St. Louis, | decoration he prizes most. It was presented to him in T Gen. L'Hopital, one of Marshal Foch’s ides, who took it from his own coat d with appropriate gesture pinned on Lindberg’s lapel. Its ribbon is yrn_and soiled and the cross itself lost its newness, but that very ified to the sincerity’ of the nd for that reason made it a sure prized above all other Mos: elaborate of the decorations is Belgian Order of Leopold, con ferred by King Albert, who, in addi | tion ve him the King Albert_Medal Everybody Gave a Medal, 50 the 1 from Mar. and the Comite de 1'Union the medal and badge from vette Escadrille, the cross of ch Red Cross and medals con METAL New most Cross con | TI me i shal Foch Intera | the L: the Fre $2.50 Per Door $1.50 Per Window WEATHERSTRIP (Lasts forever. | Colgl038s, Day, 1430 _Clifton. tisfaction guaranteed) Night and Sunday . N.W. Dyed - HATS BACHRACH Expert Cleaners & Blockers 733 11th St. N.W. CHURCH_A Takomn Park Christian Chui:! ; |‘n'l‘u{\\}¥l‘lluvl\ Aves. PAGEAN ik “l’erfect Love” Under the 4 l\rulmd] “ehuml is | of | | old \lrdnl New York Po- - 2 | terred n I- | ning | phans to of gold | 1,0 is the | | &l | Any Color | J ADMIRERS AT HOME AND ABROAD 1 | jof | | | privile | who does not drink, | with | holy medal, a | garded by Col | by the deaths of De es of its theaters in the form a gold and diamond and Hudkins from the realm of sented him with a pair of : gloves made of gold cloth in many sizes and shapes 5 cases for a man who does wt smoke, whisky flasks for a man solid_silver fire | irplane. HEARINGS DELAYED BY SENATE GROUP extinguishers for use on his 1 couple of dozen watches, diamond studded fountain pens, stickpins in infinite variety, steel-beaded bags : wed ings| Campaign Funds Committee gift for his mother; silver plates. sil'| Fixes January 7 for Smith’s Appearance. black velvet cat, tables automot t of chairs, pieces of sculpture, ornments, a plaster c: of the Air Over Sea,” a bur Wright, Iver airp on an on; base from his friends in the Missou National Guard Air Unit but a few of the Hi‘hr‘w'\‘ ying value that are now | | s iated Press the request of Frank L 10is for postponement the Christmas holidays of his right to the Senate s mporarily denied him last weel | the Senate campaign funds commit T tee rday fixed January 7 for reh- | iy ince. of| In addition hear on that of gifts of on exhibition. A Document With a History. of on One the documents highly re n Lindbergh is a p ment containing the autographs the mermbers of the Lafayette drille surrounding a water color| sketch of the head of an American Indian -chief. Soon after the organ-| ization of the escadrille in 1916 the sts of this brilliant flying squadron ( to select an emblem or insignia their planes. Eventually the In head was selected, and at the stion of Capt. Verdy, who was in command of the group P. S. allf, members autographed it. A few days later (hfl American drille lost three of its pilots, who died in action and these were followed shortly after Laage, Lufberry the committee decided day Samuel Insu » public utilities official, and his al ¢ 1, Daniel T. Schuyler ow to purge themselves reason of their re- names of the pei Insull gave in t ign in 1926 perso nse: who of contemp fusal to tell sons o $40,000 by the whom f al cam; Have Told of Donations, ir first apps »re the committ in Chic once in Wash Insull and told fully of contribu tions to Smith’s primary campaign fund and also to dona ns of other sums in that campaign on behalf of Geor nnan, defeated Democratic » for Senator, and for propa- inst the World Court. refused, however, to go Into trib; : the ground 1 not to the sena n two ong ngton, their Upon the be wd Schuyler Hurrit and others. This_relic, carefully Capt. Verdy., was sent by Lindbergh through Ambassador rick The letter accomy ving gift said it was Verdy's “most pre- D of the World War it does the names of many dead heroes,” but that he wish {ed to give it to the colonel because “he brought us greetings from brothers of American aviatior the ‘trait d'union’ between the countries.” preserved by him to Col Her the nda They er cor that they torial conte Subsequently Court pheld s to ground that that they relate the United States Su- the Mal Daughert right of Senate com inquiries on the s to be presume:! their informatior s of prospective legis Recently Insull and Schuyler that they be permitted to re appear before the committee, which | had decided to report their cases t he Senate for such action as it might deem appropriate. Vare Case Considered. Besides discussing these cases, the committee yesterday took up that of William 8. Vare of Pennsylvania, who also was denied the oath of office as in he conduct | | Personal Mementos. Of slight intrinsic value, but pe: | naps possessed of the most interest | to the curious public, are four articles carried by Col. Lindbergh during the memorable journey. One is the ocean chart w guided him over the un familiar waters. Reckoning from it he was able to keep his course with | such fidelity that he landed in France | virtually he had planned. Only once, according to the chart, did he Daily Mail the first t ave him a gold gold thermos bott from the United S| Secretary of_ the etary whi nsa Tha London augu flight, nd a joint gi retary.of [V ind th the followin hamber of ero Club of ¥ gium, the T medal, which de the $25 tes Flag As! erans of . War Veterans, menceau the cities of Paris, New York Sy Buffalo, Wichita, Atlantic City Lake City; Chamber of Com- | should merce of Valenciennes, Police Depart- | them ment of New York, mayor's reception | Profe committee of New York | vided him State “Par Vi " Nung medal | card, done in gold, which sho and school children of k. good at an; te in the land. The City Louis, where Lind- | dition, the National Base Ball I gh's flight was conceived and made | presented him with an embl | possible, not only presented him with |gold showing the Spirit of & a gold medal hut gave him a solid {on top of a base ball. 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Obviously it was | | his intention to do some European barnstorming after he got across. What He Chose for This Flight. ol. Lindbergh was in St. Louis sev. eral weeks ago and was induced to iew these mementos. It might be imagined that he spent hours at the job, reveling in their beauty, en-| tranced by the thought of the honor | each implied, or perhaps com- puting their value in money. Quite ually ‘as he hopped off for irope did this most unusual aviator ard the vast array of gifts. He spent less than 20 minutes in the Invilding. It was suggested that' perhaps he wished to take something with him— 1 watch or a stick pin or one of his club memberships or a Legion of Hlonor Cross or one of a dozen dia mond rings. He looked them all over. ! 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