Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1927, Page 16

THE STAR, W ASHINGTON, P C. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 31. 1927, NT PLAY. Scene from “The Other s precfmfd I'lst night by the East Washington Community 'l'll) ers in the Eastern High School Auditorium, with Judy Lyeth as the Parthian slave girl and Denis E. Connell as * ‘Artaban, the Other ‘Wise Man.” [ ‘p\mm by Ha & Ewing. EVENING DOBBIN ENJOYS ¥ enjoying a square me Maryland avenue southwest. CONGRESSIONAL YOUNGSTERS ENJOY CHRISTM. corps at the Congressional Club yesterday, where Santa C wceasion. PARTY AT us kept a post- The menu included appropriate to a Yuletide spread. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BANQUET. Two of Washington's underprivileged horses as guests of the Animal Rescue League yesterday, at Four-and-a-Half street and corn, oats, alfalfa, apples and a few other trimmings Washington Star Photo. "LUB. Children of members of the Senate and House and the diplomatic hristmas engagement to distribute gifts and add to the merriment of the Copy TAXI CLUE TRAGED | INAGTRESS KILLING Divorced Husband of Slain Vaudeville Performer Quizzed by New York Police. By the Assoriated Press NEW YORK, December 31.—Search for the slayer of Mrs. Mary Harring-| ton, vaudeville actress, center in a quest for the driver of a taxicab freq y parked before the upper West wrtment where she Yive Neighbors of the woman eved clubbed to dezth a week ago by a man | who stripped her spartment of jewelry and furs, told police the taxicab had heen ywwa for long intervais before | the months preced hel Police Are Handicapped. the fact that the until an - her way ving 1o reconstruct 1he an Handicapped by body was discovered fnquiring 1 pushed GRAND JURY returned all M. Ford, ( H. Hurdle divoreed husband Wilkes ppear- arvived from he hax teen productions, to search, He was hours at police DR GUYF. WHITNG ing in stock « 0id police thelr questioned for severs Besaquarters bath room, whete the womsr s m:! war found tme pet in order b Ao believe win v Cled, was ¢ of the hiood spattered er 414 no ev Monday Noon for Re- tired Physician. Slayer Known to Vietim wonar hemorek. expressed the beli airtax Whiting, 71 ye hymician, died ut h pahire v g Allners Whiting win Metropol tan, Chevy of this city, of the Kettle Club st Bar Harbo Delia sl Fraternity juined while s wtudent of Vicghiis, He wan Thomss' Kpiscopsl Ch slbs Al ector # Light (o n., University und Al ot Me wnd wn 10 a abmndoned an b wlayer may | V! the nded 10 heve beer, The womar's sdvertisement 1y the aperiment oh FRIDAY SERVICE DROPPED. Afternoon Temporarily Buspended st e e ' naon Program st Jobn's under L. Mo Fokland He practioed In New York s, Boay | i Julia Whitlng Irus elle moie vt Krencr o the § dwugh Mine ) Whiting and two brothers, ) Whithug ot Baltimore ana 1 Whiting of w York 5 LW grandsons Mir M Rev. ow held U4 pa and e | o P, huw wnnounced thit the |a1d vices will e suspended un notice Dr. Vurpillot will p otternoon fron s Thes st are in the Kren nnn winters Whiting nud Mies Rope £ this wite W al meryices will he the residence Mondsy i Interment will be o Rock . | Cemetery Ordered Here for Duty | " ey 14 Cuy Thie St Iavenworth, Kane Will Increase Power | By the Assaciated Pre KECH, the station of he Sious Hown) Journal, e b Voo 6 o W pn Ms hes T doseph Con| adfo _E Koom, numv W e ¢lnh I]IES AT HOME HERE 3 etine T woman Funeral Serwce to Be Held rexident of this n uber of the ] and and which he al the Unive vestryman | [ of the | Whiting of 1 wtudied Mac K enzie at one time Alice Horn Van Doren ducted noon. | Creek | Chy e 10 1,900 wat e | Wester it | v He i | | terday ON BRINGING JURVY SAGR Jury illance In the Fall-Sinclair MARYLAND MOTORISTS MUST HAVE NEW TAGS Cars Will Be Picked Up Tomorrow 1028 Plates Are Displayed Unless Motorists whose cars require Mary tand Lcense plates must h The of the Axsoclation mian, Mary tend th e the 162% DI Amer wan ¢8O Lomorrow strict of mbia division Automobile n Baugh form n land commixsioner of motor Bince Maryland will not ex roobtaining the " bt w hist Maryland ol mitted 1o drive T Iprocity g o and the Disty u will not by with the old tag on the January 15 to obtain the & plates, the A A wis Informed by Jutes M. MHayes Airector of the division of molor ve hicles District motorists were warned b the A A A that they will he subject o wrvest i they drive their cars on Sundiny With the 1927 tags YOUNG LAWYER DEAD. Bernard M. Welsh of Westernpoit Was U of M siecial Dispateh 1o WESTERNIOIY 81~ Mernura v bert known of (he of the Virgin hand, will | Gradunte The Miar Ma, Welsh, younger Do canhier ol the members Alleg, died yon uged 28 University Hehool wnd | yenrn | and Miw iy County b He was i graduate of of Maryland 1 heen practicing seven he lute My who waw Miss Adu Laf. | and daughter, Rite, aged two vears, and the following brothers anid sintern: John I, Jumes A, Lioyd aml [ Marey 1 Welsh, Mrs, Daniel Laile Mis Lo Mont wnd Mae. Owen Moriin, Bultingore ansistant district attorney Law | right by Underwood & Underwood. 'AME h ol trlal and on which Distriet Att Matilda Linthaeum, secretary; vl H. Leonhnrdi, INDICTMENTS Dorse Samuel T. Ford, ( FIRE SWEEPS HOBOK the former Clyde liner * Charles Shambaugh, the Lafayette, Ind., garagekeeper, who enjoyed his view of the S-1 salvage operations as the ) though his “expert knowledge” of the work fell short of expectations. ‘opyright by st, even T’Iwmn over the Seneca just before she sank. ALL RIGHT IN SUMMER TIME. Mrs. Harry Houdfai, following in the footsteps of her late husband, the magician, dei freeze a presumptuous acquaintance in a solid cake | Tanka, an Kast Indian, the victim in this case, la ice cake \\II no ill effects. N PIERS AND DESTROYS FORMER COAST LINER. Firemen fighting the water-front blaze vesterday which destroyod 'ca, two piers and several barges, causing dam age estimated at more than $1.230,000. This ows the flames sweepmg Phot Copyright by P. & A os Members of the grand jury W foreman: N. ¥ Weber, Hyde, jr., orge PP, More Time for Athletics and Less For Training, New Army Camp Policy A new polic r which the training ity military camps next E er will © more time to ath letic tar w # and recreation and less to mil instruction in At the ann Department nern program Wil call for milltary training in the torennons and nthletics or ot her recreation in the uf Iy ced studentx being called upon iether military training after Under the arder, the each day for military instr be rveduced to 4 hours and imount of t 30 which ey Gordon has declined at this time to draw indictments. assistant foreman: Coleman B Han Jannare S, Powe ay sotion will utes for students in the beginning o ha ranging to ninutes for od up the cour o to glve 11 nosafeg, ind Ing the fire hasurd duty has devolved troops axsigned to the camps ng the camp Here ntir $250,000 IN TEDDY BEAR DISCRIMINATION CHARGED Charge Made That Postal Hid Stolen Money Carried in Toy Carvied by Child GLEIWITZ, tatad Pross iy dubalt milfion (olish ne ) | 1gled oy tediy will b o Konlgshotte in Karl Kewsslor, o Polikh postil em s chirged with havin from a wmnil train dleged o have b nimed Clestin 000 n told i e the The oty bills [were sewand tnuside o teddy heay, which thelr Htde boy was tald to carey whil cromsing the frantier by traln Into ¢ muny. In this way (hey hoodwinke e customs officlals, but at Ofenbach where they tried iange the oty ito other currency, the Clesliy | Konsley's uplices Poliah horde | fled with povte, wan arvested in Hay | . : The only thing left for a girl tn Ao hen a fellow hecomes (0o sentimen tal 1a Lo sit on b, ne paas i Clerk Colored n #loty | negroes nt large | od 1t to n mareled | (0U7 | RlEned o Assoclation Memb, . SMUGGLED INTO GERMANY AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY ers Claim School Treats Students of Race Unfairly NEW nlaint YORK ot D Aiserimie New been mado by the mber thon York University National Advancenent of he ton for People James Wellan Johison of the association. sald the (ention hid been valled (o Tstanees of discciminat WIHEHIN the Jast yoar and n half o sindent, he sk, had been vefuse dirmitory room after he had been by mail. while anen wore negto students who w axcluded from physteal educat coursea because of (helr vace uxl.l the association was seeking | defintte statement of policy Uiilversity Harold O ehancellon Uon wis that it reserved the vight use auch discrimination in the se Hon of students for dormitonies couraes A% wecms advisalin oy mote (e best dnferests of (he gie eal wumber, At Vaorhis, assistant to has | pledse of Assoela ot on e | the ather ton He “ from the the wald the university's posi W ™ and yesterday named Harry Haryp Metropol L e vt Left to right, Police Department; BUNUAN URGES FREEDOM FOR THE PHILIPPINES Plea Against Delay in Granting In dependence for Islands Voiced in City Club Addres: A plea f ered (o the by Vic tor of the Philippine Philippine independence City Club Fox Bu P'ress Bureau or vesterday ente i G n n atred telaved would b ed Niat nuan maint readom was « the harder 1 rom the Un e with you™ b Aterican I the Philippines. the harder still for us to g our {ndependence. You all Know that Ameriean capital now tn the Philip Pites 1 for permanent incorporation the PRIl pines as a Pervitory Fhete I some (ruth in the remark that every American dollar invested I the islands 5 an addittonal nait driven in the coitn of our independ ence. One of vour lmediate neces withew toduy v rubber, and, if 1 may SAv w0 franklv, rubber is today giving Clasticlty to the already plasty Ameriea o the Filiptne peo Interests Discissing (he abilliy of & nation to protec i " Hunuan sald Japan was not (o b iored @ “landsrabbing nation tha Philippines anve deuhitediy Wmitted 1o € Nations and wonld be W the Lelgue POHICK VESTRYMAN DIES. Special Dispateh e The S WOODLAWN, Va, Decenber George Milstead, & life long vesident Of this section of Virginia and o ves 1t AR eRN ol treed would vn the Aot he League 4 Vthe protection Loy of Paliok Kptseopal Chueeh whera George Washington alse served vestiviman, died suddenly at home heve yvesterday, heatt stioke He loaves twa sisters and a heo For many he Wlites e vietim ot a Vg A8 eley WA, Jidae Gl ANy F. Sinclair and six others in front row + THEOLOGIAN, DIES hia | his Wit o | Traw ek PLANS T0 ABOLISH PASSPORT FEE FA England, France. Itatv ar Ireland Decline Recipro- cal Agreement. its presentment Jossph H. Jetmore, dames Willism I'. Fuse, Charles Charles M. Corson. Walter DR. A. . CRAPSEY, vised By office ler which the fab vis Americap Tee Rica. Denrma Germany, v Menice, Mo 8 Former Episcopal Minister Was Accused of Heresy for Modernist Views. Visas and Fees Waived he N > DOIR Wises and Tens 1iechtensie » Panama, Swooer Be the Ass ROCHEST e, Alg v Syman, wh , won him modernis Spaln et Tugos Nave ag v fees im vary oday years D Crapsey Ohin At Ohio EMAN"IPATION SERVICE Ropresentative Fiah WA Addre 5 A M. K Zion Chureh Monday Pation cele under the wuap Tatendenaminaty Ames oa Weslex A Mt \ N th and Caren Aive Hamitton % Now Yok, will spwas wiens of 1he o Culaeed MRCTMEON AR The Constiiution CHURCH JUBILSE YE2 - Metropelitan Baptist Congey to Have Special Servigs The fubilee vear of the Mel AN BABUSE Chureh will e qpeny drew . and Rev, el Comptes WHL jwach At the e Wivie wi “The Jubitve Motte. 10 the evening & New Yeae 3 Wi be habt in the HERT of the slectiic Lghited Chrivimas rom ado A& the ULt WM, AL WA o LA BPresent his Ngw Y wishes rence v e 14 he enlisted ser INGARLEY company he Civit War. Pneumonia lscharge and in 1889 he an s twe mons began et o diseiptine e Crapsey hersey byt suspended own pastorat Was -ty Chuieh Thete him bad was t he the ftey Ninwelt to e an n