Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1928, Page 17

MAKING THINGS SHIPSHAPE FOR THE PRESIDENT'S TRIP TO HAVANA. Bluejackets swabbing FRIENDSHIP IN CRIME CARRIED BEHIND BARS. Welby Hunt (at WATER TAXIS DO A RUSHING BUSINESS IN ENGLISH FLOODS. A scene during the recent tidal flood down the deck of the dreadnsught Texas, flagship of the fieet, just before her departure from the Brooklyn ey mal of Wl Ridirard ek, shalling Iy at Fleetwood, England, in which rowboats and launches from the Thames provided the most convenient Navy Yard for Key West, Fla. President Coolidge will board the sea fighter there for his trip next week to slayer. The photo was taken as the two met bofore iheit nrr:nlzn'mem. means of transportation through the flooded streets. The flood was caused by the same conditions which Havana, Cuba, to attend the Pan-American Conference. Wide World Photos. Wide World Photos. inundated a wide area of London, causing a loss of 14 lives. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. SHIPS BATTLE MISSISSIPPI ICE JAM. Tl:enrmm cold wave caused CROWNED QUEEN OF MIAMI PALM FETE. Miss Elizabeth McKen. :‘l;}ll 1AN SOARS lm Nl-.‘\l\;‘.\l;"ll'll”l'l‘[l)ll‘llfl FCORD. l(enno’lkmu'l. nn:|cd AN i 7 AT A hE'.\lBL\'_“B :‘l;‘l: ,\«":9 Marion Chace, the worst ice jam in years on the Mississippi River, at St. Louis. This talian airman, being accl )y friends and admirers just after fly- 0, W er ster Shafer, wil e the minuet at t Showe s big river steamer carried ashore by the heavy pressure of the ney just after her coronation en the final day of the colorful fete at the ing fo a new aititude record of 38,392 feet. He bested by several hundred Washington Assembly ball to be held tomorrow night at the Mayflower ice, which jammed the river with junks 10 feet thick. . Florida resort city. She rode as queen of a spectacular pageant which feet the record which recently had been credited to Lieut. Champion, Hotel. Miss Chace is an artist of the Denishawn studio of New York Paramount News. featured the fete. Copyright by P. & A. F American naval fiyer. Wide World Photo < ht by B & E SEUTE CONTINUES ANLTONHERDS | = = 4| TEENSPRUTEST PARENTTEACHRR DEBHTEONTARRE, 0,6, 80YScouTs) ERRMESIVIMA R~ 2 Mo v = | VOTEFORDSTRLT REPORIS AREREAD Record Vote Sought on Mc-|Council Elects Officers at An-| P ‘ ‘-h : ; > (| Dupont Circle Group to Op- “News” Accounts Written by Master Resolution Declar- | nual Meeting—11 Named g , : , d ’ o r pose Representation at Members Are Criticized ing for Lower Rates. to Board. i . L ; [ 28 Hearing January 24. at Institute. ate on the McMaster resolution. | George E. Hamilton, former presi-| | % : RN pom e ERIRY, | SR e on record | qone of the ital Traction Co., was % B . - N/ e Sera s AN ariff wched: cjected president of the District of q e ue in the o mbia Council, Boy Scouts { America, at the annual meeting the organization at the Cosmos Club RS 0" |early thix afternoon Mr. Hamilton » A 4 bose sasct- o L e ™ thiy | succeeds L A. Sncad, who bas been A, ¢ . : i ion. o e rvers of the move, | Pregident for four successive years. ? : 3 | Ten Jupporters of the move: | "orh, following vice presidents were : iy byl . Qe g ey m or Harrlson, Democrat: | chogen: 4. J. May. Jullus unmr;;lkllo, hors : i e ; ot Mismiwripp. and Senator Nye. a| Lo b ch "ud Henry P. Blair. S : o . « . wh reed that it gff,"’u"‘x’,,,,’;" oo n:rt ivorth | Ernest B Daniel wan re el 164 treas: i i o charend that it iscussion thin atternoon Dres Bnd PR IN IR e MILITARY HONORS ATTEND LAST RATES FOR 84 COMMANDER AT ARLINGTON. The funeral cortege of Lieut. Comdr. Roy K. Jones, who fousty thedlocel school’ TE SeRSSS Senator Dill Propounds Query. " Named to Board. fost his life in the sinking of the ill-fated submarine, proceeding to Arlington Cemetery yesterdny. Lieut. Joseph McGinley, a fellow officer on the use he is opposed to athel h ” 7 S-4, was laid to rest there at the same thne with full milltary honors. Copyright by P. & A. Photos h & in |SCORE ADVERTISING [Denies "Flunks™ in Civil Service Test |TAKOMA PARK HEARS c. il DISPLAY ON AUTOS| Of Dry Law Bureau Due to “Academics”| NEW TRACTION PLAN Wilmer and g the debate vesterd Democrat, of Washington, & he thow In addition to the officers of the council, the following were given ceutive board: Karl Paul Bartsch, reporting for t 'Piney Branch Citizens Demand| The civil service examination which The civil serviee test, Deming said. | Double Track Promised Manor nd court honor comm! S0 many agénts, investigators, and | Was not scholastie 1 R 2 f Beou who had dis i 4 4 " Twi ) dems pplic teen! sinhed l"m;',up";iu\:[nk )w:,7 ;’v Clear Visibility of Drivers other employes of the Prohibitlon ::.f;’.i l|’.'. ]\\vhhll:x I|l|].- fdat Park Citizens if Proposed Merger astep tow wood | peyoisn, They were: Scout Francis License Plates. Bureau flunked recently “had nothipg | plied Is Not Effected. ot parking a yland of Troop 100, who rizked h to do with ‘book learnin but was ‘It 18 a bit strange,” he added downtown sec tor Harrison Gives Views. 2 companions in the « series of simple, pructical questions | that atter Congreas ed the Pro- iR NS < Har Dasniorat. ot tiy e that destroyed Randolph Macon| pesiiaiions to prohibit the display 4 | bibitlon Burenu in the classified serv Proposed fmprovement of the Ta- HUYGH TORBERT H - i ¢ Rcial B Ll s nd problems,” it was declared-today | foe beciuse o s manersi’ Inemclanc ) . g i Apkimny ;a1 a0 Royal, Va., Iast{ " 0 ising matter of any kind on o ¥ o s 2 ice beciuse of the general BeMclency | yong line of the Capital Traction Co. UGH S. TORBE EADS huw been recom by Willlam €. Deming, president of | and unsatisfactoriness of the old foree, | seett honor 1 for [the front or rear of automobiles 8| ihe Civil Service Cop D [ there should be u great hue and cry | i€ the present Conress does not force | EDGEWOOD CITIZENS Iping the furm 4 “i Bradford 1o be sought by the Piney Branch Cit-| Deming’s uncement wax fn rec [t the first report of Ccasualties’ (& merger of the street car compantes | — - Kenator Harrison | of 1o ¥hos jod a WM | jpenwt Awwociation, according o rewo ply lo chares from (ho Probibition |ainong those who falled to make the fwas outlined by J. H. Hanna, presi- | Agsociation Elects Him President of whent can be | Tron wning nany Creek, | g u that the examination was “too « v e the Manor { . ariff because that|# bre “hiemi e Just | 1utlons presented by E. B, Pabst, and |, gonc 0 coupled with the statement | *1t would seem that ‘some one s at fation lust night | and Names Other Officers at miported tor 5 e i g imended for a |adopted st a meeting in Hamlne M. |thut what the bhureau we “Inomen [tempting to calm the fiest storm which ble track from Ko L that | ~#rtificats heroism, und Beout Cyp- (s Chorch, Stxteenth and Alitxon | who can raid w barroom or knock off Lhas been ratsed and smooth the rut- | Thind streets and ineveased side t Business Meeting. Hasdthman ‘ Beout of [uteets, tast pight. The resolution |a stIL™ wnd that §t is “not « crned | tled feathers of employes who tell by | fucilities to relieve congestion J ¥ 0K ulio provides that the regulation s | whether they canspell ‘idiosy any " Lhe way wide,™ T plained of by the members of the aren des L Ihe (1o elenr visibility of Neenwe plates be - - - — Munor Park Assoclation wete prom s e GEN. PERSHING LISTED |CHILD WORKER TO TELL | "t tee 0 e e o R ;. |" o “u' ""‘ e ‘,’ Ateos Of HONOR GUEST OF S. A. R.| D. C. EDUCATION FUTURE:,\"Q'."H;N A ""';. VI st o Tt s elected 113 Vice prosident bt Kepo factory and sKree i s g Vashington Rapid Transit Co Other officers elected were Mes. Wit st execntive, Linn @ ook Creck Park from the north o0l Gen, Pershing will bs the guest of iy .~|,|nm.u: Possibilition am aniin that cdmpany, precluding new des dents J. W LR 1] B 1 Beventeenth street The commitie '|” or and Aninelng A s ! ke, submitted his annul report onor_and_princlpul AL the | pqucational Center for Noeth and [ velopments, However, he s sted | T, M Tierney, tre B F Rown. | xess o > iaered o S - on wtrests, sidewalkn and Hghte was ] Lo, 50 0 iEht 7 e o » . EDUCATION SPECIALISTS | il by ‘y’f‘.fi:,,"',:',;’\.,‘lf:':' Mrected to take up with the Commin- [ FHERE T ".‘““"":,'M T thelsouth Amerlea™ will be the tople of [ that it support would be gue o | Mrs. ML T I Diek and | Havs, exter ioners the gquestion of sidewalkn und | (CHEET S discussdon by Miss Anna Richardson, | by people of that area, a new hno | W. Bal ment Aurtug 1927 than any year in ¢ und the wid / fleld worker for Rfd ? ot the S s Hghts for Blagden avenne and the wid [ F00S s 41neia wor or the American Home [ would be established there {of the ex NAMED FOR COLLEGES%." . nimtary Durime the | okt £ e ok ure, Which “..',..'..’..;’i'...'."”.,',."‘\\......,,4.., et Boonomics Awsockation, in an address [ A resolution was adopted that a | Decision to received the hiehest U g 0 am o heavily traveled " to bo delivered ut a Joint meeting of | more effeotive vagranoy kaw should [suffiase for the Distriet b Group of 11 Chosen from Nation's 77! . DAY Panled "V"fu.n..'nu to Nock Creek burk = "‘“\'“""'h‘.I‘l"'“‘”.‘“'“"'{"'l' K e musatel L% Child Btudy and alora [ ho ohtatned Ana ARather resalution (0 | mites on aw and e v | COOLIDGE TO SPEAK. rded the Life budge an erolutions were adopted urging thel ‘ 1 ception (o he ¢ Neetions of the Dist eano the police force to 100 pro v n Grant Colleges p s obtained |Gy jeutum of the new Business Hikh et i ot of wddiessen s wclock s The meeting will bo i [ police duty xind not o clevieal work ! Gon. Lond Urant Colleges ond Cliien and 2807 L epool. It wis voted to request the ARY ann |> Prie Foends’ Pavior, at IS0 1 street. Faos passed, vidae oy f Plncing of better Bghting faclities on oy & Misa Richardson, who is & member | Investigation of the lack of vadia- | tsland ' the Woodiow Wil | (e Jowa avenue front of the Mactar ident general of the | g hoard o establish an educa: | ton in the Whitthor School 18 1o be [show when t “ o L) ' Burnt Mille, MA |1 0a Juntor Migh B Frank o the Btate rekent gf e ] g poseareh center fn Washington | taken up, and 1t s hoped that north on Fourth stivet novtheast A B and the president geieral of ogrnt o | and ville all reschied recor legite 1o ¥ » this ye 1 o o N amtort of the children will be ass: as 4 record | Mereitt 1 3 CUA R, AR orahesten will gurs | I8 ¥ undor grant of the Laura | omtort of the childien will be assuy . eri piat e sttendance for the year Mactur- Hpelman Rockefeller Fou Y s to t ) to securo an elght Jor Lwepartn f o L Rhantee WH S5 LM peima © Foundation, has [ 12F0rt 5 to be made to secur . ity Conter B progtam, o sl specit| " ke nnbe made tosrewe ' | ROSS FREED OF CHARGE. funford, dean of ih Opposition was voted 1o & pro g ) atio Child Btudy « Whittier School it lotiitrine ‘at ihe Tn) RENAMED TARIFF HEAD. rerming of the 4400 block of ¥ duls Will take place has ulso spent the pust year in suv ML Pullman, president, presided ety » b Teenth stveet from residentiul 1 voying the oxtent of chill study and - Taxicad Driver, Accused of Man-{ong tate T. C. Marvin Destgnated by Prest. |eicial zone. The association PLEA?Q“ MORE WATER, |tarental education courses in nosmal AUSTR‘UAN .FLYERS OFF.| waushter. Acquitted by Jury, |3hart ot €0 SVARX an ittes on five und police protectio sehools, vollogen and universitios [will wpen at T ok dent to Beventh Btrajght Year, [ported that Cungress nM‘l he ..Ikm:PlI“ — |quv;flh..|u‘!lh! antey ||\m|‘»\ll dwell | Charles A, Ross, taxivab driver. was saciier than wsual The s e u wite for u Arehouse in him nereansd ol eity of the Anacostia | on thelr development in the United acquitted vesterday afternoon by be Joast dy the 3 o] Thomas C. Marvin has een deiy i in iteanih i wa L nstd SADRe Y Ot pnoals | Sthies Teto Rupoct to Make 1,00-Mile|icilitted tvaterday atarnoan by ajbe broadiast by the Natwual Browd | ) of the Tariff Commis wireetw docation, which 18]y of the Hillsdale Civio Association, . New Zealand Trip in 19 Hours, | Chier Justico Mecoy of a chavse of | = venth consecutlye yeur ppsed by (he associut which held ita regular meeting st Boy Ki st | o | manstaugt o with the | S = fimt given the post in | President Edgar B. Menderson pre-| giant ae the Birney Hehool )y Ring on Stamps, SYDNEY, New Nouth Wales, Yan ath of Frane vidan Ovtober Woman, 63, Dead of Gas resident Hurding, snd has n wided The association alsu requested the A new sevies of e stiomps tnfuary 10 G Capta hiight and Hosd 16 R RS Mis ¥ 1 i cas i nted .K.,.l,vu, sl r',.,.m’m . vesurtuelng of Morcls voad and the | Bumania s G bear the tieness of | and Lient Monerie® Austialian avias fwinh Boliceman B W Rnapp 2 % | Cootidpe yesterday naning bim for fmprovement of conditions at the e fabcovenr-oll King Michuel. The pors | cors, ook off at 2 00 0 Clock this moins | North Capliol stioet and Rand Jordine | the year beginning Junuary 16 Barnard College Professor Di e aatian"of Mhoridun toud and Nigh: | Smit Will vepinge (hat 0€ (e Wwte |l I an atiemut to iy 1,900 wilon o | flace’ whon the car of R Bygie I My Marvin is & Mepubiican and NEW YORK, January 10 () olw avenue, The vegrading of Stanton | King, as 10 b the piactios b that [ New Zealand They expected to reach | inte the afficer's machine and shot the e | vaw sppolnted from Massachusets | Herbert Maule Richards, noted bota: froad trom Bheridan rond to Alubaima [eountiy 1o show the portvait of the faither Welllngton or Qravimouth, Now | passenger thivugh the windshient, | soctation i ot| e mwintaps houiew peie s0d in | pist und protessor st Burird Collggy, pvenue also wan uiged velRning soverelgn on (he postege | Zeatand, tn about 12 houve, Weather [ cutting his thivat, Ress was defend: | 4 Blate Laive e ol VWeshiuglun, Purlmuouth, N. 14, his Bitbplace, died lust night, aged b6 v P BRODOK Mason prosided Ljmusian ainps, snditions were favaiable, lod Altarney ba A Widmayer, and for it you deficit of £900 wus recorded last month | Ham Von Bernewite, second vice pr Also on Qover