Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1928, Page 7

THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1928.° s 7 HAGEMANN DEATH wam oo (NARKETHEARINES. 5 o e g1 PAUL RALWAY 02 Vi HOSPTAL PLANS gracefully carrying her oast. Gided b mission, which d b Wi O miral recelved the commission, whic Somehody told 8-year-old Charles nge, today saw her son, Rear Admiral | ey him the head for four years e g P Frederick C. Billard, veteran of both | more of the ancient organization, e i Coroner’s Jury Clears Fll'e- N S\ | Subcommittee Wil Begm ton and shoie servico for his Govern: |whion 1s mot only earrying out its [ Plans for Reorganizafion of| Heights, Va., and who believes in 315500'000 Legion Program ment, sworn in to his second term of | traditional and time-honored service Santa Claus, that Ckristmas is cele- \ \ SR PR four years, as commandant of the[of saving life and property from th= in Wa ; 10 men in Fatal Crash While ‘ y || Work on Picking Permanent | iited States const Guard, O ol i alknlengagea System Approved by brated in Washington January i0. Taken Up by Sub- # \ Site for F Standing by the side of hér in a herole struggle with liquor. The | So Charles played hookey from i wife, the mother, Mrs. Lillian K. Bil-| Const Guard has been built up to an engagement with the dentist g v Department, where her son |iio the dry United States, and 1s ; 3 " | was his commission by As-[now concentrating much of its force ; see Santa Claus, He sal A coroner’'s jury today investigated IL"-nnu 1:\!!"‘ ;nk!('m'l“f""w ::‘ sistant reta of the Treasury|on the Florida Coast, to mn.\em With ereation of a new corporation| Santa Claus had been out to Al the death of Lawrence -Hages \ i{ | nigbt at 7:30 o'clock in the caucut|powmnn. smuggling to the Winter colony there. | 4nq the issuance of securities neces-| cova Ieights 1a onth and had . e Eageanty S Dt ot the Touse Office Bullding on | “V¢'le % very happy moment tor me,” |*"Tha ceremony this morning in Aa- |20 00 S S dl s e '“;‘ o L ke it e 235 t southeast, who was 5 SN ation regarding the permanent|he said simply to those who congratu. | sistant Secretary Lowman's ~office ary to complete a reorganization ap: heen pretty good to him, but tha i s red last night when his t ket De: | jaged her on the occasion. {ook place in the presence of all rank- | proved, the Interstate Commerce Com- | he wanted to see him again and | {000 R s Ll b e fare the subcommitteo on parks l::;\:: ‘The oath of office was ndministered |ing offcers of Const Guard head-|mission yesterday terminated the re-| thank him, and maybe get some . use Wor oL " stric ’ ard by Judge E. P.!quarters i “hi tomobile responding to : D O T ancntative | D ANITS B will by Jufse B ¥ auaxters ccivership of the Chicago, Milwaukee | more presents, alarm, and a verdict of acci- st i L hson of Vermont is chairman. company, But when dental death was returned. SR iy ; ol “Mr.'—instead of ‘Mr.’ as the abbrevia- | ’ baul 2 t 3 An early report from the suhcom Mr.'—instead of ‘Mr.’ a , A . Paul and o lJagemanns car was struck broad: 3 e by agt litkr man o PAPERS IN HEARST i el word “mister” | Pcinic ad, was given authority ide by the automobile of Battalion . g ng te, Mr. Reed ake ovel : 4 £ > T htet - : : is promised. The two bills to “ ” § ate, Mr. to take over the 11,200 miles of the . tosed Tarilite Chief Ernest:Howard as the two ma. nsidered are those inroducet by EXPOSE” FORGED, i ‘ niy ovidenco of folq St. Paul system. It was empover g the ovigin or the genuineness of the [to jssue 1,174,060 sh I8 S Gtin sutar anas LixonsbGintn (o v hines et atpibe Tmerseeton Pof | et St of Now' York PROBERS REPORT | i1 was e thiiiiried wird Lo ! 3 d streets southeast s 4 , i documents was the unsupported word igiock without par vi iice headqua B Aetectis Hagemann was dead when picked m;l liing for the ¢ {tion Sof o salte of Miguel Avila, an American of Mexi-| preferrea ..(Yu. £106.395.,096 5l L L ],,‘ g'”,j Pyt @ ik 4 | after m oning and tele- Answering Alarm. LAWREN AG ‘N in_ Southwest . andthe o8 Alipal A _— a r o8y Jamb) of @ oSt per age bond e Jhoning, succeede it Who was Killed when Battalion Chief | Sher, ¥ Reprosentative Gampild O (continued from First Page) | “This Avila took moncy trom | 533,693 tn & per cent adjustment mort-| et Ta o docasing his | Ernest Howard's car, which was re. | VA AFE AN EETE o Hearst for those papers.” he said, "dis- | gago honds, all of which securities | ¢ o ate J. A.isponding to a false alarm, crashed ® p¢CA SO ) ¢ jeading | the secretary of ghe treasury of Mexi- | appeared with the money, and came 1 - Compans. into him, knocking him from his OWn |1 oners of i Hease District com: | co, it is forged.’s back with these papers, which he said [ o ¢, Panl company under ter —_— — e feel that Congress should be Reed Reviews Evidence. (h\" nought from Mexican clerks With {pjan prepared in the Federal courts O s askad v e extremely careful before authorizing ) LR LS The St. Paul receivership, ordered by | company during and after Federal Legion. progran £ : |the use of any site temporarily for| Reviewing the evidence taken hy Hived to Steal Papers. the F 1 Distriet Court at Chi-| railroad control.” iatlo . aad & Farmors' Market, and that the [the committee, Senator Reed related) cago in 1926, resulted from the in-| Another i _— sutivs quostion shold e pemuanently |t Hewrst bad tostifd he bad] “The Nesist efiiors decided to | ability of the company to meet fts|impose : me: e owners | ! | Officials in Tribute to MacNider |settiod fs soon as possibie. no evidence that any Senator re.|check on these papers from Mexico. | obligations. The court has approved n & stack (o] ;g % Mr. Stalker explained the et | boived money and that he believed | S0 they hired the same man. Avili,|the reorganization plan and now that | r I ud and Robbins. Moo ar EXDIRINSE IS e tat | none ot ithem ‘wa appreathediir re: | (o steal MomaRpRDaEs’ fumitho hests| been sanctioned by the Inter.| > S of those favoring the Southwest|zard to the alleged transaction. He | consulate office, in New York, to|gtate Commerce Commission is expect. P. Summerall | G0 L rr o aite s o tecalled the denials of each of the|ch s papers from Mexico. to go through the formal Army, presided 4 e | recipient of | gissolving the receivership withou th r and Navy | Pennsylvania Railre il Mr. { four Senators named. | h v n at the Army and Navy | Loaner AN e ied In any aite | The documents had been pronounc. #1590 f6om Vicarst, which he e Department general staff in | should be given full consideration and fed ous” and the signatures of | baid to Mexican clerks for documen Objections Withdrawn. L Pres * or A He =aid he got nothin ‘or his interest of Col. Hanford M he axked for an opinion from the | Pres Calles and other Mexican 4 el s ecision, the com- ¢ 1:\‘1\1;(::(':"«13.”{ (e dekon tocilan Sentuior atale ihe_documents_declared | it the case exce aweek salary } In reaching its dect ion, the com- 2ol The subcommittee conducting nu:\ forge! * by experts of the Govern.|from & e . Lo teoran o e s EleaE oy | aeanareubearmuiitos Sontucting (M1 entiana pilvate ancstemploved by - ScoAtoriNoreisasked it the wlana the reorganization advanced by a com- | fai aucoeedihim | liehring: leqnuints ot REnrksenially res had all been made by the same |mittee of the old road's bondholders. | prior to Nir. Hearst at the request.of the o : d r e : \ and | vm’(’::‘:’lm‘ulpvwll IeAURStCheSomY ) hon, headed by I, C. Jameson of New York. | considered one of the s Sen. John I, | ; ¢ IRVARSTLE, BNy *"of the . o decision declared that while the 1 propert and s Reed ap. | reorzanization plan. drawn wp under | reasons which brough Y. hut of er b ht up today | language were :-nu- yed, ame ,wn«uu ! v e ributes to the value of | The matter rought up t R D o on ibtakea e ther three were made | irection: of the 1 P: ership. nd Kuhn, Loe N 5 The constructl ervices to the Gov- | when Chairman Zihlman of the Dis y e e o nla |ttt committee teferred these two|mar, spelling and punctuation to be| apparently "’ gome achoslibosficrraric rom the Sound ext The Army Band furnished | farmers’ market bills with the report | found” in the papers. I® "l‘l":" ator saidfHe consifierediihe| DAIGGIGE ¥ ¥ asion. | of the Commissioners to the’ Gibson «Unusual” Errors Studied ie Senator said he considered the | o700 U it tHe "himior. pofMs| | L " ; 3 | error running through all of the docu- ! g i IRJOF - RO ARG | 2 subcommittee. Representative Under-| i e mma. instead | intereat 10 us to require t y nill said that in his opinion, on Cognizance was taken only of the ! i sk eon 600 | (hie properties concerned should at Hace: CLERKS GROUP ELECTION [ et mportance of the matter | errors pronounced by the experts as | of, & period theabbreviation | 11,12 roken and he was | and the diversity of opinion regarding | “unusus unlikely "1‘ occur in @ A '11'-‘\r ‘tlkl“‘,' el for portions of jured. His body was taken i e = the proper location of the farmers' | the ings several di | Avila 2 a similar ervor in some | o0 P . rimatesicn ? to be “not altogether Hospital in a | ““;““:"f fl‘;' ,",“1' erl;‘»“i.- "l":“:r" } market, the issue should be taken up | in different offices and | !} he did at the request of ouE. % > jm-» ani B et pres "‘1'] ““ i e in full committee unless the subcom- | 2 B s = Rifuobectine AEho s mittee promised an early report. “The commitiee believes it to be| - Ereie: Qisnevte proin incredible for exampl the report w French hvdroplane, a practl- | v and advocated rejection of the 'x‘ The former | B el it ntinued, that so mans different | ing eaplane type of glider 7 Fecely in escaped | (o - ). P ographers, in seven different of ust skims the water surface, e phase in the proposed reorsg: i | : IS : PRINCETON GRADS ELECT. ;"5 Mexics ana New York, she " inder good conditions, cross the | ization invoived the pavment of $56, | may 3 mechanic > b abbreviate usted (vou) as ‘UD, ¢ in two days, according to the | 100,000 to the Government. which the employ of the Puliman Co..| poants int™ o PRI, ‘| Maj. 7. D. Kilpatrick Made Presi- an_error equivalent to the use inventors. mofiey was Toaned to the old B¢ Pal was In charge of the wor k of looki William A. Swenk, U'-'ls‘n N o t B " Peariman, recorder; Edward dent, Succeeding David Lawrence. | Br rd; James A. Mosely, guide. Maj. John D. Kilpatrick of the T George G. | class of '96 tod was elected presi- Hunnicut and | dent of the Princeton Alumni Associa- Charles A. Hall | tion of the District of Columbia, at a was elfluefl ad\o«‘nle Tunchie at h 1 ersity Club, in charge, Campbell County Man Survived by DIES IN FROSTBURG- M. Proctor, '19, was chosen vice % P sident. Other ~officers _elected: Widow and Three Children. Special Dipatch to The Star, irtland Nixon, ‘43, secretary- ch to The Star. FROSTBURG, Md., January 11.— [tr wurer; J. 11, Temon, 25, assistant "HBL Va. January 11.—|Mrs. Mary Porter McAllister, aged 91, cretary. The mnew executive com- “C. Wharton, 48 years of age, died yesterday at the home of her |mittes is composed of George G. died Monday night at his home, near | nephe: Owen L. Porter. A son,|Cromwell, Andrew B. Duvall, William Concord. Campbell County. He was| Harry C. McAllister, Wallace, Idaho, | J. Flather, jr.. Philip C. Kauffmann, a member of Fisher Memorial Baptist | survives. Milton W. King, Oliver Metzerodt, h and the Woodmen of the! Mrs. McAllister married Henry Clay | Lawrence A. Baker, Edmund Rheem, d. i McAllister in Cumterland in 1864. [ David lawrence, Walter Dunlap, s survived by his widow. Mra. | Mr. McAllister was a conductor on | Huston Thompson, R. H. Carter, A. 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