Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1928, Page 17

THT._EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY. TANUARY TWO PRESIDENTS OPEN HAVANA CONVERENCE. President Coolidge DELEGATES OF 21 MATIONS HEAR PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS TO CONFER THE FIRST LADIES OF TWO LANDS. Mrs. Coolidze and Senors and President Machado of Cuba riding together from the presidential Western Hemisphere as represented at the Sixth Pan-American Conference. Addressing the great gathering of delegates and Latin American notables | I‘.:‘I;:’:'f: l“'"‘" ;‘:K:m"' ;‘r"‘rd"’h: f\";‘fl;;‘" T oie (ho I eiantil palace {o the National Theater to adaress the delegates assembled for the | in the National Theater at Havana, the President won applause as he defined his conception of the ideals toward which the nations should strive in their address the delegates to the Pan-American Conference. epening of the Pan-American Conference. Wide World Photos, Pa Copyright by P. & A. Photos. NG STRUCTURE AS CONFERENCE ASSEMBL FLAGS FLUTTCR FROM IMPO! Scene in front of the DELIVERING THE MORNING ?l\ll, ON SKATES. With its numerots * BROADCASTS FROM NEW STUDIOS IN PRESS CLUB BUILDING. A view of the larzest of the Naztional Theater at Havana, with a mounted presidential guard fronting the building as President Coolidze | ';:r'r:a"'r'f.f;;’:;":..(fi':::-"?-.’fy:.:;:".::‘5."?,.3‘:"",::'n".":',,‘:.‘, #fithe Gnrse ' s in the new headquarters of the local broad casting station in the National Press Clud Buitding. Th and President Machado arrive to address the Pan-American Conference, The flags of 21 nations drape the walls l ice. Even the postman f» making his morning round here on fce tud be used for breadeasting band. orchestra and choral music. The new headquarts of the handsome marble building in which the conference sessions are being held. Cop: Copyright by P. & A. Photes, | and are equipped with the latest type of broadeasting devices. Co e ———————— T T Veteran Reciting B | o o e Ty | Lecn Bt Y STRESSED Br the Associated Press i STOCKHOLM. January 19.—The Ex-Soldiers Get Total of 37 sue purch: HMOND. Va = h Red Cross has decided to \, e for £21.440 a new ambu- Years—*Flim Flamme}s" lance plane for use in northem Lap- Imprisoned. v Thiift Week Soeakers Point land. The machine will b of the | i : A g . Out Importance of Guard- ker type. but built in Sweden. . ‘ — $ ) e p E Tee ¢ » i a r i p It will be £0 constructed as to assure \ : - . 3 . kA : ing One’s Future. and comfort to the patient * — - — 3 under the most trying Winter d . 2 . 3 : { Ho e ) are ¢ from Circlz w hes- S LS, | e T SRR on a colored woman October 21. C 1 “ : of the men cailed the attention of the - . woman 0 the who wa: n up a pocketbook from NAVAL ACADEMY OARSMEN G EARLY START IN OUTDOOR WORKOUTS. Candidates for the Plebe crew at Annapolis take advantage of the engaging the ger 0 i springlike weather to try their oars on the Severn River. It is believed to be the earliest “Spring” workout an academy crew has ever taken on the river. learned Ce ght by P. & A. Photas $2.000 a dead man Coy contain ron s ors Yt A, A GHALLENGED._ St of Raiiwey Operaton Ofcred_ nowtown e 1N OLOSING DRIVE tion the s Army, Should Devise Fi- | ON HIGHWAY STAND| Theoretical and Practical Instruction’ BAN IS PROPOSED January 2;5‘Sert 1or_Test Case nance Program, = ‘ 5 Involving Saturday Tilson Hits Intimation of Secret Uy the Awuciated 1o ,of ‘post-graluate work and a special Needed to Relieve Traffic Conges- CAMBRIDGE, Mass, January 19, Summer term. The work on the rail- 8 the A ' Preos ) 'y i ] in Resolution for Auto ” rond will amount to a year and a half Save Co . Night Law. Congre has the right 1o for- DD Establishment of & co-operative course | hole, g a0 the end af the scand year| tion and Save Cost of Widen: | 9 ’ hod for financing the Express Roads. in rallroad operation, combining scien- | of undergraduate mstruction and alter- | . cpert Say = s:ippl Valley flood control pro- ¥ |t education at the Massachusetts nating with study at ing Streets, Expert Says. gram, and not the Army Engineers in | - - | Institute of “Technology with funda- | Instruction will be - ntative Denison, | oppe American Automobile Association | MENtAL traintng in modern transportu- | and frelght trafic, steam locomot: Re . . “ Prol fon of automobile par Republican. Illinot ton practice on the Boston & Maine | practice, auxilinty methods of tran Prohibition of autom on ing hin views today before the | wos chalienged yesterday by Representa- | Ratlroad, was announced last night by | tation and {rame problems o Many of the congested dow Counsel W. W flood control committee, the Ili- | tive Tilson, Republican House lea te civil and elec- streets was 1 der, | Dr. Bumuel W. Stratton, president of | courss will also inel #48 # socret” which | the Institute trical enginecring features of the control plan, | 2 Pring forth the dark . H '.: ‘ The course will consist of four years bridge building heavy cost of street widening by oppored W the ree ndation De says the assoclation Intimated wWas | ¢ yndergraduste work at the fnstitute. | including signals and Charles E 3d, an expert of the - tates in | concenled dn the Furlow gesolution to fincluding one Summer at the civil en- | systems as well as terminal and trunk | tonal Capital Park and Planning € establish & commission to consider au- gineering field school In Maine, a yen: | line electrif n mission, vesterday a wmobile express highways - - 5 ffore th wwds of the Mississippl The assoclation has probably made | s was urged by E A Bherman, no investigation, and certainly has no APARTMENT BUlLD'NGK'TTERY GROUNDED adoption of an ellt- United fitates forester. He | Information whatever concerning th ’ gent™ parking regulation, Mr Eliot U the “bad lands” of North and mothy and wisdom of the forcer be- | pointed o the high cost of widening Dakota and tie somi-anid prajries | hind the resolution,” he sald PLANS SUBM'TTED PORPOISE lN SERV'CE downtown streets and declared that the of Coloradn. Kansa W Mexico and Funds from the Federal Treasury | ot of the Mg was largely coun Texa wIth \rees, wna | are not now and probably will not be | | o ' appropriated for the building of super- d as & means of reliev- g traffic congestion and avoiding the d that he favored the en- Ringgold could be plante ms for street bean ot highways Why should not a pian to | €tructure to Co 5 y & AT cibent tifaton 1o b o ' resulations New Year build sich highwavs with private funds Cost $800,000 to BF_N"‘"I Committes Uses Another three important problems now up for | . Detween th moof Bt py 1o be repald by those who choose 1o | Erected on Connecticut Vessel as Workers Try to | constderation: Proper treatment o 4 ake use them, be studied?” i plicated street intersections, i depe Mr. Tison indorsed the resolution Avenue, Move Transport cireles; an adequate tree plo ¥IOVAN - on keeplng rainfall | of epresentative Furlow, Repubiican i § gram, and beautification of the parks ¢ river | Minnesota, proposing ereation of th | The nyviation committee of the board e . commison, DUt the vian has been | plang for the conmrucuon of & five Efforts to pull the maval transport | s bdatsed SR autively aupies | attucked by the wsoction on e proposal of (e communiy cente TRIAL BOARD CONVENES. | ronind tht 1" would Toist system of |10 i tment bowse of sdern de- | KiLtery off (e e Todian {15 oot of i comminity departinent omake 16 possibl cad,on which she wroanded early ; Thend whiok L boys and giels under 21 [ yesterday morntng. having been i il hilghiways on American aton bilbsts | B0 be crecled at 4610 Connecticut Police Coren 14 Be Hens . weenue hiave been filed with the build- | [ 1, arrangements were made at the | the bullding and 1 Be Menrd 0| “juriow duclured that he was st 8 1om | ing kpector, Oul, o W Oehann Soa Ll ERUgenIanin Wate iade Re S i lnes: "t otoy e Thiee Day He | o un‘tl4l,lfl !‘ y the wasoclation I by David 1, Btern, owner, arehitect “""l]n.nxlnllt the membets of the naval af \\;u\hl bo furnist .‘\ by Ko b e Skt [ RonilinEsd tisve the prglect [Yhytider o the projected dovelopment | guiry commities of Congross oboard the | G0 hid materials would be betare whom the ca a wo gy R DOaras o e Rl BioMos s ",.” fl‘v‘”~ f o) in bt Flie extimated construction cost of e [ ey Porpuis 1 T hiee (‘.m:',,'\\“{:\ “Nould be held to | WHE DO tried. already has et B ] norminig ¥ a0 ntial st of pine e, b sald, I8 erroneon | The apartment building, aceording to | 0 e Rl iRed Ractediil T e DIStrct - champion W o qaestions. he ,.“‘ ,‘,v,, ',",,"‘” ing office e with the butlding [ this evening they will be transs | YO0 be eligible for the national tour quashed again wy peciicat o l nament at Atlantic City i the Fall office, will hove o frontage of 145 feet on Connectiont avenue. and a depth of 210 feet wid will contain 200 roons. Ay ferved to the submarine tender Camden While (he two vesacls tematn i mbd fream i Kettle Bottom fihoals near Lbatng dettnitely decided mgeney JURY BILL INTRODUCED. | givei sy - “E]TALKS ON AFRICA, ' fie E Sraning Mys Charles Wood Gives First of |11 to 49 apartment un The | Giionial Beach, Vi ‘T Camden then be decided & highet court trom |y gy o tactire will have w facnde of Briek |y caney e party 1o lampton . Berles at ¥. W. C. A ally of brick and eon | o, where the members will tnspeet | Norrls Measuve Asks Change b [ erete constyue on | he new v lno cartier sarn- | ROADS FUND APPORTIONED A travel talk on South Africs Wus- | Another new spartment bullding, to | 1o NoW NAVAL aliplane carvier Bara Number of Challenges. trated with colored slides sald 1 have i | cost 300,000, 15 provided for W plans S . . | y When efforts were made this morn prem- | een made by deading shide art I bapproved today by the ballding o A vith conduct 3 the guod oraer, 1reputation e puliee force 3 conne U AUUEL 27 on U A DHE o amend the DIstEet Code i The apportionment of §7.300 000t clors Want : P trevt northwast, oecapled | e country und shown for the e Lapoctor. This bullding, W be lopsted i | 08 86 BEW Gde by the Comst Guard | i (o the wimber of oludonges | road Iuismwment i Wationsl st Doctors Want Immunity o HE R el e i o W R L AT LR Wood | 1an i llull‘:.“llu“l\ be | “:"a et Matig wodfour wval G 4 WG SUIR) Th The SR o | o Rt B . S 1oy € childies b e Y WG A Ao Jast | owned by Coldsimith & Ketler, aid b [ 10 000 e BCIEGY e Bl A e was atrediced e te Senate | douliare duidine. The fund was & 4o Hannplona turmer policeman | ight been destned by Willlam Maii [ e Rt ! veaterttay by Chatiman Novia of the Ju- | hariad by Qungiess 120 and ¢ it e shiatigcn, 0l vl do wi| Wl talk wan the Bt of wenten of Lupclitect o ot Mumipal Aroiiec | 3 wete sent o Btk © awather | GEEIEL Do (isbiivsed duiiig (he s N ' e POt A5y Ve Sestimany indi-] four traveiogues Wi be given by Mk (A 5 Batriv. The Biliine will he sight | 20000 Witk Be inade b Bah Me A |y ) capital offenses. the Gov | glaning July 1 1928 of Low P e [emted e wecused e omoer of un-| Wood on alienate Wednesday eventngs [ stories high WAl 11 uparunents | B11ETH00N 10 gt the vessel Tt ool Fonent mi e detense ench would be | Borest tonds 1 1daho Wil teveive the Hoiee ‘ ! v | pecercary doughess b scarching biel tor the benefit of the League of the [of one and two rooms, kitehen, bath, | W45 entitled 10 fve peremptory challenges | 31180000, and i California. $1 110 13 | of the Lo [ e and his wite Vestined alio as | Covenant. The next one n scheduled [dining alcove and drest e Ui . And I ath other cases comimal or il OMer large sllaiments are i Oreson, | igh . ' o the occuiiences o Wie ight of Au- ) for Wedneodiy Febriary 1 and willbollding will be of brick and limestone Mousenives of Chile aie taking to Feach side wonld be allowed thiee per- [ $) 0TE 899 Montana. 8680 101 Wash gt 2 dcal with spaln and the Adiiatic, Constiucon, electiie household articles emptory Challenges. Wgton, $E33 810, and Alaska $490.844