Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1928, Page 17

TANUARY 26, TTIE._EVENING STAR., W THURSDAY, FEDERAL LEGISLATORS RECEIVE IRISH PRESIDENT AT CAPITOL. President Cosgrave of the Irish Free State visiting with members of the Senate and House yesterday. He stands beside Senator Borah of Idaho, who is pointing out the Congressional Library to him from the Capitol steps. Others in the row with him, left to right, are Senator Swanson of V ia 'md chrflnllni\e Porter o( I‘flm:\lnma ‘Wide World Photos. ERMAN ENVOY REACHES WASHINGTON., rittwitz, newly appointed German Ambassador, his wife, at the em- bassy shortly after their arrival in the American Capital yesterday. The new envoy succeeds the late Baron von Maltzan, who was killed in an air- plane. M‘(‘idrnl last Summer. Copyright by Harris & Ewing. Dr. Friedrich Wilhelm ven T COSGRAVE 1S WARMLY RECEIVED IN HOUSE CHAMBER. Speaker Longworth presenting the ee State executive, who stands beside him on the Speaker’s dais, to members of the House on his visit to the Capitol yesterday. After the Speaker’s expression of welcome, President Cosgrave came down to the floor nml ‘mlrd lhe membtrn indivi Raymond Ruddy, jr., 16-year-old FIERCE GALE KICKS UP SEA AND SLOWS SHIPPING IN NEW YORK HARBOR. Looking along the Battery in the harbor as seas pounded over the wall tion inland, causing heavy damage in several communities. The wind ing the gale which swept the Atlantic seaboard and a wide sec- ached a \rlo"lly of 60 miles an hour Pajamas are becoming highly decora- tive features of the wardrobe these days, according to the modes on dis- play at the New York neglige fash- aquatic star of the New York Ath- letic Club, who has become a sen- sation in the swimming world since he recently st three new speed rec- ords in the longer sprints, Wid there. right by P. . over New York Harbor and for 2 time shipping was almost at 3 stand ’J udge (.ompllvs Bdch(-lor List FEAROFPOLTIGL 3 o UNON MINNIZED, ™ it Garia | EMPORIA, Kans.—Bachelors here | taking to cover Judge R. Wilford Riegle, who is- sues marriage licenses in Probate Court, has compiled a list of 125 men eligible for leap-year proposals Opposite each name are the man’s address and telephone number. Judge Riegle insists the list was not prepared to stimulate his mar- riage license business, nor was it designed to win the votes of old maids. He says his purpose was to give Dan Cupid plenty or target practice this leap year POLICEMAN ON TRIAL DENIES ACTING nout;u£ Brpruentstive Updukc Acts as| Wife's Lawyer in Complaint Against Officer. Pan-American ‘League’ Idea Grows as Governing i | [ ) Theory Fails. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. Any fear that the Pan-American Union will be changed into a gov body of poiitical character is 1 diplomats here 1o be groundle the opposition is not confined Y the American Government at all, but.to other countries, which frankly say they @0 not believe they wish to have their diplomatic problems subject 1o the con- | sideration or comment of other the idea of 2 Pa h would fun in some respects, | and the discussion 8t Havana of the projected reorganiza- tion of the Pan-American Union has been regarded as inevitable. The Amer- ican delegation, however, has been un- willing to place iiself in the forefront of the opposition lest it prove 1o be a rallying point for anti-American senti- ment Fquality Problem Opposed. monoplane from Detroit to Miami With her husband., Representative lnd has a wing spread of about 2 Updike of Indiana, appearing as her 1awyer, the police trial board this morn- ing considered charges brought by Mrs. cmxlon- M. Updike against Police ate Theodore W. Patterson of the raffic Bureau. who is accused of con- prejudicial to the good order, ion and discipline of the Police rtment e complaint grew out of an arrest ght of December 13, at Fourteenth and ¥ streets, when Policeman Patter- son ook Mrs. Updike 1o Night Traffic on a charge of disobeying his intn the intersection WOMEN AGAIN PROTEST The problem of equality International 8is0 in theory been accepted h tart count Por instance, Repubiics have been regarded & ! backward con le, Peru and some 1n diplomatie dis- Coolidge to Renounce “Bar- barous Methods.” vomen's International League er letter to President | Jidge disparaging the administra- tion's course in Nicaragua. Admitting that there are many com- 5, the letter declares cal to you again for the sake of humanity and for the honor of our ed that | COUBLEY 1o venounce for the Tl roy | Btates the barbarous methods of viol r jor n the front | e in attempting to settle the Nicara nobis . 2 ot 101 | an problem and beg you to lead the I way in fact as well ns in words in ap- pling new methods suited to a clvilized age The Detzer, | 0L CONCESSIONS HIT. ries south By the The s*nt anot Ase rough ma “he would not b room in 10 bark led o ook behind her Updike Jetter was utive s ned retary by Dorothy progres e Grants to Forelgners BANTIAGO, Chile The Chamber of Deputie spproved w government Wil g wll o)l concessions except to nu- tives ‘The House ®lso appropriated 10,000,000 pesos 10 permit the govern ment (o hvestigate the country's ofl remre Oppe Chile de nteal e pistation b Junuary 26 (A yesterduy suspend Gasni both of 1 not g i bl argued s suticient tech sperience or capital o make By esplorations and - ex and recommended that this confided 1o forelgn com PrOpOBEn s ment et not foreigners without tnl ol resources atterward i prant such conce nrecerted the govern grant concessions to Investinating poten - order to decide were convenient Jons United 1 coneeded worsld comy Merien I regsrds o ol Wil Europenan yovern, at e United § Ve shiated very lurgel diplomate i Washington cetion of Pan-Amencan Legislators Approve Smith Bar. MADISON, Wis . danuwry 26 (A9 A reolution cxpressiig approval ol e wetlon of the Bennbe i refustng Beoatr-clect Frank L. Bmith van adopied today by the of the Wicconein Leglsha wle was b0 W 1, NICARAGUAN POLICY | | Leagus Appeals to United | Chilenn Deputies Approve Ban on | that | | fon revue, of which this iw one. 3 Copyright b 1d Photos. eorge W. Goethals, builder of the Panama Canal, in the historic cemetery of the United States Military Point. The picture shows a company of the full corps of cadets which marched to the grave. Wide W u Rl Fla, Hend and Is returning to make another attempt. ee! PILOT FACES GALE AS HE HEADS FORD “FLIVVER” PLANE FOR WASHINGTON. The tiny Ford plane in which Harry Brooks took off from Ashe- | ville, N, C., early today on his return flight to Detrofi by way of Bolling Field. Brooks was forced down in his attempted non-stop test flight in the little The plane Is powered with a two-cylinder engine of 36 horsepower eeking wwmmmmmmwm | T0-YearOld Fire - (11DDI Y [CIRCF] Means to Q PHIL. \UEIF"'A January 26 — Renewed efforts are being planned here to extinguish a fire that has he “burning mine,” for 70 years. ‘The plans were announced Tues- day by Samuel D. Warriner, presi- dent of the Lehigh Coal & Nav Co, in ndd essi) Calofornian Makes Public Let- ter to President Suggest- ing Legislation. rendering tnacs cessible an estimated total of 10,000,000 tous of anthra coal Mr. Warriner sald he entire mine wa n unwatered, b d the entire basin of the m and then attempt to smoth This work is expected to years. 1,000 STILL SEEKING several times d POWER CO. REFUNDS __Assoclated Press Photo. \Ar uments Advanced by Noted Speakcrs to Prove World Romance Is Not Dead | By the Asociated Pross NEW YORK, January s not dead, speakers, Douglas Robinso | any more Romance | Thomas including Mrs. sister of the late 'll|rudnn‘ Roosevelt, contended at a | discusston_on “Are We Losing Our| Faith in Romance?” Mrs. Robinson pointed to her brother's | ascendancy to the presidency as “largely | the result of the interest he aroused through his romantic Rough Riders. Fanny Hurst, asserting, “We haven't TAX FIGHT PLANNED BY CAPITOL HEIGHTS Committee to Re Chosen at Satur dny Night Mnss Meoting to Go anta Claus, Edison,” said that being superseded by based on truth Rev. Randolph Ray of the “Little | Church Around the Cornet” contended that hix church was the greatest proof of the flourlshing of romance today. He sald cou ng journeys just {to be marrfed at the church and touch the hem of an attendant’s garment STATE OFFICIAL JAILED FOR PART*IN BURGLARY Michizan Representative Gets Five A new romance Years for Alding in Homa Rabbery, Junuanry Before "H"Ivn]hhln!ll‘l'l. 11y the Assactate DETROIT, e Star HEIGHTS, Md, January Helghts property owners Prtired over the incre valuutions Ut on their real wnd personal prop- |erty ws the vt of the general 1 asesment conducted by the county {recently, will hold w meeting Saturday Viight in Odd Fellows' Hall (o appoint lacommittee o appear before the I county ¢ toners Lo protest the [ new as This wan declded at " night under Faus of the Citiens’ Association the commisstoners yesterday heard Leomplaining property owners separates Iy, vather than In a mass, In the case [of property owners of Itiverdale dis triet | I Speckal Dispately 1o | CAPITOL 26 Capitol a8 Rep- tesentative Chy A Good of nmh land Park, De suburb, was s tenced today I Clrentt Comt o senve [fom 4 0 15 vears o the Detioit [Howse of Cortection on a charge of DHCIY T the burglary of a private me hero i May, 1926 court recammended e Glood serve &y valued at $1,200 was stolen i the burglary The robbery actually was committed AECOrdIng to testimony at Ciood s trinl by Aert Dubus, bank robber conviet now W prison sentence, bt Dubus, turning Sitate's evidence, testh Ned that Good planned the ciime and later disposed of the lot, pawning the Jewelry i New York State Ilul Rep ' .mw hield i Twninman Killed in Wreck ALEXANDRIA, W. K Johnson, Cwas Killed In the Pacific passenger rali ot Rochelle [dny Hamuel Addis, Alexandria, e L uineor. wi seulded wnd 10 wan feared [T would div Frank Addis, By son wits seriously ijured. Phe Gl novth No. 110, was pulled by two . Dramatio Club Formed I 0 Tha Star A ABANT, Md, January 20 A I|Inluutl\ club was organteed at w meeting st night e Musonde Hall The club which starts with 10 mem born, elocted theso ofivern Mis. Ol enve M. Mace, prostdent; Norman Wil burne, vioe president Mis Fannle Dunn tresanrer, and ) ] mulnw Crown, secretary. Mok Ida 1 director of e club, whose first e (ALION Will he “Eyes of Love " Bebpuary 10 and 17 for the Kastern Star, Lo, January 26 (A Alexandrin, freman wreck of w Missourt 0 | o enghies 15 and his son were on the first engine and Johoson o the second William Sehulte, engineer on e & ond engine, escaped unindired, No pasecngers were repoited huid but we have a | old-time | | romance born of lack of knowledge was | | By the Assoc | player, \ | remained o his ear with o | walked to one of the fana Conflicting Claims T:e Up Im. are today | naval reserves pounded Sum of Potomac Stresses Need for Poliey. Electric. MANAGER OF SCHOOL ACQUITTED IN K|LL|NG; | Not Guilty Verdict Returned in| % { The Public Utilities Commission to- | Case of Former Yale Athlete | i: revealed that more than . 1.000 Charge Vith Manslaughter. | applications for refunds from the eI thren - | pounded tund of the Potomac E ated P Power Co. are involved i o PITTSFIELD, Mass, January A and that legal proceedings serdict of not gullty was reparted by [ MRS 10 determine - who the jury in the Superior Court today | " While the company has the mone I the case of Giibert Stanley, man- | available, and is eager @ wipe ¢ ager of the Berkshire School, in Shet. | Obligations, it eannot do field, and former Yale University hockey | paich because ma charged with mansls the fatal shooting of Peter Fulco of beyn miade for the same refund UBhter In | cases. Tn several cases business CGreat Barrington at the Berkshire School on November 26, where the are tvolved: i others privat Fulco had driven to the school with another man and two women, one of that has changed hands s & whom was employed at the schoal. He be be may will The final date for Aling appii: mnu company 00 of - the > refunds was January 13, other companions 18 now matling o school butldings Stanley ordered Fulco to leave and when Fulco made objections obtained o \lml;ul\ Hmony was umunl from the Stanley, wWhose the moment discharged uround YULE TROPHY PRESENTED Wesley for Outdoor THumination A large silver Toving cup, awarded to Wealey Ights for the moat oviginal Impressive outdoor Hamination Oliristinas season, was to- | A to the Wesley Hetaits ton at & meeting last Horn, prestdent of the women while his matns which Utllittes Commission mate that more than entitied 0 funds fatled o cation. A majonity 1. are small conswn glven that ¥ var and threatened back was t cd al and that the WA When - Stanley emed | () ot o the company abiorved over I'n~ wil nually, 16 s lwn:\n'\! CURTIS MANAGER NAMED. Clark to of Senator's Headguarters TOPERA Kans clion of - Cleory TopeRa 1o be i charge of presidential campalen headquarters of - Senator o of Washington. 0. O | Chatles Curtin of Kansas during the | Caywoud, mresident of the Community | Republican national — convention b, acceptod the cup, which will be | Ihnm.n Clty was annguneed today i Placed Iy the Community Howse tor one ! 'l;"n'; from Senator Curtis 1o Kansas "o cun wae awarded to the MD Ok abio will manage the Our .' X 7 ‘v\‘"'\.;“\m o e (3 aection by (e judges - Paul | U8 GO i Kasas - He ‘ g Richard W 0. Winhington correspaident of | 80tve 1 State palities. for hier. Pl electiival publications, Robert 3. Oug- | & farmer ssovetary of st e bt mi tretl, waststant secretary of the Wash- | PURE B AL present s @ member ot Alleged 1o Ington Board of Tyade, and 1T, Souder, | e State Forestiy, Fish - and Gawe [y PR & sk prestdent of the Electtie Loagie of Comuniaston, Clordan, wite and ashington. Edsomore, Battery Park nAve Dol tndiotedt and Loland, Bomersel ANd Ofer Cunmunl: | Priends are thase wha contine W0 ihave tecovervd §330.000 (lea compeled fo the ‘Aw. e w apm Of QUE JULYINON l\m\kx. Prodiems Helghts Citizens Get Cup Doy defnse TWO ARRESTED IN THEET. Fo George A Re in Charge January 26 (W A Ok of Former Fwmployes Charged Witk Bart in $300000 Conspivacy BOSTON d B Twe w former empk the Eastern Siva: ahip v were avtend foday for ey o TR WER the S300 00 . Wesley Ve boen tx\a o armer aud : s of the ah\tl