Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1928, Page 4

JOSBORN DENIES ... THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, PHOTOPLAY CALLED D. ¢, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1928.° upon the Capital and the ocitizens therein, “At the regular February meeting of the board. held on the evening of the qth, a communication to this effect from a Washington citizen was pre- PRISONERS SEEN, DEPUTIES MISSING police the two, driving an automobile belonging to the deputies, stayed at the Smith home for a short time until asked to leave. Burns said he did not know they were being hunted until yesterday, SHIP FRAUDS REVEALE WITH ARREST OF By the Associated Press. captains to put to sea with men whom { senied and members of the bosrd who when ho read o newspaper sccount of | PHILADELPHIA, February 10— had seen the film expressed Guards Taking Two to Reforma- | thelr dm!mmno&n E— Wholesale frauds, leading steamship #Commoner” Answers Suit of 2N I S The Fact Story of American Aviators in the World War » 1—The ir Force of the A. E. F. Part [ “King™ Mitchell to Sep- arate Couple. o them forever in the hearts of the you breathleas with every word, Thin American peaple ! his first victory in ) duction in any country in Europe during German Tines. James | Chamber of Commerce Pro- tests Film Shown Here Last Week. 'ings that the film was one that should |not be shown because of the said im- moral character and because of the re- | flection cast upon the dignity of the Capital. “At the conclusion of this discussion the secretary of the chamber was in- structed to” write to you in protest and urging in particular that all ref- erence to Washington be eliminated from the film, because the scenes rep- resented as taking place in Washington tory Believed Slain or Held Helpless. By the Associated Press. LAFAYETTE, Ind, February 10.— Search for Dc{m.y Sheriffs John P. Grove and Wallace McClure, who dis- appeared Tuesday while taking two prisoners to the State Reformatory, at versity, and WLS and KYW of Chicago last night broadcast Information about the deputies and escaped prisoners. A description of the automobile, a black tourlng car, bearing 1928 Indiana li- cense 475-475, also was broadcast. Additional details of American Le- rlon members, county and State po- ice and volunteers were sent out today to search for the missing deputies, one 55 years of age and the other 57. Of- they belleved experienced, but who, Government agents asserted, ‘“‘neyer had smelled salt water.” were revealed here last night with the arrest of two New Yorkers, The prisoners, John J. Clark and Raymond F. Gorman, were held by a Federal commissioner under $10,000 bail each. Clark was charged with buying, seliing and altering offcial United States documents, while Gor- = It e tonme cotaney | the/wariperiod. were untruthful and derogatory. Pendleton, 60 miles distant, was ex- | ficlals believe the deputies were either | man over an Alhatross | The same industry received $101.-| " lay = “The chamber hopes that you may > fter word | slain and their les hi or that & ” 1 c was torn off oue W . for which it delivered 14,765 ‘Man, Woman and Sin,” a photoplay be able to take steps through your of- tended to Illinois today al how wares rPndcr‘e’xdh.elp]c»dud:xrl:d S i He was alleged w'hme admitted filed an answer to the injunction me of N Juiia o in the 1 h t egation b s o at t the re- | Mitche Mitche and ‘the other planc engines—an_ average cost’ of The automobile and other industrics - produced 4,152 alrplanes at a cost of v, 5.888, and 27188 airplanc en- A cost of $143.112792. The expenditure with American manu- CHAP American Airplanes. he laiter n What became of the planes of ¢hem were used in training a- m American flying schools. It {on the oth: f the | ™ scems to be an article of faith side of the Atlantic that opean makes money he It which was shown at the ater lnst week, represented to have been filmed in part here, was declarcd de- rogatory to the Capital by the Wash- ington ~Chamber of Commerce dire tors at their weekly meeting yesterday. The chamber has communicated with sented as taking place iIn Washington from the picture. The letter follows: “Serious complaints regarding the motion picture entitled “Man, Woman tnd Sin,” which has been running at the Palace Theater, have been brought fo the attention of the board of direc- tors of the Washington Chamber of Palace The- ' this film will fice as a result of which b2 modified or suppressed.’ KILLS~ éELi‘ OVER WILL. death from the roof of her four-story apartment home yesterday, while three of her brothers were contesting the will of her father that made her one of the principal beneficlaries in his estate, val- ued at about $100,000. ‘The brothers charged undue influence. to Phil- | Commerce, it being nlleged that this back to eTe st ‘onby - Tighly "immoral, but| The father Marco Plerano, ded last m the that it also casts an unwarranted slur ! October. came from Danville, Ill, that the two prisoners, each under 20 years of age, had been seen near there. According to word from Danville po- lice, the two prisoners, Samuel Baxter and John Burns, both under 6§ to 25 some isolated place, Cosgrave Reaches England. SOUTHAMPTON. February 10 (/).— year sentences for robbery, were at the | Willlam T. Cosgrave, President of the o From_ ing a seaman’s £ Officials sai” the frauds were national in scope, with Philadelphia as the headquarters of the ring. Members of the ring ‘vere alleged to have bought and sold certificates by discharge from vessels and certificates ML | i S ODag: o v % Will Hays, head of the motion pictuve | _ " home of Burns’ uncle, at Kingston, IlL, | Irish Free State, returning from the of service, erasing the original holder's T A & | The European propaganda aimed at | facturers was $358.609.005, for) WHICh | industry; the producer and local dic- | Brothers of New Jerscy WOMAR|joar panville, Tuesday morning, 'sev- | United States, disembarked from steam- | name and substituting that of the pur- O Connell. the husband denies that his| 00 BEIEE, BT Y Rirplanes | planes and 41953 afrplane engines. - | tributor of the fiim and with the Wash- Contested $100,000 Division. hours after they left here in the | ship Olympic this afternoon, leaving | chaser. They also were sald to have ' | has been mentioned in a previous chap- | a greater production than shown hy | N8fon Motion Plcture Producers’ As- custody of the deputy sheriffs. Otto | later for London. He plans to return to | dealt in sallors’ passports, charging g = 85 Sois Bto sar ‘"p‘ the' {6lal:of - in | sociation, requesting that action be| NORTH BERGEN, N. J,, February 10 | w. Smith, Burns’ uncle, told Danville jreland tomorrow. . $300 for them. Aces. env similar period during the war taken to climinate all seenes repre-| g _amiss Julla Plerano, 49, plunged to é/leAV]ENUIE NI[N’JI‘IH[ she had been sold. he for Lewis $10,000 J OD Graduate Copy of Telegram Received by Clifford Lewis “We desire to secure manager for four-hun- dred - room commercial hotel now bullding this city. Hotel to open Jan- uary first. Desire serv- ices of manager in ad- tion. She savs she is ove and is legally competent to ¢ & valid marriage without th of her her. She marricd Osborn, she savs, with full knowledge of all the consequences, ! 45 now living German two-seater plane brought down by anti-aircraft fire of the %%th Divisien, A. E. F.. near La Chapelle, France, July, 1918. The bodies of the pilot rema: with him. Her surroundings. and observer may be seen in the foreground covered with fabric from the wings. visory capacity in co- she says, are better than when under ' e operation with contrac- her father. and she is receiving an ed- | “an _economic patriof When an!3800 were Dell: nd fighting planes, tor, selection of furni- ucation, which was denied by her ' American does the e thing he is of which 750 got to France and the : ture and other detalls at The suit is merely to get her alistic Shylock.” Understand- | balance were wafting shipment on the g - TN : -~ this time. Salary not to of European | docks when the armisice came — and | difficult to grasp | it should be remembored that England | this story-—but 1o controlled the shipping tonnage. 3 | i $1.200.- | ©n exceed ten thousand per vear. Wil arrive Washington August discuss this fully. Wire if convenic bout to read, Of the whole sum of over * Men and Women Wanted pean view- (00.000. over half was returned to the e e S t anything done by Americans | Government unexpended. The total . s ’“’dl"‘:“ ErRdugLesicome (rompallupacts gt thie UCICed s xiTong hecavse wendlg it | actual cost of pl gines, balloons, | States. Thousands of positions open in hotels, clubs, restaurants, tea Back in April. 1917, we had just de- | fields nibg maintenance was | rooms, cafeterfas, institutions, schools, colleges and apartment houses. {BarRatwar on ‘-G 5y, “The ;;ulm $598,090.781 Demand increas daily. You can prepare for big salary quickly. Our Free Employment Bureau is in close touch with hotels through- out the United States and places graduates in contact with good exeeu- tive positions everywhere. One and a half billion dollars was spent in 1627 for hotels, clubs, apartments, tea rooms, cafeterias, etc. 258,226 New Rooms Building—193,671 Employes Needed repare now for this uncrowded field, which gives you a rich of positions. ists of England Perhaps the foregoing show why our wonderful we were and how | combat reports have the Americans fly- we were going to save the world for ing in French and English planes. ‘A democ v, “Missions” poured across t many of these “French and Eng- the sea to arrange for men, money and 'is) planes were assembled in European supplies to be sent from this country ‘sctorics from parts made in the United | to our new allies. The need of haste | <rates. The European planes we used | cloudi- temperature. Record for Twenty-four Hours. | Thermometer—4 pm., 44: 8 pm., 38; | P choice },?,J,‘,‘"{{g- .37: 4 am, 36: 8 am, 35 | was dinned into our ears and we were vcre not a free gift from our Allies—we | Big pay. with rapid advancement. . 38. told that in this crisis of the human ' naid England and France $139,000,000 W 00 Barometer —4 pm. 2094, 8 p.m.|race there was no time to talk of such | for them! TURNS DOWN $5,0 ; JOB ‘ 30.03; 12 midn! 4 am. 30.07; | sordid details as loans or repayments.! After the war the American avia- | R. A. Herfurth, manager. Chicago Engineers' Club, a Lewis gradu- ate, turns down $5.000 job offered 1hrough our Emplovment Depart- ment He writes: “I am just in receipt of your offer of position in new club at Washington. I thank you for the offer, but at the present time am well satisfied here.” w Adams writes: “Have had $1,300 ralse In last three months.* Because of our traming, Miss Dess Bush, another graduate, is manager of Cornwell's Tea Room. Cliffora Lewis, our president, !s managing consultant for no less than 225 leading hotels. 150 other big hotel men on our advi-ory board. All look with favor on Lewis-trained men and women for managerial positions. Course indorsed by such hotels as Biltmore, Waldorf-Astoria, Astor, New Willard, Mayflower and others all over the country. Drop everything for this uncrowded big-pay profession. Ealaries start at up to $150 and $4U0 a month, with cpportunities to earn §20,000 a year and more if you have ability. Meals and luxurious 8 am, 30.i4. n Highest temperat 48, occurred at 2 p.m. vesterday. Lowest temperature, 36. occurred at 4 am. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 5i; lowest, 32. Tide Tables. (Furnished by - United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) | Americans were so generous (we were | tion industry was the biggest in tfe | told) that we wouldn't ask such em- world. which did not fit into the plans | barrassing questions, anyway. of our allies at all. Suddenly a grou; ‘We laid all our resources on the table | of our politiclans and publications burst | and told them to help themselves. They | forth with charges that American air- did. ~We never dreamed that they plane manufacture had stolen $1200.- would ever think of holding out on us! 000,000 and the ensuing row so dis- and we took for granted the same un- | credited the American airplane industry | stinted co-operation that we gave.| that it was set back for 10 years. to the Did we get it | profit of French and English makers of We did not! airplanes. Foreign Attitude on Air Mastery. ‘The attack on the airplane industry | 9 was supported by Americans who were | Tomorrow—Low tide. 6:25 am. and In April, 1917, while French mis- | under the spell of European propaganda €:56 pm.: high tide, 12:11 pm. 510! s ‘were helping themselves to our|and certain others who were willing Today—Low tide, 5:42 am. and 6:09 | pam.; high tide, 11:29 am. and 11:46 pm. frecly proffered resources, M. D'Au- | to have attention centered on afrplanes apartments often included free. Live in own city—or select Summer The Sun and Moon. bigny, ‘president of the ‘aeronautical | <o that it might be diverted from ship- or Winter resort—or tr on ocean liners. Mix with best people. Today—Sun rose 7:07 am.; sun sets| subcommittee of the French army, | ping. Class limited, so investizate quickly Call and see photos of b s 8:39 pm. wrote a letter to M. Daniel Vincent,| In 1927 American aviation came into hotels and clubs managed by our students. Then decide for yourself. A S . p tat ‘Temorrow—Sun rises 7:06 am.; sun| French undersferetary of state of mil-|{ts own and proved its superfority to February Class Now Forming. No More Classes Untll September - prmg resentation sets 5:40 pm itary aeronautics. This letter, written | the world in both pilots and ships, fust4]} < Start Now and Be Ready for a Giood Position by Early Fall within two weeks after we had entered | as it did in 1918. It is to be hoped that the war, warned M. Vincent of his du- this time we will not permit foreign ! ties in the pending negotiations for | propaganda to cheat us ont of our na- || American help and cofitained the fol- | tional ¥ight agawm, ” lowing admonitory statement: (Cow “It is necessary to also hold account n the negotiations (with the United | States) of this other fact that the war has given birth to a new industry, to which we owe In the national interest 1o reserve for after the war a vast market BY LIMITING IN WHATEVER MEASURE POSSIBLE THE COMPE- TITION OF FOREIGNERS." On May 22, 1917, the British Parlia- ment appointed a “committee on civil aerial transport.” This commitiee’s | report to the air board declared: “COST WHAT IT MAY, this country (Great Britain) must lead the world in civil aerial transport.” The British viewpoint was further expressed in these words—"The commercial aireraft of the future will be to aertal defense what the merchant marine has been to | the grand fice The next step in this program of co-operation was to tell us | that Engiand and France had deve oped the airplanes most suil- E ur indus- Moon rises 10:34 p.m.: sets 9:47 am. Automobile lights to be lighted one- half hour after sunse. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Very muddy. Weather in Varic Lewis Hotel Training Schools CLIFFORD LEWIS, President Washington Circle and 23rd St. N.W., Washington, D. C. (Call 8:30 AM. to 8 PM,) t 1078 Somorrow—Read of the growth of | the American Air Service in the Spring | of 1018, of the battles it won and of the losses it suffered. Tempersture. THE BOYS SHOP ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE P-B STORE 2 e 1 | ARIZONA DRY LAW FORCE ACCUSED OF CORRUPTION Charges Bpecifying “Bogus” Af- fidavits Placed by U. 8. Attorney Before Grand Jury. PHOENIX, Ariz, February 10 (f).— | An exposure of alleged corruption in |the Arizona prohibition offices, em- |bracing a series of charges against a number of dry agents, was made to the Federal grand jury yesterday by As- ant United States District Attorney | Guy Axiine. ‘The grand jury, which has been in L ine . "Washingronian* Stations. seve gmomosvy Lews (Aristocrat of Two-Trousers Suits)’ *50 . Comparatively a newcomer, the “Washingtonian,” for we made the orig- inal presentation only last September. But this new suit, or perhaps we should say group of suits, has already a host of staunch friends. Final Reductions on Boys’ Suits and Overcoats Incomplete lines and broken sizes now marked for quick clearance. Suits, $9-75 & $13.75 types. That sound- but @ few American ! brows were furrowed in thought when | we were told that we should confine | our efforts to the manufacture of parts _which were to be shipped to England and Fra 1o be assembled. 8ull, we did that, too. What Happened to Our Money, | Then we adopted an air program of our own, for which at various times appropriated the | resston since Monday, made a partial |report to the United States District | Court, in which indictments were re- turned against more than 30 defend- ants. Three secret indictments were | returned Attorney Axline announced that the Spectal Intelligence Department investi- gation of alleged corruption in the Ari- | zonw dry ranks had been completed and the vernment Investigators w - 9 P 7 Py, EEee? | Congress £y imp ready to present thelr findings to * "Ly - ) 0 # ) | sum of $1.687,054,748. 1. 2 ! . 2 . . 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