Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1928, Page 4

4 THE EVENING ST/ \R W/ \QHT\'G’T‘O\' D._C. ’\TO "D/\V. FEBRTUARY 27, 1928, THIICRANT QU P TOCOMMITTEE House Greup Hears Beth Sides of Mexican Restric- tion Proposal. Rox on the biil (S HONOR DINNER FOR ODELL S. SMITH onial G £ roup f or Midwi “BLUFF” IN MARKET DEMES U SHA CAMPAIGN CHARGED < 't Offi Men Have Patterson Site “Option.” ze ial Says Commission 9 cd e others ANCIENT WORKERS HAD UNIONS, SAYS SPEAKER cugh | sr e GIRL, 11, H/\’; CLOSE CALL WITH SHOTGUN " wes 6s 01 Bt W L leie B e | | \ 'BOB MARTIN. HEAVYWEIGHT KING OF ASE K, lLL AT WALTER REED Fldlxter Sccks (.urc From Strange Fits of Dizzincss That chp Him Out of ngj——Plans Comeback. of the 10,000,000 | sunlit that I couldn't do much any more until I was cored. e Army doctors up. So 1 eni told me they couid ted and have been at ending up hore well It to be able to do it at Walter Reed il they ean anywhe 1l they can't, I'll look around for a job <o that I can make a living tor my tomilv. A heavy M1 don't care who he is can't’ stand the rate 1 hting. Sometimes 1 would se wice a week. That might do for hweight, bat i I had kept it up, I'd | have simply gone erazy with so many | heavy punches on the head I foneht Tunney in France 14 time 1 these were exhibition bouts ex: | That was a four-round fizht cot the decision. He il of his hospi A Red C: he ward i ame arm through carrying on her 1 basket en and pink candy, © cream 1 was unbs and musels were ki paused in the a card for some ap shavi A thy ladies |+ for the | " rects or driving LINDY'S REST TR IS PROVING STRAIN Takes to Strects as Stroller. Ry the Aesociatea Pre NEW YORK, February 27 ure trip, desis Lindbergh a * i prov crable strain upon the famous members of his party said “The colonel avoided reporters tod persistent'y declined to be interviey spending the day roaming about the somewhere on Long A plens- s A consid- pilot ter v Isiand ki i life of a i for the o except ited Curt movem-nts were ntiiv was unknown g wish to return to tizen was fulli wites, when 1 otherwise his aled ana his id by those whom he H. K. Knieht spokesman for the shout it ever s But the | bouts were just as much fights s that | and T had th: best him i | of them He improved 100 cont since I knew him. Al the were quartered together in . and I slept nest to Tunaey, H. Mty decent sort of fellow, but the fellows didn't Jike him be- ° he coulan't stand kidding. He'd t mad right away, So they used to d him all the time-—especially about | Marine. The bovs didn’t like | so they used to rub it in| He'd get wild andsay could break any soldier | t it on th of A Martin, Robert Champion of o thos sonlit arine tend; heavywe “Always Liked Him.” gymnasinm was on the the city, and we had a truck v us back and forth. Sometim vwould eet so made at this Kiddine: ick that he'd jump off b wo \'uv half wav there and take rather than stand for it ill, 1 al liked him dowt think hell meet Dempsey o If he does hell prob: n. It | looks to me as if Tunney’s nest fight Will be with Tom Heeney, the Australiun “Dempsey was mad at me somebody him I started “slacker bout him. 1 wit same gym- W York and he wouidn't Of course, 1 di do wilh those s ori~ son to be as strong and fast a pea- the unken other | 088 room man of come When fel- » men, an 1 nin told stories back vet if I can oniv k to me bady ta h out of it vou can't expect fiolt that Th- h opy t now e v Henalgot t too much. A to old in a hu igue, v. Look at 20Ing on 50 and still a of the ¢ who fought | were dan- onghit teo Much. I fousht ter T got ¢ still us custome So the champion fing men—and he is a clean, frank chap on t} sun-lit edge of his cot and plays solitaire. for nz the past and thinking only of | CONSIDERS DAT RUNGLLASSES ON TRAN CONTROL mith, in Radio Mdrflss. IL5C.1C. Wvdens Scope of In-| Says Rank and File Con- .‘ quiry Into Installations ol Nation, by Railways. r of 10.000.000 Pr the Aseoc o widen of the and train stop inquiry, before it for many wonths, the Interstate Commerce Com- ission today heard testimony from its mspectors and examiners who have been searching into present instal ns of tra itrol and the tions of ¢ who contemp! alling such systems. Prac > time of the hearing by the commissior over to introduction of ex {perts of the rail regulatory body show- | g present and proposed train control and train stop installations, The aring of the commission crowded with representatives of ter 14 The b ing will contin: days, with | Commissioner Eastman in the chalr The tram control has boen broadened in t he which be- gan today, to include automatic biock S I systems and additional carrier ) proper under- | not made respondents in previous hear- ve the processes of | ings have been named and will be rop- nted by testimony The commisslon bas been il Xisting Insta b ntrol desviees le block signals, cost of and maintenance, op densities on designa the railroads and ints. Much additio $11,012 IN PAY ROLL Boston Bank M‘s~rn;;rr Clubbed 71"1144 now In us and Robbed by i found adequate Who Escape in Automobile, scope as been are to pre- Forge broad- cast Co.'s from New TS te Iy rdered for was given 5 by ex- n- the encrs the lessons to verance of the rg om irnished of Wealth belongs 1o prople with it coun the the and file o ma Y do anyt they | traftie ed portions other evitohte present wim 1 and are o at ascertain n control and | tional o the end n operation tallations should be made that inereased safety in tr be obtained.” | MRS. J. M. PU!.VIPHREY DIES. | Long may Highwaymen Tirie Revident of Capital Vie A D | tim of Pueunmonin ROBTON Mi Joscphine M men ars old, dicd of preumonda at resldence, 3224 Fourth streel southeast, yesterday. A native of Baltimore, Mr Pumphrey bad been n restdent of thi e tipman ity stnee 16 years old driven Bhe leave Bushind. Juseph ind B Pumph five sons, John A, Jan emptied s W, Nebon D ckson T und Muayimond ) Pumphirey, and three danghters, My Elizn L Penminglon, Miss Ethel J. Pam koo the phiey and Mis Florence ‘T, Soott, all were pasys | of 1his ety the bk Funeral services will be conducted " 7o the pestdenee tomorrow aftermoon al moand | o'clock Interment will be in Congre Wi slonal Cemetery i Pumnplirey, for 1 of the ibbing bim It and ) K Fitz, th trick wer braneh | and 1 front of th hoone of U yabber s g vowent fruck B wnd elaed the the other PO he mayor of New York's apeclil sdvisory committes on school butldings has found detects n the 44 school bulldings of Tecent constiuction which Inpected Mot Vi at the Prince of Wales Narrowly Escaped Death| By Bursting Shell in War, Major Relates W graup of Fughish Fores tylng projectiies | Mot lddiers were wn w Piluce w shell e e | Ui by toine ennor snecdate | suddonly ey wr ol e | hgur s, one of Jesponding as ol Lt thits mment the Fiench aesn ed Ciamrds Lo @ Lot 10 tetr shellbg One shell b exploding ca thal he [completety hid tie Prince from the view hie w baa the gotve Laf the mixtons watchiers mnd Col Bteil § e tally Buhting i Uhe GUAKAs | ing, communding the battalion, ex wh the 8 s which he | clained, My God they've got him A bad been Bssor) with ¥ A moment dater however, the Foglish e later, Ma) M. Ludle aw e Piince legghig 0 hrough fall e 1 Ve )oK with Wi mud wnd Alth 1o A Dttle German Gependr on vhal vou gall @ k1ing | pilibox we had taken shoitly before,” Ji6 Ui ejated Juv up nu glon 0| ae 1he 1alr F‘b““““,“- TP he e by Frane woconding 1o wh al a di v e were tnlling e ‘ g vith disiay twe which was the Princ night toward them. Just aher was [ 1 8l B | laws. | down n | £ | | ot s XY her sl French | ty. relterated that the group of en who journeyed hither by air from t Lovis, were not interested in produe- en plans for the electro-maenetic motor, which demonstrated before { them at Detro The colonel will fly tay 2nd address the Assemblv on prope aviation om there he will go to Boston, medal is to be precented to hi to Albeny ne New York erat where g wother Al Field, Thomas Tanphier el whose plane ar Buflalo yester 10 join the party here. INVENTOR DENIES MYSTERIOUS FORCE of G fric for . came N by trai IN MAGNETIC MOTOR| t{‘nmmmd from First Page) the true north Awch fligh But it must be sct be- cand it s not alwaye reliable. 1 really got down to wor the i about v age nd last 1 bepan to see that 1w led toward my goal. 1 found that wit} core 1 could st up that would indicats didn’t know j ina compass 1 hea a pre-m: magnetized fi the true north, how to utiliz t out to experimen the same and sou ue north, ic field a rotary force 1 indicator of t by cutting the mag; i vest 1 could develop motion h I v built - at 3 ermined wh n be built for any a reliable constant of the gre on th; speed. a speed pred motor is built, It ¢ Cesired speed, an motor i oeds of #y “The motor | troit has a speed minute and power on a block in New York Asied what he intended doine with his motor, Hendershot | decided to do nothing without | conzulting the Guggenheim tion and his attorney, Col Breckinridge, who also is Col berzh's attorne Henderaliot | Tuesday ad his backe { knowledge of to be in e { exploft his Offer ¥ He said he | whicih money from a news reel concern. which tioned $30.000 for exclusive graphic rights for one year he “didn't deal with them." Hondershot 15 a licensed pilot and done much of his experimenting at Bettis Field here. and he said Government plane had bren ordered placed at his disposal whenever needed it He did not say whether he would fiy to New York to keep his appointment with ~ Col. Lindbergh 1 matrated 1.800 revoly develops 45-ho The motor is now Lind- will go to N to confer with Col. Lindbergh he said He denied a corporation reported process of formation to entio om News Reel. d "W York only one offer tendered. and th phe hr EXPERTS TO VIEW MOTOR. anphier Secs “Nothing Phoney” About New Engine, W YORK. February ot “fuelless motor” was in New York today to be put under the critical eyes of clectrical experts as soon a patent can be obtained It has already mystified severs miliar _with electricity, said Thomas B. Lamphier 1ridg . Mich, and leader of the 1st | Group, at the Biltmore he and Col Charles A Lindbergh and a party of friends are st Difficult found, g could find no ¢ motor. Atlorney ter in hand and o n patent b abtal the motor probably will be ted under supervision of experts of the Guggenheim Foundation for Promotion of Acronautics Mal) Lanphier denied pany had been formed to produce motor or that its practicability for i atrplanes had been proven Lindy Not in Group. also denled that Col. Lindbergh noany way connected with roup which was backing the In ter J, Hendershot of © West beth, Pa oy are only Peat, his friend ridge and myeelf” N Hend men Ma it was Oiee in obtaining a as the Patent ton tor th + taken the mat- that a the u Hendershot, D Bary Col. Henry Brecki- Mai. Lanphicr satd “1 put a ltte money into §tand when we decided we ought to see some | about patenting 1t 1 thoueht of Breck- widge, whom' 1 knew through Shm fim (Col Lindberghy was my guest and I showed him the motor, That 1 wll he hos to do with it col oa New York law ver and A coretary of War during President Wikson's fiist nd ainistiatlon “Phe fact that Col. Breckingidge [0 Col. Lindbergh's attorey pase [ to @ lot of false amors th wis Interested Ity motor Mal, Lonphier said | rhe Army oficer, who knowledge of clectiieny learned I his first vear al | described the “fucliess motor ferator e sald the invention called an energy colleeton utof the alr “n power which Hender hot savs he helleves 15 energy gener ated by the tolation of the eatth on ity ks and around the san.” thing,” wint whit I Weit Point NS W Ren which | enln Iy Skeptical | D Nikoln Tealn, mventor of the in Fuction motor, who recently patented Pl for e “helicopter-atplane * vew [ e dnvention Wil sketicism. 1y 1 Who bk spent many of his 40 years ox Jiorimentitig tn tukfng cnery from (e ent of the sun, carth and air, oobtained from these sonrces by o il motor e only e measired oW | Hghtning, wo WHICH Conld b apnit fiom [ atral clectiical aou e coploted with (he practioal ehiect of | deseluping power n -t want Paumed tor the operation of il n), Lanphine said, however, "Uha whole thing 15 w0 mysterions and stan Ui that 1t 45 possible 10 has the ap peatance of helng w fuke U owan extiemely skeptionl when § Famw the frst model " he continned, “bhut 1 hielped to butld up the second one and witnessed the winding of the magnet 1 am aute there s nothing phoney about e He sald the electiical men to whom Mgy had shown the motar ¢ lauglied A Flyer Avoids Reporters and, netized he | flight commander | Hotel | the | com- ald Wiy only | wthered | Tenln, | sl | END OF RUBBER RESTRICTION SEEN Continuance Unreascnable, Ceylon Chamber of Commerce Told. Ry the Ascociated Precs, COLOMBO, Ceylon, Febr Doubt_as to the value of contin |of yubber restriction under present con- lditions was expressed today by Wall. presiding_at the annual m of the Ceylon mber of Con “With the established wse of reclaimed ‘ummu and an ever-inereasing ovtput from the Dutch Indies, I find it difficult [to put forward a reatonable s {for_continuance of restriction,” dent. Wall said. "It scems unless the Duteh int to come in with us we weaken our own position even {eontinuing our efforts to cor position by restricting exports, Presi to me (1 hound 1 Ny rol intaining Stevenson, nite months which may nd Mal The problem of n [ of rubber under the ion_plan. by fixed cvery amount of | ported from Co minimum rat® discussion in | some " restric auotas are o the g be e ¥le a at the of du ome British quartcrs for announced that Pr A commizon question. The v it wa Baldwin hid to make a study of U nnouncement catized @ the market, which recovered Twhien the premier a Comrmons_that nothing tended. In 1926 the council had under con. luticn opy ng rests came of it American rubber u have been making a dr ber and to incre pber products in order consumption of the r INSPECTS MARINE mier m ion, but nc for some ved tao produ No Trace of Sanumo ne | Tebruary 3 rned heve to Ocotal. de . for an there n that so0 large 1 he uarte i d to follow the Reporis by pa vered to the various base po; as Ocotal Plans now ar iy complete 1 ational Guard to over t the Mar months | tended ight by | iv looked for influence in by the clection American < Octeber in 1 rebel fon of t on in ress s scheduled to re- tino San h;r‘ Jinot tions ed to be tains northeast of . Scout planes { abserve fneur they GUNS ROAR AS RED ARMY PARADES BY LENIN TOMB e Press SOW, February 27 veterans who saw ce of the Czar and youtht Communists marched shoulder houlder vesterday past_the tomb | Lenin, i celebration of the versary of the Red Army In the wake of the toops and girl ploncers, sing hymns, and armed workers -1 women carrying rifles and wearing gas | masks Cannons thundered, mammoth bands blared and the multitide Commissar of War Clemeny loff made a speech to the troo; to be for the bene taches of forelpn present general fdea he convey ] You, who plot agatnst u - Wt what you' would have te reckon i ever Bonld_ Gy to_dvts the mou did n sectors o and n | came boy tionary en and | seemed | military con the vk wouls way we wired it up lated all the VL work Not Kl Hendershot [an clectrical en, v, s all { g obtained i high | 1. = feannot be called orthodox.” he [ bt for st that reason T have a lot {of falth i him, because - setting to work on this problem he didn't fall into | the tuts setentifieally trnined men hay been walking in for vear The Seattle Post-Intellgencer today quotes Alfred M Hubbard of Seattle [ belteving the Hendershot motor s 1 development of a “free energy he patented i 1019 He was quoted s aving his apparatus extracted electrieal energy from tadiim He said he sold G per cent of Wl putent rights to th il!u(llnn Chemical Co. of Pittsburgh in | 1 and satd that principles and that it Then it did work.” trical Eng id not be hool, the ity w Jor vise | t Lindbergh | It is not nec to have had an Ac- | count at this Bank to ‘ Borrow. THE™. ‘ < MORRI > . PLAN $120 $180 | 240 | $300 | $300 : $540 $45.00 $1,200 $100.00 $6,000 $500.00 I'HE MORRIS PLAN BANI\ Under Bupervision U, N, T 1408 11 STREET, N. \\4 $10, i $15.00 $20.00 $25.00 $30.00 i ment of | tenth annt- | | the price | been under | dog b drop m‘ PMRULS BY AIR STARVING DOG SEEKS FOOD FROM POLICE AND FINDS HOME Wandcrmg Shcphflrd Walks Into Station and Gets “First Aid.” Collar and Tag Result in His Adoption by D. C. Woman. “Pat.” a lost shepherd dog, owes his zood luck and a new-found home to an almost human intelligence, Wearied from wandering about bone- r he walked Into detectives ters yesterday and eollapsed in front of the ‘desk of a very surprised leutenant, Josepin Morgan, First-aid | tment in the form of several hastily | iired picees of juicy meat quickly ived him. Wt Pat's From a Tieut. M Mrs. M “treet befor “But he' tried to came Mrs i Tuck lirense i ob e T hose dog ha as st about rined thy 21 lost beginning, his colla ddress of | Kenyon amonth ol hem down 1o detec- | solve the mvstery. - d hep- ' colla tag for - ORIENTALS FLOCK INTO PHILIPPINES lwul wearing the Japanese and Chmes" Get ! Strong Foothold in Davao District. BY l'\l L WRIGHT. arriving number: ial and 1 n ‘V n and the {in China constdered added, | motor | L Tie Japan new he boom time in ds ao Colony Large. » Davao district men who chiefly wome gladly wele by unn. ng the land | eces: pro otl nuts Chir fmmi ssible pern or ct ousands ¢ as merch: being dr wd in tlleg: tve every v ¢ up an fies AbUA the neig proper clof camps i wht t are past « hinese Merchants Prosper. : ol the gre ail business of the shops prospesing in al Ko no govern evident truth rol duties, TROUPE TRIAL DELAYED. rd W to Sanitarium, Court Commits All Slayer TOW; Md . February 27 tate’s Attorney H wit Court here today « F. Troupe. charg i 10 A sanitariim 8 ta rematn untl nta s osuch as to o Hm Lo . Jent- commit~ d with Lautel condi- aid i fer ted Wil Md s en It red that ol twice fc mentally unsound s st vear und shot himself i ad, 1t s alleged. He sadd his wife was shot While (i o Wiest a revolver from b, e had been @ prominent | e ance mon in Ral fintel Embassy | Broadway at Seventieth Street New York Uity D. D PHELAN, Manager All Rooms with Rath $2.50 and up Luncheon Auto Engines WELDED In the Car Weldit Co. 616 Firat St. NW, | \ | | which she had adve was found in identificati Sue | menee, home, he na had lost a brother b Now Pat | Is. too, the dog pound min on marks nire dog with “Tribby opined <he took him back 1k him “Pa beeause that nams nd Mre ry of the col h a such inte Mr App3 over the recov and tag She dogs, lite | farm one day snake. birushed her ous her snak Tiger Denies He Is Prepar-‘ paring debts Assoc when she an e one sa On ‘ner ched into som nd almost touched a po A huge shepherd dog ne aside and K she b CLEMENCEAU PENS MYSTERY MESSAGE ing New War-Debt Declaration. deserved n her Jerry HEAVY LOSS SEEN INBALTIMORE FIRE Bowker Chemical Plant De- stroyed—Dynamite Used to Check Flames. 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