Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1928, Page 17

THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1928 RN Raladaladnly - ‘ CONGRATULATES DAD AS NEW SPEED KING. Liltle Dorothy Jean | ; SENATORS SING HYMNS WITH STRIKING MINERS IN ROSSITER CHURCH. The dramatic Highllght of the vislt of the Senate commilie to the coal TURNS OVER. 552000 FIND TO OWNERS, Heney Waldman, garage keep- = o e G RS A, A . strike area in Western Pennsylvania came in their attendance at this hymn service in the Hitle Magyar Church, at Rossiter. The miners have been forbidden S . - e i esbR breaking the ! by court injunction o congregate on the church lot. Photographic fiashlights banged during the singing of the hymns until Senator Gooding called a halt. el L T T L L T T Copyright by P. & A. Photos. , Sitting in the pew, left to right, are Senators Pine, Wagner, Gooding and ‘Wheeler. Copyright by P. & A. Photos. bank which lost it. Copyright by P. & A. Phfi’lliv HOUSTON BREAKS GROUND TO HOUSE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION. Democratic chieftains AND STILL THEY COME. Manager Steve Cochran secems to need a little MAKING FIRST TRIP THROUGH SIX-MILE TUNNEL UNDER ROCKY MOUNTAINS. The first passenger made 2 ceremonious occasion of the breaking of ground for the erection of the auditorium for the forthcoming con- | clerical assistance to take care of these requests for season reservations for train emerging from the Moffat tunnel after its official opening the other day. The tunnel is the longest railroad bore e N o vty wulinciul omscueitiee; Mager o). the performance of the National Theater Players. Thelr stock season opens | o the North American continent, and cuts off 127 miles of railroad “mountain climbing” over the divide. Construc- combe of Houston and Clem Shaver, chairman of the national committee, holding the reins. MEDICAL PRACTICE. ["6me. “Neoitat o™ T MEASURE DEBATED| Dawish Jail Term By the Associated Press. ODENSE, Denmark, March 1.— Brave soldier in the American Chiropractors Ask Separate| Ams. but a housebreaker in Den- mark, Bill at Senate D. C. Com- | Bron with i & v e e as tion of the tundel started in 1923, and it cost $18,000,000 to complete. Copyright by P. & A. Photos. o In 10Xear Period OLCANIC STONES By the Associated MONTREAL, Quebec, March 1.— During the t 10 years $1,200,000 o o Worth of street car tickets were pur- | U. S. Geologists Call Petri- chased in Montreal by persons who neither used them nor sought their | fled "Reptiles" Merely Odd' Easter Monday. | redemption. ittee Heari e police of O d Co | cteper o ‘ootain Frow the Montseal Shaped Rocks L e police lense ant pen- | steps to obtain from the Montre: 5 mittee eaflng had been looking for | 'n':);\u,\'s Co. its share of this p hagen long Teqcs ot the Cpited ‘Btates' Gove TRsalIn uest of the Un! With the medical fraternity and the | eriment. They found him, unex- osteopsths supporting the measure and | pectedly, in the act of forcing his the chiropractors and naturopaths op-| way into & Summer bungalow. posing it, the bill to place all practi-| Afterward they found that he had tioners under the suj of one| plundered 70 Bummer villas. ‘was debated for nearly four When the United States entered bours before the Senate District com-| the war young Moller had just ar- mittee yesterday evening. rived in New York as a Danish im- The chiropractors contended as| migrant. He immediately enlisted ly as_ they have in former years| in the American Army, returning foria separate bill to regulate them, or| here when the war was over. What for’ the incorporation of the terms of | the citation was that won him the thejr separate bill in the pending meas- | war hero’s medal was not disclosed ur: ‘The naturopaths made the same here. o ’!’h:t money under & contr. company and the city | By the Associated Press Curious formations found last Fall in INTEREST IS GROWING | tmes “conmn e v by their discoverer as fossils of gigantic IN INDUSTRY ESSAY |55 aiin o covernment. st ogists as nothing more than gueerly shaped rocks of volcanic origin. - Many Inquiries Are Received on| Last November. the inder (I these Contest That Is Sponsored by |announced that, in his op: come upon rare fossils of the search backward along the trail of Commerce Chamber. plant and animal development. ———— 3 s;lxwkmcns submitted by Daude to the o evi. | Geological Survey, however, and exam- Considerable interest is being evi~ | g v e Bave et denced by residents of the District of | pronounced volean connected Columbla in the essay contest on indus- \:glh the volcanic Dh'-;\nmmm d}tbrfll‘snvd evelopme! e ehkh b 25 years ago in an nfizial report by the trial development here which is being | 15 BT & "R the Univer- sponsored by the local Chamber of |sity of Michigan and Scott urner, now Commerce in connection with the | chief of the Burewu of Mines. annual industrial exposition, which will e Py csenion | EAMED PASTORS DUE ons in its method of regulation, but progress na: vecn made ance st vese | AT EPISCOPAL MEET toward bringing all groups together o support one piece of legislation. Commission Planned. 125 Bishops Will Attend General Thiz bill, prepared by the District Medieal Boclety, would set up & general Convention Here in open & week from Monday at the Wash- Are Volcanic Rock. f]xr:enwnx commiseion to regulate the . CHURCH PLAYERS PRESENT MUSICAL COMEDY NEXT WEEK. Members of the Eastern Christian Endeavor Players, who will appear in “Folderol,” a ington Auditorium, it was announced In a letter to Dauds, reporting on healing art by whatever method of prac- October. musical comedy farce to be presented at Eastern Presbyterfan Church, Sixth street and Maryland avenue northeast, next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. by chamber officials today., Numerous | the examination, J n D, Sears, ad- ©f the survey, as- aples are all vol- remaing of inquiries regarding the contest have | ministrative geologi | been recelved at the chamber offices, | serted that “the & boards for each method of practice, A singular spiritual opportunity will 3 The contest, intended to direct atten- | canie rocks and 1. “The discusdon hinged i the ’ tion to the ways in which local industry | any kind are represented.” . Jargely on the | be presented in Washington during the MUSSOllNI S FOES may be developed, s being held for| -The large specanens.” he eontinted. roposal W set up an examining board on Propo o D 18 don | convention of the Protestant the first time as a feature of the exhi- | “show the phenamenoa called flow f 1.0 0 - | general % E‘fa.'i‘v: «?,‘J‘;',‘;vlwtr‘:r;,,‘;t‘,’,"l fi',,,";'l::.:;.w church, october 10w 2.1 L INKED TO STABBING By Locning at NCW YO!“( in June‘ IN SLEEPING schNEss ::::nlv‘lllrt‘;!x\)gnli(li“.n::x\lllz\l‘li“\;:;;{‘:“‘rl(m‘“;::::;x‘u\(\xl‘x:\\);\‘;:‘1‘\:?‘!“::\\!\!;1:‘a\l::h:‘zgex‘l-nv:;: tice. Under this general commission | Star sm}( ?!I\Il\l< Misses Dorothy Reddish and Eghe there would be separate examining e W thelr knowiedge of the human body, | clergymen who are in close touch with follows: $150 for first prize, $75 for | Canic lava aften flows after extrusior of what method of treatment | developments announced yesterday, in second_and for third price. How | ad assumes this charseter. to practice. Every applicant | calling attention 1o the point that far- e 10 pass this basic test before | famed preacher the church will be | Priest Attacked as Part of Plot| 'y the Amociated 1'iess plane, but may enter three pilots. All (St. Louis Physicians Report Prog-|to make Washington self-supporting | “They are made up dominantly of Be oould be licensed by the examining | in siendanon . O o oron will be ! Duce, Tn Belief—R A race for college alrplane plots, | Pitnes will be of the same speed and . ; B lm * Ancough industeial expansion, the indus- | Kt PloRl igetiecus Sutnerel sa/ - board conwoliing his particular branch the e insf uce, Is jef—Re- ' | power class. ress in Treating Baffling trial exposition as a means of promoting | SPar, little ymite, another vol- T D e epa e o hen: BERTR for $5,000 in cash prizes and trophes | "’y detalls will be completed at ¥ & proper industrial development and the | CABic Tock i r. Hubert N, Roberts, speaking for | celebration of the holy communion, and ceived Threat Letter. donated by Grover C. Loenlng, designer [ meeting here April § of representativ Malady. . [importance to Washington of any one | Sections show no cell st the Chiropractic Society, wid the com- | as delegates will be scattered all over of the Loening amphiblan piane, will [of the Aeronautic Assoctation, which of the industries exhibiting are the |15 t¥pical of petrified wood. mitter the members of bis group are | the Capital, they will find & heighbor- e be held at Mitchel Field in June. no |2 ln[uu\:“n“lnx it, and 'll_:;: vn!rlnul‘llr topies around which essays may be | Geors (&"h >!!“l(!‘m§1\m=~\r n‘; L:‘n wiling W be ezamined in the basic|hood ¢l 1l 1 . ol e n making thisx announcement the |college flying groups. The plane types o written, The contest closes March 27, | Survey. referring to repart of the o a) n o, hurch avaflable, the clergymen | By the Associated Press, llvsgi::' ;.mus. The Young Men's Christian Assocl- | Russell expedition, found photograph: wolence:, provided the examinatio 5 “Thers o National Aeronuutical Associntion says |eligible will be determined then. i e o v o GV be 126 bishops and | Cpowp, March 1.-Bellef was ex-[Gol. Charlen A, Lindbergh, G- V. White | ndividual medals and a trophy cup h Brooks, Henry P.[will be awarded the pilots, and casl 1-~A glucose | made by Twrner, who then was & stu ation 1s preparmg an educational ex rom the standpoint of chiro- | 600 priests in attendance. Clergymen treatment for letharglc encephalits, | pibie s one of the special features of | 46Nt assistant of the geo whicl practic rtudy | will be nasigned to churches in tf . |pressed today that the assailant who | ney, Reginald N Both Dr. Reberts and Dr. P T.| joining mr!rxiu:ry u’) u:mum. unu:nm stabbed Father ‘Tacchl-Venturl was no U;‘;fidmn and ‘1 mis Hitcheock, fr., | prizes, |;-yt.-_m|n lf;"lilw «*Iglbz:‘. :‘hl' ll‘\‘l::' commonly called sleeping sickness, for | the industrinl show. The display will mf.““’;“. !m‘\ easy 1t would be to mis E & naturopath, suggested numer- | Rev. Dr. Romily ¥. Humphries 15 tep- | cyanke. but the agent of: anti-Mussoting | %11 B¢ the judgen. Kach college fying |$300 and $200. Wil be awarded to the | woorine despatr of the medical profes- | €OMtain specimens of the work of its | fake the formations for lzand boges e » e drafting courses and descriptive matter | 100 trunks and reptile sca e R L — [son, was deseribed tn detatl before the | it BRI I AECERERE e | NSl o was the. eonfidant of St Louls Medical Soclety by two phy= | general commerchal courses offered | o S P. A Crunberiin, an atvrney, alsw | Archdeacon of Pennsylvunia, will rep- iter Mussolind and the Vati- KENILWORTH CITIZENS HEFLIN WOULD BRING nh-ll‘»\ml et A the X schowl. One of the photographs -\hv“; h iberlin, o orney, also | Oriiae haille i . Lol ord, practicing nen- or & Ross ace . o ¢ oppowd e Bl on e ground U vesent his: diocese, while Rev. 'W. H il Lyl ey o ST S Rsa Wil Piace tn Ure expo fed 13-fout lsard with u;l\:m L I Burkbardt will care for the needy of |S40; #ld that his hame was scecond ob ORGANIZE CENTER MARINE BODIES BACK | rolowtst and n member of the faculiy of [sttion n display of \ashing. mgcnines Sectioin of | resenting the Diseens. of Maryiand, Fiv,| “TADK: elub will be wllowed to enter only one ' three schools with the highest scor Charles W, Clash represents the Dioces | " tver = S = = = e Opposed by Attorney. [of Delaware, Jeev. James . Bullitt, |0 o A petr $5 pot fair v chiropractors and natu- e . D In ' Halening attitade. Bat wr opathis ie Diocese of Virginis, as far as the |, o v # erionus wnt- St Louls Untversity, told how he had fand various electrieal devices, it was | WP nnin. Ude, but whic e 5 Wall, who explained | S58EnmEnt of vishing ciergymen 1 con- o5, e Wy by wome psieriols thte discovered nceldentally that glucose, | announced today. Among other nddt- | OB Was formed. the gealogists sa * the meusare on benalf of | “e0 o Ut Musbolints natmo - hewded the | Fleteher Shipley Tn Named Pros-| Resolution Provides Transportation | given for noutishment, resulted i | tons to tho I f exhibitors are Davis | 0 11 OXIE ol & thin stream of W e e e S T 8 4 . provement from the disense. He sald [ & Child, automobile accessartes ang | N 1€ rotated -t the atr When @€ b e ol i | S e biay ravsatAd AL SRS, SAGE tdent of New Community From Nicaragua in Three Months, | e was “almost complete rellef from | motorboat supplies. § ¢ Paliner Co., | 0 Sround, it sUll was warm enoug B sl it EEKS OIL-SAVING LAW, | Zhey revouled that Huther Succhi- Club at Divection of Kin. all symptoms i 21 0f 40 aeute casen, | soft. driuks; it Medieal €, Capito | 19440 ek . ¢ FAR a noteworthy improvement in 10 cases | Bedding Co. and (he Big Vein Anthrae | S whitling and cocling ph le ol determining ter neveral months ago, warning that Amsociuted Prose and no effect i 9 cas olte Co, hamena accaunt for the ilusion of pe whether a1, pplicant had suficient ! Work Calls on 20 G ors 1 he would be disposed of They suid ] A community center club was organ- | 1y the o s glvel y other e Yriowieage o1 1he human by U prac- | S A » A1LC Was beltoved by hin sntagonnts 0 |isea . meeting of the it of | T T o the Unlied States of || Dr. Alford said he leaened tho e : St ptrves iven by Sther focmaties ca. The members of its bourd, Dr Conservation Plan, Jive brought decisive influence Lo bear : 3 o ;| tect v y e by Dr, Mo natural cracking o e tice. The members o our on Plan tnave brough deciatye inhuence to beur | R iworth chool | Dodies of Marine Corps and_other | {8 S WERAY 00 08 UG | WOMAN FLYERSLICENSED, | SuFface of & sulitifving mass of st suid, would not practice the heal- wrt in any form while serving e Joembers, ADSWeriDg s ques by | fanavor Qopelend, Dr Wil said there - « s W Washingvou, i the .‘:,?,’Z.; af.'fl“:,w; wnd with oihes 'r“'”““"”"'f"' and Federal eglslalon | hay the attack happened so guickly [restdent nizations, who would be eligible for | 107, practical conservation of the coun- | ihat he would be unible to recognize | ary. and crystaly - would explain the “rept Governors of 20 Btates, classed 85 o= {1300 Ty lwst night, Fleteher Bhipley was elect- | HRVAL men who have died i NIoaragun | atior ho had effectively relloved & num- ot g scales producing Blates were asked by Bec Three suspects o s the nll 4 during the present trouble was pro- [ ber of cases, but so far as he know 3 tary Work yesterday to co-operite With | yatioer ":",f'm:rfv'::.vmn 1.'..:".7.,1,%,.’.‘:‘.. ed president, and the other officers :.lr’.m“m ' Jonalution Introduced yea- | nothing had boen published about it Total of Feminine Aviators for . tie Government Ui sn effort W secure fple G fdentity any of them, saying chosen were: Mrs, Kleanor Oarroll, vice | forday by Senator Heflin, Democrat, Dr. R, ©. Fagley, St. Louts physician, U. S Brought to 11 GUEST OF EMPLO Mrs. Jennle Drlggers, secro- | Alabuima sald his experfence had sustained Dr 3 YES. Kille, treasurer The sesolution would direct the Sec- | jowe's concluston that glucose could | Federal licenses to pilot airplanes o . ry'e natural petroleum resources o) ithi b have b v 3 B ' b on the basic sclence bosrd, i TV E Bis assallunt. Ie was stated Lo be ialrmen of committees, to constitute | retary of the Navy to provide within [ bs used to advantage against certain | Dave been granted by the Commerce | Repros. . . e presentatives of the va- | MI Work 10ld e iate executives | ouering from the wound in hia neck |& bourd of manngers, were elooted aa | (he next three montha for prepara- [ (vnes ot the malady that it bamed | Department” (o (hiee mare - wamen, | b oocntative Casey, Spounsor s ouher grops e stated their ob. | that the Federal O1 Conservation Bosrd, ufiicied by (e ussailant follows: Program, M. Clara Wiseman; | ton and transportation of the bodies | physicians during the war and that has [ Priwing the total of loensed woman [ Equal Pay, Meets With Union, gortume Dr. Wall decluared he would o | V1 which be 1s chalrman, 18 convinced > . hospitality, Mrs. Willlam Wright; house, [to thelr homes fn the United States | yinoe taken & heavy toll of life. Ku“u i the United States up to 11 R i . e D Nnents urged by the chirg. | (st Uie necessily for conservation i 1 Avgotated Elmer Lewts, and membership, Mrs, | und to such cemeteries as may Indn-lT el AP fore than 1800 male alv pilots have ehresentative Casey of Pennsylvan wetore and neturopsths | weknowledged by oll Industry exectiyes nstructors Appointed, Willlam Moriteld nated by the next of kin. 1t there s . been lcensed (o operate aireraft, | Wil be the guest af the Municipal ¥n 50 Clleser swope maorsed the bl elentists wnd economiste. —The oL Gmugys orgered o s ety for duty [ Ebtertainment featuren were present- [no next of kin, the resalution provides Asks $10,000 for Injuvies. I the list announced today loenses | OV UNIan, Jocal No. 89, b it meet 1 i wero granted (0 the following women: | U8 IONEDE AE 8 0Clock W e board i » bourd wnd the commitee of nine " ! 00 b last night's meet by Juck |that the bodles shall be transported p P Salf of the Ostenpathic Asssc) ws dnstructors at the Arily War Col- WhUs mestings by Juck | thal ¢ Bowen, 1204 Monvoe street, has o0 benalEi 0L iihe ORoPe e |pecsenting Ve Goveriment, e ol Yshangton sursacks, ekt Col | Dy Ml Ay Va1 @ Itaberizan, | much national cemetery wway be e Tty e G Mus. Frank M. Fredenan, Little Rook, | e O the Districs Buiding 18 'wa 8 Vindustry wnd the Americen Bur Avsoc- % MRS, Wit S| Mrs. Clura Wisemnan, Miss Marle Mo- | destgiated by the Seoretary of the bbbt Nl lAVK . Martha Helen Ona o Sy Who Was tespanaile fo e enament 1 ation, Mr. Work said, have renched the | ARArew Moses, Field Artillery, now at 0 to tecover $10.000 damagos from (e 5 Moy 1“1;‘ sertion 1 the Disteict. bt n:‘u‘\.‘lx:x\t tached o Ui 160t Fleld - Avtillery [ P48 and Miss Helen Rolos Navy stetot of Columbin for slloged personal | Thomas, Ky, and Qeraldine g . conclusin Ut conditions tday i the | G 10 0RO G EIREEY i Soard of managers will meet . e ol oy hofert Dorsonal | o, “They ‘qualified s Brivate. piiots, | Y300 equalising the sataries of District Clyb to Discuse Merger | i worla are conduive Vs ncedless | Andiew’ 1 Chifln, oty 5 Ois dueadany wl the home of Mrs 1,043 8 Nt tipiries April 3, 1030, whow sl | SEHOUECL (07 it any machine, bug | A Eederal eaplaves udsm ©, Welliver, newspaper editor, | Vasle and econumic distress uily, Col. Leo B Kvomer, 111 Oavalry, 1,711, Boy Scouts, Mtumbled over an wlghted arvioade (AN 10 CATY Bassgers o gowds for wl"\‘l‘:‘l\\%:\:“ snitee af e 1¥ de- ) s e proposed merger of | » At Maonterey. Callf Lieut. Col Jahn . Conenpamivnen of The St Around A new paving on the 1300 block | e PRY ] vt :\\ e District Goveriment whiingUn s Wansit Boes st the lunch | A service for sending photographs |10 Brewer, Infantry, b Fort Benning An extenstve Notherlands Industiinl! - NEW YORK --Boy Beouts now num- [of Fatmont atveet. 8he ts vepresented . M 8 ST ol the oquatisation ot Uhe ity Club Vouaryow | by hegruply s it been started be- |G and faeat, Cal. Joly 16, Herty 34 Expostion will be held at” Holiehdain ber 1,731,049, soattered thivukh 43 coun- [y Attarneys’ Wilkon 0 Lundent. nml«mv I8 now prohibited i Aphi""i‘\“.‘.\\fl:\ RS session. Wikl W . mem 012 UKy oo VO BETUD DG VELYMe o e CAVAITY, W FORL sy TAD L0 N DANEVO AURMY O i OVACY, U RPN DAY U RO 0K, 0 R0 VAN U R Hewd ol the wuggisive - : A a