Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1928, Page 4

I VENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY. MARCH 5 1928 :____—__________._1"—_——_—-———-—-—————'— OFFICER'S SALARY PAYMENT ORDERED Lieut. Comdr. Baker Entitled to Pay, Despite Alleged Debt, Court Holds. ieut. Comdr. Virgil Baker, U. S. N, ed, was declared entitled to receive full pay despite the claim that he indebted to the United States in the it was decided todav , controller gen- 1 of the United S t a naval officer docs not come into clean hands when he seeks to enforce a salary payment while - debted to the Unifed States in another The court, however, pointed doctrine of “clean hands” hmitations and that the wrong 12y be invoked to defeat a plain- { have an :mmediate and nece: v for the en- other transaction as long ted to the case before pon which the controiler tr: n: hi sion that ap- general based b e & peliant i od to the United States are separate and distinet from the question whether appellant has earned the salary and allowances he is seeking or and whether an appropriation ble for their payment. We do derstand that it is even con- at appellant has not earned d allowances he is seeking to recover or that there is any direct between this and prior s between appellant and the The maxim sought to be Ruling by McCarl. ar] held that the officer owed th nited States $6.367.88 for salary paid him as an inspector of hulls from April 7, 1017, to January 26, 1920, and in the amount of §1,38333 for rental allow- ances paid him while on active duty for the period from May 6, 1924, to June 30, 1925. tates, contended | tter 4 he has done &1 that the antecedent | | | | | | | | Daughter of Representative J. C. Ketc! blooms on displa: MARY KETCHAM, CAS MAY REPLACE MINE EXPL at the Department of Agriculture greenhouses. | | | Tubes of Liquefied Chemicaly Being Tried Out in West Virgini a. net women and soc {to attend i {the Departr of AT SEVILLE EXPOSITION | s CHARLESTON, W. Va.—An impor- i o . | tant forward step in reducing hazards | Commission Plans Collection Of |, yire in the coal-mining industry is r Di in seen by mining engineers in the de- PMotaleifox Dislayaln velopment of a method substi October. compressed and frozen liquid e gas for explosives in dislodging coal Washington to be represented at|from the working face of a mi the Seville Int onal Exposition aty The carbonic gas method. which Beville, Spain, next October. use for experime: Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant, 3d, exccu-|Lick Branch mine of the Po tive officer of the National Capital| Fuel Co. at Maybeury., W. Va Park and Planning Commission. and | stanch er in Robert M Chairman Moore and Secretary Cacm- | bie, Virginia merer of the Commission of Fine Arts met today at the Capitol Wi Lynn, architect of the Capitol, to se- lect models and fix on plans for Wash- ington representation at the expositio: ‘The commission is in receipt of a let ter from Thomas A. Campbell, Ameri- can commissioner in charge of the United States 1, square fect of floor space to an exhibit of models and drawings in con- nection with development of Was ington Plans of th of the princi pal poin city are to be placed in the| United States building. it is er. District of Columbia—Fair and some- what coider tonight, th minimum 20 degrees. Tomor- ising temperature 1a Tomorrow rature Record for 24 Hours. ,48;8pm, 4 33 8am., 2 8 . 4am., . 4 am pm 30.00; , occurred at Sury Geodetic David | building which allots | | LAW REQUIRING OF HOTEL PRICES IS VOID ¢ The Sun and Moon. rose € Tobay—Sun —&un rises 6:34 am.; sun Condition of the Water, Grest Falls Weather in Clear, Various Cities, — an ’ st Ralph McKee, | cuperatire uy { proprictor fetropolitan Hotel A | The Dist Commissioners had #p-| Liquor and Traffic Laws—Rum £t Fg | pealed from the ruling of the Police i 24 tL westher Found in Car. o Acclared that the el A copision between two automoblles F: oy Jewislution and termi- g morning about 9 o'clock at ‘Third e 4 1924, before Congress - | 4;q g strecty resulted in the arrest of aupLed by she et of 17,1924, 10| puery Young, coloied, 32 years old, 624 T coy e the terms of the wet until May | 6 stymet southeast, on ¢ s of trans- U8 4s %6 i ’ In Annl 1924 the United | Loiation and possesston of Hquor, reck- iu o4 | . Linhere N jexs ditving wnd fulling o exhibit an § .48 o0 1 b erpe had b perator permit, when policeman s % ¥ y oot Appeals I Apan 13 Baker of the sixth precinet . ‘ d herg NOFyho was called to the secne, Teported y for 1k ton of | pinding 16 quatts of Nguor secreted in | s b v r1c “xte te wet unt | Young's cur i s ‘ i i 392 Voung 1 i by police 1o hay B & v} The complaint g Meltee chinrped | crashed nto a car driven by Gideon 44 ¢ October 1924, he vas con- | Lason, 54 yeurs old, of Capitol Helghts, 2 34 vaz g a hotel and nob posting Wie {Md. Larson had tie Hght of way, but o R+ V d by the Ball wet | Young refused Lo let bim pics, police i y . 1 Neither of drivers nor Mis i : | | who was fiding with her hus- ' ‘ DIVINITY AND SCIENCE adired i Vi ‘ | . b {iniy ; | b : | TOPIC OF LENTEN SERMON| METHODISTS TO MEET. & ‘ . God 35 essentin) W explatn 1he discoy ennt0, obinson to Spea i e o e s et |Awiator AR, Robinson to Speak at 8 2 1 ‘ Fhly rokes, canon of the Episcopil Banquet Tonlght, W . Cathiedr Aeclnyed 1 hils se on et . o et ot s BtROD v | The thirtieth annual hanguet of die Ay . . Thester toda i Methodist Union !Illn Distriet of L 00 40 noR | Vists 51 that God 18 the ens- | Woshington will be held at 9 o'clock $ R0 B Pla® ] ientiste admit that God o8 the sus- | (o sigit 1 the Baloigh Hosl. 8 ! i Y e ralired oy T Jtobinson of Indiane will talk on b 2 A hetstn e more setive nt present | dBmentals of Faith - Harry O, Hine, ! i Cing | than ever® 1or. okon enld; Atieiputin | Y08 pisliant of e union, willipresioe | 1 Cicar _,,""7,,"f,y':‘,f“‘“':,,“1:':,',‘,‘,'?]'4""" i The Waahinglon Methodist Unton 1 i s o 8 of the | ovgsntzed for the punpose of uasiating i etttk ol ot | somtintion o obanize clirchies and . w T Iing it doicdp R L g Y Sanday schools, to purchise sites for i . ¢ U Huken il wowak WE Ve vemain- | DEW ehurches in communities where s i S sy | g 2 ok will wpeuk wL the vemalnie | Loy e offored, and 1o mipy poslis utina’ : e et arver Rttt [ 11y mbsslonantes wnd * evangelization i . ’ 4y ‘iwm‘ There will be 1 | work Silusiter 8 ! Whe fiel wx o bervice . Borte (Vs Y i " itk with bettes atlepdance Ui wny | One sid - onesbalt nillion henlngs . } pevions Chiietimar or Jenten sorvices | vere landed at Plymouti Fagland, in 35 am.; sun sets | is increa i | plug of so | method, dee!: of work already don in my mind that the dangers incident | e Pressure is In The liquid gas, contained in a steel shell 29 inches in length, is inserted it a placed in freezs 2,000 pounds 3 means e contemplated develop-{shell the temperature is raised to a of the Capital and models of a | point of interest | in iell th 4-inch dril the s a squar of an electric nch. W er met ampaign creased. the coal he gas e inch, conduc is tal purposes at the ahontas has ¢ Lam- mining 1. among | operators and miners of the State for several years. When below 'g point and has a pressure of but by fuse within the t the pressure within the sh ed 1o 20,000 pounds a squa en that pressure i3 reached a than the shell give: way, reieasing the gas and dislodgin; the coal While the tests are vet in the ex- | perimental stage. Lambie believes therc are g t possibi s in the new ng from his observation here is no doubt to the loosening of coal from the wori- ing face will be reduced to a minimum within the next two or three ycars.” Lump Coal In An inc! ¥ to 15 pe er advantages acid gas y Lamb no hereby istead of hav Tests timbering, no creased. of from ) that phase of mi include elimi roof pert n noted from 10 use cture, loaded with the lump 18 to load out th. fire dust before shooting. showed there v from the amou e A >POST|NG Ball Rent Act Declared Dead in Decision of Justice Charles H. hot o per o price wl tleidaiie cack Gay, Rob) 15 ed it dead o1 prop place in each | |AUTO COLLISION LEADS for 1 Justic aecording elors o ts occu ffirmed the action 1 had squashed | | | guests tod: m of Michizan, inspecting the beautiful WOMEN OFMSOCIETY” et and Other Ci:lles, Among Mrs. Jardine's Guests at the Amaryllis Es One of the largest g» of wife of the Se this morning : of more than 5,000 vivid-c oms of the amaryl Knights' Star F houses of the departmer and B street More t women ir Mrs, Jardine's of the dep: the botanical feat: chieved by the Ge when the was started fr ~d from Eng “mai 1s & pure white bloam, t was pointed out that a majority of the blooms on the 1,200 bul 1l of which are department” hybrids, of lighter shades At 1 o'clock the open to the public was a ¢ f several hundred ¢ the h The show will be open daily from 9 am. until 9 pm. for one week. Many members of Congress ¢ of Secretary Jardine, Dr. Willlam A. Taylor, chief of the Bureau of Plant Industry, and other officials )t the departmen NISS ELLA M. CHASE DIES ON TRIP SOUTH ts Mrs. at Fourteenth ent 0 of the most prom: h have been ernment since 190! are thrown wd ow ere was Former Teacher and Official in District of Columbia Schools Buried Today. ie schools of who died Frid ome of her niece s of Brunswic noon in Rock C: services were held at John's Church, Georgetown, with Dr. Paul Powles of Cl m, Va, officiating Miss se, who was born in ne County, N. Y., on J to teach school in W eptember, 1884, She was ned to the first grade in the cry Street School, in George- which s on the site of the Corcoran School. She became princi- pal of the Addison School in 1895, and that capacity for 11 years then made principal of the hool in 1906, and s 1 until ler retirement on August 31, 1926, ‘The flag on the Curtis School was 4 at half-statf in her honor toda A sehool closed at 1 o'clock to permit the teachers to attend the funer r, Rov D. Chise of 1631 thiy city. and one broth Euclid street TO ARREST OF DRIVER Man Is Cha 4 With Violating GRS BERAON, THRONG BLOJM SHOW | OSIVES . e 15 survived by two s Mrs. | cnie P of . und | A I Dadmun of Palmyra, N. Y., | | for the National Capital accepted | yy, itaty Spectalists | p; to them | BRIEFS REQUESTED IN SANITARY CASE Suit of Mrs. Renee Noel of Near Kensington Heard at Rockville. Special Dispateh to The Star, ROCKVILLE, Md.,, March 5.—Argu- ments were heard this morning by Judge Robert Peter and briefs requested in the case of Mrs, Renee Noel of Con- necticut avenue near Kensington, test- ing the right of the Washington Sub- urban Sanitary Commission to collect | increased front-foot charges for 1m-} provements. About 35,000 pieces of | property in Prince Georges and Mont- gomery Counties are involved in the outcome. In 1926 Jack G. Scrivener of Ken- sington sued the commission, charging it had no right to increase front-foot char; and a Circuit Court ruling in his [ r was upheld by the Maryland Court of Appea s ture last year, however, authoriz sanitary commission to levy and col- lect the inc and M Noel declares the action s unconstitutional, us al powers and interferes with the courts. In its demurrer the commission holds the leg- tive action legal because it makes | the assessments legisla T. Howard Duckett and Char Clagett argued commission. while Mrs, Nocl d by Wilson L. Townsend tive th BLANTON BLOCKED IN HOUSE AS HESSE PROBE IS PLANNED (Continued from F st Page.) tive confe the subco: (h* offict * with other members of Mr. Gibson put into rd the following state- fon of the transcript of | Saturday shows that | adjourned subject to chairman. The chair- not call a meeting for this bii came here for e purpe meeti cail o1 n ad 0. i W the hLolamg meeting if that be | aone. Another subcommittee had a meeting calied with witnesses present trman of the Gibson subcom- now calls a meeting for 9:45 tOmMOrrow morning.” mittee o'clock Commisisoners Plan Probe. The Commisisoners declded to make probe at a brief and informal meeting at 10 o'clock this morning ceding their appearance before the Sen- ate subcommittee on appropriations, has the District appropriation under cc fon. Fricnds of ¢ the ntondent ken in t 1S Supp William ary b, pol 1 apparently u ons supe: amo thy, pastor of C ch and president of the Citz.ns vice Lea for Law and O nized primanly to aid partment in enforce ment of prohibition 1 M Hesse's loyal subordinates in the P Department also activel: prepared aid hin in his defense Maj. Hesse declined the proposed investigut A [ comment s or to add | England's leading woman artist. 148, Reaches Fame in Art LAURA KNIGHT, She is an associate of the Royal Society of Painters and of the Royal British Co- lonial Society of Artists. Her paintings are hung in the British Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and in the public muscums at Cape Town, Johan- nesburg, Manchester, Oldham. and in New Zealand and Melbourne, Australia. than during the preceding two years. Of this total 10461 were for violation of the Volstead law. The arrests for the me offense in the two years preced- 7 Maj. Hesse’s administiation totalled 46. " The seiz under the Vo! ad act during Maj. He: adminis- ation, however shows, more 0 doubled the preced- s of whisky amounted to as compared with 24,- 1924 and 19 ing two year alone in 478 galions in . While th were being pre- by t wrds, Capt. Ira of the third precinct wrote a for Maj. Hesse giving a history report of the occupants of the places described Blanton as “a wide open saloon. The report, it was said, states that t of the addresses mentioned by Blanton are occupied by persons who are above suspicion of violation of the prohibition ws. and that the lower floor of another is occupied by a plumbing con- tractor’s establishment, t upper stories being devoted to 2y Abernethy. thy made thi “I find it hard to believe the charges Representative Blanton has made against Maj. Hesse. I have confidence in Maj. Hesse up to this time, and un- til better reasons given, that con= fidence will remain unshaken.” The association is compl sons who ha volunteered to m: known tions of the prohibition law and Harry N. Douthitt is the organiza- jon’s ficld agent in tracking bootleggers LAUGHS WHEN TOLD OF KILLING WIFE {ANSAS CITY. March 5-—Christo- * Hampton, 69, laughed in appar- today when asked why he o yesterday me.” he ruid. The 1 to him. He she Mrs. Fl stepdaughter, *d his w and killed his e wounded M. Hutchen: as the three anything further to tne statement he fs- | o ‘ores sued Saturday afternon announcing | C0¢ e that he velcomed a fuir and impartial | g aid,” h X n 1 artial | "l cant remember what T did, probe of the Police D ment under | u;u:xpl‘mn sald. "My mind scems to be { his ac ration ana calling upon | o hlank about | Blanton to submit his charges to the | " pa was e | Commisstoners ¥ | of the shooting, then I | The police superintendent, however, | o woul have it for the | has told fricnds that he had been in the | d if I had known.” he said | delicatessen store at Fifth and 7 i 3 i 5. Hesse as serious and an- | nounced they propose to “sift to | 1e very bottom of them.” Preliminary | to ir e ition, they wrote to | Blanton and Representative Gibson, chatrman of the subcommittce of the | House District committee, asking them | for all information, aMdavits, ete, g to the accusations at their ‘est convenlence. The stigation of the Commis- stoners, it was said, probably will ke the form of trial at which Blanton | will be invited to renew his charges | | | spe |t ot Capitol streets, where Blanton him of drinking, for the purpos 13 cigarettes and sandwiches, but thaf only liquid he drank in the place s soda “pop.” Regard Charges as Serious. T'he Con; t ussioners regard the charges and submit any evidence he nay to supporl them. An act of Con 1L was polnted out, gives the Commis- stoners at 1o sit as a trial board o hear charges against 4 subor iinete “The to Mr. At the the aftcrnoo nMarch statements were 1 e Thomas L. Blanton, U to testimony heretofore witnesses before your parding e trict uve ity letter sent by the Commissioners son reaq session of your subcommittee on tain oral 1t by in glv subcommitte Wl lquor traflic 0 the Dis- | of Columbia. AL the concluston | of his statement, which was made In the presen of two of the Commis-| loners of the District and the major | and superintendent of police, the te quest was made that the Commisston- ers be furnished with . copy of t record of such testimony and all infor- mation which vour committee might have I respect 1o the matters referved ! to. We were advised that such informa- | ton would be furnished | “ACCording to the pres tyve Blanton on March 3, 19 upon the floor of the House weeitie and grave nature ding the conduct of the major id superintendent of police, und also tatements Tegarding places in the Dis- trict of Columbia where, it was alleged Intoxicating Hguors had ) Vv osold. Whether or not the matters referred to I Mr. Blanton's speech have been presented o your subcommittee, I wm not advised “Upot behalt of the Board of Com- missloners of the District of Columbia, restecHinlly request thnt there be tuy nished o the Commtssioners, at the carlest convenlence of your comitie w full transeript of the record of the testimony touching the matters herein referved o,y well us coples of any aftiduvits or other dati or formation Which may be I the possession of conumitt ‘I e sl I8 i der that 1) Commlssioners may in telligently and promptly constder what L cer- Hon- present 8, mude, slate- G 3, ments of a re | course may be deemed proper i the premises The Commbsioners made w stniing request of Blanton, but asked lso that nformation or data bearing on the care aenches b this, oo, he furntahied theny promptly. Just low soon the Commisstoners will undertuke their fnvestigation could not e aseertined wn they expect (o apend the major portion of the week before the Hewate subcommitiee on appropria tonm, Mewse (o Clte Records Ma) Hesse, U was Indieated, will wse tie decorda of the department wnder By wdminitiation 0 answer the Chatge of Blanton that a sevlous effort s ot been e (o enforce the pio Bt lew. Htatistes alieady have been compiled by Llent 1oL A K wards KIVIDE 0 compaiison of e ar sl for vailous offenses fiom 1933 Lo 1027 Inelualve Thean statintios show that there were Jire Vb 1000 peisons baviog been dn fone day, making & record calgh for the 40206 more arvests dn 1026 and 1034 Auring the adminlslration of Ma). Hesss J e Hampton is a carpenter. He he had been drinking heavily yester day and for three weeks previously foday was the first time he had been | really sober in that period, he told | police | "The case will be submitted to the county grand jury tomorrow. Hampton sent church ing to safety wi tying a three persc disarmed on the CANADIAN WORKERS GAIN COURT RULE pot. Dy tha Assoc NEW YORK, March § ates Circuit Court of Appeals today held that Mary Cook and Antonto Danclon, residents of Niagara Falls nada, who were taken into custody |when they attempted to cross the Peace Bridge on December 1 last for the purpose of working for the day in Niagara Fulls, N. Y. were not fmmi- grants and therefore not lawfully sub- Jeet to detention The court held that the Jay tr made by Canada and the United n 1794, granted workers of etther tionality the right to transact busty na. in the nelghboring country and for the | the country tem- al fmmigration that purpose to ente: porarily without the v restrictions. MRS. GOODHUE BETTER. Mrs. Coolidge, who has been i Notthampton, Mass, for nearly a week with her mother, Mrs. Lemira Goodhue, who has been seriously i1l with tnflu- za, probubly will return to the White Wednesday or ‘Thursday. Word to this effect was ¥ dent today At the same time, the veports from Northampton were that Mrs Goodhue's condition 15 ot constdered - alavming and that Mrs. velescing from - cold when she It is not necessary to have had an Ac- count at this Bank to Borrow. MORRIS PLAN ICE;y to Pay lLoam $120 $10.00 SIS0 $15.00 $240 $20.00 $300 $25.00 $360 $30.00 $540 $45.00 $1,200 $100.00 $6,000 $500.00 I'HE_ MORRI PLAN BANK Under Bupervislon U, 1408 1l STREKT, sed of per- and here hus- | Christian Sci- | The United | tved by the Prest- | Coolldge, who was con- | BARONESS AND DRURY MARRY AFTER SEARCH FOR LICENSE Couples, Balked at Rockville, Find Clerk at Home in Gaithershurg. Newly Weds Return Here. Romance Follows Previous Marriages of Both. After a five-mile trip In search of an officlal to fssue a license, Peter A. Saturd of were married In Rockville night by Rev. 8. J. { Christian Church. ‘The bride and groom gave their ad- dresses as Washington. The bride has Gorde, for several weeks. William A. Drury, a brother of bridegroom, they motored to Rock- ville shortly before 8 o'clock Saturday night and arrived to find the court- house closed and nobody around to Accompanied by Drurj, jr., and the Baroness von Hagen | the | been stopping 2t the Carlton Hotel here | the | issue the license. Undaunted, they drove to Gaithers- burg, five miles away, persuaded Clay {ton K. Watkins, deputy clerk of the | circut Court, to return to Rockville with | | them and issue the license and after wtisiving the legal requirements went {to the home of the minister for the ceremony. ‘The bride, formerly was Anna .ean Tobin of New York, and gave her age 35. She was married to Baron derick von Hagen of Cologne, Ge , in 1923, and divorced him in 1926, or the past six_months she has been living in New York and Washington. The couple returned to Washington after the ceremon Mr. Drury, who gave his age as 30, | married Margaret Hamilton Calloun Simonds, daughter of Mrs. C. C. Cal- houn, here in August, 1820. She divorc ed him last September in New Jersey, two children and the restoration of her maiden name. and was awarded the custody of their | SOUTH'S VOTE SEEN AGAINST ANY WET Foe of Candidates Who Seek to “Tamper” With Prohi- bition, Drys Told. CUNEDINST " MR. AND MRS. PETER A DRURY, JR. French Mail Plane For South America Lost on First Trip By the Associated I CASABLANCA, Morocco, March —A French South America postal airplane which left here Friday for St. Louls, Sencgal, for the opening of a new fast South American air mail service, has failed to arrive at St. Louis. ‘Two planes t e been sent out to explore a wide path along the rof the belief being that the postal plane was forced down in the desert. | DECISION TO ENTER INDIANA PRIMARY be actually instructed to vote for hi: He said also that Hoover sentiment strong in Tennessee and that there { reason to expect his nomination. MAY STAY IN WISCONSIN. | Hoover's Withdraw Will Await Ruling, | Says Official. MADISON, Wis, March Whether Herbert Hoover's n withdrawn from the St preference primary remat | today. After giving an inform: | that his wishes had be attorne 5 wut the knowled | cer. After Mr. Hoover learned | he requested that hi v awn by the se IA TO SPEAK. | LA GUARD ws on the coal mine s be given by Representative La Representative of New York, | meeting under ausp committee of organ rict of Columbia formed miners tomorrow eveni o'clock at € B K streets The mee! 2 830 | h and BRavcs o | THE ABOVE SIGN 18 DISPLAYED BY AUTHORIZED STAR BRANCH OFFICES A Nar | | Qe Foing Na® | ADVERTISENENTS : -RECEIVED HERE Estlow & Tate Pharmacy 326 E. Capitol St. N.E. Is a Star Branch Office If you want to recover some article lost, or locate the loser of something of value which wl you have found, a Classified | Advertisement in The Star is [ the most direct way to ac- complish it. As promptness counts under such circumstances you can save time b advertisement at any one of the Branch Oftices, which ave lo- cated in practically every neigh- borhood in and around Wash- ington. No fees are charged for Branch Oftice sevvice; only reg- ular vates. “Acoumnd the Corned” Beanch De REED IS CHEERED BY PARTY LEADERS Democrats From 3 States Gather at Salt Lake, Ex- pressing Good Will. By the Aeanciated P SALT LAKE CITY, Ut ocratic lea greet arrival Scott Asks Kansas Governorship. WICHI Gov. D. A i i leaving the copy for the s Oiive | A South ready t iy candidate i to “tamper" with the { ment was pictured i Crawforg, member of C. urch t the Anti ern_States’ | party | the Con “For over half a cent has been content to cast to elect to tne presidency | Democrats chosen to ¥ | compromi: ern men in clared they al cials toda; In an address which had been announced as n offictal _ expression of the league’s at- de toward can- didates already in i | the field, Bishop James Cannon, jr.. told the opening | session yesterday | that the nomina- | of Govs. Al h and Albe: | Ritchie or Senator ! James A. Reed in | hern Dem: leaders strictl. ¢ prohibi the open and are forcing the ylvanian Indorses Democcrat and Opposes Vare Forces READING. A se! @ Robert G. B can. of this city yesterday decl Ibe a candidate for re-election {on the Republican or Democra jand e! 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