Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1928, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.. THURSDAY, MAY Big railway guns display prowess at Fort Story, Va. Firing one of the mobile batteries tested in war maneuvers at Cape Henry yesterday. The big guns demonstrated their effectiveness in coast defense plans and disturbed the surrounding country by their great crashes. —Copyright by P. & A. Photos. Scene at dedication in Arlington National Cemetery yesterday At right: Secretary Mellon speaking of the memorial to the 192 officers and men of the United States at the dedication of the Coast Guard Coast Guard who lost their lives in the World War. Members of Memorial. Secretary of the Navy Wil- the cabinet, foreign envoys and ranking officers of the Army and bur is seated behind him, on the left. Navy attended the dedication. —Copyright by P. & A. Photos. —Wide World Photos. Rumania’s boy sovereign reviews his army. Six-year-old King Michael Lending 3 hand in the poppy sale. Director Frank T. Hines of the Screen celebrities wed in Paris. Adolphe Menjou and Catherine Car- Maj. John Warren of the St. John's College Cadet Corps receiving from Capt. Charles Demonet of the Officers’ Reserve Corps the banner 15 shown here with the Dowager Queen Marie and his mother, Prin, Veterans' Bureau Is decorated with one of the first buddy poppies sold for s g bt s pgril R (1 the benefit of disabled soldiers by little Joan T. Beattie, daughter of the de- ver, at the Malrle of the sixteenth district in Paris, just after being married awarded the corps for having the largest number of C. M. T. C. applicants g - WAl S vy e e Sest cplabrntion 'of matisusl fillo- partment commander of the Veterans' of Forelgn Wars. there and signing the official registry. The American film stars have been last year. The award was made at the corps’ competitive drill yesterday. pendence day during his brief reign. —Wide World Photos. —Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. in Europe for some weeks. —Copyright by P. & A. Photos. —Star Staff Photo. ! | - : . s | - CCIDENT BLAMED |Rcd Gros Rapped S | | or8e oo o LY | PRINTERS CHOOSE | As Aid to Capital | x FEE e ‘ ; e j All Canine Cases | I_'UR MmE BLAS]'] At Labor Meeting| N - ; G 43 : : e ‘ e EMPORIA, Kans. May 24—The i i e o e f il T ey 1w i | Charles P. Howard Leads Lo- sion Caps Cause of Disaster | 1o o5y rounsn sbomed ves- \ ¥ % htet Justice Olson of the Munic- terday at the annual convention of 5 L Y d i i | . ipal Court established the court Bpeakers declared the Red Cross \ McKinley will preside. | had refused to ald striking coal g W L " - - | Wwilliam M. Leath was elected presi- Al . . i Formed in Chicago w M LEM’H H[An AL the Associated Press. By the Associated Press. Explosion of Box of Percus-| “an agency of oppressivc capital and 1% { » i no longer deserving of the recogni- . « § 1AW ) { {2 v \ heard those cases having to do with 4 ; 3 Y \ o cal Balloting for Interna- | | the Kansas Pederation of Labo vesterday after a conference with tional President. Fatal to Seven. =k e v Health Commissioner Kegel. Judge By the Associated Press. : ] e o e miners, and pointed out that aid £ 1 ¢ 3 e dent of Columbia Typographical Union HARLAN, Ky, May 24.—The scci-| had been given by other charitable ; X | - i e and Charles P. Howard received the dential explosion of & box of percussion | organizations and the Pederal Coun- R R - \ t b . LR \ | largest_vote for international president caps, which set off a Joad of dynamite, | cil of Churches, 4 Ty i LM 1 3 \ ah R § Rl in the local elections last night in Typo- ’ ; 3 = graphical Temple. B S LT LR ! | 4 SR Wt Other local officers elected, besides night's explosion in the Kenvir Coal Mine. It cost at least seven lives and P threatened 75 other workers, all of {§ whom, bowever, are belleved to have escaped, save rank Romine, who 1is Leath, were as follows: Vice president, Frank D. Seiffert; sec- retary-ireasurer, Fred S. Walker; ser- geant-at-arms, Charles H. Rockwell doorkeeper, Alpheus Sholl: trustee, Jo- e e seph CA: Vg‘h,\'te; ludlxtms. Johr;nf. Beck, H Louls y and Clyde M. Mills:. exee- Maryland-D. C. Convention it commiitee. Bugene Andre. George Adi X After Third Att \ A lgamel_v, Mnrguh Colem;fih s‘a'm%y ) Gilbert, Lester S. \yser, \n . New- . W A arvie, jam L. Larkin, to Indorse Smith. | Charles W. Long. Joseph Skelly, John RS A. Pike and G. F. Smith. SO R Y A gy e o | Delegates to the International Typo- . . | Special Dispatch to The Star. | graphical lon were elected as follows: Memor1a1 Tablct to U S pnsoners CHURCH FllES REPLY HAGERSTOWN, Md., May 24.—A |James R. Armstrong and Evan M. third aitompt to' indorse Al Smith's | Stmpson. 1epresenting the Goverament . : : residential candidacy, made just be- | Printing Office; John J. Gilchrist o WIH Be Ul‘IVCIICd at Engllsh TOWI\ TU $250,000 ACTlON Pore adjournment of the - Maryland | the newspapers and Lewis H. Smith of State and District of Columbia Federa- | books and crafts. Alternates chosen ———eeee— ‘ AT LR tion of Labor convention. failed late | were Jomn B Hogan, William H. Roe. Y i yesterday. Frostburg was chosen for | Gilbert rim an ordon L. Jessup. St. Stephen's Vestry Denies Ac- | ooy, e and the clection was | Howard’ vote for Intemational nx'v“:‘r;l r held without contest, the Washington | dent was 1. James ch, ceptance of Agreement on dolegntes belng aligned With the ' 402, was next highest. Theodore Perry Refinancing. Hagerstown and Cumberland candi- ) received 1. votes for international ‘The other dead w h Vi o - o N v S sion othe ere: Asher Hall, | day, which may either accept the Sen bringing & me- convicts Row i this prison. I SN T BRRANR | et N e Bentes resived 13 47, night foreman; Clay Quintrell, 35 — w o L 8 o yrurell, 2% | ate changes or send the bill to con _— morial tablet and "I am afrald it 1s impracticable to Cumberland, president, to succeed him- | {0, G0 emational second _ viee more Leach, 22, miner; Louls Fogerty, | 1#rence Lioyd B. Brooke, 72 years old, re- | flag which will be aive the convicts anything in the 18- gne yestry of the parish of 8t | County; Wiliiam S. Allamong, Cumber- | President against 387 for Austin Hews 25, laborer, 2nd Bamuel Edwards, 37, a | The Benate passed two other local 5 at_Prince ture of a holiduy.” replied the home oo hoyg Protestant Episcopal Chureh ) R . 4 T | son R . | tired employe of the Bureau of ENgrav- | royn ~ Devonshire, secretary to an amused House of Com- y |land; " R. A, Dickson, Washington; |So% :{:::‘uhw)fln ! were married, and | piis last night, one @ving the United |y und printing, where e was em- | when'n galeway 1 : i Mlon of work merely means | Yesterday fled answer to the fult for| Jameés Q. Brehany, ' Cumberland: VOuE: for! e toieiviones officers t of them left from one (o iy 1- 4 . R 4 J sasia W1 250,000 damage ntly brought | oharle: g were as follows . Btates park police juriadiction 10 PA- | yioveq for more than half a century, | dodicated” there on that they will be locked tn thelr cells.” | $200.000, SHRRMER Ny (-.\.-w“m-;fi,'\’.'.‘.:::" ;m‘:::';(‘fi; Washington; 0. W. | V" (G dliry-trensurer. John W4 The fxst of the seven bodies was 70 WMtary highways in VIMGIN | giq at his residence, 11 Kennedy Mo¥ 00 0 R | | . | tion, contracting firm t the Southern | Hugerstown, Vice presidents; Frank A | Hays, 560, and Woodwift Randolphe brought out easly )n"ru]u)‘ after u within five miles of the District boun- | . oo portheast, yesterday, Death was | jcan prisoners of High School Contracts Let. | IhH!(llmg‘ for :.ll_vuru}nflung to .rlll‘l;\ ‘l‘l‘l“ Coleman, Washington, secretary; J. E. | LAUR ;l‘ r&‘-:: u::‘\::z‘r “n rxl:wllll\mx\‘ca gescue crew of 5 from he King- | dary, and a measure amending the 18W | (o ved 10 the effects of ‘paralysis | war who died n | u contrict. for "the purchase of ¢ Toone, Montgomery Gounty. treasurer: | RARK M Opke Qeorse B o I and Barian Con e v, | Teting 1o the regulation of fraternal | yih” which he was stricken several | Durtmoor o Brion 3 e b N e s, e hurch oficiats deny o e e b ol e e [ Printers® Home. Tra G. Qwinmup, 99 s _end brought out by Orasoh | bepeticia) octations. The latter bill 5 between 1813 and § URPER MARLBORO, Md, May 24 . e o % " 3 61 Co, crew that had donned masks | piroatt) ASECUOnS, EBE JACEE B weeks ago Te1o " Ime crew of e et o Hiah | 1S Saoapiadiuny st aiesmonity 101 ““The convention condemned the school | M o0, 0 Rohieon, Sap e Rescue crews, oue s Federal GOvern-| pury police bill originated in the Benate, | Mr. Brooke was o member of the As- | the U, B. 8. Detrolt - S | refinance the two trusts on the BESPORCY | aystem of Mayland as “autocratic.” with | o Ganada, Hukh 8. Bentley, 449, ang guent squad, and the other "“""’ the | "rhe Benate District committee ex- | sociation of Oldest Inhabitants of the | also will participate , schools for colored students at Lake- | and ‘"l"'l‘l a l;ru l\l»\pfi( \: t‘;l‘\.l(‘:- the people having no volce in the se- | W. B. Lowe, 1,039 for the board of guines &t Lynch, Ky, explored the mine | plained in its report on the child labor | District of Columbla and the Glebe |in the ceremony. /7 |liand and Highland Park have been | 8Rd point to a former sult by the Gt flection of boards. It indorsed the one- | yygtors, Fred J. Roblnson, 1306, and Beer e e e e ewny the| Pl that the purpose of the measure | Rod and Gun Club of Maryland and | Sir ~ Walter o awarded by the Prince Georgen County | Distriet Supreme Court, which held the | pound-loat Dread .‘é:.‘mm.l;u-.:-«lh:w‘w,‘\m ‘McNeil, 331; delegates to the JENEINS. She WOSK OF ChtariN 1| i 1o amend the existing law of 1908 to | was a director of the American Bullding | Frece, playing the " iy s . v e » 4 ohle and the State welfare board 4 > > Gebris unti) 1t could be devermined 6eB- | gonform ) the sandards developed by | Assoctation, . | Poeen, TU0 Eind- Board of Education to O, Ernest Nichols [ offer (o have been merely tentative. | (o abolish prison_contract labor, asked | Mmienr 1ot e o, Frank pitely whether ny er miners hadlp, graies during the past 20 years| He 4 at the bureau in the | hesrted commones, Y # W. er of Laurel. The price for the Lakeland | The court ia informed that both deeds | an fncrease in the compensation law d Bl 4 WE4 RUEARN 80-DA Mresin Ui | of trust on the property became due | increasing the mintmum and maximum [ 28t e et Rell LIST: Frank been entombed Wows, » regulating the loyme: e ¢ ke (it J -Hick o | Bo miombed. Widows, chi d| ulating the employment of |work of reproducing engravers' plates |asked Sir William Joynson-Hicks, the | School 1s $15,880 and that of the High- | . R anre ? SRetiond $he mounisin miors, 4o for the poltctng | 260, the printing of money, siamps | home secretary, whether, in view of the | lang Park School $16 380 e e e e workers. and | inaon, 1,091 G nd the mounts hes The bl to provide for the polleing [ and securities, He was retired in 1922 e — - ~— | chure! subjec! 4 | oy dition Vo - fo the m i - of military ronds near Washington was | Mr, Brooke had been granted an ex- church for $100,000 subject to the first | put ccupational diseases in the same i - - erowded witl mended 1o apply only o Virginia st | tension after the regular tme for hix RY ing, transfer the bear to his truck and | (YUst of $80.000, which the church had | oategory with industrial aceidents. Abol- WILL bodies were b ) the request of Senabor Bruce, Demo- | retirement. He entered the burean IIA:CHAUFFEUR' HURRYING take It to the Zoo. o Sdjim, I taxen and intereat had | hment of the spray gun in painting H9N0R RECTOR. the charred cloth 1 crat, of Maryland prentice e er at the age Hefore Judge Isanc R, HItt in ‘Traf) Y, | was urged and the sesston asked in- | watch was found still ticking A g TP SO UG e L ee_engraver at the uge of | TQ GET BEAR, ARRESTED| court he expinined what happened. | here Was left 49300057, which was | dorsement of a law to vestvict the | - I was a little late, your honor, and | (edited on the notes of the plaintitt. | teaching and production of printtng in f | | gier, that held back the fatal gas and $55 a¢ the sear of the mine. The ex. | Measure Amended in Severall 5%/ three Regular Army captains, who served as judges at the dr st il el the fuct that the day shift of approxi- | beirig several times as large. Property | 20,000, | The proposed new child labor law s owned by the Black Mountain Cosl| .y o number of amendments. The Printing Employe Was 72 lams Earle, national chairman of the |sider the appropriateness of recogniz- | missing. . Bight of those who saved their lives @id 80 by erecting s brattice, or bar- fumes that followed the explosion. The A @thers made their way out of an out- St. John's College Cadets stage smart drill in annual competition on lllllrlu. This shows Company C undergoing individual inspection by Ca il plosion occurred about 1,000 feet from | | —— s e | the masn entrance sbout 6-45 pm., and | P1aces Now Goes Back | ROOKE mately 600 men already had left prob- tO HOUSE LI-OYD B- B 0 sbiy prevented the total casualties from | v lMED BY DEATH Joss was estimated at only around | R e CI-A One of the dead was FPrank Chow, 42, | for the District, previously approved by 7 g | jef electrician at the vhic] | Retired Bureau of Engraving and!br the Amociated Prous fact that the memorlal gateway was ehief electrician at the mine, which 15| the House, passed the Senate last night | 4 3 LONDON, May 24.—Mrs. Samuel Wil- | erected by convict labor, he would con- Corporation. He was not on duty, but | sushed into the' mine after the - | measure goes back to the House to- Daughters of 1812, landed at Plymouth |ing the event in some way by a cessa- | o et foova Adine B < Years 0ld. from the President Roosevelt today, |tion from work or otherwise among Rev. W. H. Pettus to Be Guest of The mine, soene of o the Wors! | ing session o pass the Copeland bill| He 15 survived by his widow, Mrs. X I didi't want anybody to tuen’ that | 10aving a balance of $50.346.63. Thix | sohools: Indorsement of the ohild labor Massachusetts Soclety. Gisasters In JCentucky mine Distory, was | for the Jicensing of wll persons seeking | Esther R, Brooke; two sons, Barton E. | Py » t opened In 1917, and produces spproxl- |, practice medicine or drugless heal- | Brooke of Youngsiown, Ohlo, and Tloyd | Treasury Employe Bays Ho Want-| |, Jionse, " ho said. "I told Policeman | i g s .","" "“",'" by the plaintift. | bl far the District of Columbia. 16 Was | The Massachusetts Soclety will hold pately 3000 e duily. AL e latest | iy "yt certuin amendments were in | A, Brooke of this city; two' daughters, ed to Obtaln Animal for 3, Tolon T wan tinn hiiery o et |1t 18 asserted, and the court 18 asked 0 | decided to attempt o orgwnte all 4 recoption At the Wardman Park Hotel Snepection, My 8, its condition was 1e- | gisugreement and the bill post y Bright and Mrs, G, W W bear, but he sald, “Tell that to the | AWard » Judgment in favor of the|gionographers, ypists, bookkeepers and | tamorrow evening tn honor of Rev ported good. poned, | e oth of this city: & setor, Mrs Zoo, Judge.' " :s'n;;:\'fim“mm the corporation for that | yssistants in the District and in Mary- | willlam M. Pettus, rector of St. Mark's L y 75 £ T Of alimare: & brothier, W. | Charles R, Norris, colored chauffeur e 'Attoriey Willlam . Richardson for |t (e viee. presidontiol eandidacy | SRUTCH: who is soon 0 leave Washs Picture Shows on Streets Luncheon Served in Organ, Srandehtidren g by Dve | r the Treasury Department, was in Colored Stockings 0ld. the church offiolals asks dismissal of | of Maj. Qeorge L. Herry . w:m"“‘::“:“ 0004 the Tectorsiip ot Graee Automabile theaters 1o give perform- Twenty people gnjoyed lunciieon 1e: el wervices wil l»r|mmdm=n;?‘ 1,“. much haste 1o deliver & bear safely o That 4;.;|;.m1 stockings, 80 ||ql»p||hu' 1:\ the sult, . TotWin M8 Doon & vt of e e ances on the streets have been intro- |cently in the swell box of the gigantic | Bt Paul's Episcopal Church, Roc / o furope this season, are really much ' i dlety for many e O evmeny and Ausiria. Th |organ at Alberia Hall, London, deciared | Creek parish, omorrow afternoon at 3 | the Zoologleal Park today, when he it uhioned than most people think Wind Generates Power Urges Mouor for Wright. Il Teoeption Will be preceded by & Pletures are shown on e side of the |1 be the greatest concert organ in the | o'clock, ~Inferment will be n - Rock | Was arrested for speeding and had 10 ({5 the declaration of a historlan, He Wl Orville Wright, ploneer aviator, would | business session and an addvess by iruck from projection machines within | world With 13,000 pipes towering eek Cemetery pay & fine of #5, says that in the fourteenth century hose A wind machine, which can be|be awarded the Distinguished Flying | Ernest O Richardson, e mechines Vst ¢itics and towns &nd |above them the guests were informed | OMcers of the American Bullding As- |~ Onaries was detatled to meet the [0f two colors, white and biack, ted or | tiined in any direotion used to generate | Orom, the hitheat awa:d for American | bibliography the give performances 1o crowds that | that should the music be started they socintion and his co-workers In the Goass Ouard eutter . Benson. when i blue, were in vogue. They were mado | electrio power, in operated near Indo, | aeronautical achievement, under a bill | Library of Congress, and followed by Father. The mutos wre also equipped would have Jiltle chunce o copverse, Bureau of Engraving and Printing will LLUlter_Benecn WD, W |of cloth because knitted stockings were ' Oalif r\»swllrrn inside the tube are]introduced by Representative James, | musical program, danoing and oax with loud speakers and possibly not 1o think, g be honorery pallbearess, docked at the wharf at 7:30 this morn 'not known until 200 years later, turned by the wingd, Republican, Michigan, vluexl. —".