Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1928, Page 10

VENZELOS VICTOR | DROVINING MAN'S LIFE SAVED THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1928. BY FIREMEN'S RESCUE GROLlP!K- m: E GMH[R - AGAINST ROYALISTS o rves vt e o Premier’s Followers Claim 170 Out of 250 Seats in Greek Chamber. pa probable they will oc- Premier Venizelos. fter the e the Rovalists held 116 me bitterness between Royalists ed the electoral s of proposed elec- nany. This question by Venizelos when citizens upon voting should be req their booklets at polis to avoid repe of the vote Late returns accentuated the victory of the Venizelos party. Of the opposition Jeaders only Panayoti Tsaldaris. chair- man of the Popular party, was elected The Royalists fared especially badly Outstanding in this respect was the de- feat of Gen. John Metaxas, leader of the “Free Opinion” party. M. Mer- couris, Rovalist wheel horse de- feated M. Venizelos. commenting on the out- come, expressed regret f e misf tunes which have ed Greece with- in the last eight vears. He declared that the nation still had sufficient ter- ritory. vigor and capacity for work to allow it to carve out a fine future for teelf. PRIMITIVE BAPTISTS MEET IN VIRGINIA Catoctin Association Sessions At- tended by 4.000 at Bethel Chapel. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star ANDREW CHAPEL, Va.. August 20 —The annual three-day session of the Catoctin Association of Primitive Bap- | tist Churches of Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia was held on Priday, Sat- urday and Sunday at Bethel Chapel. near Andrew Chapel The meetings which were held in the large grove ad- joining the church. on the Leesburg pike, were attended each day by between 4.000 and 5.000 people. Delegates were in attendance from 18 churches in the circuit At th- business session on Restoring A. E. Brown to Consciousness. Bocdy Taken From Potomac When Apparently in Life- less Condition. A. E. Brown. 30 years old. of 640 Pennsylvania avenue, is_alive today thanks to the heroic efforts of Capt John R. Graves of Rescue Squad No. 1 of the Fire Department, and two other firemen. Pvts. J. T. Elliott of Engine Company No. 1 and J. P. McGrath of Engine Company No. 12 Capt. Groves took the apparently lifeless body of Brown from about 10 feet of water at Chapel Point, Md Saturday afternoon and with McGrath and Elliott administered artificial respiration for over ‘half an hour be- fore Brown showed signs of iiie Brown, with a party, had gone to the Maryland beach resort Saturday afternoon. The rest of the party had left the beach. Capt. Groves, about to take a plunge from the beach. heard the cries of a vouth on the dancing pavilion thit a ‘man had disappearcd out near the treadwheel float, about a hundred yards off shore. He swam out to the float and noticed bubbles coming up just under the treadwhecl. On the first dive the firrman found Brown's bodv and brought it to the surface 1 { McGrath. who had fol- Groves to the rescue SEES REDS OPENING NEW LABOR DRIVE Charges that American communists. financed by Russian Soviet interests are opening a new campaign against the American Federation of Labor through the establishment of rival labor unions. is made in a statement issued here last night by Matthew Woll, vice presi, t of the American Federation of Labor Mr. Woll's statement was issued just before his departure from this city for Cincinnati. where o wi vention of the Photo Engravers national Union. of which he is presi- While in Ci nnati, Mr. Woll said he proposes to inform the union of conditions which, he said. have been uncovered in an investigation of the the alleged new communist campaign The new communist campaign said Mr. Woll, “aims at establishment of dual unions, by which we mean duplicate unions in fields already oc- cupied by unions affiliated with the( American Federation of Labor. Money apparently has just come from Russia in large quantities to finance this work." Their departure into the field of open organization. Mr. Woll said, “cov- ers so wide a range as to be a startling and striking development in the com- munist plan for world revolution.” “Perhaps more astonishing than the boldness of the communists is the fact that they have as allies some of the employers of America—employers who bave fought American unions through the medium of the open shop” Mr Woll said. “In promoting dual unions the communists are openly seeking co- operation of open-shop employers.” SUES FOR $25.000. Emily Luginbuhl, 328 Bryant street northeast, has sued for $25,000 damages from Lester L. Charlton for alleged per- sonal injuries. She says she was riding GROVES. ar Stafl Photo. helped him get Brown to the float and | After 85 minute he W able to sit up. Wrapped in a blanket Brown was taken Brown went o 28 pressman at 1054 Thirty-first artiwest OR CONVENTION ‘700 Members of Supreme Council Assemble in Cleveland. By the Associated Press CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 20 first of more than 700 official delegates and alternates were expected here to- day for the forty-sixth annual conven- |tion of the Supreme Council of Knights of Columbus, Only informal entertainment. was on today's program. but tomorrow the convention will reach its ‘eak with business sessions and two parades A plea for religious and racial toler- ance and criticlsm of the American press for its treatment of news emanat- | g from Mexico were brought here by two speakers at a banquet attended by several hundred members last night the_official_opening of the conventon. | Mexico in American newspapers. “On Francis P. Matthews, Omaha attor- |svery pretext and without pretext, the started im- |ney, a member of the supreme board |press places before us on every pre- “Borrowed” Pants Returned to Court | By Theft Suspect The final chapter of the trousers episode which provided much amuse- ment in Police Court last week was written today when Assistant United | States Attorney Albert A. Stern re- | ceived the pair which Eugene M- I Neil, colored, 69 L street, refused so persistently to take off. Stern | ordered the trousers returned to | Fred Strohman. also colored. from whom they are said to have been stolen When the ease was first presented. MeNeil went fitto court wearing the trousers in question All efforts to have him change to a “borrowed" r were unavalling, so Judge Mat- tingly ordered the case continued until the next day and sent word to the jail authorities to send back McNeil and the trousers separately However, McNeil and the trousers returned the next day very much together and that time the court imposed sentence of 180 days MecNeil finally surrendered the ‘ trousers peacefully, Stern sald, as | of directors, said the “crying need of |tense news linking outlawry, murder Brown's eyes |all natio.s today is respect for whiffs of |and authority.” s | “As Catholics, our supreme duty is| ~He insisted that news from below the | tai 1ful adherence to and obedience to |Rio Grande be treated by the pre launch | ur mother church, and a wholesome o was able to par- | respect for the sanctity of the home Friends drove and the laws of our Government,” said t his job | Martin H. Carmody. Grand Rapids. 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