Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1929, Page 2

2 %% CAMP GOOD WILL MARKS 257H YEAR: 200 _Motl;ers nnfl Children and 50 Guests Take Part in Celebration. The twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of Camp Good Will in Rock Creek Park, which has provided Sum- | mer outings for thousknds of children | and mothers—was celebrated at the cemp last night. John Joy Edson, who hax served, since its inception. &s chairman fo the Summer Outings Com- mittee of the Associated Charities, which conducts the camp, presided. ‘The celebration was held on the grassy playground of the camp and was participated in by about 200 mothers and children attending camp, in addi- tion to approximately 50 guests, A fea- ture was the cutting of & huge cake, containing & candle for each yedr of the camp's existence, bv Mr. Edson. Mr. Edson in a brief address empha- Mrzed the purpose of the camp to aid in building “better citizens.” Dwelling briefly on the history of the camp. Mr, Edson recalled the names of many persons assoclated with the camp during its early vears of existence. Many of these have since passed away. Aid Given bv Manry. | | | | TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE MARKED THE EV. GRAF SETS RECORD | IN S5.HOUR FLIGHT Trip Back to G;ermany Made 40 Hours Faster Than on Westward Hop. (Continued From First Page.) was smiling snd holding a bouquet of flowers from American friends. The crowd, which up to then had been merely happy and curious, broke into cheers, ‘The spectators hoped that Dr. Ecke- nér would leave the ship at the head offices, but the baggagemaster in sten- torlan tones announced: “Don't look for Dr. Eckener. He has already slipped out through the rea |and is working on plans for the next ! flight in his office.” he crowd, somewhat unbelieving rushéd to the rear of the airship, but | merely found the crew unioading a bull- | dog, an alligator and other freight, ali |of which apparently arrived in | condition. | Passengers Whisked Away. ’ The passengers and their baggage were whisked away to the Kurgarten | Hotel. all éxcept Joachim Rickard of Poston, who remained at the Zeppelin works and Immediately consulted his attorney by long distance telephone re- NING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. ©. SATURDAY. AUGUST 10 19§9 RACING PLANE TAXIING TESTS ! The eraft with whicky Lieut. Al Williams = SLEEPING SICKNES 1S FATAL T0 BERRY hopés te captu FAULTY PROPELLER | CAUSES WILLIAMS TO POSTPONE TEST (Continued From First Page) {of the Naval Academy At sunset yester- henors for Ameriea in the Schneider Trophy racés in England. | INSTTUTE IS GVEN FARM AID OUTLINE Senators Walsh and Connolly Discuss Phases of Export Debenture Plan. BY THOMAS R. HEN Stafl Correspondent of The tar. UNIVERSITY, Va., August 10.—With Senators David 1. Walsh of Masse- chusette and Tom Connally of Texas as the prineipal speakers, the eomplex economic difficulties of the American farmer formed the chief topic of dis- cussion before the Institute of Publie Aftairs yesterday. Senator Connally insisted that the surest way to relief was through' the ex- | port debenture plan whieh was elimi~ natad by the House trom the bill creat- '"5 the Farm Board. enator Walsh, however, insisted tha while the debenture pian offered the surest immediate relief, it would per- petuate the fundamental difficulty of a high protec 7e tariff and declared he could not favor “a eourse of action which has admittedly all the evils of the protective system and is alone un- dertaken-and justified as an offset to these evils.” a “This plan will not take directly out PACKERS ATACK CONSENT DEGREE Among those mentioned by Mr. Bd- Scene at Camp Good Will last night when the silver anniversary of the Ati0r : b .- | founding was observed. John Joy Edson is shown cutting the “birthday cake.” |S4rding what steps to take in view of |day. . e, | of the o 8ol Henry . Blount. William J.| Miss Rachel Haviland, director of the camp, stands with him. Dis bving signed s silence pledge Chesapeake & Potomac Tele- [W:rro%.v’-'gm-_e‘mu.&m:"m‘mm:ge|Armour and Swift Ask Dis-|gf the Treasury a Sppeating for ‘the Boardman, Rev. Teunis Hamiin, Prof. "'D‘, B e ; i | A e ey ¢ export_debenture. “It will intercept B A R . BW Hooamara tor Tokio o the next 1up of is woria. | Phone Co. President Dies |ieronauties. and after oreliminary | trict Supreme Court to gustoms ‘dutieson e AavE |giraling flight within & few days, was Qighta, spéed teats will b flown. which pardonable sin? Wheénever fariff rates and others equally prominent. He also ECHENER HONORED REGATTA CAMPAGH named the first officers of the commit- R e L Ty, o hua cmee loar, at Age of 50. e o e Modify Writ. are raised sbove a certain point the The. who besides himself_were: Charles e e s Wty UL Rl Tee ; £ s R R % % revenue from that article - declines. J. Bell, vice president: Charles F. Wel- ! Moner is thereby shut out of the Treas- \er, secretary: John B. Sleman. ir. ! sands of spectators had gathered out-| o pl Pleased With Tests. Declaring that the consent decree of |urs. That ix what this plan does, and e e P o e e o the obe Of A%eiN% | dent of the Ohasapeake & Poloma» Lieut. Williams was highly pleased | Februsry 37. 1920. by which tha great | nthing more secretary. Mr. Edson recalled the gen- #rous response of the Washington pub- lie at the butset of the enterprise and ite steady support through the passing years and paid tribute to the newspa pers of the city for helpful publicity. The next speaker. Wallace Hatch, | was introduced as the man who was | most active in the first vear's organiza- on 61st Birthday in tion ot Camp Good Wiil and who was Y | % i oy oll -y i o “It groposes 10 give back to the | Lakehurst tle improved, he left his desk again July Which occupied minuteés, were run 50 & Co. toda sked the District Supreme B riin Boamen the Bagtn: | Radiogram. | President’s Cup Races. ‘The Graf Zeppelin left Takehurst | 21, 4t which time ne was siricken witn (Ast he might lesn the best method Court o modify the decree. " {hremas & poction ol st U eari® v 0 fi | o * Wednesddy at 11:30 pm. Eastern | the strange malady from which he diea of couniersotng tius CIURIRY., | Through Attarneys Charles A, Dous- | o0 ot "Annuaity there is collécted abdur ning of the camp and told of the per- sonsl services given by many people and By the Associsted Préss 2 vt the donation of many things needed | ™ pp y DRICHSHAPEN. Germany. Au- for it ” 4 o . front of the Academy. Thé taxiing was v 2 Iy s ‘ | gust 10.—Dr. Hugo Eckener was hon- fion and the Chamber of Commerce to timé. Fridav radiotd its position a¢( Rvon Berry. having besn born August 3 - signed without tridl 4nd éxpreéssly ey Egmn:hdexih;;} e senre | ored at an informal birthday aboard (he begin & canvass soon for the $10.000 1765 miles east of Lakehurst, or ABout | 19. 1878. He was & Araduate of George- spéetacular. the 1.000;hétsepower motor | denies any violation of law or con- PO penchts ro artver toricultean o0 e ea Pt hepae pictt, of the aariv | GTat Zeppelin this morning A% fhal ought fo Anance a révival of (N Presi- half way across the Atlantle. town University, {n the affatrd of Whion | belehing andses of flame from four tamplated violdtion on the part of the |/l LReos i O ot th eAmp grou| ship proceeded across France and deni's Cup regatta on the Potomac The first land sighted was the Seilly | he has been active. He received the | Siacks of exhaust oipes 4nd the létle | packers. They tell the court that récent | SEUTEE, CL, Fo8 oo 16 exeeea Olas "% Owen. president of the SWit7erland to ite home port. and when River. September 13 and 14. Islands. 30 miles off the southwest rip | degree of bachelor of Jaws in 1903 anu Shio At times altmort diseppearing In fundamental changes in methods of | SICFREATC IR0 TON 0 Riwanis Chub I 1823 when that or. he gets.home he will have ‘a birthday These two organisations Are support- of FEngiand. at 7:05 pm. Friday. The | the master of laws degrée from the clouds of sprav. marketing make the restrictions M- |30, W o ment airézdy 18 paying in o i e i care ing the Chesapeake and Potomac Power craft. wat unreported untll 1231 a.m. | seme instftution in 1904. - = D B ey meCessaTy. 30| a disguissd form an export debenture B resent it by fmancing the arec. | A radiogram received at the Zeppelin Boat Asociation in putting on - the Saturdas. when it circled the center of | On_November 7. 1905 he married SNOWDEN DEMANDS Pany Srianimtions ' including chaln | 4 iounting to-millions & year o psantic ton of twe of its buildings. the dining | NOYks before the landing said the pas- event. |Paris. At 3:25 a.m. it flew over Basle, | Miss Florence Dver of hington. who o e such 8 | facturers, Senator Connally insisto@: In sengers on the Graf addressed thelr Mark Lensburgh. Washington mer- Switserland, only 85 miles - | survives him. r00m And the baby shack. expressed ) COETE OB, Lle, ORA SCERRMSR VIO o ant. has been Sppolnted chairman of | riehshaten Seaial " IMMEDIATE ACTION Monopaly of restraint of trade i wholly | an effort to encourage the development e h'fi'"‘,{ e e §1'* | on the occasion of his sixty-first birth- the sssociation's committee by Maj.| The dirigible appeared over its han- Rose From Company Ranke. impossible. of foreign markets for manufsctured lur:mn:":fi-:eb{r ':dxng; fellow Ki. | Gay today, saying: Gen. Anton Stephan, president, while |gar at Friedrichshafen »t 6:41 am. to. | M. Berry first éntered the emplov ON DEBTS REVISION: Décreé Held Unjust. :omoucu. he :i'a. ."3"}”’.’2 rfium wanians had experienced in alding the | . The Undersigned passengers of the Robert A. McKeever has been appointed | day (Saturday) and - 7:03 am. 1andsd ({0 R EOTMSIBRIN AR Potomact Teles 5 Vot The Gderee; they: assert, 15 untust| b ontage b e et o7 SiveiAn eamp. | German airship Graf Zeppelin on its to head the Chamber o mmerce spfely. The lon was made in the p’ . Y. . anw contrarv to the law intended to Industrializatiofs of agriculluze. With flight over the Atlantic and around the group by Charles W. Darr. president. ' midst of a ain, was in the right of way department (Continued From Pitst Page.) b it Wi it il 1 5 : gri re. Year's Work Praised. world. congratulate their brilliant com- Mr. Lansburgh will be assisted by the | . st that time, and the following vear = e i and, pen compe:ition. | highly capitalized companies cultivating Mr. Bdson also called on two of the | mander and leader, Dr. Hugo Eckener, following team captains: Chatles Frane, itetions Trips of Grat. hé was transferred to position of sales- limited 1o the shottest poasible wme. | 1. PEEiis Othe, Phckert and ofher of- | large areas with hired labor instead of first year's committee members for ad- | storm-tried captain by sea and air on Maj. W. W. Burn, James Colliflower, | The " man in what then was the contract de- | Henri Chéron, Prench delegate. gave | fondonce are Deévented from ‘6ing he small 1arm system of the present, dresses—George 8. Wilson, director of | his birthday today. Wiiliam 'E. Russell, Ford Young. Petér | The prévious tastward crossing of the | partment. He subsequently held positions ' a great number of figurés which. he aithough they have the facities for | YOUId reduce ihe farmer to ot ublic welfare, and Dr.' George M.| “We extend our heartfelt and sin- Dorsch. Edward Brashears and Roy | Orh Zeppelin from Lakehurst to Fried- | in various departments of the com- | held. proved that Gréat Britain Wwas doing et B and prove & national curse 'nator ober, both of whom praised the work | cerest wishes for & successful and lucky Neuhauser. fichahaten, completed October 31, 1926, | pany until January 3. etting more out of thé Young pi T oy e old that since the sign. | Gonnally sald. ~An agricultural surpius of the camp @uring all the intervening | M1ght and that the name, Hugo Eckener, | With a view to making plans for 00k 68 hours and 56 minutes. Its two | was appointed division then the Dawes plan. Ing of 16 deerec choln fond storee Towe | 18 désirable, he insisted, despite that. it vears since it organization. Capt. E | May remain always a symbol of mutuai handling the crowds expected during “eAtWerd crossings ook, first. 111 Kours | Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania. | Chancellor Snowdén expressed sur- o e o o Mhe | 15 at the bettom of presént farm dif- . 'Ghisholm. representing Col. U. 8. understanding and drawing fogether of the two-day regatta, a party of officials And 38 minutés and, only Jast wéék. with headquarters in Philade prise at_ discussion of the reparations | Sionit [Tom, SAmMPATREEIY SRl | feulties. Grant, director of public bulldings and | the continents and nations of the world. went over the route of the race yéster- Approximately 96 hours. | During thé war, when he wad a résident sums, sinéé the morning was to have | i go0 o stores | and - cates eneceding | . FAIM relief has been miade a polif- parks. pledged the eontinued support “Subscribed to Above the North At- day. The party tonsisted of L. Gordon | the British dirigible R34 in 1919 | 6f the Pénnsyivania city. he Was 8s- been’ devoted to the guestion of de- 3000000000, These storen, i fé srateq | (Ol J00t BTl Tn election vears extra:- of that department for the future wal- | lantic. August 10." Leech. retary of the Power Boat As- 00K 64 hours and 13 minutes t6 go from | sistant managér 6f the Libérty Joan jiveries in kind. He said that he would o from 35 10 40 per cent of 116 gr:;fr", | agant promises have beren made the d 5 . Glitden. Iretand. The ‘aver ry me ror fare of Camp Good Will. Fraw Eckener's principal birthday to h refute ‘very figuré And every statement ' p cinece of the Nati . . present to Germany's first Admiral of Public Parks Welfaré Association. and Chamberlin-Lévine flight from Roose- | élected presi@ent of thé Chesapéake & é , but usiness of the Nation, Giving 4 negative approval ta - the Mist Rachel Haviland. superintendent velt Pield. L. T.. to Land's End, 30 milés | Polomae Telepnone Go. on Oclober 31, | LN, ETench ministér made, but that he | ' There also aré 6.300 “rholesale grocers. | qebenture plan, Benator Walsh proposé { the air was to be an rtunity to get | some’ sieep. Asked What: preparations had been made for the birthday, she replied. apparently highly ¥mused “Why, 1 think the vers best present 1 can give him is to make sure he can sleep undisturbed. He appréciates rest more than anything else.” When pressed as to what other prep- arations had been made, she added “Of course, I baked a big birthday cake selected some personal gifts and pro- vided candles. Theré will be no speciai celebration. As a matter of fact, even {my daughter is not hefe—she's up in Berlin—and I am quite alone waiting the financial responsibility of the Sum- " Seivnead RS T | for my husband and my boy, Knut. The ceremony closed with the presen- | = v TAKES FIRE TO FIREMEN. tation of an electric reading 'amp by the eamp councilors to John W. Beard, who hat setved the camp g1 its watch. Man from it4 beginning. Refreshments| ATLANTA, August 10 (£).—C. S. Tay- were thén sérved in the camp pavilion. | o had 'a fire vesterday. so hé toak i1 wheré thé children and mothers joined ( (o the fire department. | Tavior ix a street ear motorman And | when a dangling powsr wire startéd a | blaze on the roof of hit car, he stepped in singing. on the beil and broke all records to a of the camp, tolé of the spirit of co- #peration which the mothers had dis- played in varjouk camp emergeneiez, and emphasized the main purpose of the camp as that of recreation and rést for | the campers. Miss Louise O. Beall, acting secretary | of the Associated Charities, recalled the volunteer support which thé camp had | réceived from many men and women in the past years. { Lislé Burrows, acting director of the Community OChest, was introduced by Mr. Edson, as the representative of the organisation which now has taken over | i Seek ATPARTY ON GRAF TEAMS' PLANS LAID Congratulated by Passengers Groups Are Being Formed to $10,000 to Revive ‘Teams are being organized within the Merchants and Manufacturers Associa- soclation: Winifree W. Johnson of the Capt. Montgomery of the United States Park Police. MANAGER ACCUSED OF L. C. Bus EMBEZZLEMENT hong Arrested on Charge of Appropriating $3,000 of Hertz Fund. From the 5:30 Edition 6f Yéstarday's Star. Luther Carroll Bushong.'46 years old, for three years manager of fhe Hertz Drive-It-Yourself - Auto Co.. was arrest- rd today at the company's office at 1340 Pennsylvania avenué by Headquarters Detective Willlam Sullivan on a charge of smbezzlement. He is accused of hav- ing appropriated more than $3.000 of the company's funds to his own use in the past y the Districs He was committed to il in default of bond. e tion, he suddénly found himself sur- rounded by a cheering mob, which only with difficulty let the car plow its way through and proceed home. Left U. S. Wednesday Night. The Graf's first westward crossing took 111 hours and 38 minutes, while that last week needed only 93 hours standard time: passed over New York City, Times Square, Thursdav at 12:30 . An@ At 2 am., Eastern standard Minéola, L. from Scilly, ‘England. took 33 hours ‘15 minutes o completé a portion of its fight for which .the Graf Zeppelin ed only 43 hourd And 44 minutes, Parke Géts Surprise. Sighting of the Graf Zeppelin over Paris camé ds a complete surprise. It préviously had been supposéd that the aible would follow the southern coast of England and fly over London. At 7:05 Eastern standard time, Priday. the Zeppelin was sighted over Scilly Islands, about 30 mtles west of Land's :Md, and apparently heading for Lon- on. | A few minutes later its position was | kiven as 43 miles south 6f Plymouth, well if to the English Channél, and from that time on nothing was heard of thé ship until it appéaréd ovér the Frénch capital. , négotiating thé 395 miles from 8¢illy 1aldnds in § hohrs And Telephone -Co., died at his home in Metidian Hill Mansions at 8:30 o'clock Iast night. 4 victim of sleeping sickne: with which he was stricken two weeks 2g0. Mr. Berry had suffered & breakdown | from strénuous work and several weeks ago he sought recuperation At Virginia Beach. Returning to his office here, li- last. night. A native of Washington, Mr. Berry was the son of Edgsr and Margarer and othér war campaigns. Heé was 11919, when hé was only 41 vears old. Mr. Berry was a director of thé Féd- éral-Amétican Nationai Bank 4nd the Merchants’ Transfer & Storage Co. of Washington and of the Baltimore Trist Co. of Baltimore, Member of Many Clubr. He was a member of the Metropolitan Club. Cheévy Chase Club, Congressional Country Club and the Natiom®l Press Club, all of Wnahln*wn: the Maryland Club, the Rolling Road Country clu? and the Mérchants' and Press Club o alttmore. the Princess Anne Country Club 8f Virginia Béach, Va., and the Blue Ridge and Gun Club of m_r&m Ferry, W. Va Bésides Mrs. Berty. Mr. Berry is sur- vivéd by six childrén. Mrs. Harold J. Kilcoyne 6f 3901 Connecticut avenue, Miss Margarét E. And Misk Hentietta T. Betrv. Albert ®. Berry. jr.. Miss with the result of yesterday evenings taxiing tests. The plane, he estimate will leavé the watér in 4 flat calm, at a speed of 110 milet per hour. He e | counteréd some diffieulty in handling | the ship owing to the small wing sur- face and the tremendous power of the mator, which tended to throw the plane | on the side. Most of the taxiing tests, crowd of moté than 2,000 midshipmen and civilians, who linéd the seawalls in could not. walt much.longer for action on his résolution regarding the revision of the Yhun#fiplln He &idn’t want to remain indefinitely in The Hagué. Rumahiant Fité Grievanees. The morning's seéssion opénéd with the Rumanian delegates - filing their grievances against the reparations Ru- | mania is to receive. after which Mr. Graham set fourth Great Britain's po. sition with regard to the eéconomic consequences of deliveries in kind on the reparations ace He attributed to that a considerable of the un- employmeént in Great Britain. Hé also complained of thé éefféct of tariff bar- riers on British ttade And that cireum- stances had facilitated the accéss of otfier nations to markéts built it Brit- Ish éxpense. Mr. Graham was lésé_éatégoric than Chancellor Snowdén. He left & wi out of the position taken by saying th: 20 e mpeéd of the Zeppél 4 o of the Zeppélin amaze even its most sanguine well-wishers. ‘Their explanation wa& that the ship had Been primed to perféction for the beginning of world tour &nd that Florenée D. Berry and Mis Berry: one grandchild, Harold J, Kil- coyne, {rM and_ s sister, Mrs. Emma Garthe o6f 1882 Columbia road. Arrangéments for the funeral were béing eompleted today. Elizabeth* the British would opposé 4ny sort of deliveries in kind and would in any case insist that they bé limited to & very short @uration. ! M. Chefon replied. récalling the fact that the déliveries i kind were packing organizations agreed to drop all conneation with unallied industries, sets up an artificial discrimination be- tween competitors by forbidding the de- fendants to do what sll others dre al- lowed to do and is contrary to the pub- lic interest by preventing the packers from making full use of their distribut- ing facilities, Armour & Co.. and Swift las, Henry Veeder, Nelson T. Hartson and Frank J. Hogan. the two packing concerfis point. out that the decree was point. the packers contend. that any the petitioners say, doing an Annual businéss of $4.000,000,000. as well as 1.300 slaughteriag and meat packing concerns in operation. of which 38, not inciuding the defendants, have a total income greater than $680,000,000. Stockyard Act Is Cited. Particular reference ix made in the | petition to the packers and stockyard act which Congress passed in 1921 after the decree had been entered. This gives the Secretary of Agriculture juris- diction over the business of packers and stockyards, with an adequate per- sonnel, and makés di rd of hit rulings a eriminal offense. The Inter. state Commerce Commission has juris- diction over refrigerator cars of packing | companies &nd over stockyard terminal | raflways, the packers point out. SIX DRY AGENTS LOSE | JOBS FOR CONVENT RAID| Br the Associated Prass, LOS ANGELES, August 10—8ix | paper tariff duties.” Senator Walsh said. The debenture plan proposes 16 ap- propriate a part of the revenue derived from a protective import tariff for the benefit of domestic industriex and ploy it to give 1o certain other domes- tie industries a similar advantage on their exports. Would Repay Farmer, $200,000.000 on imports of agricultural products. The public pavs t sum to protect producers. Why not ntilize s farmer.” specifically réductions In freight r: on farm products accompanied by fn- eréases on manufactured profucts in n effort to adiust the home market to, the farmer's benefit. Advocates Freitht Rate Cufe. “What the farmer needs. instesd of “is radical reduction of freight rates en such products as wheat. corn. tal , cereals, milk, cream. me: eggs. fruits, vegetable these reductions substantial - increases upon achines. radio sets, victrolas. steel products, automobiles, planos and other highly wrought and valuable éom- modities, Something should be done to help American agriculture, but manip- ulating the tariff so as to fool the farmer & not the way o ‘de it. The correction of {hé énormous waste 6f distribution—the handling and trading pects of Alstribution—is one of the things to do. And that the farmér iz already manfully and sensibly doing for himself through his co-operativi ganizations with their helpful m: ing arrangements. An agile firsman conquered the blaze | "M riric8 4T 10 Gefauli of BOBT. it found ideal weathér conditions. g i fhuch reduced from the Dawes phn e e that might be Gk 4o REPORTED 'MPROVED before the passengers learned there had | yisional manager of the company. who | —————t—— - ME T WN HONOR | the outset and that they run on a pu':«?-‘?"}g? :fi:ir;“p:mmd 'mr':;;da:)". ! him by the Government. that. would be, been a fire. came here from Philadelphia last week, Ho 0 s downward sliding scale to end entirely | cotnine convent here, June 13. No|of real consequence, the prineipal one Al L ! w —E the “alleged shortages were discovered VISITING TOURISTS HOOVER ON B'RTH DAY i':.L'?y"fn?e"m?in""’-}’{l"n'{',fi.?‘:.‘.,".'..22!"nuur lo_convent here, June 13, No| of real consequence. ! ot o Son and Daughter on Way to Visit SOVIET HOP SUCCESS this week when Auditors from the Gen- | s ® | forced a door of the house, in which | rallroad rates. In some instances new « | eral Motors Corporation in Detroit wers minster also produced fnigures to show | AT Sitie oo OO TR | e : 5 | T E— s o GredtBeluts part i the Young S Tefuges muns from Mesice were ve | prefrential rtes or cummodkty raies called in to go over the books. Hertz concern is a subsidiary of thé General Motors Truck Corporation. | Quiltz said today that Bushong ad- | mitted embezzling the money when con- | fronted with the evidence by the Gan- | — Senator at Emergency Hospital, | annuities at the beginning was greater | than under the Dawes plan and that | reat Britain's | | meet. the requirements of the situation | to énable certain agricultural producrs to reach certain special markets. The main thing to be done is to revise the ratio of rates anplicable to the differ- | KRASNOVARSK. U. 8. 8. R.. August 10 (#)—The Russian airplane Land of | the Soviets, bound from Moscow to New | York, lanted here this afternoon. It = = stil) was in operation. By the Associstéd Press. - WEST BRANCH, Towa, August 10— | (he Pasmenis excéeded Lacking only & birthday cake with 55 | ' Ghancsllor Snowden took ésception to DESPITE HEAT SPELL diplomatic circlés hére as thé only hope | of averting A collapsé of the conference (Continued Prom PFirst Page.) ‘he flight from Novo-Sibirsk in 9 Yor's 5 7 Senator Jones 6f Washington, who | MRde * ok % candles, President Herbert Hoover's| M, Chéron's spééth, which he sald WS | or "Tho 1t g e | ratio ! Bxeellent time across the stéy of eral Motors auditort, He is said to have ¥ a e Hague, considering thé Young | ant groups of commodities of the gen- man reparations question. Hospital heré, showes improvément to- on_race horses. | aay cetebration in honor of its most, i1- Sendtor Walsh sald that he feared ot Aay after a somewhat restless t. o shops Along theé lower section énn- kind. He would réply only to cértain | " 5} BysiclAne. oala Mit. prosstat tonara BAND CONCERTS. e R molds Apariments ay 813 SHIVADIA avénue Aré thriving on (hé salé | justricus mative son. Bonmia: Fien i acaty thas Grens BHl: | o d0SDN F, Cotton, the Acting Setre, | i1 atier-#ffects as well ax ihe immee)- rébovery had béén siow 1or the past | AR Lol e« - BB UL mémentods, amonig the most. popular | e residents of thit Quaker villagé ain's share in répardtiont under the | gilias 1o desirous of seelng Aome Thna | e éffects of the tariff law nml‘ ng tho wiéks and that tHéte had been| ,BY the Unlted States Army Band, | GOCTRES QOPCC 6 SAME oD QT of whith aré small gilded bustt of nd- | LT d By thousands of athér YOUDE DIAN was nibt considerably 16se| copploment of the reparations question | [TAmed &s related to ite professed pur alight. relapees, but. bis. condition was ' Curtis Alwdy. eaptain. Infantry. C0F5 PTG0 S tional figurés, including Herbért Joovér | ¥ill Joinéd By thousands than undér the Dawes plan. | évolved by the powers, The Ameérican | Dosé 0f Affording so-called farm rélief ot slarming. William J. Stannard, leadér: Thomas | PEPCT: to Charies A. Lindbergh. lowans in 4 program, which will dedi- | Hitd satarpretations. | Government. however. does not néces. | The farmer. he said, will not be helped % | materially by these agricultural duties, The Senator's son and daughter are ! F. Darcy. second leader. conducting, at. Hottl Biasinesk Tnoréased. ¢ate this Aftérnoon & granité boulder In | gurarting to 4 reférence madé by the sarfly support the Young plan. he | and “in his aisappointment and ex- Marie at Grandson's Christening. | on their way to W: 3 the Mount Alto Veterans' Hospital st . g i e o 1 Ra16 3¢ M1 JOmex” oce eat they piam. | 1 6cIock tonight: | The Cnambir of Conmares sstimawss | Teeh n ity Rrsl, Bresident was | Prench delegate o the Bolfour fote, he | Bade, O Y oo knorner. O " EMENt | 4operation he may fufn, and to An €x- ned & visit with him and had not been | March. “Happy Helnie" Lampe | _ BLED. Jugoslavia, August 10 (®)—|{hai hotéls have had increasé in busi- | Botn, In keéping with the simple hab- | Said he - e e emphasized that the attitudé of | 'ent he is turning. upon the whole tariff called because of any change in their | Overture, “Crown Diamonds”....Auber Queen Marie of Rumania arrived here | ness of bétween 40 and 50 per cent over | its 6f Hoovers Q@uaxer parénts the boul. | idered discourtéous, but th P! t Of | system to tear it down. If that happens father's conaition, © o ntc '™ UReIr | 2ox trot, “Wedding of (he Painted | today to attend the christening of her |fasi Summér's iotals, &nd bus éxcurs|der will bear only an inconspicuous |ON'S interpretations of the Baifour note | the United Stated 1o one of tomplete | Ifoils Gisorganize American economic The Senator was operated upon some | _Doil” . i Srown | grandson. oung Prince Paul, c1ld of | Sons and lours seem. 10 ncreate. Gaiy| oenrie Llace Salomy ationtion 1o the Jor | 1 Father grotesque o any one who un- | indiference as to the method of set- | 1l ¥eulé, SlsCrERRIAE AIUSTEa SRRl weeks ago for an abdominal trouble, | Waltz. “As a Dream". ‘Codina | the King ind Queen of Jugosiavia. in_number, the grea' vins traversing| cation of the birthpiace of the first | eIStands its full eharacter. il - | himseit as well as to oters. i Tango, “Avalon Town Brown the stréet almost continuous; Chief Executive t born west of the | The chancellor declared that former | can Government has completely dis- = S “Albuth Léar” P . 4 . vé {0 be born west of the | promier Poineare had promised Wins- | dssociated itsell from the whole ques- R Duke of Letch i - Ly Graf Zeppelin Lo, To Accommodate the tourlsts, officials | Mississipp! River. ton Churehill, formeér British chancellor | tion Chamber griculture Urged. uké of Ledchtenderu Dies. election from “Wonderiand”. . Herbert > “epp Log | avé opened the Lincoln Memotial to| -The Daughters of the American Revo- | 190, ChurenD, formet SEoCh Siee plc| fom: iR e MUNICH. Germany. August 10 () — ' Cltaneria Andaluz” ......Cambranero T TR visitors during the événing, and in July, | lution wére the instigators of today's | o0 Ho SXCRIARCE B IO (Ot A AR British Threat Held Serious, Bt g dbaioss e B i George, Duke of Léuchtenderu, grana- |~ Lhiee Dances from the Bartered By the Assotlatéd Press. {17261 individuals took Advantage of |celebration. In addition to speakérs | FONS P20 DS SEVILEC ATE VG oived | e and son of Nicholas I of Russia, who| Bride” .................... Smetana (Time is Eastern standard) 1 the " opportunity between 4:30 4nd |from that order, Gov. John Hammill'| {OROF OF 7%, (87 o Officials of thé Sfate Department “‘L2°"§ 1'.n{'nm“mm iiflolnM it shelteréd for some months the stip- | March, “I1 the Témpest and Calm" | 9:30 p.m. was scheduléd to bring greetings from | 'The feeling of pessimism which had | clinéd to comment on the reports of 'h"y vy B. F. o gon. . Yoaktumis posed. Grand Duchess Ansstasia. died | R e Skt TR ) ol“u:eflrn’ué e e Croaeer 8 | f""‘e"“‘ yesterday had been somewhat | [hreatened ’%fi!?"tfié"fiflifl'm" i R O ren seet iss. neliudés. the i is oastle near Rére, at the | (Respectfully dedicated to Dr. Hugo 11:40 p.m.—Léft Lakeh: ist, louse, T r in- | mi . Shambaugh. superintendes | fose this morning by mews of Frenth | e. t ) eneut ateds 6f 4 oW spection tours of thé lowér floor, & mem- | ti by, was ive Aty action was viewed as serious by well| organization by farmers o b - | AR SIS ey N.J o ot the. guhra. ORervEl ThaL for | the primeipel saaress s T: T 10 817 | eftortd to Find some way of saistying the | {Sformed circles And-hopes weré #x- | big marketing combined for the iffarant July Cireulats | “"FRe Star spangled Bannér.” Thuredey. visitors, the Hoover administration 1 : v British on the question of Aol aa | prassed that Premier MacDonald would | cropt. uly Circulation M 2 AR 12:40 #.m—Passed nver New | |breaking all recoras.” e vamtlon 1n.the. commitise the &en- g"fif“‘“' to Miect o compromise 6n the | -Orfanistion under twe Amph v the ited Statex Soldiers’ Home . 4 E b | e sition taken by nowden, € | amendments ent. ; United & a o yark Cits. During July_aloné. ‘hé said. 3237 HOOVER OBSERVES | #ral santiment. was that the erisie has | BoSition taken by FRillp SOoR0en e | e L he sald. Thesé rom- | Military Bend. John 8. M. Zimmer- | “parlor visitor: h 1 5:30 a.m—Of Géeorges BANK, uippea wit ia b‘r&q’fimn spa Daily... 100,132 simply beén postponéd until thé bégin- Acting Secrétarv Cotton said that the the American embassy at Paris, and bines, hé said, “should have Authority mann. bandmaster: Anton Pointneér, it | pormits wére a8y thi - 4 { this avening: % visite ansiofi Qaily. | % ¢ British pos & < | vent 3 Sunday, 105 7 1 5 Mareh. “Lindy of the U. 8. Austin 11 &m—About A00 milés dne | | “There were only 8,610 ‘parlor visi- IN MOUNTAIN CAMP | Sneok muter trigl gof under S45 JO% | expounded by Mr. Snowden has not vet | distribution and marketing for each . v ik oV 3 X 4 ! A x ri o D 2 o) 5. Advariis e Bov ara the Bude .. .. Hager | £ 5‘.’:‘%’11.'2’{1 B o e et ke Tix: sy July (Cohtihued From First Page) lest and the women with their hatd off| 0}, NC, 1% oom for such & decision. | ment, éxcept an initial foan for organi- o TR TR O b SNBE MUK | e from the musieal comedy. | | 11*0d in Enelth Channel ot the” &Sclidge "saministration was| — "~ “maa | “Romert *Terry. a pharmaceutioa| There s also no indication, he added, | maiion expenses, fncluding. educational dods solemnly swaar that thé actusl numbii | “.Tihe Belle of Bohemia”...Englander | Saturday. 5789. ‘The lafy %roupi for &ny July | camp parties or since Mr. Hoover mas| . tHilt® o (ClViaq 'to the stand, and | that the American Government would | work, Farm mark-‘ oards should be . was as neélly | —Passed over Basle, time haé in his erican S usiness as the largest commercial ] Finale, “Young America”. ... Goldman | - . ing Autamobile ravél And Bigger and |of the forencon was spent sitting arounid Beldel handed M ox table containing| Edwin C. Wilson, first sécretars of | opulation to the eities is necessary to “The Star Spangléd Banner.” rallway éxcursions. talking dnd walking about the rocky banks of the stréams and over the mountain trails. S8omé of thé party lim- bered up with horséshoes in dnticipation of thé tournamént to be run off this aftérnoon. The ént had not put his guests to work before noon assisting him in thé building of Another dam, but it is expected that hé will press them into service latér in the day. In the party bex‘lcen Mrs. Hoover, ar#é Hérbert, jr., and Allan Kouwrm -ng the * Cha 1 - the emotional stimulants that C. F. Long, State chemist, had testified that he found In the stomach 6f Théora Hix, the girl whom Dr. Sfbok aamits hé The defense then introduced samples .of the same preparations which Terry testified he had taken from the State's supply. Seidel told Rim then to describé the tests he made on | the samples hé ha8 obtained. | Terry testified thit hé had not beén able to find any céllular structuré in unofficial American observer at the conference, has reported fully to the depattment on the developments. Kiep Confers With Cotton. Dr. O. C. Kiep. charge d'affaires of the Gérman embassy. Wwho just arrived in the United States after & leAve of abséncé in Germany. confer- ted with fidr. ton dnd Assistant Sée- tétary Willia . Castlé, ir,, for nearly late vesierday. The the progress of civilization, Prof. E. C. Young 6f Purdue University pointed out that a steady increase has been manifest since reliablé statistics first became available. “Population.” hé said. “moves in the direction of economic opportunity. 1f 1t éontinués to move in a given dirée- tioh for generations it & éonclusive evidence that a real differencé in op-. portunity exists. “Thé farm population problém will BtA1 A4I# §ib) cirenlation. . i 5 -| half “an hour kgué'i:&-‘ et ) cgeajition . Lindbe iy of | the sc;u H:h‘mtk q: - o'l‘t‘t‘x:dnrep':rx‘ question. of reparations was touched | Féfain -m::l -;nulm t{lrmlnk ’fi':t:n e " o yds anid Mri, Byde, Sure.| [ Vis Grig vaom 4t Veletinary 6o | upon, during, the conference, but was | FEACRGL ¥ IO oF DIO SRty | Pally averake néh cires Sk i amg | 1bge at Ohio State. It was a fluld ex- O i have discovered no permanent eure fiuxh. and | jract WhicH the Staté intained .| Diplomatic and official circles heré Yot low BHicés and Jow Drofit in farm- RURBAY. it circulation. 33«« Bunday crenls 4 ver: ¥ k o&" éw York, ansis edi- tar aut H. Néwton, cnz o 1an, Mark Sullivan, lst and m of this eity, wm%mm have been in the party, was prevented from Washington by nook had given the girl. stified that he founa ee stomach and Terry’s t0 show that if 1t was present it had come from some- where other than .the bottle that was Available to Dr. Snook in the drug room. viewpoint & withdrawal of thé ould be so setious a Blow to ference_ that an arrangement for_the settlemient of thé reparations hold the British problem would be virtually impossibleé | Prices with only the other powers particl pating. Should the British withdraw and effect a separate financial plan the United States ing other than the movément of the poptilation out of into 6thér activities. This is & sure cure for low and low profits, but it is not a quick cure!” Annually 750,000 persons aré leavi thé farms for the citles, Leon E. Trues- dell,_chief population , statistician of o4 1 " 3 ith et arival o this Sy of e san MDONALD MELD ONLX MOFE: | Goubtess Wil have o do. this would | the Burewy of'ine G, old. the in: | 4 or s N T8 | St 3 3 L seémea. 3 | Averaee sansas ner_cirentauio Bl iy U4 plans he | Cotton Declaren U. 8. Attitudé Js One P compietary outside the | evitabie becausé of the - Inereassd op- i T Sverticing Magnsér. et iy G s the m of Complete Indifference. ofher mations in -fhé |portuiities in the city And the uss. of Fibed ind nh‘n the 2 6f By Prime Minister Maic. ternational Mq- machinery instead of human labot on el 3" of August bach e’ 1 - H