Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1929, Page 20

DAVIS' NAME SOON | 0 BE SENT SENATE Nomination of Schoenfeld to Costa Rican Post Also Is to 'Be Submitted. M ) d: b The nomination of Roy T. Davis of ' Missouri to be Minister to Panama soon | will be sent to the Senate by President | Hoover for confirmation, with that of | H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld of Washing- ton to be Minister to Costa Rica. Ix In making these selections Mr Hoover is following a policy he outlined | to Congress Tuesday of sending to the Southern repul service men who | speak the languages of the countries which they are accredited In Costa Rica Since 1922, Davis has been Minister ‘to Costa Rica .= 1922, having been trans- | ferred to San Jose by President Harding | from Guatemala, to which country he was_appointed by Harding the 'y previous to begin a diplomatic caree | Schoenfeld is a career man and now | holds & commission as Minister to Bul- garia under appointment last vear by | President Coolidge. He never did go to Sofia, however, and now is serving as secretary general of ‘the Paraguay-Bo- | livia Commission of Inquiry and Con- | ciliation. | During his Latin-American tour last | year Mr. Hoover received favorable re- | orts of the work of Davis in the Cost ican capital and soon afterward it became known that he was slated to receive a new post There was some talk that he might | be promoted to an ambassadorship, but | the President finally decided to send him to Panama City, which is regarded by administration officers as one of the more important of the Southern posts. m h ‘Was Embassv Counselor. Before his appointment as a minister | Schoenfeld had an extensive career in the foreign service, both in Latin America and in Europe. He was coun- selor of embassy at Mexico City, and | rior to that had served in Brazil, ruguay and Paraguay. Schoenfeld’s European service in- cludetd work at Vienna, Christiania and Constantinople. He also has served in the State Department in various capacities, the last being as a member of the Board of Review, foreign servica | personnel INQUEST ST SCHEDULED IN WORKMAN’S DEATH| Raymond L. Stamps, 26, Fell From Roof of Walter Reed Hospital. A _coroner’s inquest will be held at| the District Morgue tomorrow morning at 11:30 o'clock into the death of Ray mond L. Stamps, 26-year-old workman, | who fell from the roof of the Walter | Reed Hospital late yesterday afternoon while making repairs. Stamps, according to police, was working on the south side of the build- | ing when he fell. He was immediately | taken into the hospital, where he was treated for a broken spine and internal injuries. He died two hours later. Stamps _recently came here xmm| Bremen, Ga. Y.W.C.A. UNIT TO CONDUCT | WINTER CARNIVAL FRIDAY “The Iceland Revue” Will Feature | Affair—Fifty Persons Will Take Part. A Winter carnival, to be conducted under the suspices of the Bisiness and | Professional, Women's Department of | the Young Wonten's Christian Assocla- | tion, will be held at Barker Hall, Seven- teenth and K streets, Friday.and Satur- day nights from 5:30 until 10 o'clock. The affair will include the sale of gifts for Christmas. A feature of the carnival will be the presentation twice each evening of “The Iceland Revue,” which was written and | directed by Mrs. Alice Sigworth Morse. | ! The revue, which will include a cast of | 50 members of the Business and Pro- fessional Women’s Department, will in- clude scenes all the way from the South Sea Isles to Eski Your Feet Will know the difference The of famous hidden cush: m be a revelation. 1 feel how they re- lieve tired, aching feet by assisting and strengthen- ing those foot muscles. If you have no. foot troubles the cushion com- fort will keep your fect healthy. 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He | was revived by Dr. I Rutkoski from Emergency Hospital who said his in< Friday and Saturday Two more children were added to| | injuries to the head when the sled on | STAR, WASHINGTON, juries were not serlous. He was later taken home. Elmer Chaney, 12 years old, of 1212 I street southeast was slightly injured when the sled on which he was coast- ing on K street near Tweifth street southeast darted out from behind a parked automobile and crashed into a machine driven by Clarence Elmer Buckley ot 1410 S street southeast. Buckley took the boy to Providence | Hospital, where he was treated for brush burns and shock and later taken | home. CHILD SWALLOWS NAILS. Special Dispateh to The Star. MARTINSVILLE, Va., December 5.— The 15-month-old daughter of L. A. Berry appeared none the worse today |after swallowing yesterday four | penny nails. Clinical examination of the stomach | revealed their presence. 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