Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1929, Page 66

1% THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, DECEMBER. 8, 1929—PART THREE. e e e e EEEEE———— "-'.I'I'ERAGY GR“UP WYOMING ARMY POST IS NAMED ;o::ul,"-:‘m(l::(:fl']u: given to Camp m&n@t would meet with|Fort D. A. Russel, ngw will become a Lmrh:‘:dn; December 14, on n: 3 DIE IN FERRY MISHAP. FOR LATE SENATOR F. E. WARREN | .7 &t Barctanof War as fol: |~ corm ror o Sherlff J. P. Kennedy. to whom Lec : ey 4 ST o7 s B Sy oL AT S0l (Stgned) “HERBERT HOOVER." surrendered voluntarily after Young| OWENSBORO, Ky. December 7 (1 lows: Gen. Russel, whose service was men- was shot at the Taconee School Thurs- ~—Total lives lost In terry accidents | WS W7 & “Dear Mr. Secretary: ; day, said he was told Young's 14-year- | this year were increased to seven v 0 . “T have a feeling that it would be a |tioned by the President, served in va- sseean Freed Until Pr - | ol ughter, Ruby, complainad she had | terday, when a ferry chain br HEA[]ED BY W"_BUR Fort D. A. Russell Changed at Suggestion of President to| fine tribute to the late Senator Francis |rious campalgns against the Indlans fn | =" el | Ol e o by dlacbodioras | & tranafer company track plunged into £ E. Warren if the military post at Chey- mfi h‘ornll‘. nndv:m un-| - nary Murder Hearing. The sheriff said Young went to me‘t:e rdiv‘er. dm“:uigusflxlrm" zncc;};}: when he was . - | the driver, an wife an Y, Sectetary of War. ested, could 5 Setenss’ of ‘the Nationai Oapital., He| MADISONVILLE, Tenn, Decembe: 7. | school house. advanced toward Lec wav- | Gi% (XSG B0 (8 rarvoman, worked Secretary of Interior Named —_— “In doing 5o 1t would be desirable to | took part in various campaigns of the | —Philip Lee, 24, country school teacher | pisto] shot into his body. for hours in the icy water and was in select some post that would properly |Civil War and was mortally wounded|gccused of shooting to death Charles a serious condition from exposure by . By the Associated Press. Russell at Cheyenne, Wyo, be changed [ commemorate the name of Gen. D. A.|at Winchester, December 19, 1864, and | o P ho AN the time the bodies of the couple had Permanent Chairman of | uUpon the suggestion of President |to Fort Francis E. Warren, in honor of | Russell, whose distinguished service | was brevetted a major general on the | Youog, farmer, who had accused Lee| mne University of Tulsa has begun been recovered. The Infant was be- Hoover, Secretary of War Hurley has | the late Senator Warren of Wyoming. | should ever be before our people. fleld of battle. of whipping his daughter, made $5,000 | construction of $650,000 worth of new |lleved to have been in the cab of the Advisory Committee directed that the name of Fort D. A. Hurley also directéd that the name' *“I would be glad if you could make! Camp Marfa, with its renaming as'bond yesterday and was fréed until pre- | buildings. submerged truck. 2 Secretary of the Interior Wilbur was chosen permanent chairman of the Advisory Committee on National Ilit- | which opened its sessions yester- | ay at the department in preparation | for an exhaustive study of the causes | A o : 2nd problems of illiteracy in the United | i : i 3 3 i i i \ ° States. Dr. William John Cooper, com- ? i ’ i L ; F Y S l missioner of education, was chosen i : . . . e 3 or our e eCtlon vice chairman, and Dr. Rufus W. L i ‘ L : X ‘Weaver of Washington was elected per- t tary. i ok . o5 p——— . - Sy » It Will Be Smart of You to Select a tucky was Tnde chnl;z;an gx a pemtxl; # : i - nent executive committee of seven, B ' N S ' > e Py e messery 5 5o PO - e Fur Coat for Her F This Sale S B e o L Y .. Uon - : ur t Tor Her From 1his “cffiumlng the purposes he and Presi- & > “ L S o dent Hoover had in néln% wh&;\u%l‘xler cg;xi\a 1 o % % \ 137 ted, Dr. 3 i ¢, B oot iteraty. s » A , L A\ Regularly $129 to $179 from certain estimated numbers, never i G v L e \ have been adequately gathered. The - 5 purpose of the committee, he said, | fiv - . s should be to assemble the facts and | L make recommendations as to remedies . : : : - Muskrat Coat and methods which seem most likely : - to reduce illiteracy to the minimum. | o Dr. C. R. Mann, director of the Amerl- | - v can Council on Education, proposed that the committee endeavor to find & system FOR HOLIDAY which combines the best points of all methods now in use to teach adults WEAR and that if possible & - - ing teachers for instructing adults S d N h t B g h t Selected, well matched pe]ts the methods adopted by her and esti- mated that a person could be taught to e ey : : P ony Coat he added, where the flliterate group. i3 : s at an exciting new price $ 5 AND CABINET RESIGN | BLACK, DAHLIA, GREEN, BROWN Shown in the deft manipula. i tion of brims, which manage to i Sl f i I : P Supple skins. Blond, black President Accepts, but Asks Minis- $ show the face and “trim” the il : Y 27 the Assciated o, B A Women who know are talking very gleaming satin, satin and felt or ¢ : + " ek i Rich Sontine in Omee o the time being, s ing . . . the hostess. Gracious . . . sophis- binations as well as the ever- Car acul Coat N eetier. i S h . . e ik Tines an watiely diffesent In Our Party Christmas Night im e e S Baicaion, e 8 o of Natural, Northern golden or t] v W in lone to el o . %uéficfi{c’m now {‘;,‘,gm?f“ i ) - o l ore d silver muskrat. Fox or self v] vorl alon; Al e i\ . s 1%, e workng aene g b et and Chiffon C 2 povsrailigupreemy d and write in a hundred les t A A POt The 48 States, Dr. Alderman said r Oc ks 21 gave financial support to adult edv- largest, is giving the most financial aid A and supervision to solve the problem. : Copies of higher priced POLISH PREMIER 3 M new silhouette successes $98 ; brown or natural pony. Rich col- try to Continue Tem- hat as well, in the draping of 1 £ Sk, i ars of brown fox, armour coon or side and longer backs. New, beige wolf. Premier Switalsky today tendered the i : favorably about the new “occasion™ felt and b iorappic Muskrat, well e s iaminet, o) Breslgetit ] - dresses. For dining . . . theatre . . . danc- elt and bengaline in rich com- matched pelts. The Switalsky cabinet was defeated . \ ticated, new silhouettes, flattering to Taisid ipai 4l % % y - every type. Not only in new fish net and WO $ lined. 198 vy chatn: €] SEICh the peemier, sheer chiffon but satin, moire, taffeta and Deputies participated. 2 creamy gar flat crepe. Running the gamut of new Black Hacienda Despite elaborate cautions ainst 2 o 2 . trouble Warsaw took the political up. ylomine..odwrs - £h ¢ colors from' eggshell, pastels, bright Linen Blue Violet Vars hirred bertha _ of y : A . “ : ¢ e e o T g Skl TS o shades to classic-black. Beige Clair Bamboo Green , Grey éaracul paw with wolf collar, were equipped with tear gas grenades, $1 Sand Black < masks and rifles. i ; black caracul with f. DT e Sizes for women and misses. 5 ox, and cocoa caracul rae Gormed only st &‘Z’"m'.‘{'u".ufl?;‘ (Moderste Price Dress Shop, The Hecht Co.) (Third Pioor, The Hecht Co) paw with self collar. T since. The Diet met Thursday after a month’s delay, occasioned when the Speaker, M. Daszynski, declined to open the session after Marshal Pilsudski, minister of war, appeared, attended by nearly a hundred army officers. GOODYEAR ZEPPELIN ENDS AKRON-MIAMI FLIGHT Semi-Dirigible Defender Rests in Hangar Today, but Will Feature Foot Ball Celebration Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. MIAMI, Fla., December 7.—The Goodyear Zeppelin Co.'s semi-dirigible Defender swayed quietly in her Winter hangar last night, after completing an 1,100-mile flight from Akron, Ohlo, at 10:25 am. yesterday. The Defender will take to the air again tomorrow, however, as a feature of the celebra- Ermd: B i ,, N4 | for Women and Misses | A foot ball dropped from the dirigible will formally dedicate Madison Square Garden’s huge wooden stadium, where the game will be played. p Dr a e Piloted by J. A. Boetiner, the De- K a u fender arrived at the airport 171, hours & v stlc R d d after her departure from Gadsden, e ce Ala., at 5 o'clock last night. A pro- posed non-stop flight from Akron to the dirigible’s Winter quarters at Miam: ‘was halted when the crew of the an- 3 \ * ship was forced to stop at Gadsden for E b r . engine adjustments. The Defender lett : - : 9 an ‘Akfon Tuesday and had expected o : : . ) Teach here Wednesday night. - A Boettner was accompanied by Me- Z : chanic Sam Sheppard and Ray Roa- erick, pilot-mechanic. The crew was greeted today by Miami City officials and aviation en- e " & thusiasts. The men described the trip | Cream lace collar, 5""',"’7 I;{nmm, this Black net features from Gadsden as having been free rich contrast on new Covs fower, chiffon. Balted quaint new sleeves, 4 y from difficulties. silkones froch of at high waist line, new 2 # sleeves, soft shirring and new high waist and ,‘ BIG MAJORITY COUNTED el wide, circular skirt.” $15._ dipping skirt. $15. FOR COAL MINE STRIKE Tabulation of Vote in Hopkins % o County, Ky., Shows 3,154 for E t B t g 10748 Agatust, xper eauty A dmce G i 2 oW MADISONVILLE, Ky., December 7.— . Tabulation of the vote of Hopkins $ now ava e to you in our . e County Coal Miners on a strike pro- posal, cast Thursday, showed 3,154 for the strike and 46 against, John V. Poag, 3 %l manager of the Madisonville office of eau y a on the United Mine Workers of America, Poag said there were 16,000 miners in Were organized. d l hand tailored on the newest lines. Rich, smooth cloth e union or to agree to a wage scale ) °eFqe L] ) Snerence” ’ Miss Mabel McWilliams 1 Two Women. She brings a real message of beauty to you—not as a . Trimmed with Persian lamb Trimmed with skunk leader, Francisco Villa, have appealed | said today. e district No. 23 of the union, com- % Fifth . A . . e T sonpying Each coat represents a “high fashion” . . . Exquisitely The strike question was voted on fol- Because we have with us for a few days only Jowing refusal of operators to recognize L ——— . ————— & . . . . WIDOWS SEEK ESTATE. S Smart new high shades, classic black . . . luxuriously lined —_ i Y, Villa's Property Is Disputed by Raneted: f representative of a cosmetic line, but as a graduate Beau- i : . . . . (T widgwa. o the. inte xebe tician, thoroughly conversant with Hair T%::inu;, i’ern:l- Tr!mmed Wl.fll Canadian wolf Tl'l.mmed Wl.fll kit fox o e, District. Court " here to_decide nent Waving, Scalp and Skin Treatments and all other Trimmed with badger Trimmed with Beaver Mrs. Austreberta Renteria ’de‘ Villa, . branches of Beauty Shop activities. claiming to be Villa's only legitimate i widow, has filed suit against Mrs. Luz ; 5 Corral de Villa, who is in possession of Phone National 5100 for Appointment For misses and women 14 to 46 the properties by virtue of having been the last woman Villa marriad. s babias The properties include a hotel in Thir Parral and the plaintiff also demands the Haclenda Canutillo, which the gov- ernment gave to Villa and which it re- claimed upon his death.