Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1930, Page 12

FACTS : Service Lane thirty feet * wide, street to street, un- usual in garage construc- tion. Steuart Motor Co. 6th at K St. N.W. (Center of the City) Closed Nat'l 3000 Just Think of It— The Star delivered to your door every evening and Sunday ITHOUSANDS VIEW CORONATION FETE Ceremonies for Ras Tafari ians $3,000,000. By the Associated Press. ADDIS ABABA, Abyssinia, November 3.—Not until dawn today did this an- cient capital and the hundreds of thou- sands gathered here quit their cele- bration of the coronation of Abyssinia’s and Queen Cost Abyssin- | Pilot “Knocks Out” recovered consciousness. Her only injury was a bruised chin. THE E\'I:IXING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, APPEAL FOR PEACE Woman Passenger And Prevents Jump By the Assoclated Press. SYDNEY, New South Wales, November 3.—An aviator here developcd yesterday a rough but effective method of preventing serious injury to a passenger. Pilot Daish, while flying over Svdney at an altitude of 500 feet, saw a woman attempting to jump out of the cockpit. Promptly let- ting loos: of the controls, Daish landed a quick blow on the wom- an's chin, knocking her uncon- scious. Taking the controls again, the pilot made a safe landing and lifted the woman out of his machine. By that time she had International Friendship Church Holds Power. W. Russell Bowie, rector of Church, New York City, meeting today of clergymen, in the Wil- lard Hotel, under the auspices of the what his associates had achieved in the creation of poison gas: ‘Things impos- sible could be done and were done in & rather short time by research, where there were adequate resources of brain power and apparatus’ That is what men did, when, for the moment, they NOV EMBER 1930. FOREST FIRE HALTED BY USE OF CHEMICALS Blaze That Swept Mountain Area for Four Days Brought MADE BY RECTOR, believed in the necessity of war. That also is what men can do when once they believe in the necessity of abolishing war."” Under Control. By the Associated Press. New Yorker Tells Alliance for An appeal for strengthening of forces which assure peace was made by Dr Grace at a union | Good Will Congress of the World Alli- | The speaker contended the whole issue turned “upon the measure of our determined readiness to use the possi- bilities which already exist. The Kel- logg peace pact is one of these possibili- ties. ‘The fact that it was signed at all shows what can be done when nations | have a will for peace and try to create | | institutions which shall preserve it, but | it remains for the nations which signed | the pact, and particularly for the United States, to show an explicit readiness to | consult_together with other nations in | times of crisis to see o it that the pact | shall be observed. “The Christian church, if moved forth | into a passion of conviction in this mat- | LOS ANGELES, November 3.—A | quick conquest of the brush and timber | fire which has swept the Santa Monica Mountains for four days was forecast | today by the county fire warden's office The turning point in the fight against the flames that have burned over 20.- | 000 acres in Los Angeles County and a | considerably larger area in Ventura County came shortly after_the fire had Imported from Germany Limburser Cheese Blsmarck Herrings ‘luAhfl' flared at the head of Trancas Canyon. les County, and burned out of control for an hour. A force of 200 men, aided by & chemical wagon,| checked the fire at that point. Au- | thorities said they expected to have| the blaze in hand at all points today. A total of 1,100 men were on the fire lines yesterday. No new casualties were reported except a few cases of minor_burns. PEEWEE THIEVES’ DEBUT CHICAGO, November 3 (#)-—Peewee | burglars have made their first appear- ance in Chicago. The Tower Town miniature golf course was their victim. They took the Saturday night receipts and left noth- ing in their place but some fingerprints, which the police hope will lead to thetr Arrest BEWARE THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON Coughs from colds may sead to se- zious trouble. 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Princess Waziru Menen, a year his senior and many pounds heavier than he, a few moments later was crowned Empress Etega Menen, Queen of Queens of Ethiopia. Religious Service Follows. A seven-hour religious service follow- ed the actual coronation, then the two sovereigns entered a golden carriage, once owned by the German kaiser, and were driven in princely splendor through the streets of their capital to their palace. ‘There were but four horses instead of six for the pretentious coach, one of the Hungarian animals imported for the occasion in a capricious moment having broken part of the harness and necessitated elimination of him and his mate. A thousand of his subjects prostrated themselves before the Emperor as he entered his carriage. As the carriage was driven off, the sovereigns bowing to right and left, many of their sub- jects crowded behind the vehicle and prostrating themselves kissed the dusty streets over which it had just passed. Arrival at the royal palace marked be- ginning of the week-long celebrations which the Emperor ordained in honor | of the event. The hundreds of thou- sands of the country’s 10,000,000 popu- lation gathered here began immedidtely a barbaric sequence of feasting, dance and prayer. Ceremonies Cost $3,000,000. The coronation ceremonies were esti- mated to have cost the government | about $3,000,000 and months of prepa- | ration. After the Emperor and Empress emerged from their night of prayer and meditation in St. George’s Church they entered a specially built pavillion ad- | joining the church, where they moki their places on the red and blue canopied | thrones, The Emperor looked tired and the | portly Queen, worn out from the hours | on her knees, had to be supported as | she walked to the thrcne. The arch- | bishop, and assembled bishops, conse- | crated successively the Emperor’s vivid | crimscn_and gold encrusted coronation | robes, the imperial scepter, the sym- bolical ring and the golden lances with | which Ras Tafari may defend _his| throne. Each was presented the Em- peror with pomp. From the distance could be heard | the rattle of drums, the tinkling of | silver sistra, the clash of cymbals and | tapping of 'ecclesiastical staffs of the | clergy on the pavements, mingled with | the voices of the priests as they per-! formed _their traditional coronation | roles. Raising his finger solemly the archbishop then anointed Ras Tafari Emperor. Silence reigned through the sunlit pavillion as the Archpriest of Aksum took from the regalia table the gold jewelled crown and handed it to the archbishop who placed it on the head of his majesty, saying: “This crown shall be the crown of thy glory.” The Emperor rtplk‘ “I am the least The archbishop and | bishop then kissed the Emperor’s right shoulder in feudal submission. The youthful Crown Prince approach- | ed the' Emperor and received from him, as he knelt, a golden diadem. “Do you intend during all your life to be the servant of your father?” asked the archbishop. ! The Crown Prince answered: “I sub- | mit myself to that obligation with nlll my heart because it is the command of God' to honor thy father and| mother.” MODERN PACE KILLS LONG-BURIED TOADS Two Excavated From Indian Mound Believed to Have Been There 300 Years. By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, November 3.— toads excavated from an Indian mourd in the Oklahoma Panhandle by Curator J. B. Thoburn of the Oklahoma His- torical Society. They died yesterday, following in death by several week & third “hopper” dug up at the same time, September 30. Thoburn claimed the toads had been in the mound for 300 years or more. believe it. Some observers believed the demise [ the toads followed a diet of flies after years without sustenance. Others, including Dr. Frank G. Brooks, Ok! homa City University, their official custodian, wouldn't advance a theory. He said they appeared “weak” severai days ago. CHINA TAKES TO COFFEE Younger Generation Reported Swinging to Occidental Diet Habits | The people of China are beginning| take up drinking coffee in place of | American commercial obscry tioned in the Oriental republ voting attention to the trend, particu larly since a large part of the Chinese coffee supply comes from the United | States. Along with other Western ideas, reports to the Commerce Department say the younger generation of Chinese 1s_adopting Occidental habits of diet. For the first, half of 1930 Chinese im- | ports of coffee increased 50 per cent, as | compared with the same period of 1929, and 100 per cent over the same period of 1928 Fall me Locomotwe Fatal. CUMBERLAND, Md., November 3 (Special) —George W. Wenrich, 50, a locomotive hostler, employed by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, died early yesterday at Memorial Hospital here from a fracture of the skull and broken back, the resuilt of a fall from the wa- ter truck of a locomotive Saturday afternoon in the railroad yards. Wen- rich was married and resided on Wal- nut street. Elkn Country Club Burnl COLUMBUS, November 3 (). —Fire Back if it fails. Try it—you'll be glad that you did. Hll.l-’ Cascara Quinine Compoungd (Special).—Representative Rankin of Montana, will speak at the November meeting of the Woman's Club of Mellwood district tomorrow aftrnoon Brown. 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