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Evening star., 1925-07-28
NATIONAL PARTY PLANNED.
Progressives to Continue Move Inau
gurated BY La Toilette.

Steps looking to the continuation of
the progressive movement represented
last Fall by the La Toilette Wheeler
independent ticket have been inaugu-
rated here by group of progressives
Delegates to a recent meeting here.
said a statement last night from
national progressive headquarters,
were unanimously in favor of calling
national gathering of progressives
this Fall for the formation of a new
national political party, but a final
decision was left to the executive COM
mittee appointed in Chicago last
February, with William II. Johnson.
president Of the International Associa-
ton OF MachiniStS, as chairman.
The meeting in Washington, which
was attended by progressiveS from
nearby States, voted to increase the
membership of the executive COM
mittee from to Is.
Besides Mr.. Johnson, those attending
the meeting here included DIR. Mercer
@. Johnston and w. o. Feldmeyer.
Baltimore: Miss Florence Halsey, New
Jersey; Mrs. Gordon Norris, New
York: Robert II. o. Schultz and Mrs.
J. B. Dickson, Massachusetts,; Charles
kutz and Miss Cora Bixler, PennsyI.
vania; w. II. Allen and Arthur
Bentley, Indiana Andrew A. Meyer,
Ohio; G. A. Meade, Illinois, and Ralph
G. Simerson. North Carolina.
Evening star., 1925-07-28

Fought commanding, Pvt. W. A.
Walker driving, II seconds: No. 9,
Capt. w. j. Garner commanding, Pvt.
H. l.. Stout driving, IL seconds; No.
8, Sergt. H. H. Harrison commanding,
Pvt. P. w. Burton driving, IL sec
onds; No. l, Capt. P. Cross command
ing, Pvt. N. o. Teates driving, II sec
onds; No. 4, Sergt. ]. ]. Liston COM
manding, A. T. Gauvereau driving,
IL seconds; No. 10, Sergt. G.. c. Welt
gel commanding. Pvt. c. J. Moffit driv-
ing, 13 seconds; No. 8, Capt. o. c. Bas-
ford commanding, Pvt. E. Davis driv-
ing: No. 7, Lieut. c. A. Wells com
manding, Pvt. J. r. Ihrie driving, 33
seconds
Because of the decision to give a
special cup TO the truck companies,
the date for the presentation of the
trophies has been postponed until Sat
urday evening. The presentation cere-
monies will be held separately at the
headquarters of the two winning com.
panieS, the first one at Engine %, G.
| street between Twenty-first and Twen-
ty-second streets, at Z o'clock Satur-
day evening, and the second at Truck
6, Fourteenth street near Park Road
beginning about 7:30.
1t was also decided to hold the
large number of persons in the re-
spective communities who have indi.
Gated a desire to attend may be pres
ent. The communities claiming the
winning companies are proud Of their
f1reflghters and there is every indi-
cation that a large number will be
present to applaud when the big low
ing cups are formally turned over to
the. commanders of the companies, to
be retained at the company headquar-
ters for a year.
Commissioner Fenning will deliver
the main address at each ceremony.
Col. c. Fred Cook will present The
Evening Star cup and an officer of
the Merchants and Manufacturers AS
sociation will present the cup offered
by that association. All members of
the companies will be drawn up at
attention during the ceremonies and
high officials of the Fire Department
will attend both exercises.
Evening star., 1925-07-28
WlLBUR'S PLAN FOR
DIRIGIBLE CENTER
IN WEST OLD IDEA
Continued from First PageJ

States Navy were announced yester-
dav by Secretary Of the Navy Wilbur.
The unexpected announcement came
voluntarily from the Secretary only a
few minutes before he sailed with the
congressional committee aboard the
transport Henderson for Hampton
Roads and Washington.
San Diego is the only logical place
in the country where lighter r-than-air
training and fight operations of ali
kinds may be carried out under the
best possible conditions the year
round" said Secretary Wilbur.
Opportunities Greater.
''It is the intention of the Navy De-
nartment as soon as funds may be-
come available, 20 transfer the entire
lighter-than-air activities OF the Navy
to San Diego. The reason for this is
that there is greater opportunity here
for training with the feet"
The Secretary's decision indicates
that it is the intention of the Govern
ment to centralize at San Diego all
f1ight-training activities of all types of
aircraft, developing San Diego into
one of the worlds greatest air bases,
II not the greatest. If that is done.
large sums will have to be expended
here for great dirigibIe hangers, shops.
DdIEdChS anu OlIlSI buil1ilSS nSeued
for the proper development OF a
lighter-than-air station.
Officers Not Informed.
LAKEHURST, n. J., July rs GR-
officers at the naval air station to-
day said they had received no in
formation on reported plans of Sec
retary of the Navy Wilbur to make
San Diego the home airport of the
dirigibles Los Angeles and Shenan-
doah, and the main operating base
Of all rigid aircraft constructed by
the Navy.
The Lakehurst station was con-
structed at an approximate cost of
$7.000.000, of which S3,500, 900 was ex-
pended for hangers and shops. In
addition the equipment includes a
plant for refining helium gas and a
mooring mast. At least three years
would be required for establishment
of q similar base
Evening star., 1925-07-28

and William J. Bryan, jr.-reach
Washington, and join the family cir
Gle with Mrs. Bryan. Both are en-
route from California,
The services will be held at the
New York Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church, where Mr.. Bryan was a con-
slant attendant during the days of
his service in the cabinet Mrs. Bryan
had expressed the wish that Rev.
Wallace Radcliffe. pastor emeritus of
the church, conduct the rites, but it
was said at the church today that he
is abroad and that the present min
ister Rev. Joseph r. Sizoo, also is
out of the city.
Friends of Mr.. Bryan literally del
uged the New York Avenue Church
with requests for tickets to the fu-
neral as soon as the report circu-
lated that it would be the scene of
the service. Those at the church.
however, have received no official
word that it had been selected.
The funeral car carrying the body
of Mr.. Bryan, the widow and other
mourners is scheduled to arrive in
Washington, attached to a regular
Southern Railway train, Thursday
morning at 7:45 o'clock. According to
present arrangements, the body will
be removed to an undertaking estab-
lishment, unless it is decided to have it
lie in state. 1t Is doubtful whether
this final public tribute, if carried out,
will be paid in any public building.
Attorneys to Come.
Accompanying the body will be Mrs.
Bryan, w. e. Thompson, Mr.. Bryans
personal secretary, and several resi-
dents of Dayton who became fond of
the Commoner during his visit there in
connection with the Scopes trial.
Among those expected in the party are
Sue Hicks, Ben Hicks, Ben G. Nc
Kenzie. Gordon Mckenzie and Gen. A.
T. Stuart.
Mr.. Davis said today that he could
not continue with the funeral ar
rangements until Mrs. Bryan reaches
Washington. He has advised her
fully by wire of the preparations al
ready completed.
Friends of Mr.. Bryan already have
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remained on duty as the visitors
came and went.
Mrs. Bryan declined to accept a
military guard to attend the body on
its last journey.
I'VE are simple people," she said,
"and we want all arrangements sim
ply made"
Hundreds of kilograms have been
received by the widow, each bearing
another consolatory note; each add
ing bit to the tribute 20 her hus-
band.
From President Coolidge, from Sena-
tors, Governors, ministers, church or
ganizations and other institutions
notes of condolance arrived.
THE American people have sus-
tanned a tremendous loss in the death
T. Raulston, who presided in the evo-
luton trial.
He fought heroically for what he
conceived TO be the interest of the
masses. He gave his talents unspar-
ingly and in return received from the
people abundant love.
His presence inspired confidence
and admiration He was truly the
Commoner of America.
From the Rev. Howard Gale Byrd,
who quit his pulpit here in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church because of dis
agreement with his congregation over
the evolution issue, came this tribute:
IA great man has fallen. The whole
country is shocked by Mr.. Bryan's
death. While I did not agree with
some positions he maintained, I be-
lieve Mr.. Bryan has done great good
in the world"
Evening star., 1925-07-28

tContlnueu from FIRST Page.)
are vested with great responsibility
and power. l need not suggest how
Vitally the choice Of Mr.. La Follette's
successor may affect the cause.
When the Progressive voters of
Wisconsin perform the solemn duty
Of choosing a candidate to fill out
the uneXpired term, would ask them
to think not only of the answering
devotion to the cause, capacity and
fitness, but also the iron resolution,
enthusiasm and faith necessary to
carry on the work Senator La Fol-
lette has laid down."
Declaring that Mr.. La Follette's
autobiography, issued in 1912, had
served as an inspiration to thou
sands OF men and women, Mrs. La
Toilette said it had been his inten-
ton soon to publish a second volume
covering his experience and knowl-
edge of the intervening years.
The writing Of the record of that
period, including the World War, of
fers great opportunity for service" >"
she added. Il undertake the work
humbly but gladly"
Evening star., 1925-07-28
WOMAN KILLED WITH HOE,

CREEMORE, Ontario, July % LP).-
Mrs. Edward Dunseath, mother Of two
children, was battered to death last
night with a hoe handle In the vege-
table garden of her home while pick
ing berries.
and police believe he perished in the
flames. They are hunting Frank Dun
seath, a brother-in-law, who had quar-
relied with the murdered woman. :
Evening star., 1925-07-28
Size of Food Order
Giues A,Oay Number
Of Coolidge Guests
BY a staff Correspondent.

SWAMPSCOTT. Mass. July %.
.-Swampscott housewives have a
way all their own of determining
the number of guests at White
Court. Unable to observe the
activities on Littles Point, they
gather at the grocery and meat
market patroniZed by "the Cool
idges" at the hour that the order
for the Summer White House is
put up. If the basket contains a
12-pound roast, rather than one of
smaller size, IL there is a bushel
of spinach instead of a peck, they
experience little difficulty in esti-
mating the number of visitors be-
Ing entertained.
Incidentally they pay the First
Lady of the Land the compliment
of not having lost the cunning so
commonly attributed to the New
England housewife during the
years she has spent in Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1925-07-28
COUNTY Is LEADER
IN PUSHING FOR DEVELOPMENT
Legislation to Be Sought to AlIo,U area to Expand
Along Urban Lines and Fit in Scheme for Great
Metropolitan Section.

Editors note.-An adequate pic
ture OF the great Development Of
Maryland and Virginia suburbs
1chich are to be en- mbrGced In the
regional Development of the Ma
tiondl Capital and its enUironS
nerer has been presented. The
Stdr has made an eTtenSiUe iaUeS-
tt0dtion of the subject and this is
the third and last Of three articles
prepared By Mr.. Whedtley.
Evening star., 1925-07-28
Despondent Wife of Clarendon
Man Commits Suicide.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
WINCHESTER, Va, July 2S.-Mrs.
Louise S. Harrison, 80 years old, wife
of Joseph Harrison, Clarendon, Airing
ton County, Va, committed suicide
yesterday at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Davis Butler, near
Bluemont. Va, with a shotgun which
she exploded with her foot She had
been melancholy for about weeks,
relatives said, and had come to her
parents home in the hope the change
would benefit her. She was accom-
panied here by her husband She was
missed by her parents during the
night. Relatives found her body in
the front yard. She leaves her hus-
band, a baby, her parents and two
brothers.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
near Bluemont
Evening star., 1925-07-28
RITES FOR F. H. PARSONS.

Funeral services for Francis Henry
Parsons, for many years assistant in
charge of the Smithsonian Division,
Library of Congress, who died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Alice
James, in Purcellville, Va, Saturday,
were conducted at the Church of the
Reformation dutheran) today at 10
O'Clock. Interment was in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Mr.. Parsons retired from his posi-
ton ut the Library of Congress the
22d OF January, after serving as an
.employe Of the Government for So
years.
Evening star., 1925-07-28
Coolidge Not Told.

swAMPSCOTT, July IS LP).-Presi-
dent Coolidge has not been advised Of
any intention by the Navy Depart
ment to make San Diego, Calf, the
home base of the dirigibles Los Angeles
and Shenandoah. 1t was declared to-
day at White Court, however, that if
Secretary Wilbur has such a plan he
could carry it into effect without ad-
vising the President.
Evening star., 1925-07-28

considered plans for q memorial to
stand over the noted peace crusaders
grave, but Mr.. Davis indicated that
this is another detail which will have
to be approved by the widow and
children before it is carried out. A
fitting shaft of some kind is proposed.