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Evening star., 1925-12-04
W. F. CRAIG, FORMER
U. S. EMPL0YE, DIES
Succumbs at Age of II After Ill
ness Of Several Months-Fu-.
neral Today.

William Franklin Craig, ~ years
years, died at his home, 129 Tennes-
after an illness of several months.
the residence this afternoon at >
o'clock. Rev. Freeley Rohrer. pastor
of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, officiated, assisted by Rev. J.
Harvey Dunham, pastor Of the West
ern Presbyterian Church.
Active pallbearers We're as follows:
c. G.. Van Emon, DIR. H. Watson Mof-
fit, Richard Hantzmon and Charles
were Judge Raymond LorenZ, Dr.
W. Simpson, c. X. Davies and &. G.
Williams.
Mr.. Craig was born August 8, 1S4S,
in Brookville, Pa. He married Miss
Mary Corinne Fields of Washington,
Pa, June H.. 1882. He came to this
city with his family in 1890. His
brother was the late Capt. Samuel
Alfred Craig. Representative from
Pennsylvania.
For several years Mr.. craig was
employed in The Census Office. later
becoming clerk in the Interstate
Commerce Commission, where he
served until he was retired several
years ago, due TO age.
lie had been a deacon and an elder
of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church.
Mr.. Craig leaves his widow; a
daushtars Miss Margaret e Erai6 a
Evening star., 1925-12-04
GIRL JAILED
FOLLOWING FLIGHT
Now Held at Rockville for
Parkhurst Trial, Set for
December IT.
.e":ai Dispatch 10 The star.


ROCKVILLE. Md. December J. -
Following the capture near Baltimore
Yesterday of Mary +. Price. complain
ant against Robert :. Parkhurst. and
her return here. where she Is in Jail
Parkhurst's trial on a charge Of as
sault and battery. preferred by the
girl was set by Judge Peter of Circuit
Court this morning for December Il.
day.
The prosecuting witness is charged
with contempt of court. She was rep
remanded by Judge Peter and her
bond was fixed at $500 Chief Dep.
utv Sheriff Stanley Gingell and
Policemen Guy Jones and Joseph Old.
field. who located her at the home of
an aunt, Mrs. Agnes Price. at Sykes
vile, Md. say the girl denied any one
was responsible for her flight. ex-
planning that she had quarreled with
her mother and 'hUmmed" her way
by automobile to the home of her
aunt.
When the Parkhurst case was called
! Thursday her father reported that
she had disappeared Monday. Park
hurst, who is A son of Mrs. Charles
rs-ParkhurSt of Rerwyn, Md. can
didate for the Democratic senatorial
nomination. was at first charged with
criminal assault, but the girl altered
her story of an alleged attack near
her home at Silver Spring, Md, last
August, and the Indictment charged
the lesser offense. ParkhurSt was de-
MED bail and remained in jail until
recently, when the Indictment was
returned and bail was set at $500. If
the girl does not furnish bond, she Will
be sent to the detention home in Wash
ington pending disposition of the case,
it is said.
Evening star., 1925-12-04
HIGHWAY BUILDERS
PROMOTE TRAFFIC
Better Construction Methods
and Uniform Practice Noted
by Research Board.

American highway builders are
steadily taking the bumps out Of at
tomohiline through better construc
tion methods and uniformity of prat-
tice. The old family car rolls along
today on a road twice as smooth a.
the pavement of 1920, according 10
tabulations announced today at the
OF the Highway Research Board g
the National Academy of Sciences
Building.
Until a few months ago the meas
IRE of roughness of a road could be
judged only by the comfort of per
sons riding over It. Only recently an
engineer on the staff Of the Chicago
Office Of the Bureau OF Public Roads
invented what he termed q trough
ometer.' an instrument designed u
measure the relative .'oJlShness OF
roads.
Test Method Explained.
Fastened to the front axle of an
automobile and registering rouChness
through q speedometer mounted or
the instrument board, it showed a
progressive improvement in roads laid
down during the last five years.
Roads laid in 1920, the machine show
ed in tests in the Middle West, are
twice as rough as the 1925 edition Of
the modern highway. while reads Iaid
even two years ago are much rnuShe-
than those laid this year.
The machine was described by W
II. Root of the Iowa State Highway
Commission. chairman of the high
way boards committee on mainte-
nance, and was declared to be a great
step forward in measuring road build.
ing results, bringing about better con
struction and greater uniformity OF
eoad-building practice.
Mr.. Root, for the maintenance com
mittee. explained some Of the steps
taken to mend disintegrating concrete
roads. He said a concrete resurfacing
job should be about 4 inches thick,
and should take into consideration the
same factors considered in building
the original road.
The meeting OF the board closed
with lengthy discussion of the value
of steel Reinforcement in concrete
roads. A business meeting followed
the general session. Delegates were
addressed by Vernon Kellogg and other
well known scientists last night at a
dinner at the Hotel Washington.
Evening star., 1925-12-04
Tiny Tube to Hold Fate of Army Flyer
In Attempt to Soar to 10000 Feet

hopes to rise above 10000 feet. are
scheduled at NcCook Field within the
next two weeks.
If the tube fails the flyer will lose
all consciousness. He may regain his
senses, IL any such thing should hap
pen, when the plane drops to 10000
feet.
There is little possibility, however.
according to the field engineers, of
either the tube or the queer looking
plant which furnishes the oxygen
failing. Both have been made as per
feet as human ingenuity can make
them.
Evening star., 1925-12-04
WINEBRENNER INDICTED.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, December S.-Dayid
c. Winebrenner, Frederick business
man, was indicted by Federal grand
jury yesterday on charges OF con-
spring to violate the Harrison drug
act. Harry S. Snook Of Frederick
and DR.. John J. Remsberg of Mount
Pleasant also were indicted. Previous
indictments against the three were
quashed by Federal Judge Morris \.
Soper, who held they were faulty, in
asmuch as they did not give specific
dates and places.
The new indictments present sia
overt acts" detailing accounts Of al
legged purchases of drugs by Wine.
brenner and Snooks from DR.. Rems-
berg. Winebrenner now is confined
in hospital here. He was recently
releas sed from a sanatorium a. Laurel.
where he was ordered confined on Pc
tlten Of relatives,
Evening star., 1925-12-04

cafe. The shooting came after a per-
formance of an amateur company un-
der the auspices of a local social or
ganization in which Benefits wife
took leading part.
After his acquitta1 the Bennetts re-
turned to his parents home in Chatta-
nooga.
Two months ago Mrs. Bennett re-
turned to Tampa. where she is now
residing in an exclusive apartment
house.
Evening star., 1925-12-04
METHODIST UNITY
DEFEATEDBY 1,949
Actual Majority of 420 Votes
in South Far Short of Need
ed Three-Fourths.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. December A.
While given a numerical majority Of
APO votes, the proposed plan of uni
flcation with the Methodist Episcopal
Church was defeated by the Metho
dist Episcopal Church South. The
plan lacked 1.949 votes of having the
three fourths ajority necessary
under the church constitution.
Figures on the vote Of the As an
nual conferences. as compiled by the
secular press bureau here and an
nounced yesterday, showed S,636 of
q possible voting strength of 10000
polled, with 4,52S for unif1cation and
4,10S against. The vote will he can
vassed by the College of Bishops,
meeting here December II.
The vote by conferences follows:
Evening star., 1925-12-04
BRIDGE FALLS; 6 HURT.

DANVILLE, Va, December P).-
Six men were injured near here to-
day when a bridge on which they were
working collapsed. Telephone reports
from the scene. about 10 miles north
of here, said they were "ba sly
mashed and were being rushed 10 a
local hospital. The bridge spanned
the Southern Railway tracks between
White Oak and Blairs. and when il
gave way the men were thrown on
tho tracks bGipWs
Evening star., 1925-12-04

BY the Associated Press
DAYTON, Ohio. December 4.-When
Lieut.. John a. MacReady, McCook
Field flyer. makes his attempt shortly
10 shatter all existing altitude rec
ordS for airplanes he will risk his life
on the proper functioning of a tube,
the hole OF which is about the size of
a lead pencil.
Through that he will he supplied with
oxygen when rarefied atmosphere,
somewhere near the mythical line
termed ''stratasphere" is reached.
Flight tests. with a specially built
altitude plane. in which McReady
Evening star., 1925-12-04
Rates for Nurses Raised.

SPECIAL iNspatch 70 The SIar.
BALTIMORE, December 4.-Rates
for private service Of registered grad
uate nurses Of the Johns Hopkins and
other leading hospitals here have been
raised from s. to Sc for 12-hour day
The change in the rates, which are
fixed in Maryland by the alumnae as
sociations Of the training schools, has
gone into effect within the last two
weeks.
Evening star., 1925-12-04
ACQUITTED OF MURDER,
Is HELD UNDER MANN ACT
Prominent Florida Man Freed of
Staying Charge, Still Facing
Another Accusation.
By the Associated Press.

I
TAMPA, Fla, December 4.-Ray-
mond o. Bennett, who is being held in
Jacksonville on a charge of violating
the Mann act, was tried and acquitted
here on charge of murder in connec-
ton with the Staying of Herbert II.
Caruthers in May. 1928. Caruthers
was prominent socially. He was man
ager of a lumber yard here
Bennett shot and killed CarLthers
following a quarrel the two were said
10 have engaged in While in a Spanish
Evening star., 1925-12-04

Among the tisherwonen OF Brittany,
maidens, wives and widows have each
their own distinctive color Of shawl
Evening star., 1925-12-04
SUES FOR 100000, 900.
Eight Corporations Charged With
Monopoly by Inventor.

BOSTON, December i P).-Dam-
ages of 500 900 900 are asked in 4 bill
of complaint filed in Federal Court
here today by Reginald A. Fessenden
Of Newton, inventor and scientist. in
which he charges eight corporations
doing a national and international
business with establishing n mo-
nopolr. The suit is brought. counsel
for Mr.. Tessenden explained. undar
the provisions of the sherman anti
trust act and the Clayton act.
Evening star., 1925-12-04

son. Donald y. Craig, both of this
city, and three sisters, Miss Mary l..
Craig and Miss Margaret Craig of this
city, and Mrs. Agnes L. Stewart Of
Brookvilles Pa
Evening star., 1925-12-04
FISCAL INQUIRY
SPLITS COUNCIL
Citizens Body Divided on
Temporary or Continu-
ing Board.

Members OF the Citizens Advisory
council were unable to reach an agree
ment last night on whether Congress
should create A permanent or a tenn
pOrarv commission to investigate fiscal
relations between the United States
and District Governments. The coun-
oil win convene again at o'clock this
evening, when it is expected d, vote
will be reached
The council agreed last night to
urge Congress to restore the 60-40 ra-
tio of expense pending settlement of a
fiscal policy. and it also was in ac-
cord in the belief that a commission
should be created to work out a per
ranent plan. But when It came to de-
Gliding on tho character of the COM
mission the membership Of the coun-
Gil appeared 20 be about equally di.
Nided
Evening star., 1925-12-04

Grasshoppers were more prevalent
than usual this year in New England,
ehe Middle Atlantic states, and the
Ohio Valley
Evening star., 1925-12-04
Torbert Offers Plan.

William S. Torbert. chairman of the
committee in charge Of the fiscal
question had recommended n continu
Ing commission that would furnish
Congress annually with the necessary
Information TO decide what the ratio
of appropriation should be for the
year.
Jesse G. Suter, chairman of the
council. offered substitute plan last
night, providing for a temporary COM
mission that would make thorough
investigation and recommend perlna-
nent plan of fiscal relations TO Con
gress within four months.
Mr.. Torbert based his report on
the theory that conditions are chang
ing too rapidly IN Washington to en-
able any commission to report plan
that could be permanent, and that,
therefore. the commission should be a
continuing one.
Evening star., 1925-12-04
Suter Opposes Plan.

Mr.. Sutcr contended Congress would
not listen TO plea for the creation Of
q permanent commission and argued
that a temporary commission would
work out set of principles of fair
ness which could be used as a yard
stick by which Congress could decide
what the division of expense should
be from year 10 year.
George r. Wales observed that both
plans had the same goal In view. but
would approach that goal in different
ways. 1t was then decided to adjourn
until this evening.
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