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Evening star., 1927-12-02
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY DECEMBER
HORNELL FAMILIES
MAROONED BY FLOOD
Waters in Western New York
State Receding After Caus-
ing Heavy Losses.
Rv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
HORNELL. \. Y, December 3
The waters of the worst flood In the
history of this city. receding after
causing damage that will run into
the hundreds Of thousands of dollars
today left more than 800 families ma
rooned in their homes. Public utility
facilities were crippled, and railway
roadbeds and highways were washed
out or inundated. No lives were lost
Flooded streets held hundreds OF
residents in the second stories of their
homes. and no facilities were avail
able for their removal as the water
flowed over the city. At the crest
Of the food the water ran to feet
deep through portions of the residen
tial section. The temperature drop
ped today. and light snow began t"
fall.
Dykes constructed under the city, s
$3.50. 900 flood abatement program
gave way Wednesday night, letting
the flood waters of the Caniseto River
into the city.
The operation of all trains east on
the main line of the Erie Railroad
has been abandoned.
The Caniseto Valley has been inun
dated for miles, and fears are felt fol
the lives of many people in that sec
ton.
Hornen is in the extreme western
part OF the State and has a popula
ton of $4,000.
Evening star., 1927-12-02
For Little Girls
7 to II Years
For Tiny Tots

cinderella" Togs ............$l
Baby Dresses, to years. -. 81
Warm Mittens ..............50 SOC
Protective Leggins ...........$l
Fancy Knit Sweaters. ....$1.s0
Handmade Infants Dresses. .$1.o5
Woolen Bonnets 49,. SEC to $1.95
Woolen Sacques 81
Brushed Wool Sweater Suits, $3.o5
Teddy Bears, and other toys. ISL
Evening star., 1927-12-02
Employees Receive
Business and Home
AS Marriage Gifts
BY the Associated Press.

DN tue AeSO'tdtEb ttCsb.
CHICAGO, December 1.-THE
j. w Work Agency, real estate
business i'm Evanston, today opened
as 'the Hellstrom Agency we'd
ding gift from the former 'proprie.
tor to two of his employees.
After 35 years J. w. Work de.
cided to retire. Two employees. Flor.
ence Quirk Hellstrom. who had
worked for Mr.. Work for 16 years,
and Lawrence S. Hellstrom. who
had been connected with the
agency for nine years. were mar
ried a few days ago. In addition to
his business, he gave the couple
his home in Evanston and most of
the furnishings.
Mr.. and Mrs Work Yesterday
stepped on the gas" headed for
Charleston. S. c., where they will
spend the Winter. Later they will
tour New England and Canada and
then go to California. where they
intend to settle down and try to
forget that their name is Work.
Evening star., 1927-12-02
JACK PIC[FORD FACES
LIQUOR ACCUSATION
Charge of Possession Made After
Actors Chauffeur Forfeits
Bail as Speeder.

BY the Associated Press.
COMPTON. Calf. December "A
charge of possession of liquor was
lodged against Jack Pickford. motion
picture actor, by police yesterday aft.
err he forfeited 500 bail posted for
the appearance of his chauffeur on a
speeding charge.
Pickford and his chauffeur were ar
rested for travelling about 60 miles
an hour" in a 40-mile zone. He de-
clared they were going only 46. and
that he was merely hurrying home
after a film preview in this Los An
geles suburb.
The speeding charge against the
chauffeur was dropped when the bail
was forfeited. The liquor charge then
was entered against the actor as the
result of his failure to appear. The
arresting. traffic officer testified that
pint and a half of liquor was found
under the rear-seat cushion.
Evening star., 1927-12-02
LENGEL IN COUNTY JAIL.
Mellett Slayer Brought Back From
Ohio Penitentiary.

CANTON. Ohio. December P).-
Former Police Chief S. A. Lengel.
who was granted new trial by the
appellate court in connection with
the Staying of Don r. Mellett. Canton
editor. was brought back to Stark
County Jail last night from the Ohio
Penitentiary at Columbus, where he
was serving a life sentence.
Unless his attorneys obtain his re.
lease on bond. Lengel will remain in
county Jail until the State Supreme
Court decides whether County Prose
cutor Henry Wharter shall be given
to set aside the appellate courts de
ciSion
Evening star., 1927-12-02
PRESIDENT is INVITED.

SAN FRANCISCO. December Up.
Raymond Benjamin, attorney and
Republican leader here, revealed yes
terday that he had recently invited
President Coolidge to California for his
1923 vacation, and said the invitation
had been well received" Benjamin
said he had told the President Of the
good fishing to be had in the high
reaches of the Sierras, and declared
the Chief Executive had shown de-
eified interest
Evening star., 1927-12-02
Imported
Luncheon Sets
SITS

A good gift, and one that is always
sure to be joyfully received. Lace
trimmed scarfs of linen or linene, with
medallion inscts, at price that is at
tractively low.
Evening star., 1927-12-02
Mems Ties, Csc
Very LoaO Priced

A splendid assortment from which
to select several for Christmas Civ
ing. New patterns in cut silk or
crepes, in wide variety of pat
terms.
Evening star., 1927-12-02

London now has a club composed
of women who are pledged to make
their own clothes.
Evening star., 1927-12-02
Mems Scarfs, $1.95

Eagle Ctepes in new printed pat
terms and Radiums in new prints or
plain shades with contrasting dots.
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Evening star., 1927-04-03

out. one Is to 60 north to Kansu and
put ourselves in the hands of Lassa
soldiers. and the other is to beat II
down through Yunnan, where the
roads are fairly good, but the robbers
also very bad.
I'VE are having cheap, but warm.
fur coats made for the children and
Tibetan shoes lined with fur. We
shall be ready for trouble IL il comes,
but there is nowhere to hide the print
ing press and some other things. CT
Is the custom of the missionaries to
bury as many Of their possessions as
possible when fleeing from a station9
The population here would never harm
us, no matter what happened outside.
But the danger is from the bandits let
loose. They are as fond of looting as
a puppy is of chewing up red rubbers.
1T has been a. busy time for me. do
ing the cooking and looking after the
ailing folks. with the sewing also to
do. I have not been able to get foreign
thread from down below and have run
out. I have to use poorly made twisted
Chinese thread, which is tangled in
skeins. I made bread yesterday and
am making soap today. 1t does not
leave much room for missionary en-.
deavor.
THE weather is cold and it is snow
ing today. The water wheel that runs
our little electric plant is covered with
ice, but by keeping 1t turning we still
have lights every night. These lights
are luxurious. Just this morning there
has been g group of Tibetans In
searching all about to see If they could
discover the why of the lignt.''
Evening star., 1927-04-03

An intimate picture of the diff
culties encountered by Christian mis-
sionaries in the Chinese interior Is
afforded by a letter just received at
the Seventh Day Adventist Conference
headquarters at Takoma Park from
Mrs. J. n. Andrews. who, with her
husband, has maintained the Tibetan
mission at Tatsienlu, West China.
The letter was dated January 26,
which evidently was a day or two
before DIR. and Mrs. Andrews aban-
doned the mission and made ther way
to Shanghai.
Mrs. Andrews is the daughter of
Rev. w. A. Spicer of Takoma Park,
president of the Adventist foreign
mission board. She writes:
''One family after another has been
passing through touch Of the in
fiuenZa. Mr.. Cunningham of the
Evening star., 1927-04-03
STATUETTES OF VENUS
BARRED FROM WINDOWS
Budapest Art Shops Forced to Ex-
clude Works After Mo-
rality Drive.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, April 2.-French art circles
are informed that statuettes OF the
Venus de Milo have been barred from
Budapest art shop windows in Hun.
garian morality drive.
The stern effort to enforce censor.
ship of art is said to be meeting con-
siderable opposition. Public protest is
reported to be SO strong that there Is
a prospect that the regulations of the
new minister of the interior may be
modified soon.
Police are reported to have removed
from a shop window photograph of
the prima ballerina of the Royal Hun
garian Opera because the skirts of her
ballet costume did not cover her
knees. They are also examining the
length of dresses and color of stock.
ings of school girls.
Evening star., 1927-04-03
CAPITAL WOMAN MISSIONARY
PICTURES TROUBLES IN CHINA
Letter From Mrs. ]. N. Andrews Tells Of
Robber Activities In Tatsienlu Before
She Fled to Shanghai

neighboring China inland mission, the
only other white man besides my
husband in Tatsienlu. has been down
for three weeks with inflammatory
rheumatism and we could not run
away and leave him, even if we were
In shape to do SO.
Robbers Hold Road.
Besides, the road to the outside
is held by robbers just now, so there
are several drawbacks. as you see.
The consular instruction did not order
US out, but lett it to our discretion.
AS a general thing we should be per-
fectly safe out here. but just now
there are some young red agitators
and 500 soldiers in town. OF course,
by the time news gets here Of any
trouble down below these soldiers may
be elsewhere. ! hope so.
There are two ways for us to get
Evening star., 1927-04-03
ERRANT HUSBANDS CURED.
Lizard Porridge Given Straying
Men by Wives,

LONDON, April LP).-Central
African native wives have a firm be-
lief in lizard porridge as a food for
errant husbands according to the
Rev. A. S. d. Ranger, who has re-
turned home after many years mis-
sionary work in Central Africa.
He says the native women whose
husbands have strayed from the path
of faithfulness, dry lizards in the sun,
pound them to powder and put it in
their husbands porridge. The women
have a firm belief in the efficacy of
this remedy because of the homing in
stinct.
Evening star., 1927-04-03
Mems Club to Meet.
pecial pispalch 70 The scar.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BELTSVTLLE, Md, April 2.-The
Mems Club OF st. Johns Episcopal
Church will meet next Thursday eve
ming at the Parish Hall with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Auld and Mrs. Annie Bur-
nett as host and hostesses. About 200
Evening star., 1927-04-03
attended the dinner given by the club
last Tuesday evening, the proceeds ap-
proximating $3.50.

The ancient convent Of la Rabida,
in Spain, from which Columbus sailed
to discover America, is being repaired
by the Spanish government.
Evening star., 1927-04-03

Scientists do not expect to finish
the task of studying and describing
all the insects in the world in the
next 500 years.
Evening star., 1927-04-03

ing on on the famous old frigate. long
silent. the old ship would not be
good environment in which TO bring
up a we'll hammered family
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II. s. Aids i'm Search.
MESSAGES FROM BRAZIL.
Official Expresses Hope That Redfern
May Be Found.

May Be Found.
By the Associated Press.
Coincident with the dispatch of new
instructions to American consuls in
British and Dutch Guiana and in
Brazil to press the search for Paul
Redfern. missing Brunswick Brazil
flight pilot, a message from Octavio
Mangabeira, Brazilian minister of for.
eign relations, reached the department
expressing hope for the aviator
safety.
The message was addressed to the
Secretary of State, dated August 20.
and said:
Brazil was preparing to celebrate
with the greatest display of its love
and enthusiasm Redfern's heroism,
and joins through me it's own fraternal
wishes with those of the United States
of America in the person of your ex-
cellency for the safety Of the great
aviator.
1.-THE Brazilian authorities, who are
on the alert. would be happy if given
the opportunity of doing any service
to him who offered his life for the
good of mankind"
In reply. Acting Secretary Castle
telegraphed:
"Please accept, excellency, my sin
cere thanks for your very cordial tele.
gram. 1t is certainly hoped that Mr..
Redfern's whereabouts will shortly be
discovered and that he will be found
safe and sound. The assistance of the
Brazilian government in this connec.
ton is very greatly appreciated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-31
OTTAWA MARKS ROUTE.
Provisions Made for Either Day OF
Night Landing.

OTTAWA. Ontario. August 81 up.
According to a cable received by
the air board in Ottawa, the course
Capt. Leslie Hamilton plans to follow
when he strikes the coast of Canada
is along the st. Lawrence River to
Montreal and up the Ottawa River to
the capital, landing at Lindbergh
Field near the Ottawa Hunt Club. If
the transatlantic flight is successful
the plane should be here late tomor.
row.
Provision has been made here for
either a day or a night landing. The
daylight arrival of the aviators has
been provided for in the marking of
the field. A huge cheesecloth arrow to
mark the direction of the wind also
has been provided and a squad Of the
royal Canadian mounted police will
patrol the field
In the event of a night landing, ar.
rangements have been made with the
public works department for neces-
sary fioodlights and searchlights to
mark the landing place.
The distance from Upavon to OF.
tawa is 1920 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-31
RECORD CROWD OPENS
FAIR AT WINCHESTER

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, August 81
With the largest first-day crowd in
it's history, the eighty-fourth annual
Shenandoah Valley Fair opened here
yesterday. Children had been in
vited as guests of the fair COM
mittee. Westwood and Harry Byrd,
jr., children Of Gov. Harry Byrd,
were among those present.
The apple show, staged as a sequel
to the blossom festival of the Spring,
Is the largest yet held. Awards will
be made today.
A pony race and pony show were
staged yesterday. The quarter mile
race was won by Fred, ridden by Eva
Stoffer. Beauty, ridden by Elwood
Elliott, won in the quarter mile
event for the larger ponies.
Prizes were awarded on bread,
pies. cakes, canned goods, pre-
serves. inarmalades, jellies, pickles,
catsup, needlework, flowers and other
domestic exhibits yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-31
PRINCESS PLANE
CROSSES IRELAND
IN CANADA FLIGHT

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