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Evening star., 1927-11-17
SIR ALAN GOTHAM
LEAVES FOR AFRICA
Biggest Flying Boat to Carry
Crew of Six on 10000
Mile Tour.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
ROCHESTER,, England. November
17.--Sir Alan Gotham, noted British
aviator. who has. won the sobriquet
of Britain's "air taximan." started ut
:35 pm. today on n 20 .0oo.mle flying
tour around Africa.
In his plane the largest aud fastest
aIl-metaI flying boat in The world, were
Lady Gotham. Capt. II. V. Worrall.
who will serve MS second pilot: r.
Green and &. T.. Conway. engineers,
and $, K. Bennett, photographer.
viii Survey Airway.
The flight. which is one of the most
ambitious ever undertaken in the name
of commercial aviation. will carry the
party from Cairo TO Cape Town around
the dark heart Of Africa. The pur-
pose of Sir Alan is to survey the air.
way for the establishment of "A trans
African air service, and in addition to
study the aerial lanes linking the
trans-Africau route with all the Brit
ish territories on the west coast.
The route leads across the Mediter-
ranean to Egypt and to Biera. by way
of the Nile River and the high alti.
tude African lakes.
Will Return i'm February.
The return fight will he made nv
way of Durham. Cape Town and the
west ccast. ending i'm England about
the end of February. Forty four
stops are contemplated.
Lady CObham is accompanying her
husband. not as Il joyrider. but as a
member of the crew, her work being
To act as secretary to Sir Alan. 10
serve as cook and to be ready TO give
first.aid in case of accident. The
plane is equipped with cooking ap-
paratus, which can be used during
flights, and this Lady Gotham will
superintend.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
SpLENDOR MARKS WEDDING FETE
OF MISS MELLON IN PITTSBURGH
100000 Pavilion Shelters
1000 Guests at Re-
ception.
Bride, Niece of Treasury
Head, Married to
A. M. Scaife.
By the Associatcd Press

! By the Associated Press.
PIrTSBTRGH. November I'm
setting believed TO excel in splendor
any nuptial celebration ever held IN
America and perhaps rivaling the
weddings of kings and queens Of old
Miss Sarah Cordelia Mellon became the
bride of Alan Magee Scaife. A paVlhon
which cost 500, ,000. and which was
maenificpntly decorated. housed more
than ,0n0 guests at the bride : r"cop-
ton and wedding supper and ball fol-
lowing the wedding
Miss Mellon. n daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Is. Mellon and niece oi
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew w
Mellon. and Mr.. Scaife. son OF Mr. ana
Mrs. James V. Scaife. of a Woa thy
Pittsburgh family were married late
Yesterday at the Fast Liberty Presby-
tcrian Church.
Artificial Moonlight.
The huge PAVILION where the post
nuDtial celebration was held WAS erect
ed on the estate Of the brides father.
This pavilion was Veritable fairyland
IN it's luxurious fittings-a palace in It's
design.
An artificial moon cast soft rays
down upon Sdiu'nS' uoi'i'"i ~ tii' >.
arrangement, and hoamed into hiGn
arched windows Of a great hall ana
VeStituIe constructed in the center nj
the pavilion. In the NeStiblle the pcide
received the 9uc%tS. proii:nen1 IN so
ciety in Pitt ttSburgh and other Eastern
cities. The guests might look from
the windows AS upon n calm Summer
night, although in reality outside The
payilion itself rain was blown about
III gusts of wind.
The moonlight effect was provided
by great lens hung from the lofty cell
ing of the pavilion. and myriad electric
bulbs were so arranged that clouds
appeared to drift across the sky from
time to time.
Within the yestihule rich tapestries
and rugs hung from the walls ana
carDetod the floor. \ proScenium arch
Evening star., 1927-11-17
Credit Allowance Urged.

A novel letter box is being tried out
in Leipzig. The letter is placed in an
opening and then coins corresponding
in value to the stamps required are
dropped in slots provided for them.
Thereupon the envelope is automati-
cally stamped and the letter falls into
The box
Evening star., 1927-11-17
Church Rites Simple.

The wedding ceremony at the
church rontraStcd in its simplicity y
with the splendor of the reception.
Rev. DR.. Stuart Ne llutchiSon per.
formed the ceremony.
Miss Mellon wore a gown of white
satin Fashioned In straight-linc effect
with uneven hemine. The sleeves
were long and close fitting. The bod
Ice was embroidered with pearls. The
bridal veil Of tIlle fell over n long
train of satin which was edged with
roSepo!nt lace. The veil. also trim
med with rosepoint lace, fell from the
corone; Of pearls. The maid Of honor
and bridesmaids We're dressed in gowns
and lrtts of coral shade
Evening star., 1927-11-17
MANY ISSUES SEEN
IN FARM PROBLEM
College Group Told Single Act
of Legislation viii Not
Bring Relief.
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, November 17.-Per-
nlancnt farm relief requires adjust
ments of many national problems in
addition to broad agricultural le@is-
lation, a special committee reported
today to the American Association of
Land Grant Colleges and Universities.
agricultural legislation is a far
broader question than :. single act OF
Congress designed 20 alleviate the
present Situation.' the report said
ANY proposal that cOnfuses the minds
of the public by encouraging the idea
that a single emergency relief act
would meet the difficulties under
which the farmer operates is preju-
tiicial to the interests of agriculture. y
Reviewing the agricultural situation.
the committee reported that since
1920 agriculture has received only
about 10 per cent Of the total income
Of the United States as compared with
about 20 per cent during the 10 years
previous.
Methods Suggested.
Some of the methods for Fastening
Improvement q: the conditions were
summa riZed as follows:
Control of SurpuSes through adjust
ment in acreagcs and number of live
stock, Withholding new land from cul-
tivation. greater use of storage facili-
ties. sound marketing and favorable
and sound farm legislation.
Formulation of State programs for
eoualizing the tax burden.
Early completion of Investigations
of freight rates and prompt action in
putting into effect such readjust-
ments as can be made.
Credit Allowance Urged.
Making credit from the Federal in
termediate credit banks available to
cooperative buying associations. az
we'll as cooperative selling organiza-
tions.
Keeping tariff rates on agricultural
products on level with those on
other products Of industry.
Thomas p. Cooper Of the University
of Kentucky is chairman Of the com
mittee which submitted the report.
A novel letter box is being tried out
in Leipzig. The letter is placed in an
opening and then coins corresponding
in value to the stamps required are
dropped in slots provided for them.
Thereupon the envelope is automati-
Evening star., 1927-11-17

Arabia and Afghanistan are the two
countries where the population 10
wholly Mohammedan.
Evening star., 1927-11-17

Ten million men and boys will catch
800 900. goo fish in this country this
year. according to official estimates.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
DAY ASKS COURT
FOR REDUCTION IN
BOND TO $4,000

CONTINUED from First PageD
Evening star., 1927-03-13

ington Choral Art Club; Gaelic study
class; beginners Spanish class.
Wednesday--3:15 pm. children's
rhythm class; violin and cornet
classes.
Thursday-7:30 pm, Gregg dicta-
ton class: dramatic class; ladies' ply
sical training class; s PM. Italian
class: Gaelic study class; Espera nto
conversational class; Washington
Opera Co.; advanced instruction
bridge class.
Friday-7:30 pm, French grammar
class: advanced Spanish class; Boy
Scouts: Sea Scouts: children's physical
training class: pm, Lyric Orches'
ira: beginners Spanish class; begin.
ners' French class.
Saturday. am, children's classes
in piano, flute, drums, saxophone,
clarinet and cello.
Birney Center, Nichols avenue and
Howard street southeast:
Monday-7:30 pm, Choral Society;
Needlecraft Club; Small Boys Club;
Basket Ball Club.
Friday-7:30 pm, fiowermaking;
Whiting Club; Small Boys Club;
Mystic Social Club; Basket Ball Club;
Anacostia A. c.
Burryiile Center, Division avenue
and Corcoran street northeast:
Tuesday-3:15 pm, music extension
piano class; 1880 pm, children's cho
rus, boys athletic group, senior and
junior: basketry class, Glendale Thin.
BILE Club, Wimodaughsis Club. Girls
Art and Craft Club, boys game group
Girls Dramatic Club, boys popular
song group, Burrville Community Clef
Club.
saturday-10:3O am, children's
piano practice.
Cleveland Center, Eighth and I
streets:
Monday-7;so pm. Washington Fed
Grafton of Church Choirs and sight
reading class.
Tuesday-7;30 pm, lamp-shade max
ing, first aid class, home nursing class
Amphion Glee Club, Cleveland Music
Study Club, Cleveland dramatic group
pm, S. Coleridge Taylor Choral So
ciety.
Thursday--7:30 PM, basketry class
lamp-shade making. Dennison art
class class, Krigwa Players.
Friday-3:15 pm, music extension
piano class.
John F. Cook Music Center. P street
Evening star., 1927-03-13

Finals in the Community Center
Basket Ball League will he played on
during the present week. This series
of games planned by the department
and played under its auspices has at
tracted wide attention and interest In
the city among athletic groups. More
than 90 teams have entered the CON
test, and of that number all but the
Central High groups have completed
their eliminations.
At East Washington Center the un-
limited class was won by the Comets,
the senior class by the Independents
and the junior class by the Pontiac
Preps. At Columbia Heights Park
View team won the unlimited class
and Mount Vernons the senior class.
At Southeast Center the Independents
and the Insects are 500 all.
East Washington Center, Eastern
High School. Seventeenth and East
Capitol streets:
Tuesday-6:45 pm, Apache A. c.;
Washington A. c. 1870 pm, dress.
making; millinery; National Capital
Players s pm, Boys Independent
Band; Live Wires A. c.; metropolitan
Baptist A. c. $50 pm, community
dance. 9:15 pm. Eastern Props.
Thursday-6:45 pm, Independent
A. c.; b. B. girls. 7:3O pm, basketry.
s pm, Aurora A. c.; Capital City
School of Nursing A. c. 9:15 pm,
Robert LeBruce Chapter, De Molay
A. c.; Bureau of Mines B. b. team.
Saturda y-6:45 pm, Pontiac A. c.
Z pm, rhythm class: East Washing
ton Community Players. pm,
Warwick A. c.; Princess A. G. COM
munity program with moving pictures.
$50 pm, community dance. 915 pm,
Comets A. c.; Paramount A. G.
K. V. Brown Center, Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street:
Mondays pm, beginners French
class: beginners piano class; advanced
rhythm class. 3:45 pm, advanced
French class; advanced piano class.
Library open from 2 until pm.
Wednesdays pm. beginners piano
class. Library open from 2. until 5
p.n1.f y es
Thursdays PM, beginners, French
class; dramatic class.
.FIdday-,3 'p.m.,: beginners rhythm
class. Library: open from 2 until 0
Park view Center. warder and New
ton streets ,.->s,
,Monday--S:15 pm, violin class $40
.. .f11.,s beginners, rhythm class.
! Wednesday PM. advanced
rhythm class. 7.:30i pm, Dennison
handwork class; Park View Junior
Players; adult dramatic class. 5 pm,
Park View Women's Club, special
program with play by Park View.
Adult Players: Costello. Post Drum
and Bugle Corps.
Friday-7:3e pm, Boy Scouts; Girl
Scouts: Chiidren's Game Club: Camp
Fire Girls: boys handwork class. 8
pm, adult social dancing instruction
class. a
Evening star., 1927-03-13

between North Capitol and First
streets:
Thursday-s15 pm, music exten-
sion piano class.
Deanwood Music Center. Whiting
ham and Lane places northeast:
Thursday-315 pm. music exten-
sion piano class.
Dunbar High Center, First and n
streets
Thursday-6 pm. Girl Scout swim
ming group; pm, Boy Scouts; 7.30
pm. Simon Commandery drill team,
Columbia Lodge of Elks drill team,
La Rover A. c., Dunbar Players, Coun-
Gil Review Players. Ladies' Elk drill
team, Galbreth A. c.. Musketeer A. c.,
pipe organ lessons; 8 pm, Spanish
Club, Green Cross Nurse Corps of
American Woodmen.
Friday-315 pm, Girls Art and
| Craft Club.
Garfield Center. Alabama avenue and
! Twenty-ffth street southeast:
Wednesday-315 pm, music extern
sion piano class.
LOvejoy Center, Twelfth and d
streets northeast:
Monday-3:15 pm, Art Petite ORA
Tuesday-3:15 pm, music extension
piano class.
Thursday-7:s0 pm. Good Words
Club, Girls Club, reading group, game
group, logan A. c., Manchester A. c.,
| Whirlpool Business Club, Girls
| Achievement Club, orchestra re-
hearsal, basketry class, Boy Scouts,
drawing class.
Saturday-7:3O pm. Boy Scouts.
Manchester A. c.. Girls Industrial
Art Club, reading group. game group,
boys quartet, Dennison art class.
Military Road Center, Military road
and Thirteenth street:
Wednesday-3:15 pm, Buzzing Bees
Industrial Art and Dramatic Club.
Thursday-3:15 pm, music exten.
sion piano class.
Friday-3:15 pm, music extension
piano class
Randall Center, First and r streets
Tuesday-7:30 pm. Dennison art
class. millinery class. Young Peoples
Social and Dramatic Club, boys or
chestra practice.
SmOthers Music Center, Benning
road and Forty-second street north
east:
Monday-3:15 pm, music extension
ciaSS.
Evening star., 1927-03-13
At Community Centers
OF the Public Schools

Petworth Center, Eighth and
Shepherd streets:
Tuesday, pm, beginners rhythm
class; 3:15 pm, story and game class
beginners music class; pm, ad
vanced music class; advanced rhythm
class.
Friday-7;30 pm, Junior Petworth
Players; Girl Scout Troops ID and 21;
Dennison handwork class; basketry
class; 7:45 p.m., bridge instruction
class.
Reservoir Center, Conduit road near
the reservoir:
Wednesday-3:15 pm, industrial
work.
Woodworking.
Friday-Girls' woodworking.
Southeast Center, Hine Junior High
School, Seventh and C streets south.
east:
Monday-6 pm, Midget Independ-
ent A. c.; Z pm, Junior Independent
A. C.; s pm, Public Speaking Club;
$40 pm, Senior True Blue A. C.
Wednesdays pm, rhythm dane
ing for large girls; pm, Southeast
Insects A. c.; marionette workshop;
1880 pm. Forrest Players: pm,
Hine Community A. c.; pm. Sec
ond Baptist Y. p. u. A. c.
Friday pm, Beginners rhytll-
mic dancing; harmonica class; 7:45
p M, advanced rhythmic dancing; $50
pm. junior dramatic group; senior
dramatic group; organization meeting
of Anniversary Club; Daughters OF
America drill team, Council No. 10.
Saturday-9:30 am, piano class; il
am, violin class.
Thomson Center, Twelfth and /
streets:
Monday-3:30 pm. Audubon Soci
ETY. children's class; 4:30 pm, Audu-
bon Society adult class; Z pm, French
conversationalist class; dramatic class;
8 pm, Nordica Orchestra; Italian
class; auction bridge instruction class.
Tuesday pm, advanced Spanish
cfass;-7:3 pm, Gregg dictation class:
Mashinstnn Onera- Co: 8 Z. m. Wash
Evening star., 1927-03-13
A Mother, Her Child, and
One Dime!
Easy to Keep the System
Sweet at Amy Age

Many people who never have TO
take q laxative eat a candy casearet
now and then. Do you know why?
They have found that easeara
sweetens the whole system-brinss
an immscuIaey of person that
means everything. IL prevents
bodily chemistry from ever making
one unconsciousIy offensive to
others. And what a perfect regu-
lator Of the bowelsl
Salts affect the lining Of the
bowels. Mineral oils leave q coat
ing that the blood must carry of
through the pores. How much bet
ter to casearize the system, and
cause the bowels to expel every
thing by normal muscular eontrac-
ton! To say nothing Of the clean
er, sweeter condition that lasts for
days---a wholesome condition that
makes the use of deodorants quite
unnecessary in January or July!
Men and women whose years have
brought on sluggishnsss often hnd
that cascaret only once q week Is
all the tonic they needed.
CascaTa is splendid for children,
too, and they love the taste Of this
candy laxative which every drug
store has for 10e and 25e.
Evening star., 1927-03-13
Famous Hymn Tunes.

Three famous musicians who had
made a special study of sacred music
were once asked to name the world q
FIVE greatest hymn tune. OF the
hymns thus honored three were Ger.
man: Mannheim" the stirring Lu-
ther hymn, and the German 'Halle-
lujah" The two others were "Old
Hundred" and Moab"
Evening star., 1927-03-13
FAVOR TO UNEMPLOYED.
Berlin Barber's Slogan Proclaims
Special Price List.

BERLIN, March ~ OD.-"Special
prices for the unemployed" is the
slogan of an enterprising Berlin bar
Der who has shop near the city
labor information bureau. Big signs
In front Of his shop proclaim loudly
that from Monday to Friday he will
be pleased to cut the hair Of the
iohless at the modest price of 35
pfennigs about 81 cents instead
Of so pfennigs az cents, his usual
charge
Evening star., 1927-03-13
West Washinrton Center. Philllne

West Washington Center. Phillips
School, Twenty.seventh and n streets:
Tuesday-7;30 pm. Whist Club. Bas.
kerry Club, Criterion Social Club,
Georgetown A. c., Young Mems Social
Club, Vincent Social Club. Lincoln A. c..
Friday-3:15 pm, music extension
piano class; 7:30 pm, Reg'lar Fellers.
Boys A. c., dramatic group. dressmak-
ing. millinery. game group, flower
making and art class, Georgetown
A. G..
Evening star., 1927-03-13

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Evening star., 1927-03-13

arrayed shop p e r
stood IA II d e r a
store a w n i n &
" a t C h In & the
shower c o IN e
down. She was a
mighty anX / o u s
w o m a n, and as
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as sorry. she
started a talk-fest
Mt another wom-.
an-plain soul in
plain togs - who
was standing by:
isn't this the
meanest weather?
l see you brought
your umbrella
Evening star., 1927-03-13
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Evening star., 1927-03-13
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Evening star., 1927-03-13

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Evening star., 1927-03-13
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Evening star., 1927-03-13

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Evening star., 1927-03-13
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Evening star., 1927-03-13

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