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CHI.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
BOYS IN THEIR TEENS
RIVALS IN AVIATION
More Than Two Score Youthful
Enthusiasts Qualify to Com
pete in Miniature Tests.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 8.-Ay.
tators in the making-boys in their
teens-matched their handicraft here
today in the finals Of the national
Fairgrounds miniature aircraft tour.
nament, with more than two score
youthful enthusiasts listed as quail
fled to compete for national honors.
Jack Laughner Of Detroit, winner
OF the international championship at
the Sesquicentennial at Philadelphia
last year, headed the list of entrants,
determined by elimination contests
held in cities throughout the country.
Both indoor and outdoor tests were
included with the craft entered, in
Guiding both propelled and glider
types Of scientific and commercial
models. Cups and other trophies
were the awards.
The contest is held under rules out.
lined by a national committee Of
which Orville Wright, is chairman
and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, assist.
ant chairman.
Edward p. Warner, Assistant Sec
retary Of the Navy for Aeronautics
William p. McCracken, jr., Assistant
Secretary Of Commerce, and Joseph
Lee, president of the Fairgrounds
Recreation Association Of America,
were named as honorary judges Of
the tournament.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
ALUMNAE BANQUET
AT MARY BALDWIN
100 Gold Girls" Attend Annual
Rites at Staunton
:sHis Alma Mater.
Anacial Disnatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
STAUNTON, Va, October S.-A
group of more than 100 Gold Girls"
of Mary Baldwin Seminary and Col
lege, gathered at their annual banquet
Tuesday to pay homage, on the ami
versary of her birthday, to the memory
OF Mary Julia Baldwin, at the Country
Club Inn.
Mrs. Margaret Kable Russell, presi-
dent of the association. presided at
the meeting, gave a greeting to all
present, read kilograms from absent
ones and addressed the alumnae on
the keynote of the famous saying of
Lafayette, America, we have come"
applying the quotation to the duty of
the alumnae, toward a new Mary
Baldwin College.
Miss Higgins, dean of the college,
gave short greeting to the alumnae;
Miss Charlotte Ransom Taylor well
coined the guests on behalf of the
Staunton and Augusta Chapter, of
which she is chairman.
Mrs. A. M. Howison reported the
placing of a wreath and flowers on
Miss Baldwin's grave.
A charming toast to the first alum.
nae. Miss Mamie Lewis Tate, written
by an old pupil. Mrs. Nellie Hotchkiss
Holmes Of Charleston. S. c., was read
by Mrs. Robert E. Wysor of Fort
Davis. Canal Zone, also a former
pupil.
The principal speakers of the occa.
sion were Mrs. Eva Bowe Stern of
Richmond, Mrs. Amelia Pearson
Cooper Of Kentucky and Miss Nancy
Mcfarland.
Among the out-of-town representa-
tives were Mrs. Cary Buford Price of
Salem, Va; Mrs. Tory Kennier Quick,
Jr.; Mrs. T. De Latour Herrick and
Miss Mildred Kinnier of Lynchburg:
Mrs. S. c. Butler, Mrs. F. Lee vii.
liams. Mrs. Mary S. Coffin, Miss Vir.
ginia Sneed, Miss Elizabeth Nelson of
Roanoke and Miss E. Gibbs Lockridge
of Raphine and Misses Gene and AR.
line Harnaan n of INo oSbinnto,,
Evening star., 1927-10-09
BARGE LINE USERS
APPEAL FOR HELP
Inland Waterways Corpora
lion Has Failed in Its Pur-
pose, President Is Told.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Declaring that the Inland Water
ways Corporation has failed i'll its run
purpose, "A committee of barge line
users representing many prominent
manufacturers in the MISSISSIPPI Val
lev have handed President Coolidge
memora ndum asking that the cap
itaI stock of the corporation ne IN
creased $50. 100000 and that ike sum
he appropriated annually to create ana
maintain barge line systems OF ade-
Cuate proportions.
Though still operating as com
mon carrier" the memorandum de-
rlared. 1.-The Inland Waterways Cor
poration has outgrown its equipment
and facilities and is no longer able to
maintain schedules or give dependable
service"
Failure Is Alleged.
The statement declared that the cor
poration created by Congress to give
the land-locked States of the Mississip-
ri Valley access to tidewater has failed
in it's full purpose"
The corporation has been unable to
handle anywhere near the amount or
products offered for Shipment on the
lower Mississippi River. said the mem
orandum, and on the upper river all
the bargeS now in service ana unoer
construction cannot begin to carry
the grain rendered at the Twin Cities
terminals or the upstream tonnage Of
fered for Northwestern distribution.
THE line is. therefore. not in any
sense serving the public as Congress
intended it should. but is of special
and doubtful benefit only to those who
may he contented with the ALLEGATION
of limited space and uncertain sched'
ules. The management has thus been
forced to discriminate against shippers
to the extent of forcing certain COM
modities off the line entirely.
Injury Pointed Out.
"Since the farmer cannot control
his selling prices and stands at the
end of the line, saving in transpor
tation charges is directly beneficial to
him. both as producer and a con-
sumer.
Inability on the part of the line to
transport the peoples products is. of
course, an injury to agriculture, and
is reflected Immediately in the price
obtained for such commodities"
Evening star., 1927-10-09
LUTHERANS BAN WAR.

CHICAGO, october R.-A declar.
alton against war, adopted by the
Evangelical Synod Of North America.
meeting here yesterday. pledged the
synod to withhold its support from
any war.
DIR. j. Baltzer Of st. Louis. offered
tle anti-war declaration, which also
outlaws war as unchristian, brutal
and futile It's approval was not in
.s,lred until it was made plain that 1t
does not bind the individual communi-
carts of the Lutheran faith.
The synod was disturbed yester-
day by aue yestion of DR.. BaltZer
that condolences reposed in pastor
be regarded as confessions. The
word confession" aroused opposition.
but this was allayed when it was
pointed out that such designation OF
1eonfldence was not recognition Of it as
a ea0fament.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Regular 81. 40.
two bushcl size.
galvanized n 5 h
C an 8, strongly
made with two
drop side handles.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Reg. S2.75 Soup
percolators of Wear
ever aluminium. at
tractively s h ape d.
Very low priced in
tho sale.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Imported C Ii ma
nappy sets, in the
popular m C | O n
shape. Six bowls
in graduated sizes
to each set.
Evening star., 1927-04-14

plane he and Capt. Sands were flying
fell into a spin from an altitude of
about 200 feet while making a sharp
left turn and crashed on its nose.
Hosch was taken to the hospital in
an unconscious condition and up until
noon today, or nearly 25 hours after
the accident. he had not regalned
consciousness.
When HoSch was given an eXaml-
nation in the emergency room OF the
hospital yesterday afternoon and was
found to be suffering from decorations
about the head and face, with possible
fracture of the skull, surgeons were
inclined to be optimistic for his re-
covery
AS the hours wore on, however, and
the 26-year-old airman failed to regain
consciousness, fears for his recovery
began to mount. Today the hospital
officials reported that the outlook was
very unfavorable. Mr.. Hosch's father,
Paul Hosch, is in constant attendance
at the bedside.
Cant. Sands body is due to arrive
at Fargo, his residence and birth
place. Saturday morning at 8 o'clock.
It will be escorted from Washington
nv Elmer Med. Kintz, assistant to
Mai. Clarence NJ. Young, chief Of the
air regulations division of the aero
nautics branch of the Department of
Commerce. Capt. Sands family In
Fargo was notified by telegram yes
terday of the accident by Secretary
Herbert Hoover.
Evening star., 1927-04-14
SEVERAL ARE AIDED
IN APARTMENT FIRE
Firemen Carry People From
Burning Prescott Arms.
Blaze in Cellar.

Firemen carried several persons
down ladders to safety this morning
when fire in the Prescott Arms apart
nent. 1901 Twenty-first street, filled
the entire building with smoke. There
was one casualty, a canary bird, in
the apartment of James T. Dickey.
Dickey escaped down a fire ladder.
Mrs. Frank Donah, occupying an
apartment on the third floor, was car
ried down the ladder to safety by G. ].
Pfel and j. NJ. SydnoT, members OF
No. ? truck company, the first to ar
rive.
When the truck company reached
the scene the building was completely
obscured by smoke. and a second
alarm was sent in promptly. The fire
was confined to the cellar, but num-
ber Of holes We're cut by firemen in
the floors of stores on the first floor
fin order to reach it. The loss was
estimated at $f.500.
Mrs II. l.. Clayton who occupies an
apartment in the building, said that
she smelled smoke, and asked the jani-
tor if the building wasn't on fire, and
he responded that is was nothing but
a little trash he was burning in the
cellar Shortly after this, the alarm
bells in the building started ringing
and the building filled with smoke.
She grabbed some clothes and a cou-
pie of cages with birds in them and
went down the steps, also carrying he
17-months-old baby, Jimmy.
Fire department Investigators be-
lieve the fire started in a barrel Of eX-
celsior in the cellar. Two ash collect
ors, who were moving ashes from the
building, told Capt Ira Sheetz, com
manding the third police precinct,
that just before the fire started the
electric lights became dim. and few
seconds later went out, leading to the
belief that it might have been caused
by short circuit.
Evening star., 1927-04-14
JAMES T. RYAN DIES
SUDDENLY AT HOME
Undertaken Expires Soon After
Returning From Meeting Of
Southeast Business Men.

James T. Ryan, SO years old, head
Of the James T. Ryan Undertaking
Parlors. at 317 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, died suddenly last night at
his home after returning from a meet
ing Of the Southeast Business Mems
Association at Simpsons Hall, on
Seventh street southeast.
Mrs. Katherine u. Ryan, widow of
the deceased, said that Mr.. Ryan left
the house apparently in good health
and went to the meeting in Simpson s
Hall. He was taken sick almost I'm
mediately upon returning to his home,
went to bed and two doctors were
called He died two hours later.
Mr.. Ryan was born in Washington
and has lived here all his life. He
was d member Of the knights of Co
lumbus, Eagles, Moose, Elks and sew
eral other organizations. He is sur
vived by his widow, two children,
Anna May Ryan and James t. Ryan.
jr,; a brother, William =. Ryan, and
sister, Mrs. Arthur +. Carroll, all of
Washington.
Funeral services will be held Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock in St.
Peters Church.
Evening star., 1927-04-14
SANDS COMP PAN|ON
F.. At POINT OF DEATH
HoSCh Continues .UnCon-
sCious Following Boiling
Field Crash.

While friends of Capt. Homer r.
Sands, Army Air Corps reserve. and
administrative assistant to William p.
MacCrackan. jr., Assistant Secretary
Of Commerce for Aeronautics. were
making arrangements TO have his
body sent to Fargo. n. D.. this after
noon. John l.. Hosch, an aeronautical
engineer in the departments aeronau-
ties branch, and Capt. Sands compan-
ion in the airplane crash at Boiling
Field Yesterday, lay at the point of
death at Walter Reed Hospital.
Hosch, who also holds a commission
in the Air Corps Reserves, was Sc
verely injured yesterday about 11:15
o'clock when the Army JN training
Evening star., 1927-04-14
Identify Crooks by Hair.

That identification of criminals. by a
single hair is possible is the an
nouncement Of scientists of Europe
who declare that the scalp covering
is a certain mark of a persons identi.
ty. Microscopes have revealed that
human hair has fine overlapping
scales similar to those OF a fish A
hollow canal in the center contains
the coloring matter. The scientists
say they have determined that no two
individuals have hair structure ex-
actly the same. Some of the chief
points Of Identification are the size of
the hair, of the central canal and of
the scale-like units, as well as the ma
ture Of the hair surface.
Evening star., 1927-04-14
JeWelry

Lo1'cIy French Bar0qHe Pearl (iHi-
tation) ChokerS, 1ery IustroU and m
usually attractive. Crystal clasps.
Regularly soId for $3.95. Special for
Friday $2.95.
SLaUc Bracelets, it DtGny-c0l0red
stones, .a0ith fo1oer basket effects.
Priced, S3.95.
Rhinestone Pins, in many designs.
Safety clasps. Very dainty. Special,
S295.
Any Shipping Point in the L. S.
Evening star., 1927-04-14

and this is the first opportunity they
have had to take it. They will spend
three or four weeks there.
DR.. Grosvenor became an intimate
friend of Mr.. Jusserand when the lat
Evening star., 1927-04-14
Hosiery

Our regular S185 and $195 AH-
silk Hose of chiffon. medium and Sero-
ice 7Veigtts and "A shades to choose
from; in all sizes Special for Friday
only, ber pair, SI.65.
Evening star., 1927-04-14
DR.. GILBERT GROSVEN0R
SAILS FOR MOROCCO
Head Of National Geographic So
ciety Expects to Meet Jules
Jusserand in Spain.

Dr. Gilbert Grosvenor, president of
the National Geographic Society,
sailed from New York yesterday on
the French liner De Grasse for a five
weeks visit TO Spain and Morocco. He
was accompanied by his wife and
daughter.
DR.. Grosvenor expects to meet Jules
Evening star., 1927-04-14

Jusserand, former French Ambassa.
dor here. in Spain. Before sailing he
said he and Mr.. Jusserand have long
planned trip to Morocco together
Evening star., 1927-04-14
Easter Suggestions in
Dress Accessories
Underwear

Triconese, beautiful Six Under
7vear, made for service and Sa:iStdc-
ti0H. III pink color only: all sizes.
VeStS, SI.95. Boomers, 1925,
4 0ariety of Chemise of Crepe dc
Chine, tailored and lace trimmed. Al
c0IoyS and sizes. Formerly sold for
$205 and $3.25. Special at S2.45.
Smart Dance Sets of heavy Crepe
de Chine. An ideal foundation for the
Easter fr0ck. In all the pastel shades.
Specially priced at S5.95 and &.95.
NegHgees in Crepe de Chine only.
Some 7oihb fIet lace trimming, others
plain. In col0rs of flesh, peach, orchid,
rose, blue, green and black. Special at
S7.95.
Evening star., 1927-04-14
Silk SCarfS

Il beautiful line of Scarfs of Crepe
de Chine, in dark shades. Formerly
sold for $495. Special for Friday,
S2.95.
Evening star., 1927-04-14

Some Indians in Maine buried their
chiefs standing, but the warriors were
usually placed in sitting position.
Evening star., 1927-04-14

Switzerland has a snow sculptor