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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-10

Wv return dgntary arrives 10 pay ie
CAPITAL a visit md usually who calls tor hosp'-
t,ses in the wy of dinner parties 1t keen dp
pomen friends of Maj Gen. Leonard A. WOOD TO ~
coming Washington that there wond be no ~ "
hospitality all account OF his state OF health
THE visit of Wood interesting TO tnei
friends than to them personally Mrs Wood formerly MISS
Louise Cond Washington and the cousp OF the
belle and the young place the fine old residence OF the
late Justice Stephen NJ First street. Capitol h and
now owned and occupied Party headquarters was
there that Mrs Cond sister Mrs Field and there
the couftship and wedding daughter took place was the
s Of Gen and Mrs Washington this historic
~ oun;ed was transferred headquarters for the Woman
party With them was daughter Miss Louise B. WOOD VINO IS
much more stranger but who enjoyed meeting Inc o ~
of her parents.
E exnced return of the Great Britain Sir E
uow.d the exod coming Ambassador OF Argentina ana
Sonora de Puevrredon and from quiet extended
and Este ms e Tocorn others
%sst several ''nss"'' spirits at ''"''e'" ~
TOURISTS who know the great where the Pes
n, s. an M s Seodss i5s wss
W WEN u House ase ' Really sn and wonder
hundred P 5.ns: in tn: S s stop the
ph the famous highway and s1r watch o 5ne ns Of water
turned fresh and E An r unu a npf back
s snd forth with kind Lafayette square
F Director General of the PanAmerican Union Dr. Leo Rowe
h doing 6 his d en, feR nss ssFSs ere ample
american Union BUILDING huS b he Navy Band and
the weather fine the mu S nbo S he wng
Summer lite IN the CaPna
notabes lingering on the outer eags
Band concerts the Fort Nay
Navv Band organizations which their programs hst
nsce and then plaza always drawing the largest
crowd.
R ROWE the strongest supports OF the OF
poIce conducted round there
,b season until this will leave Washington Friday tor
will sail for extended South American TRIP
other large social program mas
for him places
ENGAGEMENTS weddings have caused quite thrill and while
taken place the Capital between seasons
Lila Govenor and Mr. Cabot Colne
and John
Pumfrev Baltimore would be things
particular @ to society last week
DOTH the GewAofat weddings will call the
ID remaining Washington points for the nupaS
the Department will
Hancock wedding Miss Grew and Mr. Mofa Nova Scotia
the uniniated travel that direction and yet
Covnle will attendants largely
froma among their Washington friends
keen the details and Of
wedding of Miss Matilda Houghton daughter of the United
the Court Of ST. James, Mr. Alanon Houghon
Chandler p Anderson Of Washington and New York in St
Church. Westminster Thursday afternoon The
being Prime
Minister cabinet
British Several American
The bride preceded the
instead Of following the English
which for the bride precede her attendants and then setting other
in the bridesmaids of old
fashioned garden hoers place OF and carnations which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-10

Of Great Britain Sir Esn1e
Howard the coming Of the Ambassador OF Argentina anu
Sonora de Puyrredon daughters from quiet EXTENDED
the OF the VI
Chile Senior Don Miguel Cruhaga Tocorna and the many -
IN formal phase 10
spirits luncheon tea in one OF the
hotels
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
ZoMREL VYNIKAJUCI sOKOL

ssSlov. Sokol' pise, ze 9. no.
vembra zomrel v Los Angeles,
Cal, Michal Polacek vo' veI1u 46
rokov.
Nebohy Dol jednym . najvyni-
kajileejsich clenov T.. S., j. Sokof,
ktorej Dol "a dlh6 roxy hi. velite-
l'om. On zaviedol teJto organi-
ZACH systematicke pestoyanie te-
locvillu a sostavil Rukovat' Te-
locviku'' ktorl ISIS. vydala a .
ktorej cerpali Observation-Disclosures
sti skoro vsetcis 3teraSi sokolskf
cvicitelia a velitelia. Nebohy ma
rodil sa Rybkach, Nitrianskej
a Amerike Dol asi 25 rokov. Ia
nechal vdoyu rod. Irenu Getting
a trocll synoy. Blaha mu panlat
narode!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
CT .snad ME je to pravda, Z

CT snad ME je to pravda, GO
hovorim?
Pozrime sa. Kapitalizmus potla-
ca robotnikov tax, ze ME sd VISTA
We svoje rodiny vyzivit'. Uradni-
ci, sudcovia - cest' skromnym
vynimkam - nemajn pre- robot
nika ami jedneho laskaveho slova,
smrdi i'm, je i'm protivny, odpor-
ny. Jako keby tom pracou u
morenom zodranom tele memo
hla sl'achetna dusa prebyvat'.
Mnohi pani poznaj1 robotnika len
vtedy, ked' i'm je pri vol olIbach je-
no HAS potrebny. Po vol bach Wy
hybaj1 mu, jake cert krizu.
Nuz a precog
| Ci ten, kto panske r1cho nosl,
| je daco inSieho, jako ten robot,
mix? Alebo snad' ucenost' cini
| cloveka? Neverte, mill citatelia
| OMnoho, vel mnoho je uce
nych uhladilych l'udi, ktori uee
most 'ou svojou neucenych utla'ca
j1, okradaju, nivocia, tax pr
| vsetkej ucenosti clovecesntvu ME
sti ma osoh, leE ma skodu a "a
hubu. Casio pozorujeme, re rozm
anjelsky je spojeny so srdcon
diabolskym mic ME je nebezpee
nejsie, jake chytri s1ce, ale Eli l'u
dia. Preco sa tax diaibla bojfme
Preto, re ma vel'ky rozum zkd
senost'. Keby bol chumajom, nj
kto b ysa ho nebal. Ucenost sa
ma necini cloyeka dobrym Il
ctyhodnym. Had je najchytrejsi
zviera, a predsa ho vsetci nenavi
dime. Jedovate klse.
Nuz teda ci snad' bohatstvo 6
: nj l'udi milovania a tlctyhodny
: mi? Tiez ME. We'd vel 'ka ciastk
: bohacov prisla k bohatstvu svo.
mu nespravodlivym sposobom, kl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
BOZ PRoTI cHUDoBE!

Hej, jak krasny je pokrok clo-
vecenstva, S ktorym sa dnes talk
radi honos1me. Hej, jak velebna
je ia kultura, ktorou sa chllbi-
me! Keby predkovia nasi hro-
bu povstali a videli nase skoly a
muzea, nase akademie knizni-
ce, keby videli zemegul'u nasu o.
pradenn sinami zeleznicnymi, te-
legrafmi a telefonami, keby vide
Ii ten obrovsky rozvoj obchode
priemysle, vo vede a umeniach,
keby pozorovali tie radosti, po-
zitky, rozkose, ktore novodoba
kulttra l'udu poskytuje: neverili
by, re kedysi ma tomto svete zili,
neverili by, ze SINE jejich potom-
kova! Ozaj nevyslovitel ny je po-
krok ma ka!zdom poll naSho zivo-
ia, len ze pytame sa: komu treba
pripisovat' tento pokrok "a zaslu.
hu? Kto tvori tuto nasu kultnru
Nezapierame zasluhy ucencov
ktori pokroku cesty razia, neza.
tajujeme zasluhy nradnikov, kto
ri vo vlasti poriadok udMuj1; ne
ehceme odskriepit' zasluhy sud
GOV, ktori spory l'udske vyrovna
vaj1: uznavame, zasluhy vset
kych tych, co takzvanou dusev
nou pracou pokrok clovecenstv;
napomahaju: avsak v meme spra
vodlivosti upozornujeme 1radni
tych, ktori nos dvihaj1, ked' sa
kov, sudcov, bohacov = menovit,
rObotnikom stretnn - re til mai
tvrdsiu, matt 'aGsiu pracu pri DO
kroku vzdelanosti robotnici vyko
navaj1. Kastany novodobej kul
tury, ohna prace robotnici Wy
kutavaj1, a predsa sa i'm tych
to kastanov takreceno len supin,
dostavajd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09

vymi cestami, ini bohaci bez "a
sluhy sa stall majetnymi, a ii, co
spravodlivym cinom nadobudli 81
bohatstvo svoje, komu no moau
d 'akovat', ked' ME Bohu, ktory
i'm k tomu rozumu, silly, vytrva-
losti a prilezitosti DALI!
Co by bolo 70 sveta bez robot
neho l'udu? Coz. :. Naraz by sa
zastavily temer vsetky fabriky, u
hlodole, zem by nevydavala oyo-
Gle svoje; l'udia nemali by sa elm
odievat' elm krmit'; ia vznese
ma kultlra by zrazu privedena bo-
la Ma vnivoc. Svet tento krone
Boha drzia tvrde diane slime pa
re ludu robotneho a je veru svr-
chovany cas-, ably al tatO vrstva
spolodnosti l'udskej dosla 1cty,
lasky pray, ktore jej prinale-
zia. Nebol by nevd 'acny dom, ke-
by sa posmieval tym zakladom,
ma ktorych stoji? CT sa vlada ne
ma vsemozne starat to, ably ro-
botnfk NAL zabezpecene zivoby
tie cloveka d6stojne? Ked' ne
chct vladari poctvat' Marxa, En-
gelsa, Lasalleho ich nasledovni-
kov, rozumieme inn: avSak ked' V
tomto bnrlivom a nebezpecnom Ca
Sc nechcn vyslysat' ami vystraz-
ny hlas Kristov, ktory sa o maj
chudobnejsie dietky svoje talk O.
tcovsky a laskave staral; tu nam
mas rozum zostava stat, lebo vi
dime, re bohaci sami pod sebou
haluz podtinajil.
Jako 81 robotny lud najsnad
nejsie, najrychlejsie toho tau
k6ho polozenia pomoe? Sprayna
odpoved je len jedna a to: VIDE
lanlm a organizovanim sa. Me Je
treba, ably SINE proti kapitalistom
bombami, S dynamite om bojOva-
Ii, ale potrebne nam je, ably SINE
spolu drzali a pri kazdej vol ,be
odovzdaE nase hlasy Ma l'udl 20
lztorycal vieme, re sil praltel mi
robotnictva. Lebo kto potrebuje
Wac zastancov na tych miestach,
kde sa zakony vynaSaju: bohati
ci chudoba?
- =, Ami ME ie nam treba, ably sme
zahodili vieru do stareho zeleza
a bojovali proti Bohu, ked' "a
prava svoje bojujeme. Ved' Bob
je na nasej strane! On ME je BoE
kapitalisticky, lez demokraticky
On povedal, re pred ysetci smt
rovni: preco by SINE teda memoir
Il. byt rovnl jedon pred druhym
Je clovek viac, ncz Bob? Bob po
vedal, re kto robotnlkovi ma mzdt
utrlla, paeha hriech, ktory az dt
neba prenika. Je tcda Boh prot
nam Me. On je S nami
.Organizuyme sd, ucme sd, vide
layaJme sa a ytedy wit 'azime!
Jan A. Koclr,
,tajomnik Slovenskej Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
MATTEL OBETUJE

vel'ky Z izbovy dom moderny
s povalou. Je v prvotriednom sta
We. Mono odknpit' al naradie.
Dom sa nachodf blizko oceliarn1
ma vychodnej strane, pri skolach
slovenskych kostoloch. Lincoln
park bus chodf. Haste sd vecer
v (. 141 So. Jackson st.
Evening star., 1927-11-01

w hat a yesterday -surging
ing-merchandise being rushed from c.
people using their choicest adjectiv
ing until closing minute! And to re
you of the additional sales tomorrow
will find among the specials-'1'' to SIS
and satins, '1 yd.;; '3.'' chiffon velvet,
yd.; '2AS and '2''' satin crepes, SIS yd
ported perfume, 75c an o.; imported
perfume burners, $50; Gillette razor bla(
pkgs. to customer, &c; 900 small gifts
of Christmas)! at '1 each; mems $50 lie
wallets, '1; 500 8x10 swinging photo fir;
89c; twin deck playing cards, 69c; panel
windsor chairs, '3''; Ostermoor Matr
'24''.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
NAT|ONAL|STS SEEK
HARMONY IN CHINA
Session to Heal Factional
Breach Followed by At
tack on Cantonese.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI December 3.-Ine
central executive committee of the
kuomintang or Nationalist political or
ganization met this afternoon in an
effort to heal the split in the National /
list ranks and to reconcile the NanKlnS
and Canton factions. OF total com
mittce membership of SO, 81 attended-
The most important questions loc-
ing the Nationalists were taken up
immediately. These were:
% Recognition by all factions tha
the central executive committee is
the party's supreme authority. aDoi-
ishing all factional authority.
t2) Reorganization of the present
Nanking government along Droadef
lines encompassing other factions
especially Canton.
After the session the Hankow ana
Canton delegations stated that the
above proposals were virtually as
sured, although nothing appeared Ger
tain as yet.
A sensation was created immediate
ly after the session when the military
council of the Marking government
issued a proclamation calling the can
tonese military leaders traitors
AGAINST the kuomintang and the Ma
tionalist government" as result OF
the recent Canton coup detat aho
demanding the latter's arrest as wei
as Nanking punitive expedition
against Canton seeking to suDJugate
the latter to Markings authority.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
WELFARE BENEFIT
OPENS TOMORROW
Rummage Sale to Swell
Funds Needed for Clinic at
ChiIdren's Hospital.

Carrying forward efforts to com.
plete an endowment fund of 500. 900,
the board of managers OF the Child
Welfare Society of the Children S
Hospital will open it's annual rum
mage sale tomorrow morning at 9l4
f street.
The sale will continue through the
week, With Mrs. Breckenridge Long
in charge, assisted by members or her
committee.
The Child Welfare Board. pioneer in
child health work in Washington, eX'
poets to add substantially to it's fund
for Shs benefit of needy children.
Having developed and organized the
nine child hygiene clinics now in
charge of the District Health Depart
ment, the board is concentrating its
the CEIldren's Hospital.
The aim in particular is to make
the center at the hospital the model
for the whole country
Mrs. Frank B Moves is honorary
chairman of the board and Mrs. Louis
Lehr is president. Other officers in.
ciude Mrs. Arthur O'Brien, vice presi.
dent: Mrs. Elliott Goodwin. second
vice president: Mrs. ]. Holabird Towne,
secretary, and Mrs. Long, treasurer.
In the early days the Child Wei.
fare Society was supported entirely
by private subscriptions, but as it
grew Congress realized the need and
finally came to it's support. But the
budget was still insufficient to carry
on the steadily increasing number of
patients. so each year the board gives
a rummage sale to raise funds.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
S5,55O RUM FINES
IMPOSED IN | DAY
Record Made in D. c. Police
Court by Judge
.
s" Mcmahon.

e A record total of $3.50 in fines was
6ffenses by Judge John +. McManon
yesterday. Sentences were passed on
five persons convicted after entering
plea of not guilty. and ten sought
the leniency OF the court 10y admit
ting their guilt. -Four of the cases
Were prosecuted by Assistant United
States Attorney David A. Hart. AS
sistant United States Attorney Ray.
mond Neudecker represented the Gov
ernment in the remaining eleven
cases.
Several of the cases had been tried
at a previous date and merely came
up for sentence. Those who Were
fined or imprisoned are as follows:
Roy Kelly. colored. 1e0 days, and
$3.50 or 120 days; Harry Rosenberg
$3.50 or 90 days for transporting
liquor; Joseph Sheer. 45 days straight,
for transporting: Healon r. Wheeler
81 600 or four months for four cases
of transporting; William Il. Seldbrush,
$500 or $50 days for Transporting
Romolo Gentilucci, $500 or $50 days
for transporting; George A. Walker,
60 days for "A second offense of trans.
porting; Merides Gattis, $500 or 30
days for a second uffense of trans
porting, Mary Legare, colored. S75 or
80 days for transporting; Edward l..
Martin, $15 or so days for transport
ing. and James White and George L.
Edelin,. $500 or 80 Gays each, trans.
porting.
Evening star., 1927-12-04

cock was approached by a man at
Hoover Field Another Burns op-
erative ide entitled the man who ZAP
preached" Glasscock as Fl. r. Lamb
Of the Department of Justice. The
senior Burns announced to newspaper
men that the Government had been
shadowing the jury and pointed to the
affidavit by Long" which was left at
the office of Justice Siddons.
Sinclair Charges.
Sinclair is charged by the Govern
Eient with having brought Day and
Clark to Washington for the pur-
pose of employing the Burns agents
to spy upon the jurors. Ito bribe. in.
timidate and influence said jurors; to
influence. pervert. impede and pre-
vent said jurors in the discharge of
their duties as jurors; Ito impede,
pervert and prevent the due admins
tration of justice in said court In trial
of said criminal prosecution. either by
corruptly influencing said jurors to
decide the issues of said prosecution in
favor of the defendants therein, or to
disagree as to said issues"
1t also is alleged that the Spying"
was for the purpose of "concocting
false charges against one or more of
the said jurors. in case such a course
should seem advantageous to said de-
PENDANTS i'm said case. with a view to
bringing about a mistrial of the cause
aforesaid or otherwise accomplish
such purpose.
Veitsch is named in the Govern
ment's petition as having brought
$1,000 to Washington and turned the
amount over to Ruddy. following a
conference between the two in Balti-
more.
The charge against Burns and his
son is that they procured the making
OF false affidavit 'purporting to
show that a representative of the
United States Department of Justice
approached and held conversation"
with Glasscock and that they. know.
ing said affidavit to be false and with
out truth and fact. did then and there
procure the submission of said affi-
davit" to Justice Siddons for the
purpose of showing that the Govern.
ment tampered with a certain Juror.
Although the proceedings are In
Criminal Division 2, they will be held
in No. l Court. now occupied by Chief
Justice Walter l. Mccoy. The Chief
Justice will exchange rooms with
Justice Siddons in order to accomo-
date larger crowd. This will be the
same room in which the Fall-Doheny
and the Fall-Sinclair oil conspiracv
trials will be held. In anticipation of
a large number of newspaper cor.
respondents being present, United
States Marshal Edgar c. Snyder and
Chief Deputy Marshal s. B. Callahan
have established 'ables and reserved
certain sections of the room for the
press.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
u. S. Settles Issue
OF Who Is Actual
Head of a Family

BY the Associated Press.
The question as to who is the
head of a family has been settled
by the Internal Revenue Bureaus
income-taX regulations.
Regardless of who thinks they
are boss. of the household, the
bureau says the head of family
is IAN individual who actually sup
ports and maintat tns in one house
hold one or more individuals who
are closely connected with him by
blood relationship, relationship by
marriage or by adoption, and
whose right to exercise family
control and provide for these de-
pendent individuals is based upon
some moral or legal obligation"
The bureau found it necessary
to make such a ruling. as numerous
many-headed families had been re.
corded on income-taX returns.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
LIGHT RATE CUT
TO Be MADE HERE
HousehoIders to Get Fourth
Electric Reduction in Four
Years January |.

The reduction in electric current
rates to become effective on bills rem.
dered on and after January /. which
was approved by the Public Utilities
Commission yesterday on recommends
ton of the Potomac Electric Power
Co., will give the District the lowest
rates in the East, according to Maj.
W. A. Il. Covell, acting Engineer Com
missioner.
The new schedule will give domestic
consumers a primary rate of SO cents
a kilowatt hour compared with the
present rate of ca cents. The sec
ondary rate Is unchanged.
The reduction is the fourth in as
many years that has come as a re-
suit of the profit sharing arrange.
ment which the utilities commission
entered into with the power company
in December 1924. Under this ar
rangement one-half of the earnings
of the company in excess of 7h per
cent return is returned to electric
current consumers the following year
through A reduction in rates. The
excess for the present year is esti-
| mated at approximately $675, 100. and
as result the consumers are ex.
pected to save 1897, 500 in 1928, pro.
vided they use the same amount Of
current as consumed in 1927.
The cut in the rates in the four
| year period has been as follows:
1925-from 10 to ~ cents klo.
| watt hour.
1926-from TX to cents a kilo.
| watt hour
| 1927-from to 6A cents a kilowatt
hour.
192S-from GA to SO cents a klo.
watt hour.
a.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
I'm LINE OF DUTY"
Plane to BE Delivered to Forces in
Nicaragua.

MIAMI, Fla. December 3 PJ.-As
just another item ''in the line of duty"
three United States Marine Corps
aviators took off here early today iii
tri.motored monoplane for an over
water hop to Managua, Nicaragua, a
,035. mile flight.
The voyage was undertaken as
matter of military necessity" so that
the craft, a Fokker combination bomb
er and transport. might be delivered
for service with American troops in
the Central American country without
going through slow shipping channels.
Perfect weather conditions greeted
Mai F. III. Brainard, the pilot, and his
crew of two enlisted men--Sergt. NJ. l..
Shepard, relief pilot. and Corporal n.
NJ Winchester, mechanic-when after
a preliminary warming up. the giant
plane was started down the 4,000-foot
runway. to zoom upward into per.
feet take-on at 6:22 O'Clock this morn
ing. Esq.,,
About three hours after the hop
off, the Key West naval station was
advised by radio that the air voyaSers
passed over the Cuban capital. This
was one hour behind the schedule
Mai Brainard had planned. announc-
ing here just before the start that he
expected to reach Havana in two
hours.
Little significance was attached
here to it's failure to arrive there on
time.
The craft carried no wireless. but
it's course lay over thickly populated
ship routes, and the local station OF
the Tropical Radio Co. arranged to
receive reports of its station on the
route.
A rubber life raft. four extra gaso-
line tanks and a supply of emergency
rations were included in the planes
equipment.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
ENDURANCE FLIGHT
HALTED BY WINDS
Rough Air Currents Shake
Kingford- Smiths Plane Vio-
IentIy in Record Attempt.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, December s.
Rough air currents today halted the
attempt of Capt. Charles Kingsford-
Smith, Australian World War ace. and
Lieut.. George Pond, U. $. ~. to set a
new endurance flight record.
The flyers were forced to bring their
big tri.motored Fokker monoplane to
earth at Mills Field here hours
and 19 minutes after they took OFF
In an effort to stay aloft until Mon
day.
Will Try Again Tomorrow.
They were not dsheartened by fail.
ure today, however, and announced
another start would be made tomor-
row in the hope that they may re-
main in the air longer than % hours
and % minutes. the worlds record set
last August by John Ristics and Cor
nelu; Edzard, German aviators.
Air currents over the sea and bay
adjacent to San Francisco shook the
heavily loaded plane so violently that
they feared being thrown into d tail
spin, the pilots reported.
Fuel Dumped at Sea.
Experiencing difficulty in controlling
the monoplane. with its load OF l,4fS
gallons of gasoline, the alrmen
dumped 500 gallons of fuel about Az
miles out from the Golden Gaze ana
returned to the field.
Before landing they sent out radio
message saying the tail of the plane
was fluttering and that the windshield
sheltering the cockpit was coming
unstuck."
The monoplane. originally christened
the Southern Cross for Il projected
two,stop flight to Australia with capt.
Kingsford Smith in command. was re-
named the Spirit of California for the
endurance attempt. which is pre-
liminary to the transpacific flight.