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Evening star., 1927-08-28

were guests for the week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Hull on South Fairfax
street.
Miss Clara Jones is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. f. l.. Morgan. at
Norwood. Va.
Miss Elizabeth Jones and Miss Char
lotte Jones of Winchester. Va. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John J. kiger
at Braddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.. Cassidy and
their children are spending several
weeks at Colonial Beach.
Miss Estelle Pauls of Harrisonburg.
Va. has been the guest for the week
of Miss Virginia White Miss White
has recently returned from a stay in
Shenandoah Valley
Miss Kate Monroe went last week
Evening star., 1927-08-28

Mae Rixey and Mr.. Malcolm Moore
have completed motor trip to
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wattles Hor.
ner of Cleveland. Ohio, were guests
last week of Mrs. Horner's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. William Wattles.. in
their home on Prince street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fones have re-
turned from two weeks motor trip
to Canada and Massachusetts. where
they visited friends.
Miss Martha Baggett and Miss Ada
Hicks are back from Solomons
Island. where they spent short time.
Mrs. Homesfell Webb Of Charlottes-
vile has been the guest for Il week of
Mr. and Mrs. w, w. Campbell.
Mrs. Emma Hull and her grandson.
Richard Hun. Of Hagerstown, Md.
Evening star., 1927-08-28

and booked on a charge of murder.
Mrs. Howard admitted having at
tempted to kill herself by slashing her
wrists with small knife. 81 wish
had cut deeper" she said.
Meanwhile n search was being CON
Quoted for two men, one believed to be
the husband and father. and the other
a man whom ranch folks at Nordco.
where Mrs. Howard lived. knew as
MIR. Howard" but believed by investi.
gators not to be the husband.
Evening star., 1927-08-28
MOTHER SAYS BABY
DIED DURING NIGHT
Woman Held for Murder Tells
Police She Awoke to Find
Infant Boy Dead.
By the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, August 21.--Mrs.
Winnie Howard, mother of an infant
boy found strangled to death in hotel
room here four days ago, told detec-
tives today that she found her baby
dead when she awoke in the hotel, and
believed she must have rolled on it
during the night.
The mother was arrested last night
Evening star., 1927-08-28
Those Dear Girls.

From the Boston Transcript.
Madge-I think I'll have my beauty
nap now.
Marie-Well. take a good long sleep.
Evening star., 1927-08-28

Some kinds Of weed seeds may live
as long as Is years under favorable
conditions. .-.su..saa.unus., .,1ntwA6s
Evening star., 1927-08-28

All Studebaker models have more than $10O
worth of extra equipment, including front and
rear bumpers; shock absorbers; engine ther'
mometer and hydrostatic gasoline gauge ON
the dash; and coincidental lock to ignition and
steering. Equipment also includes 4.wheel
Evening star., 1927-08-28

brakes; disc wheels; full-size balloon tires; no.
draft ventilating windshield Exclusively Stude-
baker); oil filter; automatic windshield cleaner;
rear-vision mirror; rear traffic signal light;
cowl lights and two.beam acorn headlights,
controlled from steering wheel.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-18
CORK BARK FIR SPREADS,
Tree Now Found in Southern Colo.
RADIO, Say Officials.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press
PUEBLO, Colo.-Even trees some.
times get the wanderlust officials Of
the Pake National Forest report an.
pearance OF new species of tree in
scattered parts Of the San Isabel Ma.
tion3l Forest and the Pike Reserve
nc9r Colorado Springs.
II is the cork bark fir. discovered
i'm 1896 in the San Fra ncisco Noun.
tains in Arizona. For many years il
seemed to remain in that district. but
in recent years its range has increased
until there are several specimens to
be found in southern Colorado forests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-18
BURIED CITY FOUND
DUG BY ROBBERS
Psychologists Discover Net
work of Tunnels in Ancient
HercuIaneum.

Italian archaeologists, who are Ia
boriously eXcavating the buried city
OF Herculaneum, found to their disap
pointment that robbers have been
there many times before them, accord
ing to a report to Art and Archeolo
gy by DIR. David Robinson, well known
American archeologist now in Italy.
The city was believed to be sealed
comparatively intact, in its mold OF
hot mud poured down by Nesuvius
and long since hardened to stone. But
as they drill into the rock the scien-
lists have discovered that all through
the ages tunnels have been dug by
robbers. The site is honeycombed by
these tunnels, showing that many
works of art have been carried off in
previous times, DIR. Robinson states.
THE new excavations have disclosed
some new houses with second stories
preserved" he SAYS The new meth
DDS make it possible TO preserve sec
ond stories and 10 make casts of doors
and balconies and put these in place
of the lost originals. In one of the
new houses where the King of Italy
started the eXcaVating is a beautiful
shrine of mosaic. In one room Is
fine pavement of large black and white
tiles and in another is multicolored
pavement on the walls are beautiful
mosaics representing man with nus
mule. and other scenes
Art objects dug out from ttercu-
laneum in previous attempts To reach
its streets. 40 to 100 feet below The
surface. have been of such beauty that
the present systematic excavation Is
expected to bring - light relics of
great interest and value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-18
EVENING JACKETS
FIXTURE IN PARIS
Women R,,tain Article of
"Mannish" Attire Once Re-
garded as Mere Fad.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
PARIS,-Out of the many mascu-
line properties in clothes that women
temporarily adapted to their own use
in the heydey Of "boyishness" only
the evening jacket proved fixture.
Paris has adopted it as a part of the
gala costume that she calls "tenuC
de soiree"
Some of the best brains of the
Rue de Ia PaiX, the brilliant Champs
ElNSecs and nei@hboring fashionable
side streets have been busy to make
the evening jacket the bright, sue
cessful garment it is today. Cheruit
Jenny, Prcnet, Lanvin. Worth. al
took a hand in the creation Of If
resistibe forms Of this style. with
the result that the jacket. often
called a Smoking In Paris. is now
o Of the most brilliant phases OF
the style.
Dozens Of Parsians famous fot
Their chic add a smoking" to THEN
evening costume. \ few still prefer
the original tailored form made NJ
in lame. brocade satin or velvet
There are more who like the elab
uratcly embroidered STYLES that are
newer.
Seouins figure largely in the latter
The jackets are ablaze with pailete>
put on in intricate designs Cheruit
has q lovely sequin covered Jacket
worked out in bronze and copper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-18

Projected since the World War, Bel
gums long-distance interna tionsI
radio station has just been opened a.
Rrussels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-18

once along a three -kilometer course
laid out on Mitchell Field. Long
Island. aided by a helping wind
estimated as strong as 40 miles
on hour Lieut. Williams timed
himself in the cockpit. reporting
"a speed Of about 325 miles per hour
end an "uao(ac Al record. Nhiie
the speed. assuming Lieut.. Williams
calculations were correct, represented
the fastest any human he ne ever has
Travelled in horizontal fight and lived
10 tell it. it gave only broad hint as
IL the actual speed pent up in the -
cylinder horsepower engine which
the Navy has loaned him for his speed
experiments.
THIS plane. originally built for the
recovery Of America lost speed rec
ordS in await on was diverted from
its original purpose to represent this
country in the Schneider trophy con-
test at Venice, but failing to receive
a final stamp of approval from its
speedy p lot when the day for sail
ing for Italy arrived. it was with
drawn. The pontOons were removed
and wheels substituted and Lieut..
Williams set about "claaninG-up" the
ship for an attempt at the maximum
record for any type of aircraft.
Changes TO MonoplanP.
Following the "unofiicial' speed
trial Lieut. Williams, il was learned
at the Bureau OF Aeronautics Nester-
day, determined to remove the btplane
characteristic and convert it into
monoplane. He has raised the money
for this modification, just as he per-
Sonally raised the money for the otiSi-
nal construction project, with the eX-
ceptiCn of the engine, and the naval
aircraft factory at Philadelphia is
making the change.
While essentially a Williams pro-
iect, the Navy has assisted him in
many ways, spending 575, 900 of its eX-
perimental fund for the development
of the huge 24-cylinder engine, the
most powerful i'm the world, and
another of the same type for reserve.
Naval aViato's here have no doubt
but that once the aerodynamic and
structural characteristics of the plane
meet with the approval of Williams
It viii develop a heretofore I'M
dreamed of speed for aircraft
4 disturbing element i'm Williams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-18
Builds Speed Plane.

Shortly after the de Bernardo flight
Lieut. A. j. Williams, l.. :. n. with
his privately built racing plane flew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-18

plans for eclipsing the de Bernardo
record. which seems comparatively
easy in the light of his tremendous
power, is the lack of known plans on
the part of the British Schneider
| Trophy winners to run their speedy
Supermarine monopanes and the
Gloster biplane over three ltilometer
courses in the capacity of either land
on sea planes.
British aviation interests. according
to word received here. are becoming
impatient over the delay of the Royal
Air Force. which owns the planes. to
follow the usual procedure after
Schneider Trophy race. of stepping
the best planes over the course for a
world record.
Informal received here from
Somi-ofCial sources i'm Great Britain
Indicate the winniug Supermarine
monoplane. with the 000-horsepower
Napicr-LiOn engine. can. on the
etraight-away. exceed the 300-mile-an.
hour mark.
Writing in the AerOplane. a British
aircraft publication, which has Just
reached Washington. {. G.. Grey,
prominent aircraft authority. says:
"Of course. there is one good reason
for not going for the record 1t is
that both the Supermarine and Gloster
DESIGNERS know that they can get
good deal more speed out of their
machines by modifying them slightly,
And there is p superboDsted Napier
engine which. for short burst. will
give a lot more power than those
which were tuned for the Schneider
contest
But suppose We do get 80 or even
500 miles an hour out of the machines,
that is not going to be much use If
somebody else is the first to do 300
miles an hour. Being the first to pass
that crucial point is what Will stick
IN the minds Of the aeronautical pub
lie all over The world, You can only
do a thing for the first time once.
Missed the EuS."
$50 far as the Notifying public is
concerned, W. have simply missed the
bus. If We had beaten the record
within 10 DAYS or a fortnight Of win.
ming the Schneider trophy and had
exhibited the machine on the Horse
Guards parade labeled This is the
first vehicle to travel Mt more than
six miles a minute John and Jane
Citizen would have gone in thousands
TO gape at it and would have been
pleased to be taxed for more of the
r. A. f. squadrons which, like the
speed record and the show at the