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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
CLARENCE M. CHAREST
TAKES OATH OF OFFICE
Succeeds Alexander w. Gregg as
General Counsel of Bureau Of
Internal Revenue.

Clarence M. Charest, who recently
was appointed general counsel of the
Bureau of Internal Revenue, succeed
ing Alexander w. Gregg, took the
oath of his new office today.
The oath was administered in the
presence of the commissioner of inter.
nal revenue, David H. Blair; assist.
ant to the commissioner, Charles r.
Nash, and other bureau officials.
Mr.. Charest, who is District singles
champion in tennis, entered the office
of the then solicitor of internal rev.
enue, now general counsel, in 1921
and has held the positions of head of
interpretative division l, head of the
appeals division and assistant to the
general counsel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
FIVE PLEAD GUILTY
TODOOTLEGP PLOT
Sentence Is Pronounced
Upon Members of Indus
trial Alcohol Ring.
H the A..ociated Press.

H the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, October 1.-THE Fed
eral Government has won its first big
victory against the Superior Industrial
alcohol ring, involving III defendants.
with the guilty pleas OF hve reputed
leaders OF the conspiracy and five OF
their associates.
Going into court yesterday, less than
n month in advance of the date set
for trial, the 10 men admitted partici-
nation in the conspiracy and drew their
penalties.
BeniaTnin and Frank Fogel, brothers;
BENJAMIN and David Gersonstein,
brothers, and Edward Silberstein, all
Of Philadelphia, the men said to have
organized the Cleveland Superior In
dustrisI Alcohol Co., were sentenced to
Atlanta penitentiary for is months
and fined 81, 500 each by Federal Judge
Paul Jones.
Diverted Industrial Alcohol.
The alcohol ring, it was charged,
diverted into bootleg channels millions
of dollars worth of redistilled alcohol
which was supposed to be used Tor
industrial purposes. Its market, DIS
trict Attorney A. E. Bernstein said,
was the East. the West and North
west.
The 10 who pleaded guilty viii be
free under bond until November 1,
when trials of the remainder OF the
112 persons will begin.
Penalties imposed on the associates
Of the ring leaders were: David r.
Roth, a year and a day at Atlanta
and q $3.50 fine; Percy Corbin, $500
fine; Benjamin Miller, $500 fine, and
Camille Peterman, 800 fine. Sentence
of Walter Engesser, the tenth to plead
guilty, was deferred. These men also
were from Philadelphia.
Served Many Cities.
Harry Volpe Of Philadelphia, who
pleaded guilty when the first blanket
Indictment was returned nearly two
wears ago, is awaiting sentence with
Enggesser. 1t was through a carload
of alcohol consigned to Volpe that the
operations of the ring were uncovered
Later shipments were traced TO st
Pail, Minneapolis, Duluth, Philadel
phia, Baltimore, Chicago, San Jose
Calf, and other cities.
OF the original 112 defendants, 4 In
Philadelphia and 5 in Duluth have re
nnoval cases pending. Three hav,
died and 10 have never been arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
WILL INSTALL OFFICERS.
knights Of Columbus to Tender Re,
ception at Hall Tonight.

The Fall and Winter meetings of
Washington knights of Columbus will
he inaugurated tonight at knights of
Columbus Hall. 91S Tenth street. when
District Deputy William G. Feely will
install the recently elected officers
with State Deputy Charles w. Darr
and staff present. Many of the past
grand knights, with past State officers,
also will be present and join in the re-
ception to the new officers.
The officers to be installed are /:
Anthony J. Scullen, grand knight; p.
Michael Cook, deputy grand knight;
Leo T.. Hayden, chancellor; Eugene
Sullivan, advocate; Edmund O'Sulli-
van, recorder: Harry Brooks, treas
urer; DIR. A., ID. Wilkinson. financial
secretay; trustees, Michael j. Racioppi,
j. Desmond and Hugh MCGEE; dele
gates to the building company, Alfred
Wilton and Thomas L. Costigan;
chaplain. Rev. Edward p. McAdams,
and lecturer. James D. Rligh. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
KING SHOWED SCANT
FAVOR TO BROTHER
British Monarch Annoyed by
Duke, Ends Latter's Mill
tary Career.
By the Associated Press. ):

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, October 1.-The fact
that the Duke of Connaught was a
prince Of the blood won. him no "favors
a. the hands of his brother, the late
King Edward, it is revealed in the
Life of King Edward VII. by Sir
Sidney Lee, which was published to-
day.
When the Duke of Connaught was
commander.in-chie2 of the Mediter.
ranean force, with headquarters at
Malta, Sir Sidney records, he asked to
be relieved. regarding the post as one
below an officer of his status and ex'
perience. Prime Minister Asquith re-
ported the matter to the King. who
replied in his own handwriting as fol-
lows:
1.-THE King regrets very much to
learn that the duke persists in wish
ing to be relieved of his duties, but
nothing more can be done in the mat
ter. Connaught must now consider
his military career at an end. The
King is much annoyed at his brother
persistent obstinacy."
The dukes resignation was accept
ed ultimately and Lord Kitchener was
sent out TO assume the post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
Copyright by P. & A. Photos.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, October IL
Political corruption If charges are
true, has found it's way into campus
elections at Indiana University.
Student politicians have been
aroused over revelations by the In
diana Daily Student, campus news.
paper, of corruption" in connection
with the elections of class officers last
week.
The Corruption has been confined
to under class elections, according to
information appearing in the Student,
which outlined the situation this way:
Nine of twelve signatures on a noni-
mating petition filed in the sophomore
election were forgeries.
The nominee for sophomore presi-
dent was expelled from school two
days before the election. while the
nominee for treasurer never entered
the university. ,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
MURDER Is CHARGED
TO FLOGGER SUSPECT
Farmer Is Arrested in Connection
With Death Of Woman, Beaten
After Kidnapping.
By the Assoeiated Press J.


LUVERNE, Ala, October H.
simultaneously with the beginning of
the grand jury investigation into
masked floggings in Crenshaw County
came the arrest late yesterday of
Rufus WEIGH, farmer, on a charge
of murder in the first degree in con-
nection with the whipping of negro
whomas, who subsequently died.
Welch is said to have been one Of
five men who kidnapped Annie May
Simmons, a negress, and gave her a
severe beating. According to police
records. the woman was whipped in
July. 1926, and died the following No
vember of an illness said to have been
induced by her mistreatment at the
hands of the whipping party,
Introduction of evidence, started
yesterday, was continued today, with
the principal interest scheduled for
Wednesday, when James Esdale.
grand dragon of the Ku Klux Khan in
Alabama, has been summoned. In
addition George H. Thigpen of Mont
gomery. State superintendent Of in
surance, has been summoned to ap-
pear Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
Foreign Service Promotions.

Norman Armour OF New Jersey,
counselor of the United States EN-.
bassy at Toxic, Japan, and Claude /
Dawson of South Carolina. consul gen
eral at Rio de Janeiro, have been pro.
NOTED from the $4,000 to 50 900 grade
and Clarence j. Spiker of the District
of Columbia, consul at Shanghai, from
the $4,000 to the $1,000 grade in the
United States foreign service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
PRINCESS, 81, TO WED.
Ex-Kaiser's Sister Announces En-
gagement to Student, 81.

BONN, Germany, October IL Dr.
Cupid's darts have pierced the heart
OF ex-Kaiser Williams 61-year-old
sister, the Princess Victoria Zu
Schaumberg.Lippe. She has announc.
ed her engagement to Dvorjanin
Alexander Subkoff, Russian student
at Bonn University. who is 81 years
her junior. Subkoff is said to be a
member Of an aristrocratic Russian
family.
Frederick Amelia Wilhelmina Vic.
toria was born at the new palace
near Potsdam April II, 1866, and was
married TO Prince Adolph Zu Schaum.
berg-Lippe in Berlin when she was "a.
The prince died in July. 1915. They
had ne children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
q. S. Consuls Transferred.

Charles L. Hoover of Missouri, Unit
ed States consul general at Batavia,
has been transferred to duty at Am.
sterdam; Lawrence Higgins of Massa
chusetts, vice consul. at the State De.
partment, has been ordered to Mexico
city for duty. and William i. Beaulac
OF Rhode Island. consul at africa, has
been commissioned third secretary Of
legation at Port au Prince. Haiti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
Recipe 200 Years
Old Wins Prize;
Royal Favorite
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, October ia
recipe Of the English royal house
hold for the making Of bread pud-
ding, said to have been treasured
in the family of Mrs. Rose E. Brun-
ner of New York for 200 years, won
her prize of 800 in culinary
contest at the Exposition of WON.
ems Arts and Industries, which
closed Saturday. Mrs. Drummer said
that the recipe had furnished Queen
Anne with a rich dish on days
when there were no royal guests.
ingredients of the pudding in
cluded a quart of cream, a blade or
two of mace, eight cloves, CHINA
mon, bread crusts, six eggs and
butter, topped OFF by hard sauce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
REVIEW OF CASE DENIED.
Law for Sterilization of Feeble
minded Upheld by Court.

The Supreme Courts decision sus-
tanning the Virginia law for the ster-
ilization of the feeble-minded as raised
in case brought by Carrie Buck will
not be reviewed, the court announced
yesterday.
1t was contended by her counsel
that the statute was not valid exer-
else of a police power of the State;
that great harm to the public would
result from its enforcement, and that
the decision sustaining it was incon-
sistent with former rulings of the
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
Fire Squad Saves
Man Thought Dead
In Electric Shock
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, October II.
Apparently dead from the effects
of an electric shock, William G..
Stillwell, 20, was revived by mem
bers Of the life-saying squad Of
the Cincinnati Fire Department.
StiIIwell was removed to a hospital,
where physicians reported he would
recover. The firemen, summoned
to station of the Union Gas &
Electric Co., found Stillwell to all
appearances lifeless. His heart
had stopped, they. reported. BY
means of counter shocks treatment
and use of inhalators the firemen
gradually brought the victims
heart into action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
Paris Has Safety Car Doors.

Underground railways of Paris are
installing safety doors in their cars,
and it win be impossible for trains to
start until they are closed. No signal
to start will be given by the guard: he
viii simply press button. Unless
everything is in readiness the electric
motors will refuse to respond to the
starting handle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
WOULD BOOST LAUNDRIES.
Move Made for Creating National
Standard Of Practices.

CHICAGO, October IL GA
movement for national certification Of
laundries through a code of standard
laundry practices should be developed
by the industry, w. G.. Conover, Phil
adelphia, told $500 members of the
Laundry Owners National Associa-
ton, holding their forty-fourth annual
convention here yesterday.
The industry! Mr.. Conover said, now
handles 250, 100000 bundles of laun-
dry a year, and he said the business
would be doubled by 1880 as the re-
cult Of q S6,000,OO0 national advertising
campaign 70 be considered at the meet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
BREWER is MISSING.
Police Suspect Foul Play in Ward
Disappearance.

CHICAGO, October II OP).-James
Ward, wealthy Joliet brewer, has
been missing since Sunday under cir
cumstances which, have suggested to
police that he may have been kid
mapped for ransom or taken for a
ride"
Wards car was found block from
his home. On the seat was cotton
lint, which, police think, may have
been from a chloroform gag.
A Chicago Heights brewery in
which Ward was interested was
closed recently by Federal order.
The Washington times., 1927-12-02
MAUD CRlJN|
ON COURT

Maud Crum, successful football
coach, will try his hand as instructor
of the George Washington basket
ball team this season. He Is ex-
peted to be quite as successful on
the court as on the gridiron, and
it is not thought that Jimmy
Lemon, former Central High and
Princeton player, will be missed,
Fourteen games have been SEIZED
uled for the Colonials this season
as follows:
December 81, Bridgewater College.
here; January 4. Gallaudet, at g.
w. gym; z. Navy, at Annapolis.
Nd; IL, Hampden.Sidney, at Hamp-
den.Sidney; Is, Virginia Medical Col.
lege, at Richmond, Va; IA. William
ana Mary, at Williamsburg, Va; 81,
Catholic u, at G. U.
February 2, Roanoke College,
here: 4, Wake Forest, here; 8. Vir-
Hampden-S Sidney. here; Is, st. Bona
ventures, here; is, Guilford College,
here.
The C0loniaIs promise to have
A fast team. From last years
squad are GOOdsOn, center; Ais
house, Sapp and BarrOwS, for
wards; Motyka, Lopeman, Carey,
and Perry, guards, and from
the freshmen are Stafford, CEN
ter; Young. forward, and Gray,
guard.
The Fighting Methodists'' of
American University started their
basketball practice yesterday under
the direction of Coach Springston. In
addition to the varsity, the Meth
0dist will have freshman, five bat
ting Washington high, prep and
freshman teams.
Arrangements are now being
made for two games with the
George Washington Colonials. one
with Maryland and one with Gal
laudet. In addition to them the
following games will be played:
January s, Gettysburg College at
Gettysburg; z, High Point College,
at A. u; IS, Catholic University
at A. u: Is, Duquesne University
at A. u; 20, Virginia Medical Col
lege at Richmond; q, High Point
College at High Point; q, Loyola
College at Baltimore.
February /, Catholic University
at c. u; 4, Blue Ridge College
al "A. O.1 IL, 0l. JOIlH SOliSSS
at Annapolis; IA, Duquesne College
at Pittsburgh; II, Loyola College at
A. u; %. Brooklyn Polytechnic at
A. u.
Coach SpringstOn was pleased
with the looks of his squad
yesterday. Captain Jim Birth.
right. in fine shape after the
football campaign, was on hand
and so were ShlOss, Caples,
Elliott and KessIer. They were
with the squad a year ago.
Cristie, another veteran, is en-.
pected to report today.
Harold Scruggs, star of the East.
Orn High eleven in 1926, is likely
candidate as are Fields, from Carl
ton College; Carpenter, from Kan.
sas, and Woodson Birthright, from
Central High.
The Washington times., 1927-12-02

Harry McReynolds, manager, is
arranging the schedule. He is anxi-
GUS to hear from Distrist prep and
high schools. He can be reached
by writing. him at the Benjamin
Franklin University, Transportation
Building.
The Washington times., 1927-12-02
FRANKLIN F TIVE
SFORMED

The Benjamin Franklin Univer-
sity quint, an addition to the prep
school ranks. has called out can
didates. The team will meet prep
schools here and out.of-town. Sox
Harrington is the coach.
Paul Hoddinott, former Central
High basketer, has been selected as
captain. Other players bidding for
positions are Chuck" Stewart,
Frank Goshorn, Alvin Kraft, Her
bert Miles, Eugene Scribner, Or
lando Deland, George Cook, Bill
Williams, Joe Mensh and I. KATE.
Many OF the players are from
District high schools. Katz and
HOddinOtt were at Central;
Kraft and Scribner at Business:
Miles at Eastern; GOshOrn is
from Berean Prep: Stewart from
Michigan, and Cook from Epis-
COpaI High.
The Washington times., 1927-12-02

The ColoniaIs promise to have
q fast team. From last years
squad are Goodson, center; Ais
house, Sapp and BarrOws, for
wards; M0tyka, L0peman, Carey,
and Perry, guards, and from
the freshmen are Stafford, GEN.
ter; Young. forward, and Gray,
guard.
The Washington times., 1927-12-02

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The Washington times., 1927-12-02

Harold Scruggs, star of the East.
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candidate as are Fields, from Carl
ton College; Carpenter, from Kan.
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The Washington times., 1927-12-02

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
ocEANToL = OCEANIC.

"A Metro Goldwyn Mayer Stu
dio hatalmas tizenot-szinpados
miterme bizony nagyon csendes
mostanaban. Egyetlen egy szin-
padon dolgoznak az evnek ebben
a szakaban, amikor mInden szin-
padon ejjel-nappal kellene, hogy
folyjon munka legllagyobb
iitemben.
Megallt a studio; Mem csak az
tortent, hogy kiszelesitettek a
Metro Goldyyn Mayer ! Studi6t
az Atlanti oceantd a Esendes
6ceanig es az osszes kompamiak
mind kiils6 felv6tele'ket keszite-
mex a filmek szamara. Icy:
Marion Davis, aki "The FAN
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szerepet jatsza Berkeley egyete
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
Az amerikai szobras zat
megnduas nehezsege Hires amerkai szobraszok s muve
A szobrasznok hazaja.

Amyen konnyedsegge kapott abra amerkai festomve
ugyszovan egytt mott fel nemzee annyra nehezen
ndu zobrasmive aminek elso mertfodove 1S5og vezet
vissza Ma mar gen so 6angu zobraa plasz van
Amerianak akk engeeg eentosegtees mnka keszek ugy
allan es a koz reszere, mint maganosok szamaraa
es6 neh6zsgek 0bb forrab6 cred Mndene eott
ket ke elo6etet meztelen szobor testte zemben
mey anumanyoka antique zobormuveseben Egg
m akhraa6 akaday marvany imporalasanak kosegessege
hosszadaa bban doben ugyanis hires coorado Fer-
georgia. arvany banyak feleds homayaba buroloz
talk v6g a volt k0nnyu megtudn es elsa
jaitan eu6pa mv6szeo ak nehi usagosan igyekezek
tikaiEat napfenyre hozni.
rgebb amekai szobraszok egnagyobb Olaszorzag
sokn vzatertek fuggetenu munkakodtak sa'
lat hazauban Henry Kirk Brown Washing
obanak megmntaz6a amt york; Union squa
ahak Bar szobrot mar 1S56ban elepezek es csak
ovasszobra orszagnak oyan mesteri mun hog
meg ma is legesok koze szamitjak
regebbi szobraszok kemekedo aaka John Quincy Adams
Ward Legkval6bb artoz tobbek kozo Washing
york; Wall Sreeten ahol Washington enok s
ketese ort6n munkaa Henry Ward Beeher po
trea ami brooklyn varoshaza elott all Ward volt az eo
szobrasz eges reeeket ekerun gyekezett e mkapo
a karakter kiemeleset artotta elott
hetvenes evekben obb szobrasz Francaorszagba
mnt tanumayura Eek koze tarozott August SAINT Oauaes
egfonoabb aroznak Shaw Memorial Bostonoah
Lincoln portrata hicago Parkban, Sherman generals
york; Fifth Avenue Mrs Henry Adams sa
feet fgura washington emetoben muveszt
Shaw zobor erdekete hogy IA even kefesz
dogozot RATA ICY sa tobbe kerut nek mint amenny ke-
vee
Az III alamokban sok heytt ahatunk szobrokat
&c eet amelveknek lava resze Daniel Chester French We
XII French nagyszeruen tudJa eletrekeenl me
anek hogy szentmentals lene Elso munaJa MI
mute ami sok mas erdemleges mu kovet
Lincoln emlekmig, de mind orokbecsu munkaK
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tabb vgeztek Icy Joan Are ovasszoprat
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
HA MEM csURRAN-csEPPEN
A polandi fodek igen jo dohanyt
termettek. - Mem hiaba van j6
hire az ottani magyarolnak.

Hat bizony ugy van az ember
mai szaraz vilagban, hogy ha
mem csurran borocska, akkor a
cseppeket sc yeti meg az eanber !!
De nemcsak a torok vigasztalo
esik meg mostanaban mind rit-
kabban. dohany is gyeren akad,
mivel hogy gyonge termes min
denfele!
A polandi magyar testvlreket
szandekoltam mogtisztelni bocs-
t0s otthonukban egy kis dohany
erenyaban Csatl6s komam rigon
m0gigerte, hogy ebbeli szande-
komban szivses keszseggel kise-
git. Hozza eranyoztam tehat uta-
mat elsosorban. Az 8 szives kal-
jauzolasa mellett vagtunk neki
magyar farmer testvireknek. u
tunkban els6nek Lesnyanszky Mi
haly haza tajat ejtettiik, gazd-
uram azonban valamerre masfeli
boklaszott, ICY csak kedves fele-
seget tanultuk hon. Air mem
volt baj, a derek miszisz mem is
kerdezte, hogy mir futt ere a
szel benniinket, negy dohanyle-
velket adott at nekiink szives
szeretettel.
Lesnyanszky JOSEF uramnal
tartottuk a masodik stacionkat.
No hat mondhatom, elallt SEE
mem-szam (pedig az utobbi eleg
akkuratosan nagy) pompas ter
mis-, nagyszerii gazdasag. Olyan
farma ez kerem, hogy ennek par
jat. csak odahaza tanali meg az
emb0r fla. A derek gazduram
vegig csudaltatott am mi velilnk
mindeneket. De v0t is nit Amint
meg betertiink, a ragyogo hazba,
hat gazduram kedves eleteparja
man hozta is a nekem jarulo do
hanykakat.
Mivel azonban abbol. hogy az
ember szemit klneA mem lgen
el meg, hat egy hazzal tovabb all.
tunk. Demeny Ferenczeknel tar
| tottuk a k0vetkez0 staciot. Kiild
te is gazduram a feleseget, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
TIZENNEGY CIGANY MARADT
A CsATA sZINHELYEN.

Badacsonytomaj mellett, cser
haiti ciganytanyan tobb cigany-
csalad lakik. Az egyik csaladfo,
Kolompar Gyorgy, csak a minap
erkezett haza a sopron-kohidal
fegyhazb6l, ahol ket esztendot
tilt. Kolompar Gyorgy hazaterese
utan AIT kezdte kltatni, hogy XII
arulta be ct a csend0r0knek, inert
lie akart szamolni az aruloval.
Csakhamar beafultak neki, hogy
Kolompar Tuba volt az arul6.
Kobmpar Gyorgy felesegevel es
ct feln0tt gyermekevel fejszevel
es vasvillaval varta haza Kolom-
par Tubat. De Tubaek Sc voltak
restek hasonlokepen felfegyver.
keztek. Az erd0 alatt aztan meg.
tortent a ciganyutk0zet. Tizen-
egy cigany verbefagyva maradt
kiizdoteren. A kozsegbeliek sze
kereken szallitottak be oket a
tapolcai k0zkorhazba. Kolompa1
Tuba es anyja azonban mar a
szekeren haldoklott. Kolompa1
Gyorgyot a cendorok elfogtak.