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Evening star., 1927-10-25

dino has only about 100 soldiers. but
his knowledge Of the wild. mountain.
GUS country enables him to throw off
pursuers, which include Marines. The
rainy season at present hampers the
work Of apprehending the bandit. but
Gen. Moncada anticipates Sandino
will be captured in January or Feb
ruary.
President Diaz, under the Moncada.
Stimson agreement, has no regular
army but the national constabulary,
Gen. Moncada said. A primary elec-
ton will be held in January and a
liberal convention, to be held about
April. will count the votes and certify
them, the general explained.
II do not want any understanding
| with Chamorro," Gen. Moncada as.
| serted, las Chamorro is responsible
Evening star., 1927-10-25
MANAGERS ADOPT
CARNIVAL PLANS
Committees Named for Com
munity Fest November rs
in Southeast Washington.

The committee arranging for the
Southeast community carnival to be
held Friday, November 25, met at the
call Of Mrs. M. w. Davis, community
secretary of the Southeast Community
Center, in the Hine Building, Seventh
and c streets southeast, last night and
arranged plans. The carnival will be
held in the Southeast center.
subcommittee appointed include:
Vaudeville, Mrs. Helen w. Zellers,
dramatic director of the Southeast
Center, chairman; refreshments, Mrs.
Howard Z. Wilson, president of the
Hine Junior ParentTeacher Associa-
ton, and Mrs. w. Curtis Draper, in
charge Of lunchroom, chairmen; ex-
hibits, Charles H. Jenkins, president
of the Southeast Business Mems AS
sociation, chairman; dance committee.
in charge of Mrs. John Fl. Virnstein;
checking, Miss Grace Moran, secre-
tary of the dancing classes of the
Southeast Community Center; grab
bags, Mrs. E. e. Bull of the Hine
Junior High Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton; decorations, Harold Snyder of
the community center department;
publicity, Charles II. Jenkins. Charles
A. Everetts and Mrs. M. w. Davis.
htCeItIOH SOIiiiltHttCC.
The reception committee will con-
sist of members of the Southeast Citi'
Zens' Association and the Lincoln
Park Citizens Association.
The treasurers of the carnival will
be selected from the Lincoln Park
Citizens Association, the Southeast
Citizens Association and the South
east Business Mems Association.
Comedy features of the carnival
were discussed and planned. Among
other features will be parade of old
fashioned costumes with prizes for
the most beautiful and the funniest. A
parade of clowns with appropriate
prizes was also discussed.
Cooperating Bodies Listed.
Representatives from cooperating
bodies were present. These include
the Southeast Citizens Association
the Southeast Business Mems Associa-
ton. the Lincoln Park Citizens Asso
citation, the fifth precinct police. the
fire prevention department. the In.
structive Visiting Nurses Society
Casualty Hospital, Friendship House
Child Hygiene Association. Boy
Scouts, Improved Order of Red Men
and the Degree of Pocahontas, the
Southeast Branch of the Public Lii
brary and Parent-Teacher Associations
of the Hine Junior High School, the
LenoX, the Wallach- Towers, the Van
Ness and the Cranch-Tyler.
An invitation is extended to all
Southeast associations or organized
groups that have not yet joined in
this civic and social demonstration to
send representatives to the next car
niva1 committee meeting to be held on
Monday, October 81. at pm, in room
III. Hine Junior High School Building
Evening star., 1927-10-25
GEN. MONCADA IN CAPITAL:
SEES NICARACUAN PEACE
Liberal Leader Denies Visit
to U. S. Is for Political
Reasons.
Favors Election Under Super.
vision of American
Marines.

Two rival aspirants for the presi-
dency of Nicaragua are sojourning
in Washington today, but it Is un.
likely that they will meet. Gen. Jose
Maria Moncada. Liberal party leader.
arrived in the Capital last night and
is registered at the Willard Hotel.
while Gen. Emiiano Chamorro. for
mer President of Nicaragua. is stay
ing at the Mayflower Hotel.
Gen, Moncada, 81 years old, news
paper man, of medium height, with
brown eyes. bald and with gray hair
about the temples, insisted today that
he is not in Washington to obtain per.
mission of the Coolige administra.
ton to be a candidate for the chief
eXecutiveship Of his nation. He EN-.
phasizes that he Is now the only
choice Of his party for that Office and
that he has no specific plans for con.
ferring with Secretary Kellogg. Health
considerations and desire to work
for the good Of his country. he says
have brought him to the United
States.
Works for Country.
81 am here working in favor Of my
country and not in my own persona
interest" the Liberal leader declared
His aide explained that he is in this
country for his health, as he has beer
| working very hard for the last few
years and desired to get away from
the round of politics for a time, as
| he does not face a primary campaign
being without a rival in his own party
Gen. Moncada says that DR.. JuaI
B. Sacasa, former head of the Liberia
party and former vice president o.
| Nicaragua, who opposed Moncada's
making of peace terms with Henry
| l.. Stimson, former Secretary Of War
is still his friend. DR.. Sacasa has re
| tired from politics, the general as
serted, and Is now practicing ply
sician in Guatemala and has asserted
recently that he will not oppose Gen
Moncada for the presidency.
| The Liberal party, the genera
pointed out, is governed by a suprem,
committee, Of which DR.. Sacasa Il
not a member, and this committee i!
country. Gen. Moncada is now it.
president.
| Gen. Moncada favors supervision o
the presidential elections in Nacaraguf
on the first Sunday in October, 1928
| by United States Marines.
II have given my word" he said
''and 1 will fulfill my duty"
COnstabulary Praised.
The organization OF the Nicaraguar
constabulary is the best nationa
guard the country has ever had, in hi.
opinion. In the departments where
the constabulary is functioning. peace
| is established. the general said, excep
| in one of the northern departments ir
the mountainous section of the
country.
Conservatives are fighting with the
bandit Gen. Augusta Sandino, notably
Anastasio Hernandez and Luis Diaz
Gen. Moncada asserted, and Hondurar
| irregular soldiers are also fighting
| side by side with him. Gen. Mon
cada's appraisal of Sandino is thai
"he is a man Of courage, but he has
no ideals" The only connection
Sandino has with the outside worlt
is through Honduras, where he sell:
| his loot through a German com
mercial house at one of the ports, the
general asserted.
Gen. Moncada estimates that San.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
SLIP AWAY TO WED.

John r. Hunter, % years old, a
dancer, and Miss Matilda c. Montero,
% years old, an actress, slipped away
quietly between performance at the
Earle Theater yesterday to the pas
torate of st. Paul's English Lutheran
Church, where they were married by
Rev. John T. Huddle, the pastor.
The marriage climaxed a whirl-
wind courtship of five weeks, it is
said, and the couple intended that the
marriage be a surprise to the troupe.
Instead the tables were turned and
the troupe gave them a surprise party
following last nights performance.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
Found Ore in Minnesota.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, Minn.-French govern.
ment documents two centuries old,
just uncovered in Paris, disclose that
French explorers believed that the
region which is now Minnesota con.
tanned great copper. lead and coal de.
posits. and approximately designated
the area in which the States vast
iron mines now are located.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
Poteet's e1S!H5ss coIRESs
Commercial National Bank Bldg.
I4th & @ SITS. NV: Main 4111
Civil Service Examinations

Prepare now for the junior and senior ste
biography and typewriting examinations. file
clerk and promotion exams: also for book
keeping machine operator and Patent Office
exam in Nov The Civil Service Preparatory
School s.e. cor. 18th and + NV. FIR. 20S0
Evening star., 1927-10-25
Government NIPS
PLOT TO ENTHRONE
CAROL IN RUMANIA
Continued from First Page.)
Carol on Delicate Ground.

this view. Manoilescu has been incar-
cerated in the Jilava military prison.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
PARK SITE SOUGHT.
Cumberland Wants Canal Land for
Athletic Field.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND. Md, October 25.--
Cumberland may have a municipal
athletic park and playground If the
use of the vacant Chesapeake & Ohio
Canal property in tie heart of the
city can be obtained. At a meeting
of the city council yesterday on
motion Of Councilman Joseph T. Grif-
fin Mayor Thomas w. Koon was
asked to confer with the railroad and
canal authorities.
Councilman Griffin said indications
were the canal had been abandoned
with the tearing up of the Consolida-
ton wharf and tracks and that a big
tract in the rear Of Mid-City ball
park had been idle for some years. If
the lease of the ball park could also
be secured and the use of the land
extending to the canal and Western
Maryland Railway bridge connection,
it would make a fine playground, de-
clared Councilman Griffin.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
FALL AGAIN STIRS OIL TRIAL
BY VERBAL TILT WITH COUNSEL

CONTINUED from First Page)
Evening star., 1927-10-25
Court Urges More Speed.

Falls interest in coaching the cross.
examination of the witness on his own
behalf was evident when Hoover had
concluded with Ambrose. After whis.
pering something to his two attor.
neys, Mart B. Thompson and William
e. Leahy. a recess was asked for five
minutes.
When this time elapsed. the court
waited several minutes for Leahy to
appear. His co-counsel then explained
10 the court that as . result Of q con.
Evening star., 1927-10-25


cerated in the Jilava military prison.
Carol on Delicate Ground.
Carol, it is pointed out, Is in a par.
ticularly delicate situation here. as he
knows perfectly well that the French
government would not tolerate any
conspiracy conducted on French soil
against the established government of
a friendly state. He, therefore. Is
thought to have wished to make clear
that he would not return to Rumania
except under perfectly regular condi.
tions when he said: There are so
many ways to call a sovereign when
his return is agreed upon-by a vote
Of Parliament, by a plebiscite and by
an understanding between the par
ties"
The fact that Carol recently com.
pleted the purchase Of q country
house at Belleme, in Normandy, is
considered to strengthen tha view that
he was not yet ready to 81! d!lrn.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-24
BR|LLANTE
session. De
MOCTEZUMA
Sc Efectu6 ell Microbes PasadO
T~ratandOse ImpOrtantf-
simOS ASuntOS

Ell microbes pasado, tuvo lugar la
segunda session de la Sociedad Frater-
nal "Moctezuma" habiendose tratado
en- ella importantes asuntos.
Sc di6 cuenta a los miembros de la
defuncion habida recientemente en-
la ciudad de Morenci, perteneciente a
10 Logia No. IA, de aquel lugar or
denandose la c~olectacion del Funeral
respective, despues de que Sc halla
terminate de hacer igual cosa con ell
anterior, perteneciente a la defunci6n
registrada en- esta ciudad, reciente-
mente.
Despues de terminada la session, Sc
rif6 entire los p%resentes I'm anillo de
orc, con la insignia de la Sociedad,
habiendo salido agraciada una joven-
cita.
Continuose despues con ell bale, ell
cual estuvo sumamente ~concurrido,
pues numerosas senoritas estuvieron
~presentes, asi como jovenes, bailando-
sc hasta la media noche.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-24
CarreraS Entire Los
ObrerOs del S. P.

Los numerosos trabajadores de los
t~alleres del Ferrocarril Sur Pac1fico,
despues de abandonar sus labores, pa
ra tener alguna distraction, o%rganizan
carreras entire ellos mismos, habien-
dose efectuada una ell dfa Fl del pre-
sente, entire un muchacho mexicano de
apellido Oliyas Y otro de color, de
apellido Pe1ny.
La carrefa, que es a ciento cincu-
enta yardaS y a veces mas, estuvo
sumamente ~interesante, seg1n nos in
forman, habiendo triunfado, por POGO
margen, ell corredor Percy.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-24
Ell VERSO SELECTO
LA PALABRA, Ell OBRERO
Y Ell ABA

La palabra
es gentil abracadabra
81 senala d~erroteros de grandeza y de
verdad;
mas que muera en- la garganta,
81 es cual latigo que espanta
O carcome corazones
con polillas de maldad.
Ell obrero
es ell m1sculo de acero
que con golpes de martillo arranca
estrellas
Y ell trabajo
es ell gran ~escarabajo
que a traves de su fealdad
I'm reguero de luceros
va dejando al caminar.
La palabra
debe ser abracadabra
que senale derroteros
de grandeza v libertad.
que estimule a los abreros
(de las Patrias fuerza reaD
v al trabajo 10 enaltezca
encendiendo la gran yesca
la gran yesca del ideal.
Jocobo Ortegaray.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-24
LAS HORROROSAS MATANZAS
SIGUEN COMETIENDOSE EN-
LA CHINA

LONDRES, die. 23.-Mas de 700
hombres. y mujeros comunistas Sc
dice que han muerto asesinados en-
las GALES de Canton, despues de la
derrota de las fuerzas comunistas en-
esa ciudad Y ocupaN ion de la plaza por
fuerzas na~cionalistas, segun despa-
chos que llegan en- csc sentido de
Hongkong.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-24
Manuel r. Grijalva

desea, a las personals que a su vez Sc 10 han de-
seadO a 6, una Feliz Navidad Y I'm AnO NuevO sin
descalabrOs, esperanto que, 81 ell venidero anO va
a ser funest,O 10 sea primerO para OtrOs y despu6s
para ell.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-24
Lorenzo EScamilla F.

desea a sus amigos y e~nemigOs, mil amos de vida,
reservandOse, para 81, mil y unO, para asistir a SUI
entierrO y hacerles una tumba barata Y c6mOda,.
de cementO Y marmOl. Referencias: Juan Sapunar.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-16
ARREST DRIVERS
after ACCIDENT
Police Hold Two Motorists
Whose Autos Collide.

When two autos collided at For
tieth st. and Central Ave. at l a. m.
today, both drivers were arrested.
Henry Akers, 80 Negro, 4045 N.
Meridian ST., injured about the
head and badly cut by flying glass,
was held in city hospital detention
ward on failure to stop at a prefer
entail street charge.
Guy S. Landers, 35, of 1923 Gen.
trail Ave-, driving north on Capitol
Ave-, was not injured, but was
charged with speeding and assault
and battery. Police said his auto
skidded seventy eight feet when he
applied his brakes before hitting
Akers' car. AkerS' auto was knocked
onto the sidewalk at the northwest
corner, three wheels were broken
and the windshield smashed.
Landers and James Wilson, 4139
Boulevard Pl., also riding with him,
said Akers, driving west on Fortieth
ST., failed to stop at Capitol Ave-
Lance Hoffman, 215 N. Capitol
Ave-, was charged with driving while
intoxicated after his auto is alleged
to have struck an auto driven by
w. F. Johnson, Negro, 218 Indiana
Ave-, at that address. The Hoffman
auto ran over the curb and he de-
serted 1t, police said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-16
TWO OFF POLICE FORCE
AFTER ALLEGED PARTY
Frank Row Quits Everett Church
Indefinitely Suspended.

Frank Row Quits Everett Church
Indefinitely Suspended.
One indianapolis patrolman,
Frank Row, resigned and another,
Everett CMose) Church, was in
definitely suspended by Police
Chief Claude F. Johnson, following
an alleged drunken party which
ran amuck in an automobile on the
Wall Rd. west of Clermont,
Wednesday afternoon.
Row has served twenty-one years
on the force. He was a captain
during the Shank administration,
and was on the honor roll for con-
spicuous work during the 1918
flood. Church has served eleven
years as a patrolman. His case will
be reviewed Tuesday by the board
of safety.
Row, Church. owen Sullivan, So,
Of 541s S. Illinois ST., and Rose
Morrison, %, of 451 Massachusetts,
Ave-, are alleged to have met at
Miss Morrisons home and started
out in her automobile mixing drinks
with mileage until the party ended
in a fight near Clermont, where
deputy sheriffs found them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-16
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police
belong to:
Cobarn Motor Car Company, New
Castle, Ind, Chevrolet, M-142e
from New Castle.
Claude P. Martin, 1144 Spanr
Ave-, Chevrolet, 24-693 from Nc
Carly st. and Virginia Ave.
James Conkle, Kokomo, Ind.
Oakland, 567-590 from Kokomo.
Dale Watson, Fountaintown, Ind.
Ford, from Ohio st. and Capitol
Ave.
Leonard Leslie, 430 E. Eleventh
ST., Ford, 1854 from Virginia Ave
and Washington st.
]. E. Cantwell, $50 Lemcke Bldge.
Chevrolet, 563-711 from Massa-
chusetts Ave. and New Jersey st.
Paul Colvin, 101 E. Orange St.
Ford, 11-208 from in front Of resi-
dence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-16
FRANCE SOLVES
NAVY ISSUE TO
APPEASE U. S.
Geneva Delegate to Be In
former Not an OBJ
server, Says Paris.

BIZ UHttcd Press
PARIS, June 15.-French governs
ment officials were confident today.
they had sovled the unpleasant
problem presented them by Presi-
dent Coolidge Naval Limitations
Conference. The solution was be-
lieved to have been effected with
out having offended the United
States or receding from the French
standpoint.
In naming M. Clauzel, French
foreign Office, to represent France
at the conference beginning June
20 at Geneva, the government des-
ignated him "informer" instead of
observer" The designation empha-
sizes the French determination to
refuse to consider reduction in field
OF auxiliary warships, cruisers, and
submarines. Those classes were not
affected by the Washington Naval
Limitations Conference.
Auxiliary warships are considered
by France as indispensable to tx
protection of her extensive coaa =
lines and colonies. 1t is only @ 3
Of courtesy to Coolidge that Fran
will be represented at Geneva. "
Semi-offlcial statements here ii
dicated that France does not exs
pect her position to detract from the
country'S prestige, especially since
Italy has adopted about the same
conference attitude.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-16
Germany Ready to Sign

BERLIN, June 16.-A manifesto
ton by European powers against the
alleged "Reign Of Terror" in Mos
COW may be signed by Germany,
one Of the leading powers having
diplomatic relations with the Soviet.
The newspaper Germania, In
close touch with Chancellor Marx,
discussing French reports Of the
general European manifestation
concerning the alleged Russian
problem, said Wednesday that it
was Absolutely possible that Ger
many will join in manifestation of
protest against the reign of terror
in Moscow"
"This is entirely separate" said
the prominent Catholic newspaper,
"From the question of Russo Ger
man political relations
Expressing the opinion that
France will not break relations with
the Soviet, the newspaper cantin-
ued by saying that Germany, which
was connected with Russia through
the Rapallo treaty, had even less
reason for such precipitate action.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-16
WIDOW CALLED
IN fist DEATH
Dorothy MaCkaye Seized
uIed for Trial Today.

BD United Press
LOS ANGELES, June 16.-Dor-
othy Mackaye, emotional actress,
was to go to trial here today on
charges of having attempted to con
ceal the truth about the death of
her husband, Ray Raymond, musical
comedy star.
The procedure is a sequence to
the trial Of Paul Kelly, screen
juvenile, convicted of manSlaughter
in connection with Raymond's
death.
Miss Mackaye is charged spe-
officially with having conspired with
DR.. Walter Sullivan, Hollywood
physician, to prevent authorities
from learning that Raymond en-
gagged in desperate fist fight with
Kelly before his death.
Sullivan's trial, following his Incl
dent with Miss Mackaye, has been
postponed on the grounds that testi-
mony concerning the relations be-
tween the actress and Kelly might
prejudice a jury against him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-16
IRRIGATION TILT WON
Another U. S. Reclamation
Job to Help Oregon.

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, June 16.-An-
other great Government reclama-
ton project has started with the
announcement of Reclamation Com
missioner Elwood Mead that the
contract for the Vale project j.
oregon has been negotiated.
This contract has been de- i
by refusal Of large land owners to
divide properties at Government
set price. They agreed to Mead's
offer, a 100000 project.
Already in twenty-eight projects
the Government has spent $17o,-
100000 in reclamation construction.
An additional $6O,OOO,OOO is to be
spent.
The Vale project plan for irriga-
ton is to divert water from the
Malheur River at Manorf, Ore, into
a main canal for $4,000 acres.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-16
GUTHRIE URGES
new RELIGION
BASED ON old
New York'S RebeIIious Epis-
copaIian Would Preach
With Church Dances.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-Uni-
versal adoption Of monotheistic
religion, including the best of all
the faiths, is the answer to the
worldwide church problem in the
conviction of the Rev. William
Guthrie, rector of st. Marks
Church, New York.
In a vigorous and brief address
before the Episcopal Church Con-
gress in session here, Guthrie not
only announced his belief that
Christianity has much to assimi-
late from TaoiSm, Buddhism and
other religions termed "heathen-
ish," but warmly defended euryth-
mic dancing instead of the con-
ventional sermon as a means OF
inspiring spiritual uplift.
Started Church Dances
It was Guthrie who innovated
"terpsichorean" services in his
New York church, continuing them
despite the avowed disapproval OF
Bishop William T. Manning OF
New York.
In his address on the subject,
How Can Christianity Satisfy the
Religious Needs of All RacesP
Guthrie declared that the
clergymen themselves are the prin-
cipal obstacles in the way OF car
rying Christianity to non-Christian
people.
Made a 'Mess"
1--WE have made a mess OF things
in the name of Jesus" said Guth-
RE, "by attempting to cram our
conventionalized religion down the
Threats of races whose own relig-
ion contain precious values that
humanity as a whole cannot az
ford to lose. Our problem is to
make religion vital, and to liberal
ize it by including the best OF all
other religions"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-16
KILLER HELD, BELIEF
Stranger Suspect Fugitive
Captured in Canada.

BIZ United Press
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, June I6.-
The suspected stranger, for which
more than 1000 civilians, imported
detectives and local authorities had
been searching all night, was cap-
tured near Killarney, Manitoba, to.
day, according to advices here.
The suspect was arrested yester-
day, but escaped Jail within fifteen
minutes after he was locked up.
The man was located by the posse
during the night, surrounded and
captured this morning.
Colonel Martin, commissioner Of
Manitoba provincial police, Accord
ing to word from Killarney, is con-
vinced that the man arrested is the
stranger" who killed a woman and
a l4-year-old girl here.
The man sought here is believed
the same wanted in a dozen cities
of the United States.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-16
SOVIET RUSSIA
FACES CENSURE
; OF 5 POWERS
Warning That BoIshevistic
Propaganda Must Cease
Is Contemplated.

By United Press
GENEVA, June 16.-A warning to
Soviet Russia that spread of Boil
shevist propaganda throughout Eu-
rope must cease is understood to
be contemplated by the foreign min
listers of England, France, Germany,
Belgium and Italy.
While these representatives of
the powers which signed the Lo-
carno treaties apparently are
pledged to secrecy on the subject,
to prevent giving Russia the i'm
preston that a united front against
that country is being organized, it
is stated on good authority that all
have participated in the discussions
on Russia.
Foreign Ministers Chamberlain,
BRAND, Stresemann, Vandervelde
and Scialoia are said to have con-
sidered the ending of Bolshevist
propaganda.
1t is understood that measures
will be taken shortly to advise the
Soviet informally of the Locarno
ministers common attitude.