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Evening star., 1927-09-19
WILL DISCUSS "Y" PLANS.
Board of Managers to Meet Tonight
to Map Program.

Fall and Winter activities of the
Young Mems Christian Association
will be discussed at a meeting of the
board of managers Of the associa-
tion tonight at s o'clock in the as
sembly hall at Y. NJ. c. A. headquar-
ters, 1886 G street.
William Knowles Cooper. general
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A., who
recently returned from study trip
to Europe, may be called upon to
give an account of his tour Various
organization matters will be consid.
cred. Hugh A. Thrift, president Of
the association, will preside.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
CHARLES R. MILLER
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Heart Attack Is Fatal to Father
of Former Alien Property Gus
todian During Holiday.
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated freSs.
CLEMENTON, N. J., September
19.-Charles r. Miller, former Gov.
ernor of Delaware and father of Col.
Thomas W. Miller, former alien prop.
erty custodian, died of heart attack
yesterday at the home of Col. Joseph
M. Baker. close friend, at Pine Val
ley. near here. Mr.. Miller was
stricken while trimming evergreens on
the Baker estate, where he was spend
ing the week end, and died a few
minutes later despite the efforts of
DR.. Judson Deland, who was also a
guest at the Baker home
The former governor was SO. He
was apparently in good health when
he left Wilmington Saturday. Dr.
Deland said death was caused by dila-
tion of the heart, probably due to over
eXertion.
Mr.. Miller served as governor from
1913 to 1917. He had also served as
the Delaware member of the national
Republican congressional committee.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
OLD TESTAMENT TRANSLATED.
EMBODYING NEW PTIRASEOLOGY
Portion of Genesis Transformed Into
Poetry-Changes in Original Text.
Adam Greeting to Eve Sample.

Family Troubles, - "Job's Interview
With the Lord Prophecy on the
Drought" THE Categorical 1mpera-
tive," are some of them.
Change in Paragraplling.
Verse numbers such as were used
in the older tranSlationS are carried
in the margin. but the text is pata-
graDhed only at the conclusion of
each thought or group of sentences.
Prof Smith explained that She
translation seeks to be American lin
the sense that the writings of Lin
coin, Roosevelt and Wilson are Ameri-
can" The language of the transla-
ton, he emphasized, cannot be al
lowed to fall to the level of the street,
because the content of the Old Tesla
ment is on a high literary plane"
Evening star., 1927-09-19
ELFiE FAY is DEAD.
End Comes at Hollywood Home of
Once Vivacious Actress.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD. Calf, September 10.
Ellie Fay. AZ years old, once a vivaci-
Gus actress of the musical comedy
stages of Boston and New York, is
dead at her home here.
Miss Fay began her stage career
as girl and made her first success
in "Mamselle 'Awkins' in Boston.
Later she appeared in such plays of
her day as 1.-The Belle of New York -
1.-THE Southerners" and 1.-THE Belle of
Avenue A." In 1921 she married
Samuel Bremen. Pittsburg Steel
magnate. who died three months after
the wedding.
In recent years she had played
occasional parts in the films.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
KILLS CHILD AND SELF.
Woman Apparently Dementee
Principal in Family Tragedy.

WASHINGTON, Pa, September 10
PD.-Apparently demented, Mrs. Mary
Buskardish, 39 shot and fatally
wounded her 5-months-old daughter
Anna and then killed herself at their
home near Bentleysville early yester-
day.
The child, shot through the. abdo-
men, died a few hours after she had
been taken to a hospital and Mrs.
Buskardsh herself succumbed to
wounds of the abdomen and throat
yesterday afternoon.
Police said they had learned no
motive for the shooting.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
RICHES SEEN FOR DENNY.
But Actors Father Had Bad Opin
ion of His Ability.

LONDON.-Reginald Denny, movie
favorite. and an Englishman, gives
evidence in the debate over the ques.
ton of the English sense of humor.
II came from an old family of
actors" said Denny recently at a
luncheon given IN his honor in Lon
don. where he was visiting.
MY father once said to me. All
great actors die penniless. / shall die
penniless. You, my boy, will die a
rich man. ] have, seen you act. "
Evening star., 1927-09-19
STUDY OF TARIFF
ABROAD GIVEN 0. K.
Commissioner Brossard Says
Europe Regards Research
Work as of High Quality.

Europe regards the Investigations
of the Tariff Commission as careful,
scientific research work of high
quality and standard" Commissioner
Edgar A. Brossard declared yesterday
upon his return from an official trip
to IL principal countries abroad.
Mr.. Brossard made no reference
to the recent objection by Argentina
to representative of the commission
visiting that country for investigation
work. He did say, however, that Ger
tain domestic newspaper articles ap-
pearing early in the year indicated
that the work of the Tariff Commits
sion was in bad repute in Europe"
Finds Report Untrue.
"This, was happy to find, was not
the situation" he declared. "Quite
the contrary is true. y The gov
ernment officials and industrialists in
countries affected by changes in rates
of duty resulting from Investigations
by the commissions under section 315
and by proclamation of the President
have accepted as accurate the costs
of production and other data pre-
sented in the published reports of the
commission.
Views of Officials.
"I talked with a number of Euro
pean government officials, economists
and others who would like to have the
United States tariff rates lowered,
but there were none Of them who did
not think that the present tariff
policy of adjusting the rates to equal
ize domestic and foreign competition
in the markets of the United States
liberal and fair policy for a protec-
zionist country
Mr.. Brossard said that European
industry and economic organization
has recovered so completely from the
war that, in his opinion, the United
States must prepare for the keenest
competition in history.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
LORENZ D. BROWN DIES.
Goodrich Co. Vice President Vic.
... tim of Heart Disease.

AKRON, Ohio. September 10 P.-
Lorenz d. Brown. SO. vice president
and treasurer of the B. F. Goodrich
Co., died of heart disease on a train
between Buffalo and Rochester. N. Y,
Saturday night, officials Of the COM
pany were informed today. Mr.. Brown
was on his way to New York City.
He was an honorary pallbearer last
week at the funeral here of Bertram
G.. Work, president of the Goodrich
Co., who died in Switzerland.
Mr.. Brown had been connected with
the Goodrich Co. since 1917. He is
survived by three children.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
Wife Asks Limited Divorce.

A limited divorce is sought in suit
filed in the District Supreme Court
today against Young l.. Frasier by
Minnie NJ. Frasier of 12S E street The
wife also asks the court for a restrain.
ing order to prevent her husband from
molesting her. Mrs. F'rasier tells the
court that her husband is cruel to her.
The couple were married in 1920.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
Coolidge Invited to Speak.

An invitation to speak at a meeting
Of Odd Fellows of Maryland in Balti-
more November % was extended to
President Coolidge today by Dr. A. G.
Tienmeyer and w. A. Jones, grand
master and grand secretary, re-
spectively. of the Maryland organiza-
ton. The invitation was taken under
consideration.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
Two Officers Retired.

Chaplain John F. Chenoweth, re-
Gently stationed at Fort Mcdowell,
Calf. and Warrant Officer Otto II.
Rathke of Rosebank, Long Island,
N. Y, have been transferred to the
retired list of the Army on account
of disabilities incident to the service.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
Admits He Was Not Robbed

After he had been questioned by
the police George w. Sullivan. 1920
wisconsin avenue. yesterday with
drew report that he had been held
up and robbed of $3.50 by bandits
at Thirty-third and Q streets. De-
tectives who cross-eXamined sullivan
said he admitted he had spent the
money. - --- .
Evening star., 1927-09-19

Barrel-shaped boats, locked by
vacuum, will save men entrapped in
submarines. declares the inventor, an
Italian-American.
Evening star., 1927-12-04

A gift that is sure to meet
with their approval. Some
thing useful as we'll as ap-
propriate. A full complete
stock from which to select.
Each and every one is guar
anteed.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
SUCCESSOR TO DUSE
REPORTS TO MUSS0LINI
Emma Grammatica Telegraphs
News of Nightly Triumphs
to Dictator,
Correspondence of the Associated Press

Correspondence of the Associated Press
BERLIN.-Emma Grammatica. sue.
cessor to the immortal Duse. tele-
graphed the news of her nightly
triumphs to Mussolini during her re-
cent performances here.
I'VE have no nationally subsidized
theater in Italy" the actress ex-
planned. but Signor Mussolini is in.
tensely interested in our theater. In
my case, it has become the rule to
wire him of the reception | receive
on all my foreign tours.
Il was bit nervous awaiting my
first Berlin appearance. for the Ger.
man capital. | was told. is harsh
critic" she added
The local critics were unanimous in
proclaiming the talents of Emma
Grammatica. They found her es.
pecially convincing in Barrie's THE
Old Lady Shows Her Medals" E
THE Italian theater has remained
unintiuenced, in the main. by Ger
man expressionism." Nine. Gram.
nlatica remarked. I'VE have stuck to
naturalism on the stage. and ! have
achieved my greatest success as a
naturalstic actress in the plays of
lbsen, Hauptmann. Sudermann and
Shaw"
Evening star., 1927-12-04
Civilian Army News

active in instruction, particularly OF
the conference type. I'D IncfeaSlht
the responsibility of commanding OF
ficers of Regular Army units for the
instruction of Reserve officers assign
ed to their units tel Increasing the
requirements for inspection and check
Of the progress made in Reserve train
ing. and ~ in the selection of units
and individuals for aCtive-duty train
ing. preference will be given to those
who have completed the prescribed in
activeduty training.
Washington Reserve officers belong
ing TO the 3l3th Field Artillery, Col.
Leroy w. Heron commanding. will
meet at Fort Myer, Va, today at >
a I'M. for instruction in equitation
under the direction of Maj, w. r.
Woodward, r. A. adjutant at local
Reserve headquarters. Next Sunday,
December II, local Cavalry Reserve
officers will meet at Fort Myer at 10
O'Clock. for instruction in equitatiou
under Mai r. l.. Gaugler. Q. D..
assistant executive officer at head
quarters. Tomorrow evening mem
bers of the 42Stl Infantry will hold
a conference at headquarters under
the supervision of Maj Albert $. j.
tucker, infantry. lne SUBJECT Oh WHICH
will be the assault battalion in attack
On Tuesday evening this same subject
will be taken up by the 320th Infantry
under Mais. r. +. Lemly and Tucker
This assembly will include a confer
ence and sand table problems. The
306th Cavalry will meet next Wednes
day evening at local Reserve head
quarters under the direction of Maj
Gaugler. Due to the retirement of
Maj Gen Mason NJ. Patrick, chief
OF Air Corps. on December IS, the
program FOR Air Corps Reserve Off
GERS residing in Washington has been
changed from that date to December
20. The S0th Division staff confer
encc, which was to have been held on
Thursday evening. December s, has
been postponed TO December 16. The
meeting will be held at Reserve head.
quarters
Evening star., 1927-12-04
FRANCE TRYING TO FIX
PRICES FOR BUTCHERS
Previous Efforts in This Direction
Have Been Unsuccessful Be-
cause of Shop Waste.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
PARIS.-Official price-fiXing for
butchers is again being attempted
here to bring down the cost of living
Shortly after the wartime boom of
1920 there was "a great outcry against
meat prices and there were many
prosecutions for violations of official
price lists.
Bakers all over France have had
bread prices fixed for them by official
commissions, with wheat quotations
as the basis.
Butchers have proved more difficult
to handle. Their resistance to argu
ment by a special city commission
caused the government which shares
largely in governing Paris. to approve
drastic methods. Premier Poincare
and the cabinet adopted a plan to
make obligatory a scale of prices to be
drafted weekly by the city. These
prices are required to be posted, just
az every restaurant must post its
menu with prices.
Much of the expense of French
!, butchers is attributed to waste in not
having proper refrigeration and the
! disproportiOnate amount of overhead
expense because of the large number
of small butcher shops.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
Christmas Suggestions

Beautiful designs, colorings and hand deco
rations. Sprays the perfume in the dainties
most convenient way imaginable. Any one o
them will be an ornament to the dressing table
Evening star., 1927-12-04

A new policy governing the selec-
tion of Reserve flying officers for eX
tended active duty with units of the
Regular Army Air Corps has just
been announced by Mai, Gen. LutZ
Wahl, the adiutant general Of the
Army, No doubt there will he some
Washington Air Corps Reserve Off
GERS who will desire this extended
active duty training with the Regular
air units. but before sending in their
Evening star., 1927-12-04
WOMAN HEADS P. 0. BODY
Mrs. True Of Pittsburg, Kans.. Pre-.
sides over Postmasters.
,ndence OF the Associated Pres.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
PITTSBURG, kans. ~ Whenever
postmasters of Kansas hold a conven.
ton, they prefer to be called to order
by a postmistress. That's why they
recently reelected Mrs. Minnie &.
True of Pittsburg president of their
State association.
Mrs. True was the first woman to
become the head of q post Office of
the fist class.
More than Sl000.000 in panama
hats were sent from Ecuador in the
past year
Evening star., 1927-12-04

bppilCHtipIlS the J
should first ascer
tain if they car
comply With the
following genera
restrictions thai
will govern in the
selection of appli
cants for favorable
r @ conlmentlation
They are: ca Ap
plicantS must have
been found phNsi
cally qu; lifted fol
flying by a flight
surgeon within SiA
months preceding
the beginning date
of the active duty
period requested
Evening star., 1927-12-04

English morocco, calf hide
and pin seal from which to Sc
lect. Three compartments and
Identification card. A splen-
did gift for men.
Evening star., 1927-12-24
BIBLE READERS LEAGUE
REPORTS ON PROGRESS
"Twenty-Feature Program" Re.
Gently Presented Before
Woman's Society.

Reports Of the progress ~ 'hs
work Of the Community Bible Read
ers' League we're given AZ meeting
Of the executive board held This wax
AT TN" headquarters in the Mis-
Building. with Mrs. Louis Harri.rz
E:srll. The president. presiding.
r. was announced the "twen'r-
feature program was presented r.
Gently before the Womans Society
OF the National Baptist MAmor:al
Church. The speakers We're Mrs.
Earll. DR. William J. Seelye. Eugene
\. ScheeIe and L. T. CARRIER. The
work of the Bible-reading centars was
reported as having been gratifying.
receiving cooperation from man
i, was decided the relay Bin'e-
reading centers used especially a.
Christmas time will no, be stressed
this year. but az who are willing -
do 50 are requested tn Join in read.r-
aloud or in concert with others. either
in family or rci-hborhood group or
in some public place. the story u
the life Of Christ On Christmas GaF.
To enhance the value of the readir-
it is suggested that the day be
divided into four portions. a. vs.
often done in Christ's time on earth.
and likewise the book of Mark !n15r
Tour portions mus reading canpt-rS
I. >. ,. during the first portion Hf
the day Is To 9 o'Clockl chapters
:. s. :. during the second portion "t
the day - 10 u o'clockl. chapters 3.
10. II. u some time during the third
portion Of the dav G2 i0 ; o'clocsi.
and chapters Is. u. Is ls AT some
time during the fourth portion Of the
day - tn o'CicCkl.
The NEXT quarterly conference Sas-
SionS viii be held January Is. y. IA.
at in.3o q m. $50 pm and ; pm.
respectively. al the headquarters.
Evening star., 1927-12-24
EXPERTS SEE FAKE
IN GL0zEL FOSSILS
Supposed Field of NeoIithic
Remains Believed "PIanted,"
but View Is ASSaiIed.

BY tho Associated Press.
PARIS. December 81 - The an.
nouncement of the committee of ex-
perts that the Glozel remains were
planted" by practical joker seems
to have given the controversy over the
supposed Neoithc find new lease
on life.
The committee after investigating
for several months found that the re-
mains of bones and utensils were
"salied" about the middle of the nine.
teenth century.
The opponents cf this view point
OUT that the report fails 10 explain
how. why on by whom this extraordi-
nary collection of more than 3.0eo oh
jects was fabricated and planted in
the fields near Nichy.
The principal champion Of those
who regard the find as genuine. Sal
omon Eeinach. paleoutologist. fired
tn. first shot Of counter attack in a
llrief and CauStic statement today. He
likened the committee of experts 10
the Roman inquisitors who con-
cicmned Calico observing that the OK
Irerts share with the Romans the
only immortality they will reach
that of ridiculc'
Both Reinach and DIR. Morlet. the
fist scientist Ia dig at Glozel. claim
that the report of the experts has al
ready received a deadly blow by tbs
analysis OF the Portuguese savant
Prof. McndcS Correas of Oporto. This
appears To csta hlish beyond doubt the
fossil nature of tho GloZel bones. The
analysis has just been completed and
its conclusions were not known tn the
committee chosen by the lnternation-
a. Acknowledged Congress 10 inveS-
tirate when that committee WAS pre-
rariuc it's Tpp0T;
Evening star., 1927-12-24
SPECIAL PROGRAM
FOR DAY
New York Avenue Presbyte-
rian Services Announced
for Tomorrow.

Special Christmas services VIII NC
observed Mt the New York Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN church. Two Christmas
services will he held tomorrow at II
a IN. and n: s pm. BESIDES these tW"
services n Christmas day program Will
he observed in the Sunday school at
9:45 am.
The morning service will he ut II
o'clock when Rev. j. 4. Sizo" will
preach on the theme, Gods christ.
mas Message" He will preach At
night on DAYS i'm Bethlehem the
Birthplace Of tho King"
The young people nf the church oh
serve a special Christmas candlemas
service tomorrow at Gas o'clock.
A watch night service will be held
December 81 at II O'Clock. nr. Sizoo
will have charge of this service and
will speak on The Meaning of tho
End"
During this Christmas week the
church will he omen daily for prayer
and meditation from . until $50
clock
Evening star., 1927-12-24
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
FOR CALVARY BAPTIST
Rev. Mr.. Abernethy to Speak on
messiah Will Come" at
Morning Services.

Rev. W. s. Aberncthv will preach
tomorrow morning at Calvary Baptist
church on the subject Messiah VIII
Come being the fourth in The series
on THE World in Isaiah's Day" At
\ O'Clock he will preach on the subject
The Difference Between Be. and
A.D."
Junior church at II o'clock I'm the
senior room in charge Of Rev. III. J.
Councillor
Miss Sadie DOYLE will lead the meet.
ing of the Christian Endeavar Society
Tuesday evening nj 3 o'clock. What
Does Christmas Mean Ia the World""
is the subject.
Tuesday evening AZ 8 o'clock in the
church auditorium will he held the
annual Christmas cclehrn ton of the
Sunday school which will take the
form of christmas music festival,
The deaf department will hold its
annual Christmas party at the church
Friday evening at 80 o'clock. Mrs.
y. u. Bryant ia in charge of arrange
menis. The primary department holds
lis party Thursday afternoon from
> 10 ! o'clock. and the cradle roll and
beginners Friday afternoon from
Ia O'Clock.
Evening star., 1927-12-24
Sunday School Lesson
Inkc 2:1-20

shepherds by proClaiming GLORY to
God in the highest and on earth
peace among men of good will In
the gift Of the Christ to men rests
not only their hope Of salvation, but
their only foundation for peace among
men. No peace can he established
among men and nations that is last
Ing and permanent except one built
upon good will, that results from
individuals accepting the salvation
Jesus brought to men.
Seeking the Saviour.
The shepherds did not understand
the message Of the angel or the
meaning of the angelic chorus. but
they Immediately proved their faith
in the same by seeking in Bethlehem
the Babe wrapped in swaddlinc
clothes and lying in manGer. They
left their business in an effort to
find the Saviour. Guided by the direc-'
tions that had been given to them.
the shepherds searched the city of
David until they reached the old home
Of Jesse, whore David had been
annointed King. where they found the
Babe in the mancer Of the inn.
The shepherds found Christ by
searching for Him. Christmas will
not have its message for us until
we. following the example OF the
shepherds. seek to find our Saviour.
If we find him. and we can easily
do II IL we search for the Saviour in
q spirit OF repentance and faith that
will open our hearts To receive Him,
we viii soon find that lie must be
formed in us 50 that We can reveal
Him to men by our life nf love and
labor to hasten the coming OF His
kingdom among men.
We cannot he silent about the
Sa viour or Indifferent tn lis wishes.
will and work IL We have found our
Lord We viii not find Him in the
mancer, for the Babe. Born in
Hethlehem's stable. is the Lord ~
Lords and King of Kings. lie calls
us 10 join in singing the song Of
the angels by proclaimiug among
men the glad news. that there WAS
born for them in Rethlehem's man
ger centuries ago ~ Saviour who II
Christ the Lord" The one hope for
this disturbed and distracted world
is found In their accepting the
miraculous gift vi Gods love aud he
coming men and women of good will
in whom God will he well pleased.
Although Christ was born centuries
ago In Bethlehem's manger. tho great
iov Of Christmas is not ours until
He Is born again in our lives.
Evening star., 1927-12-24
DR.. TAYLOR TO PREACH
SERMON ON CHRISTMAS
Central Church Pastor Announces
Schedule of Services for
Tomorrow.

Al the central Presbyterian church
the pastor. DR. James II, TAYLOR. will
preach a christmas sermon tomorrow
morning. \ special Christmas service
will he held by the Westminster
League at ; pm. and joint meeting
of the Young people Of the church will
be held at { O'Clock, to which the con-
ero~ation is invited.
The Sunday school has Just had It's
annual Christmas giving service. and
christmas boxes have been sent 10
the mountain schools at stuart,
ClaudVillc. Blue Ridge Academy and
Grundy, all in Virginia: and to the
Lynrhhurg Orphans Home. as we'll Rs
to Central Union Mission and the Sal
walton Army In addition there was
Il large gift of money to be distributed
among these schools.
The social hour for Young people
tomorrow afternoon will he especially
for those who have returned home
from college for the Christmas season.
Evening star., 1927-12-24
"JOY" PASTORS SUBJECT
AT BAPTIST MEMORIAL
Christmas Carol Service and Ser
mon on Praise" to Feature
Evening Program.

At the National Baptist Memorial
Church tomorrow morning the pastor
Rev. DIR. Cove G.. Johnson. will preach
upon joy" In the evening there
will he a Christmas carol service
with n short sermon on Praise"
There Will be the New Year COW
enant meeting Thursday evening.
The Bible lecture course by Prof.
". q. Carver Of Louisville TheoloGi.
cal Seminary will take place January
3 to &. Dr. Carver's general theme
will be. "iiow the New Testament
Came to BE Written"
January - to 20 will mark the
period for tho home visitation
evangelism week.
The white Gift program nf the Bible
school will u" given tomorrow morn
ing ut $50 o'clock.
Parents night of Troop - will he
celebrated next Friday evening with
sft.fcial program.