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Evening star., 1927-04-08

Some Sc years ago a tousel-headed
youngster known as "Al'' Paris, and
some of his other boyhood friends
decided that they'd have to have a
club and set up the X. F. r. Society.
The name naturally was a sacred
secret. A regular constitution and
bylaws was adopted. A two-pound
badge or insignia of membership was
designed. A shed was appointed the
meeting place.
Wednesday night the X. F. r. Society
still lived. Thriving in the memories,
lives and activities of boys who now
tread quarter-decks of battleships and
hold posts of command in regiments,
the forum of court rooms and the
laboratories of surgeons, the pulpit
and the bankers desk the club called
the roll and 20 members responded.
Only nine were present at the meet
ing at the Arts Club. But II answered
the summons to the meeting with a
message of greeting. There was mere
ly this little notation Of the meeting
as a mater of record.
True intheir fidelity to the K. +. r.
Society, organized in 1871. and it's
friendships continuing through the
past, the small contingent of Wash
ington men, met at the Arts Club last
night for the annual dinner and to
celebrate it's fifty-sixth birthday.
THE meeting was most informal,
only "reminiscences and story telling
being in order.
"Since the last reunion, Judge
Robert o. Norris of Boston and Henry
e. Davis of this city have deceased.
Those present were: Blair Lee, An
thony G. Addison, Comdr. Augustus
C. Almy, William B. Chiffon, Maj.
Gist Blair, Benjamin Miller, Col. VIII
liam G. Borden, Albion X. Paris, Ed
ward Cady. Letters of greeting were
read from Admiral Thomas S.
Rodgers, u. s. N. Rev. Charles Nor
ris, Cambridge, Mass: Forshay
Walker, San Francisco, Calf; Willis
Paris, Los Angeles, Calf; Col. John
p. Finley, .U.fS. A.. New York; Muir.
ray M. Duncan, Isbpeming, Mich;
Evening star., 1927-04-08
BOY, 6, HIT BY AUTO,
SLIGHTLY INJURED
Man Crossing Street Severely Hurt
When Struck-Three Treated
After Collisions.

Six-year-old William Walling, 1921
A street southeast, was knocked down
in front of his home yesterday by the
automobile of Gladys L. Parker, Belts
vile, Nd, and slightly injured. He
was given first-aid at Providence Hos
pital.
Lucien Stanton, colored, as years
old, 1891 Ontario road, was struck by
the automobile of Julius Poms, 1904
Irving street, while crossing at On
tario and Kalorama roads late yester.
day afternoon. He received a severe
injury to his hip.
Daniel Fillingame, 615 Thirty-sec-
ond street southeast, and William G..
Wall, Westwood, Md, were drivers of
automobiles that collided yesterday
afternoon at Minnesota and Pennsyl-
vania avenues southeast. resulting in
injury to Elsie Brooks, colored, 3S
years, and Mervin Brooks, colored, 13
years, of Groom, Md. First-aid was
given at Casualty Hospital.
Benjamin Abelman, 2100 Z street,
received an injury to his head about
1890 o'clock this morning when his
automobile and a taxicab collided at
Massachusetts avenue and Fourth
street.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
FAVORS BUILDINGS
. IN PYRAMID STYLE
Commissioner Bell Said to
Approve Change in Local
Zoning Regulations.

A proposed amendment to the zon-
ing regulations, providing for the con.
struction of pyramid buildings with
setbacks every few floors, similar to
the style of architecture adopted in
New York, will be considered by the
Zoning Commission at public hear.
ing in the board room Of the District
Building, April 20.
The amendment follows: "In the
110-foot height, District buildings may
be erected to a height not exceeding
130 feet, or II stories, provided that
such buildings face or abut street
or streets not less than 110 feet wide
between building lines and provided
further that above the 110-foot level
all outside walls are set back six
inches for every foot of height above
this level"
Engineer Commissioner Bell is said
to be enthusiastic about the plan. Just
before he sailed for Panama recently
he wrote to Acting Engineer Com
missioner Covell that he had observed
the pyramid type buildings in New
York and liked them better than ever.
The Commissioner also will con-
slider. a number of other proposed
changes in coming, chief among them
an application for increasing the
height restriction bounded by Vermont
in the square bounded by Vermont
avenue, II and Fifteenth streets.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
BANDITS GET CASH
IN TWO H0LD-UPS
Pepper Grocery Store Is Robbed,
Pedestrian Is Held Up and
Supply House Entered.

An armed colored man, his face
partly masked with a handkerchief,
last night looted the cash register in
the grocery store of Philip Pepper.
4601 Hunt place northeast, after he
had intimidated the grocer and his
wife with a pistol. He obtained SIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pepper were alone
when the bandit entered. Taken by
surprise at the sudden display of the
weapon, they made no resistance.
When he left the store he fired a
shot in the air as a warning that he
was not to be followed.
Later in the evening two armed
colored men held up Raymond Willis,
colored, 442 Third street northeast, at
Fourth and G streets northeast and
took SIS from him, he told the police.
Burglars entered the Union Barber
Supply Co., 512 Twelfth street last
night and stole $11 from the cash
register. They tampered with the
safe, but failed to open it.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
Five Years for Auto TheftR.
pecial Dispatch to The Star

Special UlspdIch 20 Inc star.
STAUNTON. Va, April S.-Riley
Smoot and Herbert Harris, both of
Lynchburg, today pleaded guilty to an
indictment charging automobile theft.
and were sentenced to five years each
in the State panitentiary by Judge
Henry w. Holt in Augusta Circuit
Court.
Prosecutor Hugh II. Kerr presented
evidence to show that both had been
convicted. in Maryland on a similar
charge, and that Smoot had also been
convicted in Virginia a
Evening star., 1927-04-08
CHILEAN PRESIDENT
QUITS TEMPORARILY
Leaves Post for Two Months, Due
to Political Upheaval, Naming
Ibanez to Serve.
By the Associated Press.


SANTIAGO, Chile, April S.-The po-
litical upheaval in Chile growing out
Of drastic campaign against the op-
position by Premier Ibanez ever since
he assumed the premiership two
months ago, took a dramatic turn yes
terday, when President Emilio Figu-
eroa.Larrain announced that he would
absent himself from his post for two
months.
AT the same time the council of min
listers signed a decree giving two
months leave to the President and
naming Premier IbaneZ, who also
holds the portfolio of minister of the
interior, Vice President for the period.
The Presidents action, 1t is under
stood, grew out of the strained situa-
ton which has existed in the govern.
ment because of the refusal of DR..
Javier Figueroa. the Presidents s
brother, to resign his post as president
Of the Supreme Court. which had been
demanded by Premier Ibanez. -
Evening star., 1927-04-08
QUANT|CO FLYERS
SET NEW RECORD
Four Make Trip From Buff
faIo to Base in 2 Hours
and 20 Minutes.

A new speed record for cross-country
flights of pursuit planes in formation
was made yesterday by four Marine
Corps fighting planes fitted with new
air-cooled engines, which covered the
distance between Buffalo and Quan.
tico, $40 miles, in two hours and 20
minutes.
Maj. Edwin H. Brainard, chief of
Marine Corps Aviation; Lieut.. Ford o.
TEX Rogers, his aide; Capt. L. L.
Bourne and Lieut.. Lawson H. San
derson of Brown Field, Quantico, made
the nonstop flight in the little Curtiss
pursuit single-seaters which had Just
been equipped with the Pratt & Whit.
ney 400 horsepower nine-cylinder air.
cooled engine.
The four airmen went up to Buffalo
by train in order to deliver the new
planes to the pursuit group at Guam
tico by air and save the railroad Ship
ping charges. The field was too small
at Buffalo to enable the four to get off
in formation at once, so they took
the air one by one, Joined above the
city, fell into formation and struck out
for Williamsport, Pa. Over that city
they again set their course for direct
air line to Washington, arriving over
Boiling Field 2 hours and minutes
from the time they took off.
Fifteen minutes later they were on
the ground at Brown Field, Quantico.
Maj. Brainard said today that eight
minutes were lost in Buffalo waiting
on the other planes to join him in
the formation, which he led.
The previous speed record between
Buffalo and Washington was made
last November by Lieut.. Sanderson,
who delivered a new Curtiss pursuit
plane equipped with a water-cooled
D-12 engine of 400 horsepower. His
time between the two points was 2
hours and 10 minutes.
With the arrival of the four air
cooled pursuit ships at Quantico there
now are two squadrons of fighting
planes of the newest type and Of both
the air and water cooled engines.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
Gets Suspended Sentence.

Frank A. Collins, who stole SO from
a collection box at Mount Pleasant
M. E. Church and was caught attempt
ing to break into All Souls Church
March 1, was given another chance
today by Justice Hitz in Criminal
Division 2. The court suspended the
imposition of sentence and placed
Collins on probation for six months
following his plea of guilty. Assistant
United States Attorney Horning ap-
peared for the Government.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
700 PLACED IN SAFETY.

CLARKSDALE, Miss, April (E9.-
The 200 residents of the Burks Land
ing area, is miles southeast Of here,
have been removed from their homes,
menaced by flood waters of the Mis-
Eissippi River.
Five thousand acres of river bottom
land would be inundated should levee
protecting the Burks Landing low
lands break at the point threatened by
caving of the natural banks OF the
river.
The main levee of the river. which
adioins the Burks Landing levee, is
in no danger, the levee board has ad.
vised.
The threatened area is in a circle,
similar to that at Laconia Circle, Ark,
Inundated several days ago.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
NEW LAWS TO BE TOPIC
AT MONTGOMERY MEETING
Speaker Lee and Delegate Edmonds
Will Give Talks at Chevy Chase
Monday Evening.
Special Dispatch TO The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, April S,-With
the citizens committee of Martins
Addition to Chevy Chase as host, the
April meeting of the Montgomery
County Civic Federation. comprising
30 organizations, will be held Monday
evening at Chevy Chase, according
to announcement by the correspond
ing secretary, w. b. Armstrong, in
the public school auditorium.
Features will be a resume of re-
Gently enacted legislation by j. Bond
Smith, chairman of the committee
on legislation and legal action, and
talks by Maj. Z. Brooke Lee and DIR.
George L. Edmonds, members of the
county's delegation in the House OF
Delegates, on the functions and op-
erations of the recently enacted laws
relating to the Montgomery County
suburban district and the Maryland
National Capital metropolitan distridk
Evening star., 1927-04-08
2ONoted Men Keep Alive K F. R. Society,
Organized in Shed by Boys Sc Years Ago

Frank E. Smith. Catlett, Va; VIII
liam B. LeDuc, Philadelphia; Col. G..
S. Bingham, u. S. A., San Antonio,
Texas; Col. J. M. T. Particle, U. S. A.,
San Francisco; Col. James Walker
Benet, u. S. A., West Farms, Pa.
William B. LeDuc, of Philadel-
phia. was elected president for the
coming year"
ZAP Paris, organizer and pro-
moter. by the way, is Albion K. Par
ris, Of the Crane, Paris and Co.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
SERIOUS HEART WOUND
TREATED BY SURGEONS
Ernest Gibson, Colored, Stabbed
During Row, Undergoes Opera
ton and Is Reported Recovering.

AS the result of a skilful operation
last night at Freedman's Hospital by
Drs Simeon NJ. Carson and T. Edward
Jones, Ernest Gibson, colored, as years
old. Of 1916 T street. victim Of a
serious heart wound, is on the road to
recovery.
Gibson, during an alteration in a
house at Fourth and T streets, was
stabbed through the pericardium, the
sack encasing the heart, and rendered
unconscious from loss of blood. The
patient Immediately regained consci.
BUSINESS following the operation, which
necessitated synchronizing the stitch
ing OF the wound with the heart beats.
The operation is one rarely attempted.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
Wife Seeks Divorce.

Mrs. jamie Craner has filed suit in
the District Supreme Court for an
absolute divorce from Simon L.
Craner, manager of the Underwood
Typewriter Co. Of Elmira, ". Y, in
which city he is now residing. They
were married at Alexandria, Va, in
1914 and have no children. They
separated in 1895, the court is told.
Misconduct is alleged and correspond
ent named. Attorney Fred B. Hhodes
appears for the wife, -.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
Roanoke Chosen for Session.
.cial Dispatch to The Star.

STAUNTON, Va, April 8.-The
thirty-second annual convention of the
Virginia Horticultural Society will be
held in Roanoke December 6, and 8,
the board of directors of the society
decided at meeting here yesterday.
The directors reelected w. S. Camp
field of this city secretary, and II.
w. Woolen of Crozet treasurer. and
appointed an executive committee.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
TWO ARE DROWNED
IN KANSAS FLOODS
Fifteen Are Injured When
Train PIunges Into Water,
Due to WaShout.
By the Associated Press.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April S.-Flood
conditions in southern Kansas, result.
ing from torrential rains last night,
had caused two deaths, injury to a
score or more persons and great prop
erty damage today. Train service
was badly impaired with many wash
outs and tracks inundated.
The loss of life occurred in a Mis-
souri, -Kansas-Texas train wreck near
Jarsons, where passenger train No. %
northbound from San Antonio, struck
a washout and went into the ditch.
E. L. Phillips, engineer, and Dave
Ball, firemen, were believed to have
been drowned in their submerged en-
gine. Fifteen or more persons were
injured in the derailment.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
RUM RUNNERS SHOT,
TWO DEAD, is REPORT
Wounded Member of Crew,
Brought to Miami, Tells of En-
counter With Coast Patrol.
By the Associated Press.

MIAMI, Fla, April SIS. Alexich
Of Miami is in a hospital here with a
bullet in his neck and telling a story
of an encounter with a Coast Guard
patrol boat which resulted in the
death of his two companions aboard
a rum-running craft off Miami.
AleXich was landed here this morn.
Ing from a small Coast Guard speed
boat and taken to the hospital in a
police ambulance. Hospital authori.
ties say he is a Government prisoner.
The Coast Guard base at Fort
Lauderdale had received no report of
the incident shortly before noon to-
day. The patrol boat is not equipped
with radio. Alexich was semi-delirious
and it was impossible to obtain a CO.
herent story of the affair.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
MISSISSIPPI is FALLING.

CAIRO, H., April Gp).-Rumors
OF break in levee at Mcclure, Ill,
were denied in telephone reports re-
ceived here today by Ira Hastings,
owner OF land in the area. Uncon-
firmed reports earlier in the day told
Of inundation of a wide area.
The Mississippi River was falling
today, Hastings said, after telephone
conversation with men in charge OF
his "a nch there
Evening star., 1927-04-08
Ordered to Harvard.

Capt. James H. B. Bogman, Army
Signal Corps, has been ordered to
take a course of instruction in busi-
ness administration at Harvard
University, Cambridge, Mass. He is
now signal officer. headquarters Dis
trict of Washington, at the NUM-
tions Building.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
Assigned to Fort Myer.

Second Lieut.. Mark Mcclure, Field
Artillery at Fort Sill, Okla, has been
assigned to the 18th Field Artillery,
Fort Myer, Va.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
fredericksburg Elks Install.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. April z
An entire new set of officers Of
Fredericksburg Lodge, No. 875, B. p.
o. Elks, were installed at the meeting
MondaX night. w. B. +. Cole. is ex-
alted MMer, -
Evening star., 1927-04-08
Ordered to PHILADELPHIA.

Maj. William r. Dear, Medical
Corps, at Fort Eustis. Va, has been
detailed to duty at the University OF
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1927-04-08

The Dalai Lama, or ruler of Tibet,
has imposed tax based on the size
!. ef each subjects nose. -.
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