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The Washington times., 1927-09-23
House Customs Survey
To Be Resumed Oct. q

Public hearings OF the sub-com-
mittee OF the House Ways and
Means Committee, authorized to in.
vestigate customs administration
and personnel Of the Treasurey De.
partment. will be resumed Monday,
October "a. at 10 q. M, Representa-.
tive Isaac Bacharach, Of New Jer.
sey, announced today. The hear
ings viii be IN the WAYS and
Means Committee room of the
House Office Building.
The hearing win be limited to
the announced subject, and the sub
committee Is expressly forbidden to
The Washington times., 1927-09-23

revealed by the wreckage, n was
stated.
Arrangements for the funeral Of
3. G. Wood, Oakton, Va. who died
at Emergency Hospital yesterday
afternoon from burns and internal
injuries received in the blast are
being completed today. The BODY
was taken last night to his home.
where services are to be held to.
morrow.
Charles Pitts. Canton Manor, Nd,
who escaped from the building with
broken leg and severe burns, and
L.awrence Burkheit. who also was
in the plant. could throw no light
on the cause Of the crash, which
occurred ust after they had set the
machinery In motion for the days
work.
The Washington times., 1927-09-23
Of BLAST
ABANDONED

Efforts to determine the cause Of
the fatal explosion which razed the
acetylene plant Of the southera
Oxygen Company, South washing.
ton, Va, yesterday. were abandoned
today.
Owing to the complete destruc.
tlon Of the plant, 1t was admitted
the cause probably never win be
known. That the initial explosion
occurred somewhere along the com.
pressor line to the filling tanks was
The Washington times., 1927-09-23

give any consideration 70 tariff
rates or schedules. Mr.. Bacharach
said.
The Washington times., 1927-09-23

Two. three and four-roOm apartment.
bath and kitehenette. You'll
find apartments Of this fyp4 located
where you want them. adverffoed fn1
rent IN today,s Classified Ads
The Washington times., 1927-09-23

Ballooning has been recommended
as cure for nervous troubles by q
distinguished German physician.
The Washington times., 1927-09-23
s 6 6

Il . Preseription for
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria
Il kills the germs
Evening star., 1927-05-15

Darlington and Gen. Wotherspoon to
witness the maneuvers. Naturally
his next visit in 1925 was intensely
interesting in noting the absence or
the pom9 of the Hohenzollerns and
of the soldiers once so dominantly
a part Of the landscape. Mr.. Hanna
found the even tenor OF democracy
more grateful and becoming more
pronounced each passing year. In
1913 he resigned from the Army and
entered the foreign service. where his
knowledge of languages and of in
ternational comfy have been yalu-
able asset In his rapid progress. He
was for some time a special aide of
the American embassy in Mexico
City and later he became chief of
the division of Mexican affairs at the
State Department. remaining In this
role until he went TO Germany. To-
ward the end of June Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanna will sail for Europe, where
the former viii begin tour of inspec-
ton of all United States embassies.
legations and consular offices on that
continent. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna. are
domiciled at Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1927-05-15

Calf, where they will make their
future home. Mrs. Isadore Kauf-
man entertained at luncheon Tues
day at her home, in Chevy Chase. in
honor of Mrs. Kuhn.
Mrs Horace Isaacs and daughter,
June. OF New York City, are guests
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Baum.
The Thursday Sewing Circle was
entertained the past week at lunch
con by Mrs. Joseph King in her
home In Beverley Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ado1ph Weyl leave
today for New York to spend the
coming week.
Mrs. Nathan Kahn is the guest of
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. jeff Kornicker, in New
York City.
The Town and Country Club gave
an informal dance at the Country
Club Saturday night, May z.
Mrs. Victor Strasburger of Nor
folk, Va, is the week end guest of
her sister. Mrs. Robert Meyer of
Huntington street. Chevy Chase.
DR.. William +. Rosenblum is spend
Ing several weeks in California and
will return here the latter part of
May.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
OF Personal Interest
To WASHINGTON Residents

Invitations have been sent out by
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Behrend for the
wedding of their daughter. Eleanor,
to Mr.. Alexander Dittler Of Atlanta.
Ga, Thursday, May 26. at the Hotel
Mayfiower, Washington, at Z o'clock.
Miss Frances Kahn will entertain
radio party Thursday night in her
home. 1900 Lanier place.
Mrs. Edward Kohner is in New
York City as the guest Of her son.in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward Deitsch.
Mrs. f. Kahn is visiting her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Alan
Fischer in Baltimore.
Mrs. Samuel Baar was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Levy of Fulton
Court, as she was en- route TO visit
relatives in Culpeper, Va.
The father and son dinner given by
the brotherhood and Alumni of the
Eighth Street Temple takes place
Thursday night at Harvey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Lulley OF New
York City are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Schoenthal. They will reside here
permanently.
Mrs. Edgar Wertheimer of Newport
News, Va, who was the guest last
week Of relatives here, has returned
to her home.
Mr., Alexander Dittler of Atlanta,
Ga, spent short time here last week.
Mrs. David Frank. accompanied by
her son. Jack. returned to Washing
ton Tuesday from Staunton, Va.
Mrs. Isadore Grosner will go to
Detroit this week to visit her son
and daughter law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvan Grosner.
Mrs. Sol Rice Of New York is the
guest of her son-in-law and dauGh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Eiseman,
at 2701 Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sherry will
spend the next two weeks, guests at
the Breakers. Atlantic City. Mrs.
Sherry will, as a delegate, attend the
j. C. S. Relief Society convention,
which meets May % and "a.
Mrs. Maurice Mazo of Beverley
Court is visiting in Hartford. Conn.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
Women's Medical Society
Honors National Bo1:y

The Women's Medical Society a
the District Of Columbia is holding a
picnic supper this afternoon in honor
of the. Medical Women's National AS
sociation at Cedarcroft, the Sum.
mer cottage of DIR. Louise Tayler-
Jones. This will mark the opening Of
the annual meeting of the national
association.
Prominent women from out of town
who are expected are: DR.. Eliza
Mosher. honorary president, of Brook
lyn, N. Y; DR.. Frances E.
Rose, president, of Spokane, Wash;
DIR. Elizabeth Thelberg, Pough-
keepsie, n. Y; DIR. Mary r. Noble,
Harrisburg, Pa; DR.. ETA v. Davis.
Chicago, ILL.,. DR.. Maude Parker,
Seattle. Wash: DR.. Ethel Doty
Brown. New York, N. Y; DR.. Mary
McKibben-Harper, Chicago, ILL.,, and
DR.. Grace n. kimball, La Jolla, Calf.
The local committee planning the sup
per is DR.. Lauretta Kress. DR. Kate
Karpeles, DIR. Edith Seville Coale and
Dr.. Mary Holmes.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
Mrs. Griffith Entertains
In Honor of Her Niece

Mrs. Thomas ID. Griffith of Redland
entertained at bridge, at the Mont
gomery County Club. Rockville. Md,
Saturday afternoon. in honor of her
niece, Miss Laura G.. Bradley Of the
Cordova apartments. Washington.
Among the guests were Mrs. Gordon
Daisley, Mrs. William Griffith, Miss
Miriam Talbot. Miss Mary Lee Cash.
ell. Miss Alice Trundle and Miss
Ann Trundle of Rockville. The Wash.
ington guests were Mrs. James r
Morrison. Mrs. William II. Prescott.
Miss Louise Davidson, Miss Rebecca
Davidson, Miss Katherine Bradley.
Miss Ruth Jones, Miss Hester Baden.
Miss Edwina Morrow and Miss Gym.
thia Hill.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
Mrs. Eugene E. Colhster
To Give Pen Women's Tea

Mrs. Eugene e. Collister has issued
cards for tea to be given in honor
of Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton. Tues
day afternoon from 4:30 to o'clock at
her residence. 1400 Ingraham street.
Mrs. Collister will receive with Mrs.
Seton and alternating at the tea table
will be Mrs. Edward Nelson Dingley,
Mrs. William Wolff Smith, Mrs. Theo-
dore Tiller and Mrs. Eugene Peters.
who will he assisted by a group of
young girls, including Miss Ida Dean
Black. Miss Olive Chace. Miss Celene
Du Puy, Miss Mary Schultz and Miss
Minnie Lee Williams.
During the afternoon a musical
program will be given. including vocal
solos by Mrs. Luther E. Gregory.
Evening star., 1927-05-15

That sidewalks in cities and along
the highroads be abolished. and the
space be added to the streets and
roads, was a plan presented by a man
In London as a solution Of the traffic
problem there. He bases his idea on
the theory that within 10 years there
will be no pedestrians In England.
Evening star., 1927-05-15

Mrs. A. Stern is visiting relatives
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Ruin of the
Beacon have gone to Los Angeles,
Evening star., 1927-11-12
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~HICAGO. November ia
4 cold wave, with blizzard in
\ the rumble seat, swept out
~ of the Northwest over the
Western Conference territory
today, giving the collegians chance
at least to flaunt their coonskin coats.
Spreading a blanket of flakes over
the Drake-Minnesota gridiron, the
storm headed for the Iowa-Wisconsin
fray and continued toward the scene
of the Navy Michigan struggle to visit
the SO 900 ticket holders in Michigan S
new stadium.
Illinois and Chicago hoped to escape
with mere cold snap.
Michigan Alters Plans.
Plans of the Michigan coaching
staff were switched when the weather
mans dismal forecast arrived. A
double fullback system was decided
upon. since both fullbacks are at last
ready for full duty. The Oosterbaan-
Gilbert passing combination, of little
use in slushy weather, looked forward
to comparative idleness, with Rich and
Gembis to hammer at the MiddieS'
line. Other changes in the Michigan
lineup shelved Boyard. center, for
Shoenfeld. and Nyland for Heston at
end. opposite OOsterbaan. The regu-
lars. however. stood by in case the
Navy threatened a repetition of last
seasons 100 spanking.
Two of the greatest centers in the
conference were in the Illinois Chicago
line-ups at Champaign. Capt. Ken
Rouse of Chicago and Capt. Bob
Reitsch of Illinois. Reitsch was all
conference center last year, and Rouse
Evening star., 1927-11-12
LOCAL TEAMS.

NortI, Carolina Freshmen. Il; Mary
land Freshmen, 0.
Quantico Marines, 80; Wake
Forest, 10.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
North Carolina State. 90; Duke, 18
ElOn, 19; Lyncliburg, 0.
High Point. ~: Guilford, 0.
Bingham, 20: Wake Forest Fresh
men. 18.
William and Mary, 18; Roanoke. Z
Emory and Henry, IA: King Col
Presbyterian College. IL; New
berry, 0.
Sfetson, 19; Louisiana Poly, 8.
L0yo'a (ChicagO), 4; Mississippi, 6.
Mississippi College, 33; Birmingham
Southern. 10.
Mercer. 81: OgelthOrpe, 6.
L0yola (New Orleans), 40: South
western, 0.
Rollins College, 10; Piedmont, 18.
Howard, 33; Marion, Z.
Southwestern University (Memphis),
26: West Tennessee Teachers. 6.
Centenary, :: Texas Christian, 3.
~ Arkansas Tech. IL; Arkansas
Ouachita. IL; Hendrix, 6.
J0nesborO A. and NJ, 10; Monticello
a. ard NJ, 0.
Milligan. II; Lenoir- Rhyme, 6.
EAST.
Colby, 13; Bates, 0.
Carnegie Tech, Is; Western Re.
serve, 0.
Eordham. 26; Providence, 10.
NayneSburg, 18: DuUueSne q
MIDWEST.
Detroit University, 81: st. Louis
University. o.
Evening star., 1927-11-12
TWO MAIN EVENTS
ON BALTIMORE BILL

Promoter John S.. Blick's card for
Monday night'$fight activities at the
104th Regiment Armory in Baltimore
offers the fans two main events, one in
the heavyweight class between Marty
Gallagher and Joe Lohman, and, one
In the bantam class between Eddie
Buell. and Joe Belmont of Baltimore.
The bout between Lohman and
Washington's fighting Irish boy is
scheduled to go 10 rounds. This
fight brings the pride of Fosgy
Bottom" up against the most expert
enced fighter he has ever swapped
punches with. and undoubtedly will
show of what stuff the youngster is
made. for Lohman of Toledo has bat
tied five champions. including Tiger
Flowers, Gene Tunney. the late Harry
Greb, Tommy LouShran and Jack
Delaney, and this ring master knows
all the ropes and is capable of teach
ing Marty many tricks.
On the other hand, Marty has what
Lohman has never eXhibited-a k.o.
punch. Nevertheless, the young giant
is confident that he will be able to
get into this wildcat from the Middle
West and make him take the count.
1t is Martyrs great test and many
District fans will take the bus leav-
ing the Arcadia at $50 pm. Mon
day night to so over to pull for the
youngster.
Eddie Buell.. formerly Of California
and now Of the Capital. is determined
to finish Joe Belmont. Baltimore's
fighting bantam, before the sched-
uled eight rounds are up. Belmont is
very popular in the Orioe City. and
Buell. knows that if he can defeat
Belmont it will mean plenty of scraps
for him over there. Belmont has met
the best in his class, including Muir.
ray. Carp and Little Jeff.
Evening star., 1927-11-12
COLD WAVE MAY HAMPER
ELEVENS in MIDDLE WEST
Drake. Minnesota and Iowa. Wisconsin Trays May Be
Contested on Snow-Covered Fields-Shift in
Weather Changes Michigan's Plans.

! has been the inspiration Of his team
this season. On paper the Illini ap-
peared certain winners, but Chicago
followers expected "O!d Man" Stacc
to resort to passes from the start
which was one chance of upsetting
predictions.
Wisconsin Heavy Favorite.
Wisconsin was top.heavy fIvorite
over Iowa in the Badgers homeCOm-
ing festivities at Madison. Coach Ing
wersen of Iowa. however though de-
feated 10 times in row by conference
opponents, said his boys might sur
prise Wisconsin IF they get off on
the right foot The Wisconsin line.
in fine shape and admittedly one Of
the best in the Big Ten this year, was
the Badgers chief hope.
The two principal sufferers from
foot ball injuries this Fall, Northwest.
ern and Indiana. had Evanston for
their meeting place, with the result
resting on the shoulders of the re-
serves. Northwestern's three best ball
carriers are all much the worse for
year, and Indiana, too, has a long
string of cripples.
Ohio. Purdue and Minnesota took
things easy while their scouts look
over the opponents of next Saturday
Denison was Ohio States foe today,
and Franklin was marked for the
slaughter at Purdue. where Coach
Phelan plans to use his regulars only
long enough to sharpen them up for
Indiana next week.
Near zero temperatures and hattle
in the snow was the Minnesota Drake
prospect at Minneapolis, the Gophers'
warm-up contest for their annual
Michigan combat next Saturday.