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Evening star., 1927-11-04
Merry-Go-Round Rum Chase Ends as Car
Turns Over at Corner, Spilling Contents

scene Of the accident without making
known his identity.
Latin noticed johnson unloading
something from his car about 9:15
O'Clock this morning in the alley at
the rear of the Cleveland place ad.
dress He started for the spot. and
Johnson promptly backed his light
touring car out onto Florida avenue.
Then the exciting chase began. Round
and round they went from Tenth to
Fifteenth streets on Florida avenue
and v streets. Latin kept his horn
going full blast.
The speeding cars passed the same
points several times, and the shouting
crowds waited to see who would win.
A great part of the time Johnson's s
car was running on two wheels. I'm.
able to get In front. Latin bumped the
liquor car in the rear. The chase
lasted nearly 20 minutes and the dis.
tance covered was about three miles.
Policeman Latin has made a record
for capturing bootleg cars In recent
weeks. He has taken six into GUS
tody In the last month. Capt. Robert
e. Doyle Of the eighth precinct. said
this morning that Latin has an I'm.
canny faculty for discovering liquor
cars and running them down.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
Hanna Sends Complaint to
Commission When Proposal
Is Not Submitted.
OUTLINES COMPLETION
EXPECTED IN 10 DAYS
Notifications Seen Before It Is
Submitted at Public Hearing
in Near Future.

The failure of Harley r. Wilson to
submit his plan for consolidating the
transportation systems of the District
either to the board of directors or the
stockholders of the Capital Traction
Co. today drew mild but significant
complaint from John II. Hanna, presi-
dent of the company.
Mr.. Hanna made known the feeling
of his company in a letter which he
personally submitted to the Public
Utilities Commission at a conference
in the office of John w. Childress.
chairman. The communication was
prepared at the instance of the board
of directors, and it came as the first
public reaction of the company since
publication of the merger plan.
Plan Not Submitted.
The general outline Of Mr.. Wilson 9
plan has now been before the commls-
sion officially for five days. but as was
pointed out in The Star yesterday, 1t
has not been presented to the board
Of directors Of either Of the traction
companies which are so vitality af-
fected. This fact coupled with the i'm
preston which has been created that
the plan had been submitted to and
approved by the street car companies
provoked Mr.. Hannan's communica-
tions.
The company, on the other hand, in
dicated in it's letter that while it in.
dorsed some of the provisions and de-
tails of Mr.. Wilson's plan it thought
the best way to bring about con-
solidation of the companies would be
conferences between the officials of the
companies with the assistance Of the
Utilities Commission as representative
Of the citizens.
Mr.. Hanna's letter follows: "Since
the publication on October 81 of pro-
posed plan of merger of the street
railway systems of Washington pre-
sented to you by. Mr.. Harley p. viii.
son. the impression has been created
tnat this plan had been submitted to
and approved by the Capital Traction
Co. In view Of this public belief it
seems desirable to acquaint you with
the actual position of the Capital Trac-
ton Co. respecting this matter.
Matter Was discussed.
Neither the merger plan as pre-.
sented nor any other has. during the
past year. been submitted to the direc.
tors or to the stockholders at large Of
the Capital Traction Co. for their
consideration.
"Mr. Wilson has discussed this mat.
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column 81
Evening star., 1927-11-04

With crowds lining the sidewalks
and cheering as if they were at a race
track, Policeman William r. Latin.
champion liquor sleuth of the eighth
precinct, driving his own roadster.
ran down a fleeing automobile loaded
with alleged corn whisky this morning
In one of the busiest sections of the
northwestern part of the city The
liquor car finally tried to make turn
at Twelfth and V streets on two
wheels, but instead turned upside
down. The driver. James Sydney
Johnson, colored, 23 years old, Of 2247
Cleveland place, was pinned beneath
the wreckage.
While the wheels of the upturned
car were still spinning In the air. by.
ISLANDERS aided Latin to turn 1t over.
Johnson was found TO be uninjured
but badly shaken up. The street ran
with moonshine whisky and broken
glass was scattered far and wide. Still
intact were SO quarts of liquor in
fruit jars.
Johnson was arrested and charged
with illegal possession of intoxicating
liquor. transporting liquor. reckless
driving and attempting to leave the
Evening star., 1927-11-04
D. c. FUND CONTROL
APPROVED BY LORD
Federal Supervision of City
Finances Needed, Says
Budget Chief.

The Federal Government is not will
ing to relinquish it's control over the
finances of the District and permit ex.
penditure of money without super.
vision. Brig Gen. Herbert NJ. Lord.
director Of the budget, declared today
at the White House in response to
queries as to the Governments at
titude toward recent proposals to di-
vorce the control of the local budget
from the bureau.
Gen. Lord also fails to see why the
fact that the Federal Government Is
contributing little more than one.fifth
of the money spent annually in con.
ducting the city government should
be taken into consideration in any
plan to remove Government super.
vision over expenditures Of the Dis
trict.
Gen. Lord contends that 1t is the
purpose of the Federal Government to
see to it that the 100000 lump sum
appropriation from the Federal
Treasury to the District Is not care.
lessly spent or wasted. He insists that
the Federal Government should retai:l
its right to exercise supervision ana
control over the spending or th,s
money. adding that it would be mad
visable to turn this money over to the
Commissioners to spend any way they,
saw fit. 1t calls for supervision ana
scrutiny on the part OF the Budget
Bureau, Gen. Lord stated.
The Commissioners. according to
Gen. Lords viewpoint, are answerabl
only to the President Of the United
States and not to the people. He
pointed out that the Budget Bureau U
is an agency by which the President
acts in seeing that the money. appro
priated for the projects in the DIS
trict is wisely and properly spent.
Gen Lords discussion followed his
bi.weekly conference with the Presi-
dent regarding budget matters. lie
said the bureau is making progress
in the preparation OF governmental
estimates to be submitted to Congress
when it assemblies. He said that there
would be another hearing on estimates
on the Districi and that they will be
whipped into definite shape following
that.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
SMALL BAND DEF|ES
Changes BIG ARMY
Holds City After Siege De-
spite Bombardment Which
Wrecke Ancient PagodaS.
BY JAMES l.. BUTTS.

Bv Cable to The Star and Chi CHICAGO DaIl'
News Copyright. 1877.
PEKING, November 4.-The Shans
forces have evacuated Tatungtu II
northern Shansi Province. it was con
frnled today. and are withdrawing
southwark intending to defend the diff
ficult mountain passes
The campaign against the Shans
forces along the Shihchiachuang anc
Taiyuanfu railway is slow. owing &c
the mountainous terrain.
A small isolated Shansi force, esti
mated at three thousand. still mys
teriously holds Chochow. a walled city
s5 miles southwest of Peking, although
besieged for three weeks by vastly
superior Fengtien force using heavy
artillery.
Failure to suppress the defenders
has greatly incensed Gen. Chang $50
Lin, who has ordered the capture Oh
the city within three days. Inc pom
bardment is believed to have DESTROYED
ancient pagodas and other rehcs oat'hs
from the Yuan dynasty. =.
rbe campaign in Honan Province Is
severe. with fighting reported along
the Lunghai railway. The Shantune
troops are slowly pressing westward
against Gen. Feng Yu-Hsiang and east
ward against Chengchow. where
Feng is preparing to make counter
attack. y .s,-ss, ,-s..a
Peking is watching with interest
the complicated situation In the ma
Yanetze Valley, where Gen. Tang
Shen.C Chih evidently is preparing 70
abandon the Hankow area and with
draw toward Human before the Nan
king armies. Meanwhile, the Sze'
chuen forces under Gen. WI Pei Flu
lieutenants also are moving toward
Hankow from up-river.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
u. S: District Attorney Revokes
Action Against Oil Magnate
in Jury Tampering.
PROBE INCOMPLETE. HE SAYS
in EXPLAINING DECISION
Day, Alleged Contact" Man, Is Placed
Under $4,000 Bail on
Plot Charge.

one-half hour after Assistant United States Attor
Neil J. Burknshaw for the of
Harry F. Sinclair New York oil magnate charge of
pracy influence the in the trial. United
Attorney Peton Gordon recalled the warrant with the
explanation that he did intend that should be issued this
time
The charging the oense against H. Mason Day.
which the time the affecting Sim
clair allowed stand Day, who president of the
Sinclair Exploration Co., waived service of the warrant and
deposited $4,000 bond
Mai Gordon Immediately returning to his Office from
lunch found George Hoover Sncar attorney awaiting him.
Hoover called inquire about the and he sa after
his conference that all he knew what Maj Cor
don told him and effect that the warrant had been
Evening star., 1927-11-04
MRS. GRAYS0N SAILS,
POSTPONING FLIGHT
Dawn Aviatrix Abandons Oversee
Hop and Takes Boat to
Denmark.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November AIRS
Frances Wilson Grayson announced
today that she was sailing on the Ma.
jestic tonight to make by steamer and
train the journey to Denmark she
three times tried and failed to make
by air.
In Denmark, she said. she will Join
Mrs. Aage Ancker of Aiken. s. c.. and
Copenhagen. her partner in ownership
of the amphibian plane. The Dawn. in
which Mrs. Grayson had hoped to be
the first woman to fly the Atlantic.
The flight in The Dawn was indeft.
nitely postponed yesterday after nego-
tiations TO secure pilot to succeed
Wilmer StultZ. who was at the con-
trols on the three unsuccessful at.
tempts, had failed.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
INSANITY HEARING
WAIVED BY REMUS
Decision Reached to Have Him
Face First Degree Murder
Charge on November IA.

BY tne AEtOcIdtPU FTesE.
CINCINNATI. November 4-The in
sanity hearing for George Remus,
charged with killing his wife. Mrs.
imogene Holmes Remus. was waived
by defense and State attorneys today
and an agreement was reached that
Remus will go to trial November ID
on the charge OF first degree murder.
The agreement to dispense with the
insanity hearing was made at a con-
ference between Remus, his co-coun.
sci. Charles Elston: Prosecuting At
torney Charles p. Taft and his as.
sistants. Carl Basler and Walter Sib-
bald.
Remus' insanity hearing was to
have opened November Z.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
MYSTERIOUS DERELICT
DRIFTS IN FROM PACIFIC
Hull of 2O0-Foot Vessel Found Of
Coast Of British
Columbia.
By the Associated Press.

VICTORIA. British Columbia. No
vember 4.-The hull of a 200-foot YES.
sci, bearing the name OF Reveil or Re-
veille. has drifted into the Strait of
Juan de Fuca from the Pacific. and
has been taken in tow and tied up at
Sooke Harbor. near here
Mariners are puzzled as to the his.
tory Of the derelict. which seems to
have been fine vessel OF some 300
tons. Some 10 or II years ago. they
recall a ship with a SIMILAR name was
reported to have burned at sea in Pa
cific Coast waters while on q voyage
out OF New York. but whether the
hulk tied up at Sooke Is Of the same
vessel has not been ascertained.
Lloyd's register for 1923 lists a
vessel urde the name Of Reveil
whose specifications correspond rough
ly with the ship which drifted into the
strait here. The hull has been taken
in charge by the Dominion department
Of marine and fisheries.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
PIRATES FIRE ON SHIP.
Anti. British Boycott i'm Canton Brings
Seizure Of English Goods.

HONGKONG, November R.-
One member of the crew of the Chi
nese steamer Shingon was killed and
two wounded when pirates fired on the
ship in the Sailam Channel today.
An anti-British boycott has been
functioning in anton since yesterday.
MANY uniformed pickets at the Gus.
toms house and wharves seized British
goods and searched the Chinese
passengers.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
European Walters
Approve Probe of
Rules ON Tipping

Bv Cable to The Star. and Chicago Da'l'
News Copyright. 1877.
PARIS. November 1.-The Inter
national Labor Bureau, connected
with the League of Nations. has
begun a study of legislation adopted
in different countries concerning
tipping. The International Hotel
Employees Association favors this
investigation, which is being made
at the request of one European
government.
After the World War, a move.
ment spread on the continent in
favor of abolishing tipping in no.
tells and restaurants, and substitut-
ing a charge of 10 or 10 per cent on
bills.
Walters and hotel employees now
protest that they have no way of
ascertaining whether they are re.
ceiving the sums due them from
the management. Many employees
seem to expect tips in addition to
the service charge. There is a
tendency to return to the old tip.
ping system.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
Germany Reclaims War Aces Body

BERLIN. November 4 R.-The
body of Prince Friedrich Karl Of Prus-
sia, cousin of the former German EN-.
peror and German war ace, who was
killed near Rouen. France. In 1917.
will be brought from France for rein.
terment at Potsdam, November Z. The
reburisl will take place In the pres
ence Of German war veterans.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
SNOW IN PENNSYLVANIA.

HAZLETON. Pa, November R.-
Two inches Of snow covered the
ground through this part Of the State
early today and the temperature went
down to 80. drop Of 10 degrees. A
slight gale accompanied the snow.
The Winter weather was welcomed by
the anthracite coal operators, who
look for better market conditions as q
result of the change.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
U. S. APPROVES ENVOY.
Appointment of German Ambassa.
dor Passed On.

The German Government was mott.
fed today by the State Department
that the appointment of DR.. Frederick
Wilhelm Won PrittwitzGaffron as Am.
bassador in Washington, succeeding
the late Baron Won Nathan. would be
entirely satisfactory to the Wash
ington Government.
No official indica ton as to when the
new Ambassador will take his post has
been received.
Evening star., 1927-11-04

episode. The bullet inflicted slight
aesh wound over. Corndr.. .Iphnson,s
left ribs and then penetrated th,
trousers hanging in the closet.
AS the intruder fired he shouted:
You would. would you"'
The bullet was found embedded in
the wall of the closet. The burglar
ran from the house. escaping through
(Cnntin11ed ON PAGE s. Column a.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
BANK HOLD.UP FAILS.
Man Captured After Chase Says He
Needed Money.

SUFFOLK. Va, November R).-
Il was hard up and needed money"
Holland. alias j. r. Shepherd, 20. of
Norfolk. gave last night for attempt
ing to hold up F. T. Leathers, cashier
of the Bank Of Windsor, at Windsor.
Va. His arrest followed a cross-coun.
try chase. with several hundred Isle
of Wight residents participating.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
WEATHER.

tU >. Weather Bureau Forecastl
FAIR. with lowest temperature about
40 degrees. tonight; tomorrow mostly
cloudy; not much change in tempera.
ture. Temperature-IIighes "a, at
noon yesterday; lowest, 40. at 10 pm.
Yesterday Full report on page 9.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
Four Mills Closed.

At Lee, Mass. another dam was
blown up. while at Dalton four mills.
including the Government paper
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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-12-16
Bremerton, Wash.
Mrs. r. H. Williams, Reporter.

Mrs. T. L. Smith of Seattle has TAX
en- her father, Mr.. Mitchell, who is i'll,
to her home that she may care for
him
Mr.. and Mrs. L, FINS, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. H. Williams and Mr.. r. Turpin
were in Seattle Wednesday.
Mr.. John Enoex is confined to his
home with illness.
The sad news reached the city
Tuesday of the death of Mrs. Mary
Crawford, mother of Mr.. VIM. Craw-
ford, who left Wednesday for Cali
fornia for the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. jackson and
children were in Seattle Saturday
shopping.
Buy your own copy of The Enter
prise. Don't sponge on your friends.
B. B.. Art Club has had two meet
ings this month, one witt Mrs. A. j.
Spears and the other with Mrs. j. w
Whiteside, both served a delicious
luncheon.
Mr.. R. ]. Williams was in Seattle
Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson, Mrs. VIM
Crawford were chosen Stewards and
Stewardess at the last meeting of the
A. M. E. Church.
Mrs. VIM. Crawford is planning fol-
great things in the S. S. She ha:
planned a Christmas program witt
the children.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-12-16

John Claxton, who was injured
some time ago, has recovered.
Mrs. Jennie f. Rawls, "a, died last
night at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Frances j. Terry, 1411 South
Sheridan Street. Besides the daugh-
ter she is survived by two brothers,
Samuel Carter of Benton Harbor,
Mich, and Richard Carter of Seattle,
and four grandchildren. Mrs. Rawls
had been a resident of the city 10
years.
L. L. McGruder, professor of mu-
sic, passed day or SO over here last
week and called at the office and told
of his hopes for great future for
the Choral Club he has formed here.
The funeral of Mrs. Rawls was
held Friday at 10 a. m. at the c. 0.
Lynn chapel, Rev. A. W. johnson Of
ficiating. Burial was in Lake View
Cemetery, Seattle.
The Independent Mothers Club
met at the residence of Mrs. A. l..
Buck, 1896 South State St., Mrs. Es-
Their Grady presiding. Business was
transacted and plans for big ortho-
phonic dance are under way. The
club also plans its regular Christmas
donations to some worthy individuals.
This was the last meeting of 1927
and every one was enthusiastic over
the work for the new year.
The Cloverleaf Art Club honored
the City Federation at a meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Anna Dupree in
recognition of its entry into the City
Federation. A luncheon was served.
The president was elated because OF
| the willingness of the club to come
| into the federation. She hopes that
all the unaffiliated clubs will feel
| the necessity of following the exam
pie set by the Cloverleaf Art Club.
Allen A. M. Z. Church, Rev. A. W.
johnson, pastor. = Sunday services
were held as usual but the attend
ance was small, due to the severe
storm. This Sunday all members ant
| friends are requested to be present
and help put over big day so that
the pastor will be able to enjoy
Christmas as well as the others of us
The trustees also will appreciate the
response of all delinquent member!
to this call. Sunday morning the pas
tor will preach and at night also. A
special song service will be held Sun
day night. Come out and enjoy YOU
favorite song.
The Christmas cantata which vii
be given Sunday, December 25, il
the evening is one of the best to b,
heard in Tacoma. Plan to hear it
The Christmas tree will be held afte'
the cantata.