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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
BRITISH STEAMER TIED UP.
Chinese Seamen Walk on When
Posters Are Removed.

HONGKONG, March IL R).-Im.
mediately the police removed anti.
British posters from the British river
steamer Fatshan today, the Chinese
crew went on strike. The steamer
was unable to sail for Canton. Other
sailings have not yet been affected.
1t was reported from Canton sew.
eral days ago that simultaneously
with the agitation for a general strike
in Shanghai, the seamen's union was
attempting TO form communist
nucleus on every steamer trading with
Hangkong. The object, 1t was said
was to create federation OF labor
unions preparatory to calling a sea
mems strike on river steamers. which
If successful would lead to a general
strike in Hongkong.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
WILL DEBATE ON DISTRICT
Leonard Hall and Woodward
School Teams to Meet Tonight.

A debate on the question, RE
solved. that for purposes of con-
gressional representation. the people
of the District should have the status
OF State" will be debated this eve
ming In the assembly hall OF the
Y. NJ. G. A.. at 1896 G street, by
teams representing the Leonard Hail
School of Maryland, and the Wood
ward School of Washington the lat
ter team having the affirmative of
the question.
Members of the team from the
Woodward School are George Kun.
dahl, William Knowles Cooper. jr.;
Edmund Gullfon and Jack Thompson,
alternate. The team representing
the Leonard Hall School is composed
of w. A. Loker. c. l. Norris, |. p.
Sterling and Thomas Fitzgerald,
alternate.
The debate will start at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
MRS. KNAGENHJELM DIES.
Succumbs in Switzerland-Prom
nent 80 Years Ago.

Mrs. Eleanor Knagenhjelm. socially
prominent in this city 80 years ago
and the : daughter OF the late
Nathaniel Wilson, for many years a
prominent attorney here. died in
Lugano. Switzerland. Wednesday, ac-
cording to word just received.
Mrs. Knagenhjelm was the widow
OF Nils Joachim Knagenhjelm, who
was an attache of the Swedish lega-
ton. Following the death of her
husband she went 10 Lugano to live
with her sons, Theodore. Karl and
Harold Knagenhjelm. She also leaves
two sisters, Mrs. Ernest Howe of this
city and Miss Alice Wilson of Italy,
and brother. Theodore Wilson of
Virginia.
Mrs. Knagenhjelm was the sister of
the late Clarence Wilson, prominent
local attorney who died several
years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
SECRETARIES CHOSEN.
Brand and Childress Select District
Clerks for Aides.

Mrs. Naomi H. Hetzel. clerk in the
electrical department of the District,
was chosen today as secretary to Col.
Harrison Brand. jr.. member of the
new Public Utilities Commission. Mrs.
Margaret Kay. clerk in the tax as
SCISSORS office. was appointed yester-
day to be secretary to Utility Com
missioner John W. Childress.
These two appointments. together
with the selection of James l.. Martin,
secretary to Engineer Commissioned
j. Franklin Bell. to be research as
sistant to Ralph b. Fleharty, peoples
counsel before the commission. COM
plete the personnel of the new com
mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
PERMIT PUPILS TO SKATE.
School Order in Berlin Meets Mild
Winter Conditions.

BERLIN, March IL H).-To give
school children a chance to profit by
the few days skating allotted to Der.
liners by reason of this years mild
Winter, a number of principals have
taken it upon themselves to apply one
of the regulations of the Board of Edu-
cation. That statue empowers them
''in exceptional circumstances" tempo.
rarily TO interrupt instruction in GER
tain classes or in the entire school up
to one day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12

BY the Associated Press.
The relevancy of testimony about
the girl in the bathtub at Earl Car
rolls celebrated New York party was
defended today by the Government
which filed with the Supreme Court
its objections to a review requested by
Carroll, who was convicted of per.
jury.
Taking up the three grounds upon
which the theatrical producer based
his plea for setting aside sentence
of a year in the penitentiary and a
fine of $4,000. The Government con
tended there was no merit i'll any of
them.
That part of CAROLS testimony
that there was no one in the bath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
st. Patrick's Dance Arranged.

The annual st. Patrick's Day dance
will be given by the City Club.
Thursday night, March II. Mrs. T..
w. Barrett is planning special decora-
tons and lighting effects. The pro-
gram will be broadcast from Station
WMAL. The City Club Syncopators
will furnish music. AL Virts, Ben
Levin and James Massey, popular
radio artists, will render special
numbers. The committee in charge is
composed of Mrs. Barrett, William r.
PierHon, Milton Baker. Mrs. II. II.
Miller, Rudolph Jose and William Rus
sell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
heart and when taken to a hospital
his condition was pronounced grave.
COURT PREJUDICE DENIED.
Break to Have No Bearing Upon New
Hearing.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March IL GE).
THE second sensational jail-break by
six Joliet convicts. sentenced to hang
for the murder of Peter N. Klein,
nenitentiary deputy warden. win not
prejudice their case before the State
supreme Court, attaches said today.
Attorneys for the condemned men
won a writ of error and supersedeas
from Justice Frederick DeYoung in
Chicago Tuesday. Execution was de-
ferred pending the tribunals review of
the evidence submitted in the trial
court. No new evidence can be con-
sidered.
ut is natural to believe" the
clerks Office said, that this second
break might erase whatever merit the
appeal may have had, but as a matter
of fact the court is confined to con-
sideration of the original otfense."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
Again Heads sodality Union.

Miss Mary Mattingly was re- elect
ed president of the Sodality Union
of Washington at the monthly meet
ing held recently. The following
other officers were elected: Vice pres.
ident, Miss Sarah Walsh; recording
secretary, Miss Addie Wathen; treas
urer, Miss Bernadette Dore, and
members of the executive board, Mrs.
J. Floyd Maley. Mrs. Thomas r..
FinSin, Miss Bessie Milovich and
Mrs. 3. j. McGuirl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
PAY CAR BOMBERS
. ESCAPE PURSUERS
Clues Fail IS Miles From
Scene of Robbery-Loot
May Total $104, 900.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. March t2.-Despite
an all-nisht search by State police and
detectives. the bandits who bombed
two automobiles and escaped with a
100000 payroll OF the Pittsburgh Ter
minal Coal Co. yesterday. remained UNI
captured early today. Authorities had
traced the bandits to Bentleyviile.
Washington County, about Is miles
from the scene of the robbery. but
there the trail ended.
Police were handicapped by lack OF
clues. the payroll guards being stunned
by two explosions. which overturned
and wrecked their cars, one of them
armored. Before the guards recovered
full consciousness the bandits had
scooped up the money and escaped.
License Number Melted.
One of the guards. however, VIII
liam H. Tarr, recovered sufficiently
from the force Of the explosion to get
the license number of the bandits car.
He could give but a meager descrip-
ton of the members of the gang.
which numbered about nine. Severing
of telephone wires delayed spreading
of the alarm. allowing the gang to
make it's escape before persons in the
were aroused.
Investigation at the scene of the
bombing. which occurred as the pay
roll cars neared the company's Cover
dale mine. disclosed that the bandits
had tunnelled under the roadway.
planted charges of explosives about 80
feet apart and run wires to battery
in a hollow stump of tree
In a field a hundred yards away. From
here the charges were exploded.
Members of the payroll guard said
the blasts occurred almost simultane-
ously. both cars being tossed into the
air The smaller machine fell back
into the crater made by the explosion
in the road. while the armored car
struck on it's roof. The sturdy con-
struction of both cars was credited
with saving the guards from serious
injury.
Loet Placed at $104,08o.
The exact amount of the payroll was
not known, officials of the Brink Elk
press Co., transporting the money.
placing ii between s102 200 and s104,-
900. all covered by insurance.
Some authorities were inclined to
place responsibility for the robbery
on the Burchianti gang, which has
operated in Pennsylvania for five
years. Practically all the original
of the gang. headed by Torso
Burchianti. have met death in the
electric chair, Burchianti himself
having been electrocuted for the death
of a Scranton salesman during the
&c., 900 pay roll holdup of the West
End Coal Co. of ocanaqua, near
Scra nton, i'm 1924
Numerous other coal company pay
roll robberies have been attributed to
he band, including one at Castle Shan
non, near here, late in 1925, when a
AS, 00e payroll of the Terminal Co, was
stolen after guard had been killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12

CONTINUED from First Page)
some of the more important cases 70
be handled as soon as possible.
President Coolidge took this o6-
casion to express his appreciation OF
the Importance of the task confront
ing the commission and thanked the
civilian members and the peoples
counsel for the public spirit shown by
them In putting aside their private
interests at his call to give this public
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
Hiccough Spasn,s
Last Week, With
Only Short Halls

By the Associated Press.
CIIAMBERLAI&. y. Hak March
f2--Dr. e. y. F'arnsYaFtL, head ~
u sanitarium here. is ia q serious
condition from an attaCk Sf hby
coughing. with which bs Sas
stricken n week age.
DIR. FaPnswoFth Was reported
slightly improved. but weak from
lack of sufficient nourishment
Sanitarium authorities say that
the hiccoughs spa SINS are not con
tinuous. but that they are broken
by intervals of an hour or no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
Alaska's Giant Turnips.

A 26.pound turnip has been shipped
from Juneau to Seattle for exhibition.
An Alaskan truck grower near Glacier
Bay grew 10 tons of turnips last
Summer, many of mammoth size.
There's a big sale for them in the
coast towns, says the Capper Maya
zine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12

Continued from First Page.)
strong note. The second communica-
ton was worded in such stern Ian
guage as to cause comment that a
grave situation was developing be-
tween the Chinese government at
Picking and Soviet Russia)
A Hongkong dispatch to the Ex-
change Telegraph says business has
been resumed at Wuhu, on the
Yangtse River. where the foreign
women and children were evacuated
a few days ago after anti-foreign
rioting.
The customs house has been tenn
porarily opened, the dispatch adds. as
there have been no further anti
foreign demonstrations and the local
authorities have taken action re-
garding looters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
BISHOP ANTON BAST
ORDERED SUSPENDED
Committee Sitting at The Hague
Finds Him Guilty of I'm
h prudent Conduct.
BY the Associated Press.

ny tnC ASSOCIATED Press.
THE HAGUE, Holland, March 70
The Methodist Episcopal committee.
which has been investigating the case
OF Bishop Anton Bast, who was con-
victed in Denmark of misusing charity
funds, finds him guilty Of imprudent
conduct
1t orders that he be suspended until
the general conference I'm 1928 and
that his case be finally dealt with by
that body.
The committee which has been sit.
ting at The Hague Is the highest court
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
and Is known as the Triers of Appeals.
Bishop Thomas Nicholson of Detroit
presided over the tribunal. which is
composed of German. Swiss. Nor
wegian and Italian Methodists. The
trial opened late last month.
The annual conference of the Danish
Methodist Church last July adopted a
resolution demanding that Bishop
Bast be not allowed to do Methodist
work in Denmark until his case was
finally settled by the Methodist Gen.
eral Conference, which is to be held
in the United States in 1928. Bishop
Bast last year served a three months
sentence in Copenhagen, having been
convicted in Civil Court of misapply-
ing charity funds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
GAS CASE IS LIKELY
TO GET FIRST CALL
BEFORE COMMISSION

Continued from First Pagel
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

al rodenJch AaerRanov, nsk .
prcdoaly mesiac. Vo fe'bruari bolo
pripustene celku 43,O74 cudzin-
GOV, ktoryeh bolo 21,695 prist a
hovacov 10,379 neprist 'ahoval-
Gov. Cudizincov odiSlo behom tohos
isteho mesiaca " celku 16,O34, d
ktorych bolU 3,949 vyst 1ahovalcov.
a 12,O85 nevyst 'ahovalcov. vstup'
do spojenych Statov bol odmiet-
nuty 1903 cudzincom, ktory po-
Get je najni5sf "a cely ostatny fl
skamy rok. Neschopnost' preu-
kazat sa riadnym prist 'ahoyale-.
ckym vizom bola hlavnou prici
nou odmietnnti, av celku 1,245 cu-.
dzincom boil vstup pre- tnto prici-
nu odmietnuty.
70 stlhrnneho poctu 21,695 pri-
st 'ahovalcov, pripustenych me-
siaci februari bolo Mexikanov A.
229, Nemcov 4,2l3, Ircanov 2,720,
Anglleanov 1928, Skandinavcov
1884, Sk6tov 1,427, Tahanov' l.
O76, Franciizov 1,075 Zidov 963.
Tvchto desat.' narodnosti tvorilo
80 percent vsetkych prist 'ahoval-
GOV vo februari 1927. Slovakov
bolo pripustene vcelku 143 a Ce-
chov 203.
Stat New York ostava doteraz
ma prvom n1ieste ako ciel' usade-
MIA sa vacsiny, prist 'ahovalcov,
kazdy stvrty prichadza do tohoto
statu ABBY 81 tuna zariadil novy
domov.. 70 suhrnneho poctrr 216,-
454 prist 'ahovalcov, priphstenych
behom prvych osem mesiacov ter
rajsieho fiskalneho roku, vcelk|u 7
25,231, cize Wac ako 25 percent,
ostalo v State New oYrku,. 49,.
l49 prislych z Mexika usadilo sa
v Texas, 2O,155 odislo do Michi-
gan, 1929 do Massachusetts,
1922 do Kalifornie, 1926 do IL
linois, 13,255 do Pennsylvania a
lO,7S2 do New Jersey.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
VACSINA PRLS1,AHOYALiCOV
v NAJLEPSOM VEKU.
T.. u. /. S.

Pribllzne tri styrtiny prist 'aho-
valcov, ktori neprestajnom, hoe
zmensenom prude prichadzajii do
Amerky, ayb 81 tuna zariadili no
Wy domoy nasli vacsie st 'astie,
sll dl'a prist 'ahovaleckej statisti-
ky v najlepsom veku t. j. medzi
lG q A. rokom. "a pryych osem
nesiacov terajsiealo fiskalneho ro-
\ kr3i boloa pripusAepe i sS4ill2 sdetl,
llllladsnha Cd aGf,ro&oy. MsdziFod-
chadzajdciimi y prichadza jticimi
oudzincaani muzovia prevyss0dd
zeny poctom.
Mesadla Statistika "a febrnar
likazuje vacsi pocet prichaGajn-
-cich odchadzajd jdcich cndzincov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
MAJETOK TELEPH0NE co.
oBNASA $3,256,O0O, 900

Jednym naJyatsich priemy-
SLOW Spoj. Statoy je, okrem zelez-
ME a,ptomobilov priemysel te-
lefoniicny a telegraficny, lebo,' a.
ko hovori Walter Clifford, pred
seda American Telephone and
Telegraph Co., majetok tejto kor-
poracie obnasal !. januara $3,-
256, 100000. Predseda Clifford po-
dava zaujfmave cislice ohl'adom
jeho spolocnosti. Hovorl, re spo-
locnost' vlastnena je 399, ,121 Il
castinarmi a ziaden z nich nema
ami tol'ko ucastin, ably tvorily je-
dino percento 20 vsetkych. Tedy
telefoniGna a tclegrafiona spoloc-
most v Annerike vlastnena jc o.
praydu l'udom, co ie skutocna
industrialna dcmokracia, "a lto-
mi unie pracuj1s Majetok spoloc-
nosti zvysil sa minul6ho roku o
$31S,0OO,0OO a cisty zarobok OBJ
nasal $2O4,s70,OoO. Vsetkych te-
lefonienych stanic Spojenyoh
Statoch bolo koncom 1926 roku
17,574,O0O lansk6ho roku zave-
dene bolo 7s1, 900 novych telefo-
nicnych stanfc do domacnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
MA PREDAJ

izbovt tchlou murovany jedno-
floorovy dom. Vel' moderny. Pri
Mahoning Ave. Cena $500.
3 akre zeme na dobrej ceste. w.
Austintown. Novy dom, len barna
je hodna $4,000. Mono kupit' "a
$4,000. $500 hotovfch.
60 akrov, 7 izbovy dom, & mil =
cd mesta. mastale, garadz, kur.
mix, ziaden statok ami stroje. Cena
$4,000. $4,000 hotovych.
20 akrov, blizko kary. Jedna
krava, kury a celia tohorocna lro-
da. Cena $4,000. $4,000 hotovych.
Toto je blizko mesta a Ohio Works,
tiez ku Street Car Line. Je to hod-
no $4,000 Wac, nez my pytame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

AA9 AAAAAoAO ~ NeVA0AAHA0s AA6lCny
skoncivsieho pri leteckej kata.
strofe. D'alej pilota Hofmana,
ktory ma francilzskom fronte, "a.
skoceny presilou nepriatel 'ov,
vrazil ilmysel ne svojim strojom
do najblizsieho nepriatel'a a spo.
lu $ MIN zahynul.
Ackol 'vek vtedy obnoveny stat
NAL dost leteckytch odbornikoy,
trpelo predsa jeho letectvo nedo.
statkom leteckeho materialu ali
vhodnyfh letisk v tom case bolo
jedine letisko v Chebe.
z byvalej raktlskej armady po.
dariol sa ziskat' preletenim len
malo strojov, ked'ze vsetko TO-
stale ma fronte. Ma nsemi dnesnej
republiky okrem malej spravkar-
ne lietadiel "Al-My" motoro.
veho oddelenia tovarne Breitfeld
a Danek, nebolo ziadnych letec.
kych tovarni. Vzdor tomu vSak
hned' pc prevrate nastal culy le.
tecky ruclr, ktory okrem armady
snstrednil sa okolo prazskeho
"Aeroklubu'' novo zalozeneho
"Svazu ceskoslovenskych pilo.
tow"
Vd aka nadsenej cinnosti tych.
to kruhov, vyspelo behom osmich
povojnovych rokov ceskosloven.
ske letectvo, tax re ma dnes rad
pekne vybudovanych letisk (v
Prahe, Chebe, Plzni, Mar. Laz.
mach, Brne, 0lomtGci, Prostejove,
Bratislave, Nitre a Kosiciach), tri
vel'ke tovarne ma lietadla, ku
ktorym prave pristnpi stvrta, sty-
ri tovarne na letecke motory a
rad zavodov, vyrabajdcich pomoe
ne letecke pristroje a dodavaj1,
ce materially, dive domace letecke
linie dopravn6 a jednu medzina-
rodnf, tri letecke pluky, styri
Aerokluby, rad vycviceneho per.
sonalu i robotnlctva, styri lete.
cke casopisy a mnohe mnohe Il.
specify ma medzinarodnom poll
sportovnom.
Prva leteckych tovarni, wink
lych ma iizemi noveho statu, boly
vojenske letecke dielne, ktore sa
pociatku usidlily na prazskom
Vystavisti, potion Ma letisti V Kbe
loch pri Prahe a ktore dnes su
naJvaosou a najmodernej isle "a.
riadenou tovarnou leteckou pod
menom "Tovaren na lietadla Y
Letnanoch'. Jej sefkonstrukte-
rom je inz. Smolik, ktory sostro-
jill prve ceskoslovenske ietadlo,
vyrabane resiove. Je to rovnako
prva tovaren, ktorej sa dostalo j
zahranionych objednavok.
Druhou tovarnou, zalozenou uz
zaciatkom +. 1919, je tovaren
"Aero', prva tovaren, zalozena
civilny1m kapitalom. Jej sefkon.
Strukter Husnik navrhol uz rad
vybornych tNpov lietadiel ako
pre- potrebu vojenskej spravy
tax pre- civilne dopravnfctvo. To.
warren prave stava tiez prve csl
lietadlo dvojmotorove (A-24).
Tovaren lietadiel "MiloS Bon
dy a spoil honosi sa nspesnor
cinnost 'ou svojich sefkonstrukte.
row inz. Benesa Hajna, ktorycl
konstrukcie su dnes zname ce
lom leteckom svete, hlavne vd a
ka ich dolnokrydlym jednoplosni
kom (monplanom) S ktorymi do
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