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Evening star., 1928-02-26
Iowa Society Sponsors
Reception and Ball

The Iowa State Society will give a
reception and ball at the Willard. Tues
day evening. March 6. at $50 o'clock.
The principal guest Of honor and
speaker will be Interstate Commerce
Commissioner Claude NJ. Porter. new
member OF the commission from Des
Moines. Iowa. Other guests Of honor
and members OF the receiving line viii
be Col. Charles Burton Robins, the AS
sistant Secretary OF War: the entire
congressional delegation in Congress.
Maj. Gen William D. Connor. COM
mandant Army War College: Maj. Gen.
| John A. Hull. judge advocate general:
| Maj. Gen. George S. Gibbs. chief signal
officer. Maj. Gen. Salzman. Mr.. Leslie
NJ. Shaw. former Secretary Of the
, Treasury: Col. White. Treasurer Of the
| United States: Mr.. and Mrs Edward
| H. Cunningham OF the Federal Reserve
Board and Mr.. Mclean. former presi-
dent OF the University OF Iowa. Other
| prominent Iowans will be In the rcceiy-
| ing line.
Special entertainment will be a part
| OF the program starting at $50. Dane
| ing will start Immediately following the
program.
| Commissioner OF immigration Harry
H. Hull Is president OF the Iowa Society
and Miss Gertrude NJ. Louis is secre-
tary. They are planning. with other
officers, TO make this reception and ball
one Of the big events In the history Of
the society.
| All former residents OF Iowa and their
friends are invited to be present to
meet the prominent lowanS,
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Engraving Bureau Chief
keystone Honor Guest

Mr. A. w. Hall of Pennsylvania. di-
rector OF the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. will be the honor guest at the
coming meeting OF the Pennsylvania So
ciety to be held in the Willard Hotel
ballroom. Friday night. March 9. at 8;l5
o'clock. Plans are being made for an
interesting meeting for the Keystoneites
In the National Capital
Director Hall will give short ad-
dress dealing with the work of the bu-
reau which prints American money
This will be Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing Night" and the musical num-
bers will be rendered by artists from the
bureau. The reception line will include
the officers OF the society. Director Hall
and prominent Pennsylvanians here
Coxholders have numbered some OF the
Leading Pennsylvanians now located in
the National Capital
After the program there will be dane
ing with music by Horace Walker and
his orchestra.
Members cards are being sent out.
ard guest tickets may be secured from
the secretary.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Music and Comedy
Mark Society PROGRAM

Les Circle Francais de Washington. Les
PrecieuSes Ridicuies. met Wednesday
evening, February IS, at the rooms Of
the Pen Womens League. Nine, Eu-
Same Laurent and N. Canu were
elected 10 membership, Then a program
"as given which included comparison
between the French author. Musset. and
the English author, Richardson. made
by Bernard Anthony Facteau, r. ii. d.,
La ;1,rb1nDe. France, piano solo by
Mfs. William j. Wallis, waltz by DWahd
and Nina" by Perg0iese. eighteenth
century. reading by Mile, Rosasco.
"kcmautisme." by Anatole France. and
recitations by M, Canu II two sonnets
entitled Mort dc Ouatre "Vingt D0uze, -
bY Arthur ftamDsud and lie Voici Done
Que EenFale," BY Jean Marc Bernard
The program ended with a comedy,
fie|eily acted entitled "fe Medecln
Ny$tifle." the actors being La Dame,
Mile. Marie Eatlf1l. La Pauvre. Nine
s5llSanne Laurent ie Medecin, M
Arthur Lebel. Refreshments were o.
tered by the hosts Mr. James L.
AoneySay and III. Arthur Libel.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
West Virginia Society
At Ninth Annual Dinner

The West Virginia Society of the
District OF Columbia held its ninth an
nual dinner and dance Tuesday evening.
February 81. at Meridian Mansions.
24o0 Sixteenth street northwest.
ABOUT 200 persons were in attend
ance, and the president OF the society.
Mr.. w. z. HofIheins. and Mrs. Hoff.
heins were assisted In receiving the
guests by several OF the past presidents
and their wives. including former Rep
resentative Stuart r. Reed, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorel Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elonzo Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. c. M.
Shinn. Mr.. e. Y. Gates and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. W. Gall.
Almost the entire delegation OF the
States representatives In Congress and
their wives. including Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl @. Bachmann. Mr.; and Mrs. Frank
l.. Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs. William s.
O'Brien and Miss O'Brien. Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Hughes and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. England. were among the
listed guests. and they we're constantly
surrounded by groups OF friends. An
other notable list OF guests included
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
John Marshall. Alien Property Custodian
and Mrs. Howard Sutherland. Solicitor
General and Mrs z. r. Morgan. Judge
! Ira Robinson and Miss Robinson.
j A program OF entertainment was
given by Mr.. w T. Braithwaite. soioist:
/ Mr. and Mrs Wiley o. Ison. sketches
and Mr.. John Thompson. original mon
| ologue. Two State songs, THE Allie
gheny Rose" and West Virginia" the
latter composed by Mr.. r. J. Honaker
were sung by Mr.. Braithwaite, the as
/ S@rnhfy trtnffU In the charms
/ A minuet was danced by Misses
| Elizabeth Barr. Mildred Barnes. Eliza.
beth Harding and Marion Stewart and
Messrs Dallas Barr. John Brasel
! Francis Hoffheins and John Wacker.
man. Each person who contributed tC
! the program was West Virginian.
! AZ the conclusion Of the dinner
/ dancing and cards were enjoyed for the
remainder OF the evening,
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Party Celebrates :.
Birth Anniyersar,

Miss Dorothy Afford OF waverlv
street, Clarendon. Va, entertained 20
OF her friends Friday evening, Febru-
ary IL. the occasion being her fourteenth
birthday anniversary. the decorations
being carried out in Valentine form
valentine games were played until q
late hour when refreshments we're
served. which were IL Valentine form.
The house vas beautifully decorated
IN Valentine fashion Among the guests
were Miss Dorothy Moreland. Mis-
Frances Bierley. Miss Marie Smith. Miss
Virginia Harrell Miss Maurine Wise,
Miss Mildred Mckinney. Miss Jean
Ristine. Miss Virginia Clementson. Miss
Miriam Phelps. Miss juliet Hensley. Miss
Hazel Wilmington. Miss Ester Schwartz
Misses GLADYS and Louise Afford. NJ.
John Hunt. Mr.. Raymond Leighty. NJ.
Gordon Walker. Mr.. Albert Simon. Mr..
David Anderson. Mrs. Louis SchroI
Mrs. Charles Dingus ana Mr.. Edward
Afford.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Bay State Society Gives
War Veterans a Trea,

The last meeting Of the Massachusetts,
Society Of Washington. Inc. held at
the New National Press Club Au-
0toTium. Thursday evening. Febru-
AIRY i6. was an unqualified success. II
vas known as military night and ap-
proximately 500 members and guests
attended. On the stage, which was oc-
cupied BY the orchestra. were placed
two Aags. one the State flag. presented
by the knights of Columbus of Massa-
chusetts. and the national colors. pre-
sented By the Y NJ c. A. of Massa-
chusetts. These flags were presented to
the society in 1919. Preceding the fea-
tuTe OF the evening. the Assistant At
torney General Of the United States,
Mr.. George r. Farnum, presiden. Of the
society. made an address OF welcome TO
the members and guests. including the
disabled veterans OF Massachusetts at
Walter Reed Hospital. During his speech
Mr. Farnum read letters from Gen.
John j. Pershing and Maj. Gen. Clar-
elce Il. Edwards expressing their deep
regrets, owing 10 previous engagements.
In not being able 10 be present on this
gaia occasion.
Moving pictures we're then shown OF
the 25th Division Of the famous Yankee
3iyision's participation in the late World
War. These pictures were much en-
toyed BY every one present. A short re-
cept.on followed. the president Of the
society and Mrs. George r. Farnum
assisted by Capt. and Mrs John l.
Ehaniey. heading the receiving line
Dancing was enjoyed until O'Clock
A number OF letters have been received
congratuiating the society on the effi-
cient manner in which these monthly
events are conducted, the result o!
which has been numerous requests for
new membership.
Members Of the reception and en-
terta.nnert committee included Miss
Eleanor Carieton. Miss Harriet M
Cheney. Mr. William T. Simpson. Ar
Robert l. Kempton. Mr. John Andrews
Mr. George A. Herman. My Clinton M
Hester, hrs. Frank T. Hickey. Mrs
Bertha 81 Robbins. Mr. Frank z
Hickey Nr James J. Sweeney. Miss
" Elsie Pilaien and Mr.. Charles A
Bowman and Mr.. Alfred 4. Hanson
Plans are under way for big March
meeting. the date 10 be announced
ister Application banks for new mem
beFs may b. Obtained from the secFe.
tary, Mr George A. Herman. i345 G!.
ysrc street northwest.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

Roosevelt have returned from 10
day stay in New York and Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Neuman. who
recently were married In Detroit. were
guests of their aunt. Mrs. David Press
Ter, en- route to their home In Cleve-
land. Mrs Neuman was formerly Miss
Rose Gutenberg OF Detroit.
Miss Dorothy Sonneborn was hostess
Saturday February l8. at luncheon
and bridge in her home on Twenty
eighth street.
The marriage OF Miss Pauline Ney,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ney
OF Harrisonburg, Va. and Mr.. Leo
! Cind!er Of Houston, Tex. took place
Tuesday night in the home OF the bride
the ceremony being followed by recep-
ton. Among the guests from this city
were Mrs. Milton Ney, Misses Irma and
Alma Ney. Mrs. Joseph Ney, Mrs. S
Ney and Mrs Charles J. Stein. A din
ncr was given at the Hotel Cavanaugf,
Monday night for the bridal party and
out-of-town guests.
Miss Dorothy Finkel entertained
eight guests at bridge Tuesday night
in her home on Columbia road.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
ENGAGEMENTS Announced
For Early Wedding Dates

Mrs. Matte Carnefx Moore Of the
Sheridan Apartments announces the en-
gagement OF her daughter, Estelle
Holmes, TO Mr.. Herbert Ward OF Taze4
well. Va. the marriage to take place
March 5.
OF interest In Washington Is the an
nouncement by Mr.. and Mrs. Philip L.
Hale OF Sandy Down, Dedham, Mass, Of
the engagement Of their daughter Nancy
TO Mr.. Taylor Scott Hardin, son of Dr.
and Mrs. 3. L. Hardin OF Washingtop.
Miss Hale Is granddaughter Of the
late Rev. Edward Everett Hale, d. D.,
the distinguished Unitarian minister
and author. She graduated from the
Windsor School and was presented to
Boston society in the Winter Of 1861.
and is member Of the Junior League
and Of the Vincent Club
Mr.. Hardin Is a graduate OF Yale in
the class OF 1925, and received his M. A.
from the University of Virginia in 1926
He is member of the Chevy Chase
Club here and Of the Middleburg Hunt
Club Of Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Morse Van
Hoesen Of Cortland. N. Y, announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Van Hoesen, TO Mr..
Quentin Durwood Watson Of Washing
: ton and St Louis. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank F. Watson Of st. Louis. The we'd
ding will take place April at Christ
Church. Georgetown
The marriage Of Miss Mary Estelle
Tyler OF Aldie, Va. whose engagement
to Lieut. Philip r. Garges. U. S. A., was
recently announced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Tyler OF Aldie, will take
place early in March. and following the
ceremony Lieut.. Garges and his bride
will sail for Juneau, Alaska, where he
will be stationed for two years.
! DR.. and Mrs. Henry Florence Mess an
nounce the engagement Of the latter's
sister. Miss Frances Rosemary Dvver.
to Mr.. Frank Joseph Albus Of this city.
The wedding will take place the latter
part Of April
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rosett an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Ruth to Mr.. Joseph Enrenreici1 OF
Philadelphia. -,
Evening star., 1928-02-26

ANNAPOLIS, Md. February 25.-At
the officers dance Friday evening Mrs.
ingram, wife of Comdr Jonas Ingram.
and Mai. Philip H. Torrey. u. S. NJ. c.,
received the guests. Conldr. and Mrs.
Ingram entertained at a dinner preced-
Ing the dance. Admiral and Mrs. Louis
NJ Mutton were also among the dinner
hosts Of the evening, entertaining
company of % at the Superintendent's
quarters.
Mr. and Mrs. George Turner enter
tanned at buffet supper Saturday eve
ming at Wardour in honor of their son.
Mr.. Nelson Turner. who is manager of
the University of Virginia boxing team
which met the Midshipmen's boxing
team in series of contests here Sat-
urday afternoon.
Comdr. and Mrs Theodore Woolsey
johnson were hosts at dinner fol-
lowed by bridge Tuesday evening last
at their home at Acton place in honor
OF Admiral and Mrs. Louis NJ Mutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baldwin en-
tertained at luncheon Sunday at their
home at Waterbury. near Annapolis.
their guests including Mr.. McLane TIL
ton. Mr.. John Middleton of Baltimore.
Mr.. Woodward Baldwin, Comdr. and
Mrs. Archer NJ. r. Allen, Lieut.. Condr.
and Mrs. Morton L. Deyo Mr.. Summer
nelo Baldwin, Miss Margaret Eyre Tay-
lor and Mr.. Henry Baldwin of Balti-
more. Lieut., ComGr and Mrs. Wallis
Gearing. Mrs. John Bowdoin. Miss
Maria De Courcey. Mr.. Elliott BALDWIN
cf Baltimore. Mrs. Tench Tilshman and
Miss Elizabeth Mott
Capt. and Mrs Brantz Mayer were
hosts at buffet supper on SATURDAY.
evening at their quarters before the
Midsfipmen's gymkhana. in honor of
Miss Louisa Wallis of St. Dayids, Pa.
who is their guest.
Annapolis society is much interested
oy the appointment of Senator Millard
r. Iy1ings OF Maryland as a member
OF tfe board of visitors to the Naval
Acacemy. The board which is ap-
pointed annually by the President. Vice
president and the Speaker of the House
!of the purpose Of an inspection of the
naval Academy. will meet this year on
Mr.. McLane Tilton of charlottesville
va. was guest for the week end of
MIS-; Tench Tilghman and Miss Mollie
Miilgan at their home on MARYLAND
avenue.
Mrs John Fell. who was before ber
marriage Miss Polly Morton. is VISITING
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. RicharS
Morton. at their apartment on 81
Johns street. ~
Lieut.. Kenneth Hoeffel. U. N of
washington. was a guest for the wee,,
enc OF Lieut.. and Mrs Lester j. Hudson
u their home at Wardour. near An
napolis
Admiral and Mrs. Louis NJ. Nul,o,
were guests of Rear Admiral and Mrs
EDWARD w. Eberle at their home in
washington on Thursday last. and with
them attended the Army and NAVY re-
eepton given that evening at the
White House.
Announcement has been made of tn.
marriage Of Miss Maurine Lockhart.
daughter Of Mr.. Frank P. Lockhart.
United States consul general al
Hankow, China. and Mrs. Lockhart. 10
Lieut.. Robert Enlmet Cofer. jr..
Q. S. NJ, on Monday. December IL
1927, at Hankow. China. Lieut.. anc
Mrs. Cofer are now stationed at Ma
Mia. p. I.
Capt. and Mrs Orin G. Murfn CT
washington. and their daughter. Miss
Winifred Murfin. were guests for the
week end of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Louis n. Mutton. who entertained at
dinner in their honor on Saturday eve
ming
Col c. H. Morrow. T. S. A., and Mrs.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Boy Scouts Bid Goodby
To Leader S. II. Broder

Troop 73 said farewell to Its popular
scoutmaster. Simon Haldane Broder,
February l6, at q meeting of the board
OF directors. parents and Boy Scouts. In
recognition OF hts services. Mr.. Broder
was presented with n gold watch fob
bearing the scout insignia and foun-
tain pen, by the troop. After presenta- =
ton OF medals ana badges by MIR
Hershfield. director OF the Jewish Com
munity Center. and Mr.. l., C. Drake.
scout executive. Mrs. Simon Haldane
Broder entertained with xylopho:: :
selections Mr.. Albert l.. Jacobs. for
mcr assistant scoutmaster. succeeds
Mr.. Broder as leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Haldane Broder
are soon TO become residents Of New
York City
Evening star., 1928-02-26
St. Ursula Junior Guild
Members Guests at Tea

Sunday. February ls, a tea was given
Tor the members of the Mount ST.
Ursula Junior Guild at the home Of its
president. Miss Kathryn Virginia Ollie.
Preceding the tea the guild had a busi-
ness meeting in order TO complete ar.
rangements for card party to be given
March 10 at the Thomas Circle Club
and a dance to be given Immediately
after Lent. Guests at the tea were:
Miss Marie Dobrin. Miss Loretta
Bicksier. Miss Betty Scanlon, Miss
Catherine Dunivan. Miss Louise Auth.
Miss Agnes Auth. Miss Elinor johnson,
Miss Margaret Brown. Miss Emily Auth.
Miss Denny Auth. Miss Katherine VII.
son. Miss Ethel Roddy, Miss Katherine
Auth and others.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Bridge Club Members
Pleasingly Entertained

Nr and MIS- John +. F0garty ut
Ontario place entertained the members
of Their bridge club Tuesday evening,
when dancing Was feature III The
evening. The decorations were carried
out Ia red. white and blue Guests in
citided Mf and Mrs IL McLin Bell
Mf and MIS-, James v Burke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon CG,nmerf0rd Mf aud Mrs
Joseph r Dunn Mr. and Mrs Irving
IJ Horn Mr snd MIS-. George B Mni~
lin. Mr. and Mrs Bernard j. MulIin,
Mr. and Mrf Joseph Mshef and Mr..
and Mrs Milton Th0iRfordt.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Michigan University
Alumni IN En+er,,;n

DR., G. Carl Huber. dean OF the
graduate school OF the University Of
Michigan. and Dr. Harrison E Howe.
editor Of Industrial and Engineering
Chemistry" will be the honor guests
AZ banquet given by the Mems Club
and the Alunlnae Association Of the
University. at the Raleigh Hotel. We'd
nesday evening.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur
Are Guests at Annapolis

The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs,
Curtis D. Wilbur are motoring 10 An
napolis today. where they will be the
guests OF the superintendent of the
Naval Academy and Mrs. Louis NJ.
Mutton on the occasion of the Secre-
tary's address before the midshipmsn.
They will return to Washington tonight
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Club of Colonial Danes
VIII Er+er+,;n =, r. ,

The Club OF Colonial Danes will en-
tertain at tea on Monday afternoon at
O'Clock. The honor guests will be Mrs
William Charming johnson and Miss
Minna Nieman. Mrs. johnson will give
a reading and Miss N;eman will give
several selections on the piano
Evening star., 1928-02-26

At Dutch auctions the auctioneer be-
gins with a high flgure. which he grad
unlly reduces until bidder accepts II,
This system was originally adopted 10
evade tax upon ordinary auction i'm
DOsed by Napoleon
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
CHILDCAUGHT GOLD:
 -PNEUMO
Worried Mother Grateful as Clinic Shows How to Give
 Quick Relief at Home
SOON BACK AT SCHOOL
 FEELING WELL AS EVER.

No longer is fl necessary to stand by helplessly when cnl lren's colds bring fear Of pnc. monla. For hospital physicians no" recommend to mothers a pleas ant home method 70 end head colds. coughs or chest colds--and hundreds .ot Ne" Britain children have been given the samo quick. sure relief that came 10 the little daughter Of ot Mrs. F. II. Gordon.
 Little Estellc caught severe cold while out riding week ago sunday. Nothing her mother used kept the cold from spreading rom her nose passage 10 her chest. On the third day the child coughed SO deep Mrs. Gordon feared pneumonia and called the clinic, where doctors gave her double doses Of Ayers Cherry Pee toral-a pleasantly favored mix turo of wild cherry, white pine ami other ingredients which haNo r"- lieNed even the most extreme chil- drens cases in the hospital
 Relief began almost immedia'1, By night the child felt like pla,iG& with her Christmas dolls for the t"~; time In several days, The nr@t morning she looked more ch"ertu,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
POLICE HUNT SLAYER
BrOCkton Authorities Trying tO Eind Person Who Killed shoe Worker --Bones Found In N,nsls

Erockton, Mass. March 9 NF)- This city's skeleton mystery sent police today on the trail Of slayer Simultaneously with identification of the bones found in the Manloy street woods on February :7 as Cha rios w. DorSan. former shoe worker. authorities announced they believe the man had been killed. When the skeleton was first found 3 shotgun lying nearhy--it WAS thought the remains of hunter who had met with an accident
 Yesterday. City Chemist George l.. Boiling. an expert on firearms. dis covered the fine shot he had found lodged in the skeletons ribs were not shot from the gun that lay be side the remains.
 Although the possible crime must have occurred nearly two years ago, police have already talked with q witness who may throw light on the mystery.
 According 70 Inspector Harry SUartz. 8 North EastOn man said he drove by the woods where the bones were found about two years ago and remembered two mon by the side of the road
 Just after he had passed them, he heard 8 shot, the informant said. and turned back. Neither man was in sight.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
travel IFS reported.

travellers reported.
 After the first arrest the students i clared general strike and de- manded the government free their colleagues. according to the reports. Many students were said 10 have gone to the jails anl demanded they he arrested along with their friends.
 Twenty-Five prominent lawyers were arrested along with the stu I' his, the newspaper Tiempo said, and many wore taken to the rotor do in Porto Cabelio, a fortress fla nous for its dungeons.
 Among the stories told by travel l"rs, all unconfirmed were tha, the army and police forces under Eus. coluio Gomez brother of the pres lJ"nt, dispersed meetings by using machine guns.
 The French minister, who a- tempted to mediate, was ordered to leave the country,
 That for three consecubiye days acNNl'1eS ID Caracas were suspend ed and only women and children. wearing black. were seen on the streets.
 That students put nails on the highways 10 prevent traffic.
 That strikers seized the semi-of. tlcial newspaper Fl Universal and prevented its publication.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Middlefeld Man Held
 As Justice Fugitive
Mass. March 3 CUP)

Springfield. Mass. March 3 (UP) Harry L.. Weiner. alias E. J. keelcr. of Allston. was being held by police today for hearing March 15. after pleading not guilty 70 a charge of being a fugitive from Connecticut justice.
 Weiner was sought by Mddleilell, Conn.,. authorities on a, charge o' selling worthless stocks 10 Alfrel II. Auger of that city.
 Auger told police Weiner had rep- resented himself as an agent for New York theatrical interests and had induced him tos buy S350o worth of worthless stock.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
DETAILS 0F PLOT PRINTED TODAY
Hoped to Stay Mexican President
 aDd eX-PreSident

Mexico City March I-FD Ir- tails Of an alleged rebel bomb plot, by which it was hoped to kill ProSi dent Gales and former rrcsidon, Al Varo ObrcEon, Wer" printed today in Mexico City newspapers.
 One story sald the plattcrs intend. d 10 bomb Chapult"pe,. castle. tn, hom" of the president by airplaur. The plotters. the story said, then in tended 10 fly in the direction of the American border. hoping 10 make d landing on safe territory,
 Tn" newspaper Graiico said that MaN Hoiuns. q nlnNcntor and prom mcnt member of the German col ony. had been arrested in connec- ton with the alleged plot. Holung Nas arrested. the story said. in the same house where Father Irineo osorio Leyva was arrested Saturday. Romb materials and books regard : ing explosives Wcrr said to have been found, The ownership was un- aSCertained.
 Holung told Authoriries his work vas purely scientific and he pointed out he had numerous patents in tho United States and Germany.
 The newspaper Fl Sol told of the plan to use alrp'anos in bombing tho presidents palace and i'll the subsc- 4nent flight. Other newspapers said the constructors planned to wreck tralns and kill both Gales and Obrc- gon.
 follc", admitting ,Nist"ncc of il plot, said Father Lcyva and Holune still Wcr" being held. and that fur 'hHr arrests W"r" expected. Holung. It Was said, might b" dcportcd.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

Supporters of the amendment, many of whom have refreshed their minds on the nations early history during consideration of the constitu- tional amendment to abolish the short sessions of congress, have dwelt at length upon what they con- tend was the intent of the constitu- lions framers to protect the rights of all the states, especially the smaller.
 In addition 10 the Davis proposal, the house also must pass upon an other amendment approved by its committee which would place a three-month limit upon all other radio licenses. The senate proposed six months and year respectively. This amendment. however. has not precipitated a fight like that on the former