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Evening star., 1928-02-08

Col. J. A. Brown, Col. w. L. Powell,
Col John M. Follin. Col. J. p. Moore
Mai. A. F. Rose, Mai Henry s. Walter
Capt w. s. 0rigsby and Mr.. John
Boland will be present, Representative
and Mrs Miles G. Allgood will have
as theit guest Rear Admiral Edward
II. jackson.
At the residence of Mrs. Henry F.
Dlmock. Scott Circle. tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock DR.. Louis K. An
spacker will lecture on Sudermann. the
dramatist OF strength. DR.. David Jayne
Hill. a former Ambassador to Germany
will preside. The proceeds will be given
to the George Washington Memorial AS
SOciation.
One of the attractive features for
the Dixie ball which Is to be held at
the Mayfiower Hotel Friday evening
next will be a dance Of the Sixties" BY
number of young girls appropriately
costumcd and under the direction o1
Miss Gladys Wilbur.
The girls committee. of which Miss
Catherine Harrison is chairman. Is
composed of Miss Lorena c. Dorr, Miss
Elsie Harmon, Miss Katherine Solbach
Miss Margaret Maize. Miss Cecil Lester
Jones. Miss Norvill c. Munford, Miss
Frances Larncr Gore. Miss Frances Lin
foot. Miss Carolyn Baldwin. Miss Lucille
Boggs, Miss Virginia Lewis Ninde. Miss
Frances v. Phillips. Miss Mary Louise
Phillips. Miss Dorothy Mehler. Miss
Helen Serllds Harter. Miss Sybil AL.
mond. Miss Gladys Wilkes. Miss Carroll
Shannon and Miss Laulinc Mosby
Coleman.
Additional patroncss are Mrs
Anthony c. Addison, Judge and Mrs
Mattinglv. Mrs. Arthur B. Lane, Mrs
James Walsh. Mrs r. N. Raynor and
Mrs Howard l.. Bishop
Mr.. Fielding NJ Lewis and Mr.. F. c
Baggarly are chairnen of the floor
committee and will be assisted by Mr.
Rufus w. Pearson. commandant ol
Camp 305. S. c. w.: MIR. John Chum-
b!ey, MIR. Louis W. Atkinson. Judge vii.
liam S. Stoner. Lieut.. Percy C. Corning
Mr. Marion Clarke Keister. Mr.. Frank
Wagner. Mr.. S. r. Young. Mr.. Ruskin
McArcile. Mr.. George w. Ford. Mr.
Fred p. Myers. Gen Oden Lake, Mr.
Evening star., 1928-02-08
REPAIR SHOP ABOLISHED.

Acting on the recommendation OF
the Federal Bureau of Efficiency. the
District Commissioners yesterday after
noon ordered the abolition Of the police
repair shop July l. The nine privates
and one sergeant employed there will
be returned to patrol duty. thereby in
creasing the active police detail by 10
men.
The shop will be consolidated with
the District repair shop at Second and
Bryant streets and all tools and ma
chinery at the former will be moved
to the District repair shop. with the
exception of crane towing machine
and a small truck used to tow aban-
doned and disabled automobiles and the
hauling of household effects
Evening star., 1928-02-08
Births Reported.

The foliow ing births have been reported "a
Casimif and Teresa NJ. 1eibell. girl.
Geofg., r. and Fern Tow!es. girl.
J!acob A. and ,L"I,ise D,,erknserg ken slrl. g,r,
Ra!ph o. and Katharine Wilson girl.
William ard C0rine Elliott girl.
Rny s. and Emma D. Dalton. girl.
Michele AID Glrazzia Celenza. boy.
Elmer and Dorothy Myers. hoy.
Robert and Marion Hewitt. boy.
Abraham and Ida Louie. boy.
Samuel r and Alice NJ. Culberson. boy.
George J. and Sarah r.. Mcdonald, hoy.
Chares and irene Travers. boy.
Frank L. and Elizabeth G.. Young. boy.
william and Dixie Hendcrson. hoy.
Ellis d. and El,zaheth Harrison boy.
John J. and Pauline Hughes. boy.
Waverly M. and Stella NJ Newell. ,sirl.
james M. and Edith Y Burke. gi:!,
Rroadns q and Lillian v. Shreve. boy.
.tonn D. and GLADYS Sellers. boy.
John - ard I.essie Morgan. boy.
Robert and Anna Nickcrs boy.
fltner A. and Ruth 3wenn. boy.
Wvman and Marearet Adams. boy.
ttarles r.. and Elsie Bankctt, hoy;
Rirhard and Elizabeth v. Mitchell, grl
Leroy and Louise Harrison, girl.
Emory and Irn,n Foster. girl.
Theodore b. and Audrey Hill, girl.
Clarence J and Nita Hammond boy.
william ~ and Mnrie Harris boy.
Abraham and Pauline IIc" girl.
benjamin. and Iortnrse Brodenax. girl
Waitc~ and Rosa Barncs girl
Evening star., 1928-02-08
SOCIET Y
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District League OF American Pen Wom-
en-. ll0S Sixteenth street northwest. at
3 O'Clock pm Mr. Ostermann will give
q short talk followed by an informal
reception. Among the guests will be
the Minister from Sweden. Mr., w. Bos-
from. Mr.. p. " G. Assarsson. MIR. Gus
tat Weidel Baron and Baroness Won
Below. Nine Ekengren. Judge and Mrs.
John w Bennett. Mr. Bush Brown. Mr..
Lucien Powell. Frau Johann G, Loh-
mann. Miss Hildegard Hamilton. Mile,
Marie Batifol. DR.. Bernard Facteau.
DR. Anita Maris Boggs Miss Patricia
Po~ Bennett and Miss Ruth Peterson
viii receive assisted by Mrs. Estelle
r,. r.,s"s: Mrs 4 B Brcwnell Mrs Nella
pnre'nSor Miss Myrta Cawood. Mrs
Can'ni Chance. Mrs c l. Boone. Mrs
c 7, Chambers Miss Evelyn. Weems
s~i Mrs Lily r Hunt
One of the unusual costumes that
will be worn At the Mardi Gras Bal
Mosque. according to information that
has reached the committee for this
event cf February IL will be Russian
ccur, 6r"ss Of great richness and beau
tx. whirh was hroueht TO this country
som> few wears ago hv the wife Of a
FORMER ambassador TO what was then
the land of the Gar Two striking
f-"'u~es Of th~ costume are the rare
ols vel o. real point lace which falls
In long folds to the floor and tn"
crown from which the veil is SUSPENDED,
the latter of exquisite workmarShip
and set with real Jewels AS this is
to br o masked ball the iden'itv of
the vearer is not being revealed at
this tirle. since manv of those attend
Ing desire TO remain incogI,!to until
thu hour Of unmasking
Because OF the interest that has
beo- aroused In costuming for this
ban Ms. Rose Gouverneur Hoes has
arranged an exhibition of fancy cos
TUNES and dominnes at the Mavflower
Hotel, which will continue until the
evening OF the ball Mrs Henry F
Dimock. chairman OF the committee
arranging this benefit of the George
Washington Memorial. announces that
IN keeping will, the true carnival spirit
which will be the order of the evening
costumes of anv period and representa-
tive OF anv OF the usual characters that
make their appearance AZ such func
tions NAV be worn. or regulation eve
ming dress NAV be concealed beneath
the attractive and graceful dominoes
that are so reminiscent of the romance
of bvgons dsvs Those who attend
are expected TO come zen masque"
fact that has intrigued the interest ct
soriety to an extent which already as
sures the success of this pre-Ienfen
function to be staged FRIDAY evening
OF next week at the Mavf1ower Hotel
Those desiring to obtain the few re.
manning boxes are directed to COM
n1uricate with Mrs Charles J Bell
chairman of boves while general ros-
ervatinns may be made through Mrs
Evening star., 1928-02-08

Wan legation and Nine. de 10 Barra,
Gen. and Mrs. william Crozier, As
sistant Attorney General and Mrs John
Marshall. the director Of the mint and
Mrs. r. J. Grant, Representative and
Mrs Ernest r. Ackerman. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry N. Hickey. Judge and Mrs. Rush
La Motto HollSnd. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam @. Wheeler and Mrs. Lloyd Mont.
gomery Shepard.
Evening star., 1928-02-08

The ladies In charge of tables. candy
and prizes are: Mrs. v. A. Sisler. as
sisted by Mrs. Charles r.. Shelton. Mrs.
Ernest r. Allwine and Mrs. l.. G. Sizer.
Judge and Nine. Paul Myron Line
barger will be guests Of the Art Pro-
moters' Club at the weekly dinner Fri
day at 7 o'clock at the Hotel Dupont.
when Chinese menu with chopsticks
will be served. At $3.50 o'clock Judge
Linebarger will speak In the Oriental
northwest, on art Promotion In China.
and Mr.. Paul Lincbarger tr.. will show
his collection of rare Chinese coins
The talk Is an open one.
Miss Julia Schelling will give the
second OF her lecture-recitals this after
noon at 4'30 o'clock in Barker Hall OF
the Y. w. c. A. Building. Seventeenth
and K streets. She will tell the story
of Tristan und Isolde" the opera to
be presented by the Washington Ma
tional Opera Co. on Thursday. Feb
ruary %.
Various motifs from the opera will be
played by Kurt HetZel. local pianist. as
feature Of Miss Schellings lecture.
At the lecture on Tripolitania, the
Italian province in North Africa which
Miss Quincy-Smith will lecture on al
the Wardman Park Theater Friday eve
ming. the proceeds will be devoted tC
the Casa Italiana. the house for young
italian students in New York City. The
list Of patrons and patronesses already
announced. which Is headed by the
italian Ambassador and Nobil Donna
Antoinette de Martino has been aug
| mented by the following: The coun-
sclor Of the Norwegian legation and
Nine Lundh the counselor Of the Boil
Evening star., 1928-02-08
Rose Gouverneur Hoes at the May
flower Hotel.

Rose oouverneur Hoes at the May
flower Hotel.
The International Association of Arts
and Letters will entertain at literary
salon at the Carlton Hotel Sunday eve-
ming. February -. at $50 o'clock.
Miss Sarah Grogan will preside at the
dinner given by the business and pro-
fessional section of the Womcn's City
Club tonight at $50 O'Clock. An honor
guest and speaker will be Miss Ruth
Hudnut, authoresS. speaking on 1.-THE
Woman Heroine in Modern Fiction.
Miss Ruby Black. journalist. and Miss
Laura Berrian also are on the program
Miss Pearl Mccall. section chairman
will be hostess. Members of this group
will assist Among those who will at
tend are Mrs j. Garfield Riley. Judge
Mary OToole, Miss Nell Cavaraugh
Miss Catherine Hyland. Mrs. Emma
Hayes. Mrs. Henry Seymour. Miss Eta
Austin and Mrs. Ella McCristal.
Alabama State Society
Ball at Willard Tomorrow.
The annual ball of the Alabama State
Society will be a brilliant event In this
weeks social calendar. 1t will be held
In the large ballroom Of the Willard to-
morrow at 9 o'clock pm There will be
dancing continuously till IL o'clock
when the queen of the ball and her
pages will arrive. The grand march will
follow and favors will be distributed
Mr. l. y Balm is chairman of the ball
and Mrs George NJ. HuddleSton. Mrs
H. O Sargent and Mrs r. A, Lacy have
charge of the sale of boxes The recep-
tion committee is In charge Of Miss
Florence Hughev and is composed OF
Mrs Cecil A BcaSley Mrs. Noble j
Wiley Miss Margaret Davis. Mrs James
F Johnson. Mrs w F. Sykes. Mrs.
w Hill and Mrs r. S Tucker
The floor committee includes: Col
Noble j. WILEY, MIR Cecil A. Beaslcv
Col. A r. Brinkley. Maj. John E. Ell
more. Dr. l. w Hill. DR.. H. O. Sargent
MIR. James Louis Moneyway, Mr. S. r.
Hawkins. Mai James F. johnson. Col
George w, Pratt. Mai. Thatcher v.
Walker and Maj Harry A. Davis
The President Mr. r. Lee Barnes
has as guests in his boX Chief Justice
and Mrs E. K Campbell. Senator and
Mrs Hugo Black. Mrs Hannis Taylor
Mrs Rhe,t GOode. Surg Gen and
Mrs. Hugh Cumming and Miss Cum
ming, Mrs William Crawford Gorgas
Miss Virginia Price. Mr., and Mrs. Oliver
Street. Col, and Mrs Winfield Scott.
Mai. William Peck. DR. and Mrs. c. c.
Pierce. Mr. and Mrs r A. Lacey and
Mr. and Mrs Harry r Fulton
A box is being reserved for the Con-
federate Veterans and Mai Charles NJ
Stedman. Judge Charles B. HoWry. Gen
N D Hawkins. Gen w l.. Wilkinson
Evening star., 1928-02-08
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported 10
He Health pspsGtme9. In & tie % nsst "a hours:
Matilda &. Higgins 81, the Alabama
Apartments.
Mary G.. Seaaer "a. Providence Hospital.
william 7, Thompson 80 720 18th At. ne.
BerDard Keffrer ~ s35 RittenhOuse st.
Edward Towies 10. 1908 10th a.:
Evening star., 1928-02-08

Eaders Dunlop so. Garfield Hospltsi.
John Queen. so Gallinger Municipal
Hospifat z
Lena Robinson ~ $50 Rhode Island ave.
=. Helen Barton "a GalliBFer Municipal
Doris t. Small. o month. 1889 18TH 4.
John Tinsley. 2 months rear of 1900 4gth
Evening star., 1928-02-08

Marmaduke Lynham. MIR. Donald Gill
and Mr.. Alexander Wedderburn.
Mrs. Walter e. Hutton Is chairman
Of the ball and In" charge Of tickets,
which also can be secured at the May
flower Social Bureau.
The Florence Crittenton Home will
! benefit by the card party to be given
Friday afternoon in the Mayflower Ho-
tel by the Emma Robertson Memorial
Circle
New Britain herald., 1928-12-05
RUNAWAY GIRL Steals
PURSE FROM TEACHER
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refuge from young men who we're
following her. Questioned by Ser
geant J. C. stadler, she said she lived
at IA Broad street, Middletown.
but the authorities in that place were
unable to verify her statement. and
later it was learned that she had
run away from Meriden and that
her home was at 70 Summer street,
that city. Ofiicer John O'Keefe re-
called that he had seen her at 1890
Monday night. leaving a man at the
corner Of Locust and Greenwood
streets.
This morning. Sergeant O'Mara
questioned the girl and brought her
to Central Junior High school, where
she was identified as the prowler.
At first she denied the accusation but
later she admitted that 1t was true.
Her parents visited her at police
headquarters and also reimbursed
Miss Bradbury for her loss. Captain
Burke of the detective bureau OF the
Meriden police sent word that the
Judge of the Meriden court had Or
dered her held and the probation
officer and truant officer from Meri-
den were sent here to bring her
back.
1t was learned that she had been
committed to the House of the Good
Shepherd, after a hearing in Meri-
den police court. and took an appeal.
To obtain her liberty pending ar
raignment in superior court, her
father posted the bond.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-05
Claims Plans Incomplete,
Refuses Architect Fees

The action of Victor Tra. arch-
tect, against Angelo Blancati. after
being partly tried on two occasions
in city court before Judge Morris
d. SAKE, was again continued until
Monday afternoon.
The case involves balance OF
money claimed to be due on plans
drawn by the architect for altera-
ions which We're to be made on 4
huilding at 3S7 Park street The
defense entered a counter-claim al
lesing that the plans were incom-
plrte. basing its claim on the fact
mat the building inspector refused
70 issue a permit on two occasions,
because the plans lacked detail Be-
rause Of this the job was not COM
pleted within the period specified By
the architect In consequence CT
which the defendant suffered the
loss Of three tenants who made ar
rangenents TO move into the builn-
ing as soon as completed. he CLAIM
ed. Martin +. Stemplen is counsel
for the plaintiff and Thomas J.
tabelus represents the defendant.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-05
Bingham Is Chairman
Of ID. of C.. Committee

BY GEORGE H. MANNING
Washington Correspondent, n. b. HeraId)
Washington. d. c.. Dec. 5-Sena-
tor Hiram Bingham of Connecticut
was today named chairman Of the
subcommittee on District OF Column
Liza appropriations OF the senate ap-
preparations committee Of which he
has been a member for the past
year. The selection was made by
the full committee.
This places Senator Bingham at
the head of the senate committee
which handles all appropriations for
the upkeep Of the national capital.
The national congress makes all the
laws for the city of Washington and
makes all the appropriations for
maintenance of all kinds for the
city.
This new post awarded Senator
Bingham will entail an enormous
amount of work. In addition TO
framing the appropriation bills for
the city he is certain to be called on
by numerous citizens associations,
business organizations and thou
sands OF private citizens interested
in some feature of the government
of the city. This job is one not
usually sought and Senator Bingham
had 1t thrust on him by the COM
mittee over his protest.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-05
fourth Offender
killed BY Police
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fore Judge Donnellan In general
sessions for trial on charge Of COM
plicity in an East Side jewelry rob-
berry.
Weiss police records extends over
II years, he was sent to Elmira
reformatory in 1914 for burglary: in
1918 he was sentenced to three and a
half years in Sing Sing for grand
larceny, and in 1921 was returned to
that prison for seven years for
burglary; his fourth offense was a
Clinton street jewelry robbery for
which he was arrested last March S.
Weiss desperate battle. for free
dom recalled the spectacular effort
of three men to shoot their way out
of tombs prison on November ).
1926. Trapped in the prison yard. the
men committed suicide after two
prison guards had been killed.
The scenes of the two shootings
were within stones throw of each
other. The tombs is connected with
the criminal courts building by the
bridge of signs" over which prison.
ers are taken after appearances in
court. The tombs and the criminal
courts building are located on Cen
ter and Lafayette streets in the
downtown district OF Manhattan.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-05
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1928
City Items

St. Elmo lodge. X. of P. will cele-
brate ladies' night this evening.
There will be bridge games. dancing
and entertainment.
The annual turkey supper Of St.
Marks parish announced for Thurs
day, December 6, has been postponed
until Thursday, December Is.
Charles F. Stanley Of Lincoln
street and Paul p. Simmons Of this
city were in New York city yester-
day.
supernumerary Officer Samuel l.
Cole reported that he observed a
postal metal storage box open. with
a lock snapped shut and hanging on
staple. at Ten Acre road and Cor
bin avenue, at o'clock this morn
ing. There was nothing in the box,
he said, except a few empty mail
pouches.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-05
SWindler Dies in
Manchester. n. H.

Nashua, n. H., Dec. 5.-UP)-
Fingerprint records today had saved
a former millionaire swindler from
an unmarked grave in Potter's field.
Through this medium. a man who
died under an alias in Doctors Of
flee here. was identified as Wilfred
A. Bailey. one time notorious conf
dence man. now penniless but once
reputed to have been worth nearly
100000.
Bailey served several years in
prison as a result of his get-rich-
quick schemes, which ranged from
street railway and telephone sys-
TENS to camps for school and college
girls. Harvard, Yale and Dartmouth
college professors were among his
many victims.
A native of Calais, Me, Bailey, in
his earlier days. was an influential
and respected business man in Wor-
cester county. He was about "a years
old at the time OF his death.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-05
EN- ROUTE TO JAIL,
LOCAL BOY FLEES
Caplock Jumps From Bus in
Bridgeport md Escapes

James Czaplicki. better known as
Caplock, was at large today. follow
ing a sensational escape from a bus
which was conveying him to Fair
field county Jail from the court
house in Bridgeport late yesterday.
He is 16 years Of age and well
known to the local police. who re-
ceived the report Of his escape at 6
o'clock last evening.
Two years ago, Caplock was SEN
fenced to the state school for boys
at Meriden after he had admitted
that he broke into II local places In
one night. and several months ago
he and Albert Thorpe. aged Is. also
of this city. were caught in Stam-
ford with a stolen car. In Fairfield
county superior court yesterday
they pleaded guilty.
Bridgeport, Dec. S UP)-Police
of a dozen cities and towns were
searching today for 16-year-old
James Caplock of New Britain, who
escaped a jail-bound bus late yes
terday after being sentenced to Che
shire reformatory.
The bus, bound from the county
court house to county Jail, halted IN
traffic. A disturbance broke out
among prisoners handcuffed to
chain. Caplock took advantage OF
the opportunity. slipped his hand
through the iron cuff. and escaped.
Aided by increasing darkness. the
boy eluded pursuit. A description OF
the fugitive was broadcast by po-
lice.
Caplock and Albert Thorpe, 10.
also OF New Britain, had pleaded
guilty to theft OF automobiles IN
Hartford and New Britain. They
we're arrested in Stamford with O
stolen car several months ago.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-05
BAD CHECK PAIR
HELD UNDER BOND
George Md P$sJ nM hsad
Guilty to @arSS
Especial to the Hsra,a)

Bristol. Dec. 6-GeorEe W. Diehl
and wife. Peggy. of West Castle
street, Syracuse. N. T.. who are
wanted in this city. New Britain.
Middletown. Torrington and other
Connecticut cities for passing worth
less checks and who were arrested
last Saturday in Manchester, N. H..
were presented in police court Of
that city and were bound ovsf un-
der bonds OF S2.10o each to await
the sitting Of the grand jury the
first Tuesday in January. Diehl
pleaded not guilty to being an &C.
ceasory before the facts on three
counts and his wife entered a SINH
lar plea to three charges OF obtain
ing money under false pretenses.'
According to a letter received to-
day by Chief Ernest T. Belden of
the local department from Chief Of
Police NJ. J. Healy Of Manchester.
N. H.. Mrs. Diehl passed six checks
in that city, three in A. and p.
stores and three in Cloverdale
stores. Each check was for SIC and
was signed A. E. Whitney and made
to L. A. Phillips.
The couple were arrested on in
broadcast by the Bristol
police after two local merchants
had been victimized. Warrants sent
to Manchester by Chief Belden have
been turned over to Sheriff John
T. O'Dowd of Manchester and will
be served in the event the prisoners
secure bail.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-05
COMBINES FOOTBALL SKILL
WITH ARTISTIC ABILITY
America Anselmo Wins Recognition
As CartOonist and Caricaturist
At Georgetown

America "Firpo" Anselmo, who
during his high school days was one
of the prides of the New Britain
High school football team, has won
recognition for his work as a car
toonist at Washington. .. c., where
he is student at Georgetown Uni
versity.
Anselmo. the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Effisio Anselmo of S35 West Main
street, is one of four athletes whose
artistic abilities caused the wash
ington Times" to say:
ut isn't often one looks for artists
among football teams, but there are
at least four instances Of gridmen
having leaning for the brush or
crayon which are intimate enough to
Washington to bear relating. Ameri-
co 'Firpo' Anselmo. the Georgetown
lineman who was injured early in
the season but who Is expected to
go out for the team next year, Is n
cartoonist and caricaturist of ability
and has sketched many Of his fellow
students at Georgetown"
New Britain herald., 1928-12-05

- also did officers and sailors Who
shifted from white to blue uniforms.
Hoover put on . blue serge suit.
Since the draught Of the Maryland
il too great to allow the Maryland
to dock preparations were made 10
send the Hoover party ashore in
motor launches.
Reaching Callao Mr.. Hoover will
receive his FIRST welcome from the
Peruvian government when he ia
greeted by Pedro Jose = Gamio.
foreign minister Of Peru. n person.
al representative Of President Le-
Euia The freedom of the city will
be given the president-elect by the
mayor of Callao.
Then the Hoover party will make
about o 20 minute drive by automo-
bile from the port to Lima, the capt.
tai. In that picturesque city Mr..
Hoover. in accordance with diplo-
matte custom will present himself
first at the American embassy. After
formalities there are concluded. Mr..
Hoover and Ambassador Moore will
go to the presidential palace. where
President Leguia will officially re-
ceive and welcome Hoover.
Luncheon Served
A luncheon will be given at the
American embassy in honor Of the
Peruvian president and during the
afternoon there will be a reception
fer members Of the American colony.
A state dinner will be given at the
presidential palace by President Le-
gula this evening and then Mr..
Hoover will return to the Maryland.
Mr.. Hoover yesterday saw the Ii
inch guns of the Maryland elevated
and swung about in practice. OFF,
GERS OF the battleship explained the
details of their construction and
use.
While at sea Mr.. Hoover has been
inspecting some part Of the Mary
land which Is new to him each day.
After leaving Peru the Maryland
will sail for Chile and il due to ar
rive at Valparaiso the morning Of
December 10. Mr.. Hoover will 60
TO Santiago that afternoon and spend
the rest OF that day and the next at
On the evening Of Decem-
Der II he will leave for Buenos
Aires. The train will stop. while
crossing the Andes, to permit the
president elect to see the famous
statue Of Christ Of the Andes which
was erected to celebrate the peace
full adjustment Of boundary dis
pute between Argentina and Chile.
Mr.. Hoover hopes to reach Buenos
Aires late on the afternoon of De-
cember Is and will remain in that
capital for two and a half days.
After Buenos Aires his schedule
calls for visit to Montevideo and
Rio Janeiro with the route beyond
the Brazilian capital not determined
in detail yet.