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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09

In the midst OF a program Of enter
tainment, which ofiicial Washington
and the French embassy is providing
for them. Lieut.. Comdr. Joseph Lebrix
and Lieut.. Dieudonne Costes. French
transatlantic flyers. who arrived at Boil
ling Field yesterday afternoon after an
8OO-mile nonstop flight from Mont
gomery. Ala. today announced plans to
depart for New York Saturday MORN
ing and then make a transcontinental
flight. visiting principal cities Ell route
to San Francisco.
The decision of the flyers to leave
Washington Saturday morning brought
about a cancellation Of the plans of
the National Aeronautic Association to
give a banquet in their honor at the
Mayfiower Hotel Saturday night. The
banquet originally had been planned for
last night, but owing to the uncertainty
OF the arrival of the flyers yesterday the
tribute was postponed until Saturday
night with the approval OF the French
Ambassador
The first activity of the airmen this
after breakfasting at the Carl
ton Hotel. where they are staying dur
ing their visit here. was to Journey to
Boiling Field and make short survey
Of their Breguet plane. NungesSer- Coli,
which is housed In hangar set aside
for II, and which they
found In excellent condition. There
they met NJ. lie Roi. a mechanic OF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
MANS EYE SPANS ATLANTIC
IN FIRST OCEAN VISION TEST
Images of London Group Transmitted as
Sound and Received on New York
Set-Friend Recognizes One.

chester County village, just outside
New York
Success achieved vas only partial.
but 1t was enough 70 convince the in
yentor and his associates that the time
had come to take the newest wonder Of
science out into the light Of inspection.
Last night transatlantic television
was demonstrated with newspaper men
At both ends OF operation. and they
were invited to tell just what they saw.
without exaggerating the merits or
minimizing the defects OF the expert
ment.
Hart opened Morse communication be-
tween 2KZ. the London station, and
2CvJ. his own set. This communication
vas maintained during the experiment.
Shortly before 10 O'Clock Hart an
nounced that the vision sound was
coming through from London. This
noise was very much like q humble
bees hum and was the representation
IN sound Of the lights and shadows OF
the face OF the subject before an cleo
trio eye IN London
Capt. o. @. Hutchinson, general man
ager Of Baird's Co.: BENJAMIN Clapp.
CONTINUED on Page 8. Column -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
AGREEMENT RIDIcULED.


ROME. February ~. The recent
Signature Of the new Franco American
fsala Mss drawn critical remarks from
II Teyere, which IT the same time fidi.
euieE The auti-Subn1a1ine position OF
Secretary vi EtaK Kellogg.
The DAY wnHal America feels me
need OF carrying dollar civilization into
another C;0traI American Latin repiib"
nc snd advances detAchHfnts of Ma"
Tines, tlar DAY IN witch France %lll Dr.
summoned ~ the Geneva e0uncn 70
march against All aggFessDr state. "a
ihst day this condemnation OF war WIZ
aDpeaT more than irsipid~~it viii ap.
pear hypocriticai." the paper says Of
fhs FfATGo- American treaty.
II TeyeFs declares both France ana
the United States are nov on a Wal
;s1,sing in teTrilors Of other Nations. the
tinted states IN Central America sGd
Frsnfx on The RHINE "A better and
more sincere Isitn tn arbitration might
make many inauietadts snd many bay
atlets disappear
Under he csptloD, An invitation ~
suicide" u 1eyere Publishes u csrIDoD
,ioa.uI,ng ths Kellogg submarine pro
.,ssI and besriHg sgbtI'lr - ying ihsi
:, wsk proposed because the Uniifd
stsies mas launched only sIs subns~
Stnes. while Japan hsA si least So
sfiJst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
0RAT0RY CONTEST
PLANS ANNOUNCED
Rules of Competition Altered
and Prizes Increased in
Stars Area.

Pins for the conduct OF the Fifth
National and the Third International
Oratorical Contests In the District OF
Columbia and the neighhoring counties
Of Maryland and Virginia. In which the
movement Is sponsored by The Evening
Star, are announced today following a
meeting of contest committeeman OF
the District public high schools and
contest officials yesterday afternoon at
contest headquarters. room SO. The
star Building
While the contest will be conducted
generally In the same manner In which
II was staged last year. several drastic
.hangeS In the competition In the
local public high schools have been
made An increase In cash prizes ana
the introduction OF i've interschool
meetings for the purpose of selecting
tise OF the ten speakers In The Star
finals, scheduled for May 10. constitute
the Chief innovations that were ap-
proved unanimously by the high school
reprcSs natives In yesterdays confer
ence. Additional cash awards and q
wider distribution Of these prises mark
the contest administration changes II,
the Maryland and Virginia territory.
Area Il Increased.
In addition 10 the changes Of plans
for the District high schools and the
award changes IN the State territory.
The Stars contest AREA has been tn
creased slightly since last year 10 en-
brace another Virginia county. Fau-
0uier, THIS year, then. the contest
win be sponsored by this newspape,
In Montgomery. Charles, Prince Georges
and st. Marys Counties In Maryland.
and IN the City Of Alexandria and Al =
lington, Fairfax Loudoun. Prince VII
liam and Fauquicr Counties In Virginia,
Continued ON PAGE }, Column ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
COSTES AND LEBRIX PLAN HOPS
TO NEW YORK, THEN PACIFIC
French Flyers to Depart Saturday Morn
ing-Pay Tribute to Unknown Soldier
and Call on President.

Hispano- SuiZa firm. who just arrived
from Panama and who will give the
engine a minor overhauling between
now and Saturday. lie Roi has kept an
eve on the condition OF the engine ever
since the plane arrived at Port Natal.
Brazil, from st. Louis, Africa.
Visit Arlington Cemetery. .
Accompanied by Maj Georges The
nault. wartime commander of the
LAFAYETTE Escadrille and air attache of
the French embassy. the flyers were
whisked away In an automobile to
Arlington National Cemetery, where
they honored the memory OF the Un-
known Soldier by placing a wreath on
the tomb and standing In silent tribute
for few moments.
Returning to the embassy. they were
Joined by Ambassador Paul Claudel ana
taken to the White House, where they
were presented 10 President Coolidge.
The President greeted them heartily,
congratulated them on peing the first
birdmen to make a transatlantic flight
from the mainland of Africa to the
mainland OF South America, and ex-
pressed pleasure In their safe arrival
here after a hazardous flight yesterday
from Maxwell Field. The President then
posed with the visitors and the AM
bassador for news photographers on
the lawn outside the White House.
Lieut.. Comdr Lebrix. In a conversa-
ton with newspaper men today. said ne
Continued on page 2, Column A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
U.S.. Strikes at Bootleg Alcohol Trade
By Placing Limit on Sales of Iodine

acting against their business. according
Ia DIR, pnfan,
The process Of the hcotlegser, DIR
Doran said. consisted simply VI buy
ing regular iodine In large quantities
and prceipltating the iodine cut M the
aleoho, With eh,c dust, THIS hgntlght
down cut of solution the kdme IN the
!nrm at sinc iodide. leaving the a.eohcl
ny top ~ he drained oIt aud turned
into the hootlcs trade II MAS found
Also nr, nclan said that hootlessess
were throwing their sine iodide prosi.
uet back on the market. thus AFFECTING
unIavarahly legal market for iodine
The order Allawa sales "a ee made
II l~sallon containers III iodine or less
Without special pefmlSSion from the
prohibition administrator But huge
sAles Of 80 gallons Q mMsnth eI n,afe
will he sharply locked into eetuse The
iodine may be delivered
The iodine trade YES agreeable 10
the regulation. nr, nefAn sAid. aud The
regular demand for iodine can b sNfn~
eieatiy sunrllad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09

By the Associated Press.
HARTSDALE, N. Y, February g.
The eye of man. aided by science. has
at last been able to peer across the
Atlantic, although what 1t has been
able to see 50 far has been but dis
torted vision OF the reality.
Transatlantic television has been
taken out OF the inventors star cham
Der and demonstrated for just what 1t
Is. the youngest child Of science. weak.
like any child. but also potentially of
great strength.
In the televisor OF John /. Baird.
British inventor. have been shown the
images Of . man and q woman sitting
fully 1900 miles away. The images
were crude. but they were there.
For three months secret one-way
ocean tests OF the Baird televisor have
been under way. with tn. transmitting
apparatus In London and tho receiving
machine. box the size Of q steamer
trunk. In the home OF r. M. Hart, q
short-wave radio operator In this west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09

The Government today struck n blow
at \ new kind OF hootleggef, who had
been getting his alcohol out Ut regular
drugstore iodine universally used as
an antiseptic,
i. A regulation was iss''ed by froh'h'"
tipn Commissioner noran, upon ap'
prevail of Secretary Of the Treasury
Miellan. to put sharp cheek ON huge
sales Ut iodine, II provides that all ote
ders IN excess oi one anssailan bafrei
or the equivalent, per manth, must be
submitted 10 the prohibition adminis%
traitor IN charge, before the order may
be t,lled by the manufacturer,
The order IA an outarowth Of \ series
af eantereneea between prohibition of
Aelals and manufacturers. who Alsa
we're exercised ahaut the matter, The
manufacturers complained that The
snoI Msnua amount Of activity on the
part AZ The haotleagets who were h.lNs
Inc iodine tes the sleahal In |. MaA fes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
SHOOTING FOLLOWS
RECEIPT OF LETTER

An anonymous letter brought Ernest
Sale. 20 years old. 2iil First street. 10
the Connecticut avenue entrance OF the
Mayfiower Hotel early this afternoon to
spy on his young wife. A few minutes
later he empticd hts revolver at Kennon
r. Davis. 70 years old. 70 Bryant stree,
northeast Davis was rushed 10 Emerg-
ency Hospital with two bullet wounds
In his head and arm. while Detective
Sergt. G. f. Warfield. who witnessed the
shooting. took into custody Sale and
Mrs elizabeth Sale. his wife. who was
seated with Davis In his automobile
when the shots we're fred
At police headquarters. Mrs Sale sob
bed out an hystericai story, white her
husband readily admitted that he had
intended TO XIII Davis. whom he de-
scrtbed as their friend
The Sales had planned 10 celebrate
their seventh wedding anniversary on
March !, according To the husband
Davis had been a frequent visitor To
their home on First street, but recently
the husband had begun to suspect that
Mrs. Sale had been taking rides with
Davis In his automobile.
Monday, Sale told the police, he re-
eeived an unsigned letter warning him
10 watch out tor q brown roadster. -
He left his place of employment, the
Sunbeam Market, 1894 North Capitol
street. and followed his Wits from
Magflder's grocery. Eighteenth and NJ
streets. where she was employed She
did moi meet any one. hut he followed
her again Tuesday, To-day he pulled
up IN u taxieaB before the Mayfi0wer
Hotel where the c0uple aie said 10
have met, discovered them IN Davis
car. rushed oil them and smpiied his
revolver al Davis.
Davis pitched out of The car into
the street A. he was shot and Sale
tossed the empty revolver into the back
seat af the roadster. peteetive. War
fleid selEsd Sale as he turned away.
Davis. an empinye Ut the patent
Once, told the police At Emergency
Hospital that he had met Mrs. sale at
the Mayfower Hotel In response 10 a
telephone call from hsr this morning,
sale was held awaiting the outcome
NJ Davis injufies and Mrs. Sale de-
tatnad ~ 4 Witness,
Mrs Sale Told ltali1e al headquarters
this afternoon thai hsr husband had
made her tstsphnne Davis arranging
tho nesting ~ the MayftnwsI. hut the
husband daniea |. latsf,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
BREAK IN DEADLOCK
SOUGHT AT HAVANA


HAVANA. February 9.--In an effort
TO break deadlock between the United
States and Argentina, the subcommittee
on the Pan-American Union was sum-
monec TO meet today
This deadlock In the deliberations Of
the Fan-American Congress arose over
Aryentina's insistence that the union
be granted authority to investigate the
application Of tariffs In inter American
trade. After three hours OF discussion
the United States had not altered Its
opposition 10 this nor Argentina It's
demand
The apparent determination OF
Charles Evans Hughes, chairman OF
the United States delegation. and
Honorio Pueyrredon. head Of the
Argentine delegation. 10 maintain their
positions led delegates to speculate IN
TO the possibility OF breaking the
impa4se.
Wants Barriers Lowered.
Ambassador pueyrrcdon q fortnight
ago demanded that the union be en-
pOWeIe0 W otuay HiIuiib W 1UWGbHlk
excessive tariff barriers TO inter-
American commerce. He was under
TODD 10 he.yc maintained at a meeting
Of the subcommittee yesterday that II
was necessary for -Americanisnl
10 assume concrete economic form
tending 10 remove all obstacles 10 the
free flow OF commerce.
He WAS represented as having empha.
sized the difference between duties I'm
posed by American nations and Euro
pean nations. contending that tn
American States bound by the brother
hood OF an-Amertcanism should no
harm the economic interests OF siste
republics for selflAh gain.
Sovereignty Held Tilt.
when 1 stretch forth the hand o
Fellowship" Ambassador Pueyrredol
was quoted an having said. II stretcI
forth an open hand, not a clenchet
fst"
Such a declaration as Argentina de
msnded, Mr. Hughes was understood d
have said. would be In contradiction o
the declaration Of the full s0yereignt.
Of American States, which IL contained
In the preamble OF the Pan American
Union convention II was this pre-
amble that the Argentine Ambassado
sought 10 amend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
LATRObE IS NAMED
WHITE HOUSE AIDE
CoIorfuI Cavalry Officer. Who
Met President in Black
Hills, Is Appointed.

President Coolidge today appointed
Col osmun Latrobe as military aide to
succeed Col Blanton Winship. who has
gone to the Philippines as legal adviser
to Gov. Gen Stimson.
Announcement Of Col. Latrobc's ap-
pointnent TO the White House stan
came as a surprise. inasmuch as this
old-time Cavalry ofiicer always has pre-
ferred duty IN the field and throughout
his long service has managed TO keep
away from desk Jobs or assignments
which cali for social activities
Selection Of this picturesque cav
airyman. however. may be traced back
to President Coolidge's vacation In the
Black Hills In South Dakota. last SUM
mcr. where he met Col. Latrobe. who
was In command of the 4th Cavalry
at Fort Meade. s. Oak. The President
was greatly impressed with this officer
from the moment OF their tirst meeting.
Met on Western Road.
The former was motoring from the
executive once to the Summer White
House when he passed Col. Latrooe
riding at the head of battalion oil
cavalrymen who were on their way
from some point In Wyoming to Fort
Meade and had been In the saddle for
many days,
After brief chat on the roadside
the President invited the colonel TO
be hts guest at luncheon. Following
this meal. the colonel greatly enter
tanned the President and Mrs. Coolidge
with his stories OF Army life on the
frontier and hts days In Cuba and
Mexico and the Philippines, THIS was
probably the Presidents first real
closeup OF cavairyman OF the old
school and with aimost boyish interest
and enthusiasm he asked many ducs-
Continued on Page ,, Column ~
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Lindbergh's Lawyer
Held by Cubans
After Making Flight
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
HAVANA. February Col. Breck-
enridge, Col Charles A.. Lindbergh's
attorney. was detained several hours
at military headquarters last night.
He was charged with having violated
orders issued yesterday by Gen. AL
berto Herrera, chief Of staff.
Shortly before the arrival OF Col
Lindbergh at the Camp Columbia
Flying Field yesterday afternoon.
Breckenridge assembled In a plane, IN
violation OF the orders prohibiting
flights In the afternoon hours and
until Lindbergh had landed. Be-
cause OF this he was held for the dis
position Of the chief OF staff until Z
O'Clock last evening, when through
the personal appeal OF Col. Lind
bergh he was released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09

~ ms Asso'iatsd Ffsss
CHICAGO, February s,,~'fhrss words
.~"7ou'u get yoursl"~wwhieb p,ineiu"
sted willie Druggsa's trial for assault.
caused moments Of excitement In Judge
Tfndss court yesterday,
George Carmichael, assistant States
attorney. was thu man st whom Drugs
esU. brother af the bettAFsknowD Terry
OF beer business fspiits, SHOT the re-
nsrt, willie flTueesf1 WAS tshiifyinF In
his own defense sld WA being inter-
s4inisa eissn by the f's,sa s.'nnsy, +.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
You II Get Yours!' Prosecutor Aide
Told by Witness in Chicago Trial

"Youil get y0lrsl" Druggsa suddenly
snapped nj Carmichael.
iii get miner" Carmichael fspeated,
iespine up, "Thsl's 4 sinihtsr threat, !
ASK tbs court 10 ts,aks him explain"
Explain" ssid Judge Trude,
Drusgsn remained silent for several
seconds.
u mean" the witness finally said
that lie viii get hIs chance N Gress~
skaniiie After q while"
Dvusssa IA ahsfssa With having bsatv
sn Martin Mehaisy with haas ball
hi issi July,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
WILL DIRECT VOTE COUNT

"A. MslisIieu Of Milford. N. H., was
appointed b,Hay ny tis SENATE sisetb,i.s
b ~comuiitlee ~ ehtsf supervisor IN
siae counting ~ itle bsibyts Ia tina Ware
wilson a&aalpfisi eoDtksi,
he tslaeesds Lem ID Ripley ~ New
Ifsnspsilsfs vino resigned ssrlier ~ The
eEkA Dffsuke ~ aitsas4s tn g*iA fsn'ig
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
LEAGUE WILL SCAN
HUNGARIAN ARMS
Inquiry Asked by Little Entente
After Seizure Of Guns
on Border.

Nv the Asharlaied ftess
GENEVA, Switzerland February o.
The recent requeht made by The little
entente for an investigation into the
question nf Hungarian armamenta N
the main Item Oh the agenda Of the
forty ninth session OF the Council OF
the League OF Nations, which liaa been
ofyiciaily eonvoked for March 4,
The little entente'~~Juaoala via, (1sech0-
slovakia and Run,anla made the 10.
slx carloads Of machine gums Oh tho
Austro- Hungarian frontier, In viaiatlon
of tina treaty oi T'rianon, aligned after
the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09

PARIS, February R.~~A Hayas
dispatch from Budapest. Hungary. nays
that the Christian Social Party there
ha! asked the government 10 break
automatically with Mexico "baGause ut
the religious persecution IN that COIN
try
El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
REPARAT|vOS
PARA LA CON.
DEvASCONCELOS
Es Probable Que Tambien
Dirija La Palabra Al
PrOfeSOradO

Como informamOs en- uno de nues-
tros numeros pasados, por esta
ciudad, en- breve, passara ell scfior
Licenciado Jose Vasconcelos, futuro
candidate a Ia Presidencia de Ia Re-
publica Mexicana quien Sc de-
tendra Ell esta ciudad, en- donde es
probable que sustente una dos con-
ferencias, para 10 cual, Sc estan va
hacienda los preparativos necesarios.
De la conferencia que Sc tiene la
seguridad que Sc lleve a cabo, es
la que esta siendo organizada por
elementos mexicanos para la cual
Sc estan va vendiendo los boletos
respectivos, con ell objeto de hacer
frente los gastos de salon y demas,
pues el notable pensador mexfcano
ha manifestado que de muy buena
voluntad dirigira la palabra los
mexicanos de este lugar, sin cobrar
un solo centavo por concepto de
honorarios.
De fuentes que nos merecen entero
credito, hemos logrado saber tambian
que, ell profesorado local. hace va los
preparativos necesarios, para oir la
autorizada voz del jurisconsulto
mexicano, no sabiendo hasta ahora,
10 que en- realidad exista sobre ell
particular.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
JOSE De Leon TORAL C0NFIA EN-
QUE PODRA ESCAPAR De [APENA
DE- MUERTE;; UN CASO POLITICO
La Madre Conception De La
Llata, DeSea Ir a La
PenitenCiaria

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Noviembre
3Yo estoy listo para cualquiera cos,a
manifesto aver Jose de Leon Toral
a los periodistas que 10 entrevistaron,
con motive del jurado que Sc esta
llevando a cabo. Yo espero que mi
case sea considerable enteramente
polftico que pueda ser salvado de
la muerte, dijo Toral, brillandole en-
los ojos una lejana esperanza.
Aparatos de Radio han sido pues-
tos en- la sala de la Corte de San
Angel, con ell objeto de que todo ell
mundo sc de cuenta del progreso del
jurado.
Infinidad de personas pidieron
estar presentes en- la sala durante ell
iuicio. Solo las que presenter
bole tos, que fueron expedidos por ell
Juez, podran tener acceso al salon.
En- la pared, tras ell asiento del
Juez, Sc encuentra un retrato de
Obreg6n.
La madre Conception de la Llata ha
pedido su abogado, que haga todo 10
possible por que sea sentenciada la
penitenciaria de esa manera poder
continuar en- su trabajo espiritual
entire las convictas ALI recluidas.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
DTJDOSO Ell
RESU LTADO
ELECTORAL
Smith ESta SECURE De Vein=
tidOS EStadOS;; Los Re-
Clanla Hoover

.NUEvA YORK, Nov. Bel
anuncio hecho por Mr.. Rascob, jefe
de la propaganda del partido Demo
crata, en- Ell sentido de que 81 los
votantes de Nueva York Massa-
chussets, Sc deciden, por mayorfa,
en- favor de Smith, esta sera ell
siguiente Executive de los Estados
Unidos, fua ampliado hoy por otros
lfderes del partido democrata de
Nueva York.
Los lideres del Democrata cuenta
con los votos de ventidos Estados
pero los Ifderes del Republican,
aseguran que esoc mismos Estados
Sc halIan en- favor de Hoover, y
son los siguientes: u u
.Nueva York, Massachusetts, New
Jersey, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Ne
braska, Arizona, Alabama, Arkansas,
Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mis-
souri,, North Carolina Rhode Island,
South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas,
Virginia and Wisconsin.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
Ell ActO De La TOma
De Possession De
POrteS Gil

MEXICO, Nov 3.-Ios senores
Embajadores de los Estados Unidos
del Norte, Brasil, Argentina, Cuba
Guatemala, han recibido instru-
cciones de su Gobierno para que con
ell caracter de representatives espe-
ciales, asistan la toma de possession
del Presidente Provisional electo de
Mexico, Licenciado Emilio, Portes
Gil.
Otros pafses todavia no acreditan
a sus Embajadores; pero Sc cree que
10 haran en- ell curse del corriente
mes.