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mann. DR.. J. Thomas Kelley. IT.. Mai.
Henry Leonard. A. Lisner. Arthur 4.
O'Brien, G. y. r, Ogiiby, Hugh Reilly.
E. Francis Riggs. William III, saun.
ders. Herbert u. Shannon. II. G. Sheri.
dan. Thomas Somervilie. Merle Thorpe,
Walter IL. Tuckerman, John G., Wee.
ion. Henry A. Willard. ID: w. II, Vim.
satt. and George W. White.
Washington Loan 4 Trust.
The Washington Loan & Trust Co.
elected these directors at the meeting
OF the stockholders today:
John IL. Clapp. Frederick v. Coviils.
Augustus Crane. r.: Floyd &c. Davis.
John JOY Edison. James II, Ellsrson.
Jr.; l.. whiting Dates. Albert w. Fox.
Elliot ii Goodwin. Melville Hell Gros.
venor. Holcombe q. johnson. John A.
II, leferstein. George A. King, j. Lao
kolb. John II. l.arner. John c. I.otts.
Harry q. Msem, Theodore W, Noyss.
Andrew Parker, Walter n. Penneld.
Arthur Peter. Harvey w. Wiley and
Donald Woodward.
Bank Adds 10 Dlrectors.
At tho annual meeting Of the Rank
OF Bethesda the Stockholders added
! . new members 10 the board OF airsc.
tors.
They are Walter X. Bachrach, Wal.
lace NJ. Craisis. Esra Gould. Robert
q, Hilton, Robert y. liAkner. John
imirie. Ralph q. Morrison. HenIamin
q. Perry. nratnard W. Parker. Luke
l. Wilson. Washington Waters, and
Ford n, Young
Al n meeting OF the newly elected
hoard, held immediately thereafter, the
following officers vera elected;
George u. Sacks, president, Henla.
min G. Perry. nrst vice president; Wtl.
liam w. Bride. second vice president;
=, walisr hoslsy. cashier. An0 graA.
elA0 Akn1lAaA Aea9AiAran -
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Aliens who served with American
forces during he World War would
" eligible 10 nstui Liza ton under
biN introduced by Representative
Lhlth Aoagtss Rogers. Republican
HsssAchukesis Tie act would Ls IN
<nsG1 tlss 1ssAx akgeS yA&kA -
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THREE FOUND DEAD
IN PLANE WRECK
Service Mems Craft, Lost
Three Days, Crashed Sunday
in Sparse New York Region.

CANAJOHARIE. n. T., January
10.-The wreckage Of an airplane
which has been missing from Mineola.
Long Island. since Sunday afternoon
and the bodies OF its three passengers
were found in a field seven miles
southeast of here today. Indications
were that the plane crashed in q fog.
The victims were Lieut.. George r.
Benedict. Curtis Field flyer: Raymond
Henries. Buffalo. pilot. and Capt.
Edward NJ. Pau1ey, Albany, aviator.
The fog was no thick all Sunday
afternoon and yesterday that, although
the aircraft crashed within 100 yards
OF the farmhouse occupied by ]. T..
Bartlett. no one in the vicinity knew
of the disaster until Sheriff f. J..
Sheehan Of Montgomery County. head
ing a party of searchers. located the
wreckage when the mists cleared this
morning.
Buried Under Wreck.
The bodies OF two OF the men were
buried under the wreckaSe. That OF
the third man was found about 20
feet away.
The wreckage Of the plane was
s'rewn along a course OF about 100
yards.
The spot where the plane crashed
Ii about / mile west OF Rural Grove
and Z miles from this village. The
region 10 sparsely settled.
Radio PLAYED a prominent part I'm
the search for the missing craft, a
FairchiId monoplane. which took of
from Mineoia for Buffalo on Sunday.
station WGY OF Schenectady last
night broadcast the news that the
plane Was missing.
Begins Search.
Shortly afterward several listeners.
In near Rural Grove reported having
heard the drone of an airplane motor
Sunday afternoon. followed by q sound
like q crash. Sheriff Sheehan and q
party OF searchers spent the night ex.
ploring nearby woods and fieids,
Henries and Lieut. Benedict were
aboard the plane when II left Mineoia.
Stopping at Albany. they took Capt.
Pauley aboard. and then headed to.
ward Buffalo. The plane was sighted
over Schenectady and Fonda shortly
afterward. and then all trace Of II
was lost. L.
Apparently tho plane was coming
from the northeast when II struck q
small hummock OF earth. bounded in
the air and hit the earth again. only
to rebound once more. clearing q wire
fence without breaking a strand OF
wire. SO great was the impact that
the Wright Whirlwind motors were
torn apart. One cylinder was found
zoo feet from the crumbled ball OF can.
vas and metal that had once been an
alrplane. and another was found $50
feet away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10

NEW YORK. January 10 UY.-A
History apartment building. with q
church auditorium on the ground
moor. will DO erected by the Second
Presbyterian Church on the site Of
ito present edincs. on Central Park
West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10
HOSPITAL AID URGED.


Nv the Associated Press.
Expenditure et tie,kaa. eco fer adj,
ditiens aud Increased facilities ,o Net,
Grams hureAu hospitals thrcus bout
the country was Recommended u A
House veterans caeesMmittss to-day
BY Director Hines az the Veterans
Bureau.
Another ANuss cenamlttss ssmpa,
thissd with the FORMER serVics men
and approved = hill granting them
w" more wears In which 10 apply for
the bNnus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10
Wife Asks Divorce,
sneslal n..pa.eA 10 Ia. s,Ar.

sesS,At Msesses ~ fas Star
lNNCtihUko, Va. january 10,
Mutt far aNogcs has Nsea died ia
the Circuit Ccart here IN I.shA W,
ShsAtham against Euasns Chatham.
oAoArklaA y N eAs,D es sas avn -
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Venice on 1T Ialands.

The city Of Venice In italy. stands
on M ANAL islands, AMONG which,
winding through the city, are lao
ca * "s N. sr.nasd here AMI tsses BY
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VOTE WIDE REVISION
OF TRAFFIC RULES;
ALL PHASES COVERED

Continued from First Page.)
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The Washington Savings Bank at
lie annual nesting today 'sieeted all
OF its old officers a. follows; Thomas ~.
farrell, presidSnt; J. ID. Leonard. vice
president ana treasurer; William ~.
Russell. vice president, Hobert J.
Earnsilaw. assistant treasurer,
The following additional directors.
Donald H0bsris being the only new
| member, were chosen
Paul u. cfomeiin, Joseph 4. DAILY.
g. ~ Flynn. II. r. Gibson, u v.
Grimes, Granville GUIDE. Timothy Han
lon, X, ~. Hicks. Joseph n, Jacobs.
Robert ". Mann. George ]. Ola hides.
AgnI21 AAAA6tA kAaapel EAnlQsIl
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National Metropolitan.

The following directors were siectsd
al ihe annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF The National metropolitan
Bank;
Arthur #. Hries. Waiter Brownisy.
Frederick na g, Faust, Wiiiiam v.
dude. 4. A, Hoshlins. Charles Jacob.
en- @ II = johRaQA II N kAaeDs
Evening star., 1928-02-28
YOUNG NAMED HEAD
OF CORRESPONDENTS
White House Newspaper Men Elect
Evening Star Representative
as President.

A. the annual meeting of The White
House Correspondents Association III
the prfAsfA1m Of the White House yes
trrdAy afternoon. J. Russell Young Of
The Washington Evening Star wa
unanimously elected president tor the
cnAiIiuR year,
Other officers elected were Ralph ID
Collins NeW Yprk sun. vice president
Oliver H. l.erth. Wnii Street journal.
secretary y~titagtrcr, and the following
Lo be HenibrIn Of tiic executive commit -
tee JOHN T. Lambert, uiiigrrfni fcr9~
icct john Edwin Hrvin. minneapolis
t5tar, i4tuaIt Hayes. Central News uf
America, IeDfgc H. Dunno, iutrrnn~
tiDnhi News, aud Thomas T.. Edmnuhs,
United States Daily
March II WaA selected AN the date
fDf The annual banquet III the ahAOria v
ton ~ bc held at the Carlton Hotel
Wnirii occasion VIII serve ah lie llnugtl~
ration II The iirW officers. President
tpGlidRe, vino Is hpinfhfy president nf
The association. aud nemhefa uf the
cabinet iir Senate ANA House ot Rep
tesrntnii1ea aud nihrf prominent In
official aud political HE viii br present
MI lambert, lbs retiring president
announced at yeairrdhYs meeting the
following committee chairman Ia al.
range for the annual banquet MI
Young, general chairman. Nj Dunno,
entertainment, MI Glhpper. reception
Mr. tuliiua dinner nfd printing MI
iinyea, inYliatiuus. Carlisle HhiGrtuI
seating, itudDiHie liz Xapps publicity.
and ma isIci. tuaute,
Evening star., 1928-02-28
TRAIN ROBBERY
BALKSU. s. MEN
Cases Against Only 2 of
is Prisoners Strong Enough
for Charges.

: HS ths Associated PFt~s.
CHICAGO. February cS--Federal
officers were finding the SlS2 900 Ever
green Park mail train robbery of
Saturday more mystery today than
they had anticipated. City police III
turning over prisoners evidence and
recovery money, and indicated they
believed the case had been solved bat
postal inspectors said there remained
mich 10 be done before a strong case
is ready.
Police indicated that two men under
arrest had confessed but the Federal
made 10 them. and that the prisoners
had failed 10 shed any light OIL the
case,
At least two Of the Is being held
probably will be formally charged With
participation in the robbery. Was
indicated by officers representing the
Post Office and district attorneys ctricr
They are Charles tllmpyl CleAver and
William Donovan.
More than 20 additional postal IN
spcctors were called into Chicago YES
terday to aid in the Investigation John
Northrup. first assistant district at
torney. said second gang. having no
connection with The band With which
Clcaver and Donovan have been AS
Sociated 10y The police. may have eom-
mitted the robbery
No statement " the exact amount ~
recovered loot has been made ENti-
mates have placed II ut approximately
$SA 900
Three women and Is men we're QutS-
toned by Federal officers Yesterday and
last night
Evening star., 1928-02-28
MERGER AGREEMENT
IS HELD FOR STUDY
Georgetown Association Refers Lo-
cal Issue TO Committee With
Instructions to Report,

The new transportation merger agree.
mcnt was referred back 10 its public
utilities committee for further study
by the Georgetown CitisenS' Association
at lis meeting last night. with mstruc~
tions tn report from time IN time 10 the
association. Rear Admiral Spencer y
Wood. retired. chairman VI the utilities
committee, Was Instructed to appear At
the public hearings On the merger
before the Public Utilities Commission
philip Walker. secretary at the a>aori~
alton, reported on The recent mertins
~ the Federation of Citizens AASovia-
tiunS drclared that he does not think
that Harley + Wilson author nf the
merger plan. expects Ia Set what he
Is asking tor. hut has "Some trading
stock"
THE meeting. which WAS held IN the
Potomac tlaNlnga nank huttdns. oprned
with M illustrated lecture m Louis A
simnn, superintendent oE the atthl~
teets' division at the ottiee ot The super
visiug architect IN the Treasury Depart
ment. On The Federal huildtnG
Program"
The association voted to make iHacrh
A, Oliver. It's tormer president, AT,
honorary active member Tor lite. aus~
srstcd mltNey nf tlenlsetuwn slide
walks. advocated street gar loadina
platforms al Wisconsin ayenue ami NJ
street and urged that uaess ~ a,,it roai
be urged to employ modefn methoda ut
hlokinH THE aaaurintinn ttkewlnc
adopted resolution urging that atatr-
way landings ot the Curtis Sthool he
made i,tepIauf
The early purchase " thtee lots east
II the Addison aehoo| rs a piaNgtuuud
eNiensiop was adNoatea
john n Sman Vice meaiuent ut the
association, presided. eae~sA@s
Evening star., 1928-02-28
PRESIDENT HITS FOREIGN
ALARM AT NAVY PLANS
Powers Should Regard u. s.. Pro
gram as Moderate, He
Believes.

III" Navy building program ~ sp"
prGyed by the House naval committee
which calls for project of only "a
tlIiFc 0f what was recommended by
the Secretary u the Navy. should not
be viewed "l'h any alarm Oh the part
u foreign nations according ~ presi-
dent ED1lidgt'a viewpoint,
The President was represented today
~ having explained ~ ii delegation of
churcInntu Hho called ~ protest
agalnht tiie scppe u The naval pio-
gram. that II the House fepusL IL
adpptEd aud tnAliy passed, this cotn~
ny van have Navy which would
barely cquai IA" minimum p!opnatd by
he United States at the arms Iitpita~
tlpn cjitereHrs at Gtueyn last SUM
nef. aud HLlrn amount Was considered
uJo small by the participants.
For this feabpn the Frebldent is not
cDHcffHfd about what other nations
NlII think ~ ihe sriiTltY on the part
~ this Go}ffnWent Ia The matter oi
building program, because iIr has
reapHi ~ ffei llIat the other nations
foald fpi help b1i regard ihe program
as being very moderate
Evening star., 1928-02-28
L|THUAN|A REPLIES
TO POLISH PLAN
Efforts to Restore Relations
Have Been Pending Since
December.

BY :hs Associated F-v>>-
WARSAW. February IS A reply
from Ii,huan!a 70 The last Polish note
proposing negotiations 10 resume Dip
lona,!c relations between the TAO
countries IS en route 10 Warsaw BY
special courier.
The Lithuanian reply has been
awaited some time ~ WARSAW.
Efforts 10 restore normal relations
between Poland and IIihGaa:a have
been IN progress since the D<,cey,bx-
meeting NJ The League ~ Nations
Council which achieved 3 ;Sml~gary
Woykins agreement between The two
countries The technical state ~ Wa-"
between Poland and tithuan,a Was dis
solved after this meeting but e.seys< ~
SET the TWO parties together pgocSe6cd
Slowly.
Warsaw dispatches ct February -
said Poland was planning ~ send EpY-
ctS0 Minister 2aleSki ~ Geneva scv
the March Council meeting ~ cc,ng
thr Fpl.Sh-I1thUaUian situation ~
again, the Poles coOtsNGing that lith-
UaniaS failure ~ answer rOll>h psc-
pO>alS tog negotiations had NulNfiSI he
CounctiS recommendations,
Evening star., 1928-02-28
PRESIDENT REWSES
IMMIGRANT QUOTAS
New Schedule Sent to Senate
Gives Irish Gain - Cuts
Italy, Russia, France.

President Coolidge yesterday trans
n1ltted 70 the Senate a revision Of i'm
migration quotas affecting numerous
European countries. Acting in ac-
cordance with q resolution Of Senator
Eh!pstead. Farmer-Labor. Minnesota.
the President moved IN behalf Of the
Secretaries o! State. Commerce and
Labor The Irish Free State Is given
the largest Individual increase, while
Italy. Russia aud France lose IN the
Teailocation.
Under TIE revision, The annual quota
for Grea. Britain and Northern Ire
land Is reduced by 7I45 annually, the
new figures being G5a94. a. against
the eatlmate u 1907. transmitted To
Congress IN January, 1921 The new
quotas based on national origin would
become effective next July j, unless
Congress meantime su&pendS the
quota revision provision a. Il did last
year. The neH Irish Free State esti-
mate is u 421. as against the original
esiinsat. Q! 1897. giving an increase
o. 1855.
TIE italian quota Is reduced from
e0Sl " 1,3as. The Russian quota from
S5Sl ~ E.551 anG The French quota
from S.s52 " c30s.
baFrage .: obJectjOns " restriction
o. Hrzican lnm.gI ~ propose d
III the Epz- Harris bl!ls Vas Lad down
~ ptpi>oteft> - tle measures Ia both
tGe Senase and tfIe House yesterday J
af1ffDrpn, Ile psotesls came from
tanners and rancheYs .! Teas, Cali
fofula and WYum!np
Cu me ofhct i3and letter from
r Il. j>8fnnan. California cDtton~
grower. feacj.ec the House inmigratipn
committee 4fRng Enactment u the
legislation. Hitn The declaration inat
When tAe HexIcau .ah1r supply VAS cut
Df he fHpeeAcd ~ IT, more successful
through the QSe II BFile Ja bpf than ~
present with Mf/.caD ND,kffS He said
tEe same afgbnchiS were uaad several
years sgp agalDet tie JakGnc1e cXGiu-
t.f. acf fNat A1W TFtc beng used
6gallst Ale boz Dl!j
Evening star., 1928-02-28

Woman must be Kept III hcr place,
She ~ nnrt Of the YIN" the Origin
Of death and evil. represented sym
boiicaliy by The tiger. aud part OF
lie same principle az earth and dark
Iitha.
Man on the other hand. II an eX-
pfrsalun Of the yang or positive piih-
ciple 0f uiiyrranl life. the origin al
llie and prosperity, and representing
Heaven. light aud htfrnEth
Hence Tie yang must Keep the upper
hand over the Yin III the ho'iarhuld
or great misfortune VIII iehull.
Ancestors Provided For.
Thus David Crockett Graham eN-
plains the subordinate position OF Wnn-
eli ~ thinea' households Ia plhli-
cation on "IteilRinn In the hkerhuat
Province" luat lt,aued by the Smith
aoninn iuAiilutlnn
"Ancthtor wnrbhip applied In the re-
iiginn af tile Chinese ls II mihnomtf
MI Graham uhneith, He says
The deceased ancestors are conhid~
cred part pf the family group They
are The most innored members, There
IN II state of inIrrdeprndenre hctweeli
tie dead aud The living. The LIVING
descendants provide food. clothing
nniiiey and other necehsltien hnu III re'
iurn receive the help and the ptntee
ton uf thr departed anCeatuia
Apparently Tie ancestor IL conceived
II ns dlaetnlonlrd soul requiring tlir
aainc phyaieni ministtatlunh ~ the Nv
ing man t,md. eiuthnn mnliry, etc
ne transmitted to him by burning papot
copies 0t these things at his grave -,
iiotore his tal3ct In lizefhnan there
ale eefemnnitAbsY which, the soul IL en-
tipad into ils ancestral tablet I. Z :
Evening star., 1928-02-28
COOLIDGE MAY ASK
LOCAL FLOOD PAY
President Believes Control
Cost Would Not Burden
Areas Benefited.

BY the Associated Press.
President Cooiidge's flood control
proposals do not as yet contemplate
complete abandonment Of the demand
that some portion OF the construction
cost be borne By the localities benefited
II became known today that In sug-
gestiDg q commission 10 inquire into
the economic ability Of the flooded
region " bear a portion Of the cost,
the President Is convinced that find
Ing would result upon which most Of
the communities concerned would rem
der Il contribution.
The President believes that the most
the Federal Government ever Cunsid-
cred asking from the flooded territory
Was about s35 900 900. and that the
payment OF this sum could be by
ordinary bond financing spread over a
period ot about 10 years. at a charge
VI hardly more than $500 600 which
when worked out would be barely 3
cents per acre per year on the arabic
agricultural land which would there
after be projected from foods.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
WOULD SETTLE ISSUE.
Tilson Wants Commission u AL
Just Army Navy Air Duties.

A resolution proposing the creation
u II iriuI congressional Ctatuntttee a.
dvtvsnulc the nlnVttauS ot the Aln,N
amt Navy III the rontlns m aneta(t tpr
aeatoast dcIcnse Mas iaesnnted Sy,&ser~
day aitern,,An hy Representative ltlaon
t tNnnettirut. the Republican n,,N.
leadtr
The inlnt Vantmlttee WOULD he rau-
pused uf i've Senators and Ave kelae-
SentattNes aud Wut,ld tudeaNar ~ vStae-
l,sh the ltnea et dcmatVatlNu h'tWveu
the aviation tatcvS rt the Array au>t
Navy in csR~t deieuse \ >,u,,,,f rtS,s-
tltlon was ,utusltVvd ia tae SeNata by
AAlkhani. kspuhuean. Cellaeetieus.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
ASKS UNIT RELIEF AGENCY
Hines Would Merge Veteran Or.
EauiaationS Under One Head.

Consolidation VI all veterans relief
agencies under one head and the trans
Ter y! the National Home tSy ntNahle>.
Volunteer So,dirrs a. thr luFisd,ctlAls
nt the Veterans Hurr.,u WAS adSpVatT,i
hv ptteVtor Times NJ the msrtau hvENye
the uouac Veterans Cummittee yvSter~
day
lie pointed out that the dinctrN
agencies have ASKED tnr II total appln~
pgtatton ut STa0 Oun 900 ger thr Counting
year. aud that 1t would he of sGeA1
M9tettt ~ the President aud the Neteg~
ans kuttau officials IT they Wrrr placed
under single administrative aSencN
Evening star., 1928-02-28
FOX BOOKINGS BLOCK
OPERA PRESENTATION
TheatSr Unable ~ Revise Schedule
fer Metropolitan Company
liz ApYis

Hera,lNr VI advance tNN,NloS> Is Mt,l
X msNN>>te,r sNg tOs t[>> IAFAtet ~
e| N>fd eN the Metropolitan NsS''a 60
fnf NN thgFe sN,ltNyu}Alt<yS tters' ~
ANil john %aOGt, NttS yseStts0s vi .ne
WtGtsam ktN> Go informed Representa-
tive ShsNn ~ New NNN iu trsteT re-
viewed Np%setlAv
THERE n II pe>sNse&sstN. N,'WSNSr. that
fhe thPa5Sr NAN ce aNAt,tels ~ she
NIeta C<,aslAuS daring lis }Ata N}~le 81
the Capital. the letFrt Ntats'>t as toc s[,<
a., is III sympathy with tNs idea hus
found II u,s%NNSlele ~ tvNtse (N,, tsN,A-
tnsS this ~eaSNa
Mr W,N,n laid the V,rgNvAi IT, u>e
tste gsestet fW the NlN'la e<g,,GV thS sS,<
nanasSment dN,tits lv<Snt Ns>lt ~
New Ndk
Evening star., 1928-02-28

which IL utterward regarded ms the an
crbtur himself and Is treated nA such. "
Neglect Makes Demons.
Neglected ancestors become demons.
and demons are the causes ot all dis
eases aud raiamlticS Dangerous riErta.
inr instance. atr supposed to ht The
abode ut demons who itS Ia drown other
pcoplr uud Au themselves ratapc the ue~
motiic Atnr.
MIR. Graham mnkea plain that re-
llglun In China, IL mol an effort tn ap-
l,rthcnd the mnnitc, II arrks rather to
yoke what the Chinese believe io hc
the s,tperhuman element Ia the needs
uf mankind II In wholly il practical
matter. The tNSenCe ot II II Illustrated
by Mi Giahnma account ot the man
" no ran an ull factory, "lle had aoine
large tiue bulls Ia itln the stone rollers
He ptnhprrrd nnd the salue ot the
bulls inttenacd Finally he burned In
urnhc "a his largest bull amt Wnishtped
IL as god Ills actian Waa, Ia his own
mind and Ia those ut Ills Chinese
friends, the natural result of his grow
Ing hcnae of gratitude aud awe toward
The bulls mat contributed hi much to
Ills prosperity"
Evening star., 1928-02-28
MIRES MAY Be ADVANCED

Harris y Mifes. deputy commisaiDnrr
~ internal rey.tulc III charge III az
t,,t.i!iH aIid nDilectipila. Is understood Ia
10 ia Iiue f0r prGH!DilDH 10 Tie post ~
aaaialaHL u The commissioner III ~
tciAai revenue Wi4irl is Ia be yacatrd
~ Ehhiles IL i3asit. ieaiEned.
Mines IHJida the post fI1m Wiith Nash
Was el"Ysted ~ Ills present place. Hash,
Il IT. underklDpd viii hriually leave his
ifirr WITHIN rev days bot Dih' Tally
dUrs npt qIit uH'lt March 81. being
.,r5yrn ii 80 day itasf
t. IL tthtesd Nine n iahe up biz
s'pf ahh jhtfg be uHl. .Aeted bg TIC
tte-ideGt fpg ,iie pgkf
Evening star., 1928-02-28

uEhEVA. February ~ an The 9ov 70
eminent ui Hail haa iuiiiuated to the
secretary general ~ the League uf Ma
tiona HAT desltins to participate more
actively Ia ihe work ot the league, II
has appointed Alfred Nemours. Haitian
Minister 10 France, permanent dele.
AAts. 49, ..n ......s..a.as a o.,
Evening star., 1928-02-28
Falls at New Home

kaNONsnd = t\'>. 81 n(a\eI ,ute aR
upstairs a(VA,JnNEN Yesterday az tstV
New haMl>sAttF ANNtttEs ana tell down
= dWhe NJ STRIPS rs Was ta&tu sc
t'oeySeN,N hAs}&tAA Mh'G@ @ W&s >AiA
he may have SW>tAUled SAWa stArS
kAsa,
Evening star., 1928-02-28
SfE CoNfEKENCE MARCH 20,
Loudon Diplomats Hear MeetiuS VIII
Ne in koenis>hrrg,

LONDON. February IS ~ Z Is
understood M diplomatic quarters hcsc
that the Lithuanian note ~ Fo,aud
proposes a contCcTUcr az kt$rtS>tSyS
Germany, NartA 80, and >t,SSSS,S yNat
present,
Evening star., 1928-02-28
WOMEN REPRESENT EVIL. MEN
GOOD, ACCORDING TO CHINESE
Females Viewed as Belonging to Dark
Regions and Must Be Controlled if
Opposite Sex Would Prosper

which ia uiterwnrd regarded ms the an"
crbtur himself and Is treated rs such.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-12-27

orv of this spirit of truth place this
wreath 20 honor the memory OF Us
sian h. Mills.
Every living organism Is greater
than the sum OF its parts, and no re-
cital of the virtues OF man can give
a complete picture Of him. Saeriiee,
secret zeal and truth were three OF the
strong characteristics Of our first
great brother, but he was more than
they represent, possibly we can more
truly apply to him that phrase when
i used as the motto for our member
shin. "thc manly musician and the mu-
sicianly man" with this a. our ideal
may we not say, M brothers, that
your tributes represent but a part Of
what we all would ineludcY In the
name of our organization. accept
these three wreaths with their tri-
butes. With the spirit Of our mem
bership, past, present and future, and
with the spirit OF sacrifice, and secret
zeal. and truth as these are embodied
in the manly musician and the mu-
sicianly man, ! now declare this me-
mortal To our founder and first presi-
dent. Ossian f. Mills, 70 be formally
dedicated.
Among those present were the su-
irene President, Prof. Peter W. Dyke
ma. Teachers College, Columbia Uni-
versity; governor Of the Eastern Prov
ince Frank Church, Columbia UNI
yersitv; James Norwood. Ithaca uni
versity; John Dikeman, New YORK
Louis Counham, Frank Herman, Ar
thur Hawk. Harold Schwab, New Eng
land Conservatory, Boston.