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EMPLOYERS SET
STRIKE DEADL|NE
Textile Workers Must Return
by Monday to Keep Jobs,
Officials Say.
~ the Associated Press.

81 the Associated Press.
ELIZABETHTON, Tenn, May az
Striking textile workers must return TO
the rayon mills by Monday in order to
keep their jobs vacated April is by
walkout of 5000 employees Of the Amer
lean Bemberg and American Glanzston
Companies.
Along with this statement by COM
pany officials yesterday came an an
nouncement by William F. Kelly, wee
president of the United Textile workers
Of America, that "if the plants Will take
our workers back and not discriminate
the strike is ended"
wheeler Speech Announced.
Textile union oficialS previously had
said the immediate cause OF the strike
was discrimination and denial OF the
right of grievance committees COM
pany officials hold recognition OF the
union to be the issue.
Kelly also announced that senate.
Burton K. Wheeler OF Montana mao
been invited to address a masSmeeting
Of strikers in Elizabethton THURSDAY:
Information from Washington indicated
the Senator had not yet considered the
Invitation.
Harmless explosions in the hills near
communities where many Of the rayon
mill workers live continued last nlghC,
and several carloads Of men drove down
the highways firing pistols into the air
Adit. Gen. w. G. Boyd, after Sucn
demonstrations Monday night, SAID ne
"was convinced they were an effort to
terrorize loyal workers"
Picketing Lines Formed.
Picketing lines were formed along
the highways yesterday, but no effort
was made to interfere with the non
union workers going to the plants.
Strikers today expected decision on
the legality of their picketing activities.
The decision, which will be given by
nature of definition of their activities
under the terms of an injunction
granted the rayon companies prohibit
ing interference with operation OF their
plants.
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STATE MEDICAL BODY
UPHOLDS EXPULSION
Chicago Doctor, 0usted Because Of
Charity Work. Will Appeal
to National Society.

~ tie associated Pre;s.
PEORIA, Ill, May 22.-Dr. Louis E.
Schmidt of Chicago. last night lost his
appeal to the Illinois Medical Society
from his recent expulsion from the
Chicago Medical Society and announced
that he would carry his case to the
American Medical Society, the highest
tribunal of the profession.
DR.. Schmidt's expulsion was ratified
unanimously by the house of delegates
Of the Illinois Society after the execu-
tive council had upheld without dis
senting vote the procedure in DR..
Schmidt's trial before the Chicago or
Sanization. Three Chicago members OF
the council refrained from voting.
DR.. Schmidt was expelled because OF
alleged unethical practice in being asso-
ciated with q charity clinic which re-
ceived financial support from the Public
Health Institute, which advertised in
newspapers, contrary to the rules OF the
medical societies.
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ILLINOIS SOCIETY MEETS.
Plans Outlined for Activities Re-
mainder of Year.

Senator Charles s. Deneen, president
Of the Illinois State Society Of Wash
ington, D. c., met with the executive
council of the society Monday evening
and outlined the activities Of the or
ganization for the remainder Of the
year. Plans were made for memorial
services at the tomb of Mai. Gen. John
A. Logan, former United States Senator
from Illinois, IN the Soldiers Home
Cemetery May 80 at 10 O'Clock. Sen
ator Otis r. Glenn Of Illinois VIII de-
liver the principal address.
Plans were also made for several
meetings Of the society this fall. The
members Of the executive council are
the officers Of the society and chairmen
of the various committees. Past Presi-
dent Victor v. Martin, Secretary May
nard c. RiSley and Mrs. A. r. Bailey
are In charge of the arrangements OF
the memorial services.
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ADMIRAL BRISTOL GOES
TO NAVY GENERAL BOARD
Orders Sending Asiatic Fleet Head
to Twelfth District Are
Revoked.

Admiral Mark L. Bristol, commander
in-chief Of the Asiatic Fleet, will be de-
tached from that post about September
8 and come on duty as . member Of
the general board at the Navy Depart
ment. In making this official an
nouncement yesterday, the department
miral Bristol proceed to duty as COM
mandant Of the 18th Naval District are
revoked.
Capt. Joseph r. Defrees will be de-
tached as commanding officer Of the
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will be detached from the q. 8. s. Re-
lief and come to the Naval Hospital
here. Lieut.. Comdr. Wilbourt Z.
Greenwood Of the Medical Corps will be
detached from the Naval Medical School
Saturday and 60 on duty at the Navy
Recruiting Station at Cincinnati
Capt. Emmett c. Gudger Of the Sup
ply Corps will be detached from the
Army War College about June 20 and
proceed as aide on the staff Of the COM
mander Of the Scouting Fleet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

THINK back over the names of the
l. really fine cars you used to know.
How many have held to the early tradi-
tons of quality which once gave us a
certain cherished aristocracy among our
automobiles?
That Pierce-Arrow has survived the
sweeping trend toward volume produc-
ton is due to that same quality which
has ruled its destiny from the beginning
namely, love for 6neness. And if that
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senior prom viii be held Monday eve
ming, June 3.
Following these activities the class
will spend q week end on the Chesa-
peake Bay as guests Of Mrs. Barnes.
The members Of the class are: Miss
Mary Barnes, Miss Marcia O'Donnen.
Miss Caroline Devereux, Miss Mary
Power, Miss Carrie Dikeman, Miss Pa
trice Rice, Miss Marion Mccarthy, Miss
Helen Simmons, Miss Helen Keane, and
Miss Constance Kramm.
The Congressional Country Club will
give another Sunday afternoon musicale
Sunday, when the Crystal Male Quar-
tet. which has won an enviable repu-
tation for itself, this Winter. will give
the program, assisted by Miss Estelle
wentworth, director and accompanist;
Miss Blanche Herr, dramatic soprano,
and Miss Gladys George. lyric soprano
This musicale will be presented in the
Pompeian room at 5 o'clock and the
members of the quartet are Mr.. Jesse
Beitch, first tenor; Mr.. Woodruff
Youngs, second tenor; Mr.. Ira Meyer,
baritone, and Mr.. Roland Speer, bass.
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the flowers Automobiles will meet the
street cars at Connecticut avenue and
Upton street to convey the guests to
the house.
The Mount Holyoke Alumnae of
washington will be entertained at Its
annual meeting on Saturday afternoon
by the president, Mrs. Frederick Ernest
harrington, at her home In Chevy Chase.
Following the buffet luncheon, the cleo
ton of officers will be held and other
business transacted.
A round of social events has been
planned for the members of the grad
uating class Of Sacred Heart Academy
Miss Mary Barnes has issued invitations
for a tea to be given Saturday after
noon in the Thomas Circle Club. Sun
day the class will be the guests Of Miss
Caroline Devereux in her home at 1923
Taylor street. Following the claSs-night
exercises Tuesday, Miss Constance
Kramm will entertain In her home at
6201 Georgia avenue, and after the
baccalaureate mass Wednesday morn
ing. the class will be guests of honor at
a breakfast given by the sisters at the
academy.
The Alumna Association plans to en-
terrain at luncheon which will be fol-
lowed by bridge in the home of Miss
Virginia Clarke at 2614 University
place.
Miss Carrie Dikeman will give a
luncheon In honor Of the class and the
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CHARTER is GRANTED.
Chlvy Chase Forms Branch OF
American Pen Women.

A. charter was granted to the Chevy
Chase branch, National League of
American Pen Women, by the national
executive board at its meeting Mon
day.
The charter members are Mrs. Mollie
Davis Nicholson. Mrs. A. Pearl Mac
Pherson, Miss Viola Offutt, Miss Gym
ttia Cleveland and Mrs. Daisy G. CAL
houn.
The new branch will meet the first
Tuesday in each month. The tempo
rary officers named to serve until the
frst meeting in October. when the
permanent officers will be elected, are:
Mrs. Jesse w. Nicholson, president; Miss
Viola Offutt, secretary: Mrs. A. Pearl
Macpherson. treasurer.
The newly created branch will begin
drive for members at once. This
makes the second branch Of the l.. A.
p. w. In Maryland, the other branch
being In Baltimore.
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o. o. 3. Texas about July Q and will
80 on duty as inspector Of ordnance at
the Naval Torpedo. Station, Newport,
r. I. Capt. Gordon w. Haines will 60
to command Division 40 of the de-
stroyer squadrons OF the Scouting Fleet
about June 4.
Comdr. John r. Borden Of the Med
zeal Corps will be detached from the u.
s. s. Sapelo and be assigned to duty
at the Washington Navy Yard. Comdr.
Lester L. Pratt Of the Medical Corps
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Two D. C. Men Get Commissions

Commissions IN the Reserve Corps of
the Army have been issued by the War
Department to Robert B. Curtis, l440
Belmont street. as a second lieutenant
of Cavalry and to Walter Pinkus, S26
Marietta place, as a second lieutenant of
Engineers.
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How many have
KEPT the MlthS

sounds like foolhardy idealism, stop in
and look at the new Straight Eight, and
see how ideals affect the building of ultra
modern motor cars.
This prided creation of Pierce-Arrow
is freshly beautiful, swift, low-swung
automobile with lots of room and power
and enormous distinction. It arrives at
the psychological moment to meet a
waiting demand-the fine car fields high
tribute.
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Mrs. Virginia Peters-Parkhurst, Ber-
wyn, Nd, will come to Washington to
attend the reception to be given tomor-
row evening in honor Of Mrs. woodrow
Wilson by the national Democratic
Woman's Club of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

Commercial airplane operators and
manufacturers Of aircraft and aircraft
accessories In Montreal are forming an
organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

Germany has 100000 passenger auto
mobiles and 100000 motor cycles.
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SOCIETY
Continued From Eighteenth pase)

ment in the wardman Park Hotel to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Matthews Dick are
spending a few days In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I. Feeny Of Brooklyn
are spending a week or more at the
Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mrs. Virginia Peters-Parkhurst, Ber-
wyn, Md, will come to Washington to
attend the reception to be given tomor-
row evening in honor Of Mrs. woodrow
Wilson by the national Democratic
Woman's Club of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Weir of Des
Moines have taken an apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel, where they plan
to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hemingway and
their daughter, Miss Margaret Hening-
way. have arrived In Washington from
their home, in Auburn, New York, and
are stopping at the Carlton.
Hostesses Plan Bridge
Parties at In Colline.
A partial list Of subscribers for bridge
tables at La Colline garden party
which will be held at 5000 Cathedral
avenue, Saturday afternoon, are Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood. Mrs. Ely Eliot
Palmer, Mrs. l.. L. Rhoades, Mrs. Will
liam Standby, Mrs. John Gleisner, Mrs.
William Thomas Burch, Mrs. Ernest G..
Walker, Mrs. Harold Phillips, Mrs. Gill
man Billiard, Mrs. Charles Drayton,
Mrs. James Martin, Mrs. Louis Mont
ford, Mrs. ArmiStead Peter, Sd, Mrs.
Frank P. Mitchell, Mrs. A. K. B. Lyman
and Mrs. Carl A. Droop.
Mrs. Harry A. Flint will have assist
ing her at the Wonderwen Mrs. James
B. Woolnaegh, Mrs. George NJ. Parker,
Mrs. James J. O'Hara, Miss Myra
Rivers, Miss Ellen Woolnaegh, Miss
Peggy Avery, Miss Grace O'Hara and
Miss Sallie Flint.
Col. Wade H. Cooper is treasurer of
the education fund which will be eS-
tablished for the orphans of the officers
Of all branches of the United States
service, for which the party will be
given.
The lovely garden and spacious
grounds Of CedarcreSt, the home Of Mrs.
Clyde Asher, at $500 Upton street. will
be thrown open to the public Friday
afternoon, from to 6 o'clock, when
the League of the Covenant will hold
q garden party there. Flowers, cake and
candy will be on sale, and refreshments
will be served. Mrs. Daniel C. Borden
and Mrs. Wilson Compton will be In
charge Of the tea, Mrs. M. w. Haw-
kins of the ice-cream booth, and Mrs.
Karl Loos and Mrs. Joel T. Boone Of
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Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Weir Of Des
Moires have taken an apartment at the
Wardnan Park Hotel, where they plan
to make their home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I. Feeny Of Brooklyn
are spending week or more at the
Grace Dodge Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hemingway and
their daughter, Miss Margaret Heming-
way. have arrived In Washington from
their home, in Auburn, New York, and
are stopping at the Carlton.
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Zaimis Heads Greek Senate.
ATHENS, May az Op).-Alexander
Zainis, eight times premier Of Greece.
today was elected president OF the
Senate,
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ment in the wardman Park Hotel to-
morrow.
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MFR. and Mrs. c. Matthews Dick are
spending a few days In New York.
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RECORDS CRASH AS WOMEN FLY
 ACROSS SKIES
SISTER OF JOE EROSION, ALAS KA PILOT, WENT AFTER
 RECORD

LOS ANGELES. Feb, 12, (P)- Youthful members of the fair sex who sailed in Southern California skies seeking new honors probably have broken one woman's flight re- sord while three others fell before a:rcra'.t displayed by dainty hands.
 Miss Marvel Crosson. 25, pilot oi Hsll and supply planes in Alaska is believed to be the holder of a new somen's altitude record for yester- day she drove her plane into the naavers beyond 10000 feet record ing the limit of her altimeter. An inspection of her paragraph was v1pevted to prove her belief she Lad surpassed the present recold Of 20,272 feet made by Mrs. Louise Thaden of Oakland. The sealed instrument has been sent to Wash iugton for official examination.
 Miss Bobby Trout at 725 yestef, lay morning set new world en- Gl1rance record for women of l4 hours, Is minutes and 45 seconds. 4 week ago Miss Elinor Smith of New York sgt the now former 1e- cord oi .,-8 hours and 45 minutes,
 as 5l1e expected to break her re- cord by several u0urs as ahe C o- ssnued har fl.s.,.y ats,y 1sss2- also broke the night flying record Of eight hours for women she flew @ll night; she also covered 1,00G miles exceeding the present marx 3f 932 miles.
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BAROMETER FAILS BUT LINE |S PUT
 ABOARD ALL0WAY
BAROMETER STILL FALLING; CUTTER CHILEAN IS DUE
 THURSDAY

SEATTLE, Feb, 12, (P)-A radio dispatch from Dutch Harbor late yesterday said the steamer Mon tauk got a line aboard the Alloway and is towing her slowly toward Dutch Harbor, 25O miles distant
 The message read: "The Mon- tauk has a towline on the Alloway. We may not have steam enough for the radio or stearing gear in a few hours. Keep in touch with the Montauk. She may lose = or hs. = to let Us go; Hope not.
 If the Cutter Chelan keeps on coming, may not be so bad in the end Southeast gale, rough seas, barometer still falling
 The Cutter Chelan, which left Seattle early Saturday, may not reach the Alloway until Thursday.
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JAPANESE VESSEL AGROUND ID WEST
 UGANAK ISLAND
RADIO INDICATES HER ENGINE ROOM IS FLOODED: BAT
 TERIES ARE USED
SEATTLE, Feb, 12, (P)-The S.

SEATTLE, Feb, 12, (P)-The s.
 Meiyo Maru is aground on Ug- amak Island, in the Aleutians, according to a wireless message intercepted here which said the deciphered message read:
 Save our lives" Most of the communication was in Japaneses and unintelligible to radio men.
 Several steamers are in commun- ication with the vessel and the Eanko Maru is reported to be pro- ceeding to her assistance
 The Coast guard cutter Chelan, which was dispatched to aid the Alloway, has changed her course and is proceeding to the assist ance oi the Meiyo Maru The Che Ian is 800 miles away and is expect cd to reach her thursday afternoon.
 Other faint wireless messages indicated the Meiyo Maru's en- zine room Wah flooded and that battery power is being used to op- crate her radio.
 The Meiyo Maru is a 5,40o ton steamer, of the Toyo Kaiser Kali sha Line, and is believed to have 2 crew of 25 men. Sic eft Puget Sound recently fer the Orient.
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REMEDY SOUGHT
 CHECK INCREASE
 IN BROKERS LOANS
HEFLIN INTRODUCES RESOLU- TION FOR LEGISLATIVE
 REMEDY
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb, 12

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb, 12, (P-The Senate called upon the reserve board to suggest a legis- l1Cive check on the increase in brokers loans from reserve funds of which it complained last week in letter to member banks.
 The suggestion was made that Little good but TO harm" could come from this course. Senator Glass of Virginia assailed the stock exchange as 8 Gambling insti- tuition nlenacing the entire com nercjaI structure"
 Senator Heflin introduced a resolution asking the board for g legislative remedy which was adopted without a dissenting vote.
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CAPTAIN HAWKES.
 SKATERS COEDEL
 RECORD HA!F HDUR
CLIPPED 36 MINUTES FROM THE RECORD OF THE NOTED
 ART GOEBEL

ROOSEVELT FIELD, NEW YORK Feb, II, (P)-Capt. Frank Hawkes. set a new record for a nonstop transcontinental flight crossing from the West coast to the East in 13 hours and g minutes maintain ing an average speed of 15O miles per hour.
 The record was established des- pite fog and rain that drove him high into the air and for a time threw him from his course. He clipped 36 minutes off of Art Goe- bells record.
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r FIIVIl5 WIFI: N H0TEL. VVITH INAAI
 I6 N(|n| FUGITIVE:
HUSBAND NOW BEING ROUNDED BY POLICE: ALL HIGHWAYS
 ARE WATCHED

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, Il, (H1- Finding his wife in a San Fran cisco hotel room with another man, Walter H. Sutcliffe, wealthy Los Angeles resident, attacked the other man with knife while two detectives watched the battle.
 Sutciffe then got away leaving his victim, Carl Bengsomacare, in a serious condition with only a fighting chance for life. Bengso- macare is a professional piano player.
 Sutcliffe is believed in flight in Los Angeles and police are watch ing all the highways.
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ABERDEEN WOM|AN
 |S MYS7ER|OUsLY
 SHOT, BED ASLEEP
TWO MEN HELD FOR INVESTI-
 CATION. ONE. EMPLOYER HOUSEKEEPER

ABERDEEN, Wash, Feb, 12, (P) -Mysteriously shot while asleep, Mrs. Eleanor Washington, 25, a housekeeper, died today.
 Emil Kizi, boarder, is being held for investigation. The shoot ing occurred after a. m. Tony Alberti, her employer who also is held in connecton with the case, telephoned the police who found the woman dying in bed in AL berti's room. A pistol was found in the snow 35 feet from the house.
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NEW ENGLANl CHAMP
 FIRST IN D0C DERBY

IACONA, New Hampshire, Fep., 2, (4ol--Enil St. Goddard of Mani nba won the first leg of bte 129~ mile New England dog sled cham pionship finishing 10 seconds ahead of Leonard Seppala of Alas ka.
 In yesterdays run of 43-miles Godddard's time was three hours, AZ minutes and 35 seconds.
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OREGON DOG MUsHER
 FINISHES IN THE LEAD

TRUCKEE, Calif., Feb, 12, (P- Fred Printz of Oregon outclassed the field in the Sierra dog derby when he finished the 32-mile course 55 seconds ahead of Roy Stover of Idaho. His time was three hours, two minutes and fl seconds. Scotty Allan, founder of the Alaska sweepstakes, was third, three minutes behind the leaders
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ALLEC[D K|NG FORCES
 elRLs T0 MARRY HIM

PESHAWAR, India, Feb, II, (P} Members of party were evac- uated yesterday from Shbulihabel, Afghanistan, by a Royal air force squad of planes. The former water boy, who has set himself up as kong, was reported to have forci- bly, married three girls of the roy al family. |
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GERMANY |s UNABLE
 CONTINUE PAYMENTS

PARIS, Feb, 12, (H9-The As sociated Press has learned upon good authority that Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, President of the German Reichsvank, that he told repara- tions experts that Germany could no longer pay at the present rate under the Dawes plan.
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CZECHO RULER DIES

TROPPAU, Czechoslovakia, Feb, 12, (E)-The grand old man among world rulers, Prince John of Lich- tenseein, died in the palace here yesterday at the age of 88, after 7O-year rule.
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PEACE. ESTABLISHED
 CHURCH AND STATE

ROME, Feb, 12, (P)-After more than half century of estrange- rent peace was formally establish ed between the Holy See and the Italian Government marking one of the most nlonentous chapters io modern history of the Church and State.
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WILL DECIDE SHORTLY

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb, 12, President Coolidge expects to reach a decision on the naval construction bill, proposing the building of IS cruisers and one aircraft carrier, within day or two.
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PAY RESPECTS TO EDISON

FORT MEYERS, Fla, Feb, F, (A9J-President-eleet Hoover and Henry Ford, also MT. Fires50nc, paid their respects to Thomas A. Edison on the latter's 82nd birth- day.