The Washington Post
June 7, 1927

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, — i 7 Me ty ee ee | | Weather—Cloudy, with _ showers, The only newspaper in Washington | eee : | x ” £ | : : yy. Ke -: a ? | rising oulpereture, peelina nly: follow. with the Associated Press news every | VW rt Sod , ais ip in | a & ” C fiiZ4iig ed b Bom goteed A rte gore gy or night; morning in the year. | . ; . ia | - - | by | Temperature yesterday — Highest, | : Mg ore be eather detalls on page 10. NO. 18.618. Posrornice, wasuixcron, Do. WASHINGTON :. TUESDAY. J UNE ce 1927. TWENTY-TWO I PAGES * RTuRIRGTOn TWO CENTS. BY THE WASHINGTON POS1 CU. —— -osT-scRIPTS |PEAGE MREEMENT, |.e° 7+" | WOBFRGH GRUGER | [AsnERIGAN HERORS OF NoNSTO FLIGHT To GEOTANy || §,ANMEN ED i .1—Chinese Seek Peace Agreement. By : | 2 Bees, et SNE rare 4 : GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN Lindbergh’s Ship Speeding Up. | | ae a 2 GRIER RRQ RG ARR, Se CORR meegrreesnennenensens eee SURE BE i : | U. 8. Airmen Hailed in Germany. Bi Gees BS ree ea : ee Pe Shee ee oe 6%: *” 5 P ayne Whitney Leaves Huge Estate. | ; oe Ss Rees shacks Oo Se a Es ; Ye Se ; Gee s 52 % : Give me Pat asa: ne: ay 100,000 Visitors to Greet Flier. | 3 . — ee eos So re ane SO Rec at askea— 2— Airmen May Use German: Plane. . = 3 » ; iS es AS s eg i ‘The inner world in the outer CHIGHT AY CHINESE Aviators Find Medieval Village. . ¢ ue ie _ se ae s masked. News and Sidelights of Flight. 7 RS : ii eis : oe ee e: ie * ee re 1s Pe 3—Flier's Home Town Celebrates. Mr, Chamberlin sets a new record gre 2%, om Coolidge Congratulates Airman. ol world’s most ausgestrung Negotiations Definitely ere 62 Polite on Airtoon, Arrival Here on Time fs Chamberlin and Levine aes Pe PAS SEY te aia On, Cha ng Tso-Lin PP eons at Cathedral Close. | } Promised, Barring : ; ROE RRR Se og 2 : id today, barring unforeseen| f, a Pee x: ge sae Sates ) be } Also we have seen that “under erful military. leaders in China, with , , Tage sa Ve ae Nes Oe Sa ae 6 aa ‘ Pe F , water men shall walk, shall ride, | the definite’ exclusion of communism, weather. Tbe wing and ‘ese have mod-| tae | ue —i |. lux = Fliers at Kottbus Over Night shall sleep, shall talk,” which was a | 2"e now going on, said a spokesman for aoe nen Ts Hg fe ere ? ono Paes } es ee : oe ~~ | : ‘ After H op From New York pretty good forecast of the sub- Matehal Chang Teo-Lin, Manchurian Estate May Total $300,000,- day owing to cinta. : ; Sa | Ges : 55 i ee pee ae 2 to Eisleben marine for 1453, but like most | War lord, today. 000, It Is Said; Bulk Will The admiral expects to arrive at the| § Se | a hee fe 8 s . prophets Mother Shipton didn’t | He declared that the leaders nego- : 4 ‘ aut 3 2 & . : Virginia Capes early Friday evening, Se am Ae) : 7 pete: Bs BS know when to stop, and fell down | ‘!@ting this compromise were Chang Go to His Family. thus allowing plenty of time to steam| §* oe eee eS a & Kottbus, Germany, June 6 (By A. P.), f Tso-Lin, generalissimo of the northern : EA sa et B be Ms Clarence D. Chamberlin, Charles A. Le- for the sake of a good rime to close | iisnee; Gen. Chiang Kai-shek, gen- : ina avotiene eebortiph. leaooieuients is 4 ee oc eeee a, | Vine ene Se Dele ee ee with. PCE éralissimo of the Nanking, or mod- BEQU ESTS TO FRIENDS with the President and the nena e ae Bs R 2 ete ROSS : Ee were ‘welcomed warmly today at their Like F k Daniel be te, oh erate nationlaists, and Gen. Yen Hsi- - - Admiral Burrage, remarking on Bind ; oe eee Bie go Se aaa ne , & unexpected —e place, a . . HtRe Frank Mantels, Who im &N€ | shan, governor of the Province of Shan- pe a at little manufacturing town in : a se , A Special to The Washington Post. bergh’s crossing of the Atlantic in less 2 4é op 46 ’ -onsahat okiabaa ae oi ge im, im an | si, which is looked upon as the key) wey york, June 6—Charities’ and| than 34 hours, recalled his own first Underwood and Underwood. piney lag haa te on ree offhand sort of way, oF perhaps position in the ‘present struggle »e-/ 11:0 institutions will receive virtually | transatlantic voyage to Gibraltar as a CLARENCE D. CHAMBERLIN. CHARLES A. LEVINE. _ whi dt " more like Cyrano, “arriving in haste, | tween the north and south. one-third, or between $35,000,000 and| Midshipman aboard the frigate Lan- e airmen were forc own by 1 Se gi It was Chiang Kai-Shek who took the é 4 ’ sheer lack of fuel at 11:30 o’clock this ee ee ee ee ee iative 1 Po tiati ia: trig | CPURRSRIER 06 | Sp Penete: 0, Regine eet are Girl Is Found. Slain morning at Klinge, not far distant . : » | initiative in the negotiations, sa e : , . clogged with bristles off a —_— seichiuibihss: Chase Tootten-santed tives Whitney, sportsman and philanthro- band mei ge wwe yee gap Nf O00 VISITORS COMING CE GOND ARREST MATE Kottbus, overjoyed at this un- on a ee ae _ Yeas to make sure that Chiang Kai-Shek was Pt: VR ee ee: eee: ees eee vit “* 1 On Bay State Beach imagined honor, completely forgot that porarily in Kottbus. ie gehts ulk sta ssengers were eager to see the Ameri- a se ay Nig not a follower of Lenine and commun- vs of Soe Seaee Geer Sy ae eae i fyiad ace my believed to =a it was solidly and stolidly German, and ism, the spokesman continued, and Mrs. Helen Hay Whitney, and their , : Salisbury Beach, Mass., June 6 (By at sundown when Chamberlin returned “And the world to an end shall , two children, John Hay Whitney and passed within a few miles of the Mem- A. P.).—-The body of Miss Stella Kale, from an inspection of his wounded then admitted he was anxious to come SOMP, to terms with the real followers of the | M™§ Joan Whitney Payson. Large be- ig BH Sa ee ’ pe om ipa in a ; of Lawrence, was found on the beach plane, gave him an ovation resembling In Eighteen Hundred and Eighty- | ite Dr. Sun Yat Sen, the Chinese re- | 1¥UeStS also are left to friends and em- PR Sey o) Mi ; V here this morning, her throat bruised Le Bourget’s welcome to Lindbergh in ene.” publican leader, whose principles Chang ployees. message that he and his passengers Missour'! Go ernor Henors and torn as though by -. finger nails.. First Man Held Confessed, its Latin intensity, and Croydon in its we di 3 4 > ° ° . . . Realizing that “around the world | Tso-Lin- declared he had never opposed. The estate, estimated at from $100,- re cisappointed Flier With Promotion in The brown bathing suit and bathrobe Police Say; Schmidiatt hearty roughhousing. . sake 000,000 to three times that amount— Another Passed in Mist thoughts shall fly in the twinkling Proposals From Chang. : she wore were torn and the sand in the Blue Police Save Him ¢ *” Mother Shi td the exact amount can not be known The Spanish steamer Cristobal Colon, National Guard. vicinity had been trampled. Holdup Clues Meager. Only: th ight ¢ the bl : an a ot ~ a ee While withdrawing to the north Of| before appraisal—was divided in the| with a thousand passengers aboard, Arthur Williams, proprietor of a wate sa gee ccnp ee Bs ree ave us all out on the tops hold- | the Yellow River in order to demonstrate | wil) into 300 shares, 86 of which go to| also radioed “Bon voyage,” and re police: sav . : . . , , - photographic studio, by whom the girl r ing revival meetings. if she had made | his desire for peace, Chang Tso-Lin, it | such institutions as Yale, the Society | grets that she had passed in the mist. ALL U. S. TO HEAR HERO was employed by him, last saw her, he $I 00,000 GEMS STOLEN et ng sng ee that “‘Nineteen Eighty-one.” was stated, made certain proposals tO! of New York Hospital, Cornell Medical| When Col. Lindbergh heard that the said, last evening when she started out : 6 Re i9 the Nanking generalissimo in order to| College, the New York Public Library,| Bellanca plane Columbia’ as | ree _| - Tomorrow morning Kottbus_ will ry, plane Columbia had landed Col. Charles A. Lindbergh—that is|for a walk. At that time she was fully New York, June 6 (By A. P.).—A sec Chamberlin doesn’t know much |determine whether a compromise be- make both fliers honorary citizens in a y Groton School and the Nass County | 4t Elsleben he sent a radio congratulat- | now the title of the 25-year-old flier—| dressed. ond arrest was made tonight in the]. o.191 cesainouy tin: the) tian ee German, so he just counted up to |tween the Manchurians and the Nation- | tospital Association. ing the Columbia's: pilot, Clarence’ D. | will attract 100,000 visitors to Washing- p three and let the Burgomaster do | lists was really possible. Realizing that $83,000 jewel robbery at the Long Island " | Mr. Whitney died on May 25 as the| Chamberlin, and remarked to the cor- | ton Saturday, Maj. Edwin B. Hesse, Su- oO 00 100 SURPLUS. home of Jesse L. Livermore. Shortly nee The as bend ir hastily a the rest for a typical Ameriean, | *h® country was tired of war, Chang | resuit of a heart attaek, which came *esPondents: petintendent of Bhnoey’ predic ‘yes- | t after. police ‘announced that Arthur C.|sembled and gave the transatlantic @ 'e)e. eo os Tso-Lin, was represented as ready tO/ unon him while. playing tennis at’ his | “Tt wis @ very tine piece of. eich ahd. q ee ? 3 Chamberlin and Levine lower |™make any concession for the sake Of | nome -at Matthassett; 1. I. terday.— - | travelers, who were almost worn out b . His wil} | ®nother feather-in-the cap or oe |? Lindbergh, who has been a japan: PREDICTED WY MELLON ae beon, elias p apy Reet had a mitie aalk eile: Ades ulpet Hey Lindbergh's transatlantic record by | P®#¢¢ with the exception of accepting’! w.. dated Noveniber 24, 1926. tor, Feats such as ‘the Coltnribia’s all | in the flying service of the Missouri Na- to a part in the crime, another ' snow, a real thawing-out with good old half a sandwich. bolshevism, Specific bequests ‘to individuals fol- | 28V¢ & tendency to aid in the develop- | tional Guard, was promoted to colonel | aa yaacdpea dh? palate taarebceeiony ng: fashioned German serenades under the TR See Chang Tso-Lin, it was stated, has de- ; ment of aviati th h , the prisoner, who was captured at Lake Rival leaders in China undertake | °l#ted that he will make no compro-| finiey Peter Dunne, close friend of | ¥°U4. and he now is probably the highest- reaie Makes Statement latte . ee ORE tating cries failed to bring either of the men to get together and end the darned mise with communism saggitsret a "tie Mr. Whitney and author of the “Mr. Shows Benefit of Trip. ranking officer of his age in the coun- After Boston & M aine R e Citiariiis confession implicated an un-| mito the open, for they had wisely war—they can’t hold the front page nite line will be drawn tween e Dooley” ‘stories, $500,000. The boy who was so feted in Paris; try. r act taken inside rooms, and when the pop- ; ; moderates of the Kuomintang (Nation- Samuel Adams Clark. archi , ‘ . derworld character known as ““Boston : tect, $500,- | B The great majority of visitors comin = en against Lindbergh and aids polition’ Geeanbatiienl) and: the $ russels, London and otter places that gr jority & pays War Period Loan C amoertif. . ” lace was shouting its mightiest they Billy” Williams. He said Williams had | 4 000, and i h da “ radicals whose headquarters are at ane PONE, End, OC Bh: 100: Rawk | 1) Cmied to-bint te nates Senin: would | MEe.-Pavueny, £0 eee. Mine owe’ 28 taken all the jewelry and had prom-| Were immersed In much-needed warm ta Se oe Forty-fourth street. have a chance to rest, already is sho the stupendous show that the Capital baths. ¢ . . Hankow. Chang Tso-Lin, the spokes- ; . y We oT 7 60 CRE | M ADE ised to split it evenly later. Police ~! The Capitol Hill man who fell ta eit naint os thes ‘ania Eugene Hale, jr., broker, $500,000. ing the benefits of his trip. He has|‘s Preparing in his honor, Maj. Hesse $ ,6 if 4 DIT sought “Boston Billy” in an uptown From their inspection of the injured four floors from a new building and nae bes simon One Bona pee wi ae B. Barnes, a cousin, of| found his sea legs and is thoroughly | S#!d.-will come by automobile. This, he apartment, but failed to find him there, | Plane both men returned hopeful that } : d- > ° = walked back to work seems to be |ine Russian advisers of the Nationalist SPIPAPTER, CIOS ANE. enjoying the voyage. He. is ‘looking fresh | S#id, will necessarily mean @ tremen (By the Associated Press.) They would not say whether the man | "2° propeller could be repaired or te b : Frank Forrester, the tennis profes- | and bright for his appearance ih his | CUS parking problem, but how the prob- placed early tomorrow, in order to make able to worry along very well with- | -overnment at Hankow. A definite line siacead oties Nike stabi hoe. tei ra PP 8 lem is to be taken care of he was not| Secretary Mellon declared yesterday arrested was Williams. Seetik “Gisik Shel dan’ enue out the new-fangled parachute. will be drawn by the Manchurian leader | he died, $25, 000” rage iat a — yg ‘ “ — at to sa that the Treasury surplus for the cur-| Mineola, N. Y., June 6 (By A. P.).— Arriving from Bertin. was Dewitt © vO ae between the moderates and radicals, it Bequests of $50,000 each are provided aS * Om abil resting.A goed deal,” | PAS® 4 ; rent fiscal year would exceed $600,000,- |“Police today reported they had only the : he remarked, “loafi in th bi The Los Angeles, America’s great Poole, Counsellor of the American Em- The first thing these two young | was stated, so that he will know exactly | °* Frank H. Rollins and Elmer Whit- | |. i Boag OR ble airship, will fly over the | °0- | . most meager clues concerning the! assy, with mail dispatches of all sorts, fellows who beat Lindbergh’s long- | with whom he is dealing. CONTINUED ON “PAGE 5, COLUMN 5 pile rt pbcsout ~~ ae wae "Mena nis a the fares up the The Secretary made this statement in | $100.000 jewel robbery at the home of the Re welcome pr which was a tele- distance record do when they alight | In the event of a successful termi- —— Si ha must attend to. 7 » announcing receipt by the Treasury of | Mr. and Mrs. Carol Schmidlatt. Mr. : Sake ? “Tasie,” kangaroo mascot on the| Potomac River, it was definitely an- gram of congratulation from Chamber- is to ask for beer, but how does the | nation of the present negotiations, Mi ADOO CAR IN CRASH: cruiser Memphis, lost little ¢ : nounced by Rear Admiral William A. @ credit of $27,677,604 from the Boston | Schmidlatt, a New York banker, re- cicke casas ‘ Antisaloon League explain this? Chang Tso-Lin’s next step, the spokes- . e time in try- f the Navy’s Bureau of & Maine Railroad. ported his home at Frost Mill, Neck * a : ing to make the acquaintance of Col, | Moffett, chief of the Navy Road. L. 1 tered hbiatit’ eal Both Are “Rather Tired. “Although Bill the Kaiser’s a friend | ™®n asserted, will be to declare his ILD 1S BADLY HURT Lindbergh. The animal ted by | Aeronautics. This money was advanced to the/| Road, L. I. entered some y of Budweiser willingness to hand over political ques- | Mader Hokert at T Seip nesckegtad tol The “Daughter of the Stars” will be | T@ilroad during the period of Govern- | Saturday morning and two rings and a| After conferring with Mr. Poole re- oa ea air apie : d of mine!” tions to a people’s conference. In this . ey Ps of Tasmania during the x . eat aerial pageant, a|™ment.control. The transaction yester- | gold necklace of his wife taken from a| garding the plans for their reception ~- ee “¢ Saar ei ieaaiaiade connection, it was added, the marshal Woman Driver of Other Auto of oo i soma 9 si tp ae pee ie ain include co less than day was carried out through the Fed- | dressing room on the second floor. in the German capital, and technical “believed that the military crisis was pe ° 5 & weak- eral Reserve Bank at Boston: and offi- talks with the German Air League au- Rik seste os pk Sela phpuad Deaciiene Peneans. arco y. Coen Also Is Injured by test nee Foun gio oye wae " ateh iene en tend 27s n.| Clals here were not advised how the Man, 90 Found Dead thorities respecting the repairs to the ” | depending upon Chiang Kai-Shek’s de- ae 7 . oe: EE ‘ : ~ Columbia, both Chamberlin and how, a glass of milk? ciston: fegieding the sc idieded alliance.” Collision. his quarters for a breakfast of his| Y: Friday afternoon and meet ane a actay en ee at: In-Gas-Filled Room Levine, who had been bright-eyed $6 18h Bluefield, W. Va., June 6 (By A. P.).| Cholcest bouquet, which was France’s| Memphis as far out to sea as possible ‘a >-and-coming’ ail 4 dden! Mr. Walter Lippman says he is im- _ Chiang Urged Withdrawal. William Gibbs McAdoo, former Secre-| last tribute when the airman departed. | Before she starts a bag filled with in- | added to ae ie ee surplus, the Sec- Found unconscious in his gas filled Scocd ta the anon nthe ao as pressed by the dreariness and futil- The spokesman said that Chiang Kal- | tary of the Treasury, narrowly escaped | Orderlies shoved Tasie away before she | vitations to Col. Lindbergh will. have ea ae said, eb oad’ upward re-| bedroom yesterday morning, Francis cata: ettottannihne ald mamnitied saan ity which haunt the youth of today. Shek, in his negotiations with Chang| serious injury when his automobile| Was able to reach the flowers and she| been turned over to her commander, | Vision of previous es 5. Belt, 90 years old, 529 Seventh street they were “rather tired.” Tell it to Lindbergh. Tso-Lin had urged the latter to with- | collided with another near here late to- | Was locked up for the remainder of the | and these she will attempt to drop on f PLA 1 southeast, was pronounced dead by ine Lewina recovered suffi ciently to Set ieee draw nerth of the Yellow River, as it/ day. day for disobeying orders, the cruiser. DARGU NE HITS physicians from Casualty Hospital. The y sd dine with the ober-burgomaster, but As the old flood slinks out to sea was impossible for him to cut himself Mr. McAdoo, his wife and the chauf- com nalist : hamberlin deemed it best to turn in. another piles up to take its place. otf pletely from the Nationalist | feur of his car all escaped injury, but Quakes 6,300 Miles mother, will arrive here early Satur- AUTO; ABY UNHURT chair, Gas was escaping from a smal) | Ch#mberlin deem radicals at Hankow as Jong as he was | Because of the Whitmonday holiday, ’ % . Charlotte Bivens, 10 years old, an oc- , > day morning, and will be met by a. stove nearby. . Coroner J. Ramsay are oume Sex Se eee pice ataidiny. hemwsomay pabsrtgo aaron of the other car, was probably Away Recorded Here wean committee headed rer ei Goo dwill Machine Crashes Nevitt issued a certificate of accidental hada se agra Bie py Ra hn erate ' the northern alliance was considering sr wea Sete mia Rather severe earth shacky were re- Stade wih mine ome sbi ; ae aged man’s body was discovered out a shave. With the stubble he had Chamberlin and Levine asked for | continuing its withdrawal of troops 08-1 The Sirah Press racer corded by the Georgetown University | “** te Lindbergh when’ he Thr ough Fence; Infant Is by Dhomes:-C, Wright, a painter, who accumulated in 48 hours above earth Pilsner, and all they could get was | tapiishing a new military headquarters | en route to Greenville, Tenn. where he sclamogragh . yesterday. . Beginning at Ee the gangplank of the Mem-|. , Showered by Glass nad: Bullard. eee oe . . ‘ . : . : h ag summer while he is busy OFF MEMORIAL SPAN Lea g Ue R €cé1Ves A l b an 1 a Ss | INVOLVI N c 4 PLANES ase 4 a wi pees 0a ae re PARIS-TOKYO: FL| ERS private cruiser Memphis off Cherbourg. “Let us swoop down and have a look * * ” * ; . é : we : > | held here for several days pending re- | at him,” Levine suggested. ee oe - Lindbergh is now a Colone!—but W orkmen. Plung e From Scaf- | Case A g ainst JS Uu g O hy [ aAV1a ESer : pairs to the plane. ARE DOWN IN URALS did not swoop down, Chamberlin a not of the Kentucky vintage. EP Four Die in Colombia; Noted aay a gee ga ga ly remarking: “I want’ to elgg ear - . Me eae . : ® H ; Took Turns at Rest ng. Gon. Ansdseurs guth aa tiitle books peachy cere tare ag a Fg . British Pilot Loses Life |srom steuvenvitie, onic. He made «|Rignot and Coste Fail to) | | ims um ® sits nal Keel of etiquette for cork-smellers and mac Park Seawall. ae hone oune © (By A. &-}-—s( ened thst the man trem whom the Jugo- ina Collision. . . | 8004 Janding on Burgess Pield, but as) - Reach Chita; Land in @ | out much more interesting than they Pes ek ae ats a Tarde “ia” weed. detbused, “ensee- The Albanian government has sent a|Slav charge claimed diplomatic im- be the. plane ‘rolled up the field it sud- , ield had expected. with bleak Atlantia. ‘ coopers with a view to PoP a communication to the secratariat of| unity was an Albanian subject and|, Barranquilla, Colombia, vune 6 (By A.| denly « swerved, crashed through a|. Small F eid. ir tinual #4 ing prohibition. There's = right way | one ee eta ke how Momeni |the League of Ast Ai mm P.).—Four persons were killed here to-| fence and struck’ an- automobile owned. y cncetey ity Cer On a ESO ag: ce ce AGIOS He n'20 feet off the new Memerial|the League of Nations presenting the| ‘®t the Albanian government, never i ave wh a poe airplane fell: during’ a/-by W. J. Crow, son of the late Unitea |. *i% June & (By A. P.)—Capt. Rig-| circling to avoid storms saved them vi og iy a th h i: Bridge, now under construction across | Albanian side of the controversy ‘over er Pee ora gira . i go Bua flight over the city. The plane fell States ‘Senator Ww. G. Crow. Asleep in not and Dieudonne Coste, French long | much monotony. * B: Ty mcs - 5 collar Mrough # oa’ | the Potomac River opposite the Lincoln | the arrest of an employe of the Jugo- Seenitiannn * sont io pu Baton ate more than a hundred yards, killing|the car was the younger Crow's. 9-| ‘istance filers, who took off from Le} “We were not sleepy particularly,” : | aaa. ms ts ranch deta tee slav Legation which has led to thelon'the instance of the Jugoslav charge | the pilot and mechanic and fatally in-| month-old child. Although showered | Bourget Seturday morning for a two- eee ci oe ae a ates were Aledo on a scaffold sus- of diplomatic relations be-| d'affaires, | the Albanian. government | Juring two persons on the ground. _ | by, broken glass, the baby was unin- | lep alr. Journey to ‘Tokyo, were f Aaah are sitwaaine eager that ‘the of 4 |. for Jugoslavia and Albania to try to pended over a dam near the Potomac tween Albania and Jugoslavia, proposed to examine the cage in a| Perry, Iowa, June 6 (By A.. P.).— jured. wif # to descend at Tajil, or Tagilsk, in the | 8 - break onto the fi At the same time the government is. | Spirit. of ‘exceptional deference when ‘Oscaré O'Connor ‘and Joe’ Hanson, both} Maj. Dargue was scheduled to hop|‘Tobolsk -region, said a message re- ea on vet page. | Park seawall. The scaffold boards of were killed last night when/ off from here tomorrow for Charleston, 4 Wg eat | broke, causing the men to fall on 's mun ty ce pees, Stents: aneeel E Oee Deae letter in| Of Perry, =" Oy ceived today at the seronautic bureau All we need now is * : iv M a= ae SE Pee ee = ’ 7 a7 4 rs “ Ve ones