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Evening star., 1926-11-06
GOV. BYRD LAUDS
new ENGLAND MEN
Address Features Opening of
Conference at Fred
ericksburg.
By the Associated Press.

oy tuo AeeOc4aUCU TTSbo.
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Novem.
Der 6.-With an attendance Of SO
widely known business men. including
industrialists, capitalists and railroad
executives Of the respective States
the third annual New England-Vir.
ginia conference was opened here yes
terday afternoon to be in progress un'
til Sunday night.
Gov. Harry F. Byrd Of Virginia
made the principal address at the
opening function, which was marked
by luncheon given by the Fred
ericksburg Chamber of Commerce and
Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs.
He welcomed the New Englanders
to the Dominion State, praising them
for the hospitality shown the Vir.
ginia party on its tour Of the States
Of New England last Fall. Response
to the welcome address came from c.
S. Anderson Of Worcester, Mass,
chairman Of the conference.
An outline of what might be accom-.
plished by the conference was given
by j. P. Fishburne of Roanoke, presi.
dent of the Virginia State Chamber of
Commerce. Stanley l.. Bullard OF
Bridgeport. Conn.,; Horace A. Carter
of Needham, Mass: William. s. Rossi.
ter Of Concord, n. H.: William l..
Sweet of Providence, r. l., and Louis
P. Thayer of Morrisville, VT, all
spoke in response to the speech of the
State president of the Virginia Cham.
ber Of Commerce.
The business session of last night
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. November s
CSpeciaD.-The Alexander Chapter of
tho Red Cross announces that within
short time the annual membership
roll call will be launched and urges
every one to join at 81 a year. Excel
lent work has been acct mplished the
past year, it is pointed out. The
newly elected officers are Robert S.
Jones, general chairman; Mrs. Thomas
w. Robinson. vice chairman: c. 8.
TAYLOR Burke, treasurer: Mrs. Robert
P. Whitestone, secretary. Committee
chai1men named are Miss M. Gault
Norton, Braille work: r. c. Bowton,
Junior Red Cross; Mrs. D. j. Howell,
nursing; J. T. Preston, publicity; Miss
Bertha Bristow, public health nurse.
In observance of the eighth ami
versary Of the signing of the ar1nis-
tice, Alexandria Post, No. "a. Amer
lean Legion, will have exercises, open
to the public. Thursday night in the
auditorium of the Elks' Home: The
speakers will be Representative r.
Walton Moore and Bishop Coadjutor
Harry st. George Tucker, whose home
is now on Seminary Hill, west of AL
exandria The speaking will be con-
cluded by $50 O'Clock, which will be
followed by a dance at the armory.
In connection with the exercises IN
the armory ritual. prepared by the
national organization Of the Legion.
will be given by the officers OF the
local post.
Marley Encampment of Odd Fellows
will be visited Monday night by del
egation Of members Of Arlington En-
campment, No. %. when the degree
| work will be eXemplified by Col. w. l..
Martin for Arlington Encampment.
plans will be discussed at this meet
ing for the annual encampment of the
State, to be held in this city May %.
A concert will be given Tuesday
night at the ar1nory by the Woodlo-
thians, under auspices Of the Anne
Lee Memorial Home for the Aged:
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department In the last "a
hours:
Jennie Byrnes, 70. Providence Hospital
Martin NJ. Ganey. So. St. Elizabeth's Hos
pital
Margaret Wilson. 72. Gallinger Hospital.
Arthur Dunn. 81. EPISCOPAL Hospital
William S. Sheetz. So. 1881 Holmead pl.
James Bennett SO. U. s. S. H. Hospital.
Myrtle Hensley, 16, Emergency Hospital.
James A. Quinn. 81. 1432 Potomac
Joseph B: Much, AZ, National Homeo-
Joshua 4 Hayes o. 134s Newton ct.
Lennel Killen. 35, 22O 12th st. s.w.
Arthelia Bassford. rs. Georgetown Uni
Christopher oNeil 81. 1859 Otis pl.
William Murphy. 43. Providence Hospital
Bernice J. Gauvreau, %. II r st.
Ella F. Horseman. g.. 24o3 Pa. ave,
william Bell rs. Tuberculosis Hospital.
James GALLOWAY; SO Gallinger Hospital.
ss,s saek SamS,e Hsn - Gsii;nesr I1 Ssn Hosn,.. e.
Clarence Gibson. 4 months. 337 st. sw
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
% the Health Department in the last "a
hours:
Luther B. and Ellen v. Garner. girl.
Robert P. and Lydia Caruthers, boy.
William B. IT., and Dorothy Owen. boy.
Harry L; "a and b,sIa;. Ida C. ~ saead. girl.
Herbert 4. and Bertha N Howell boy:
Peter j. and Harriet E Murdock bow
Donald II. and Elizabeth McKnew. girl.
Robert L. and Ethel v. Humphrey girl.
David E, and Isabelle M: Barry. girl.
Harold N. and Dorothy Marsh. boy
Clarence A. and Myrtle A. Ransom, girl.
George 8. and Helen Koch boy
Archibald and Natalie McGlasson, boy.
Hugh F. and Bessie Harris. boy.
Paul c. and Frances Ramsdell girl
Milton S. and Bessie Abel boy
Louis E. and Helen Robey. boy.
William B. and Lulu Swan. girl
James and Elizabeth Terrell boy
James and Dorothy Hill, boy.
Charles and Emma Simms. girl.
Morris N and Marie Coltrane. girl
william r. and Mary Morgan. girl.
John and Laura Washington. boy
Henry NJ. and Isabelle Johnson, girl
Lester and Ethel PAYNE, girl.
Dan and Elizabeth Burke, boy.
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HEALTH FILM DATES
FOR SCHOOLS FIXED
Virginia State Board Co-operates
in Educative Plan for Ar
nngton County.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
POTOMAC, Va, November 6.-The
State Board Of Health has loaned the
Arlington County Health Department
health films to be shown free to
pupils and parents of all the county
schools the coming week as follows:
Mount Vernon Elementary and George
Mason High Schools. Nellie Custis
and Hume Schools, at the Palm
Theater in Potomac Monday at 3 pm.
George Mason High School audi
torium at pm. same day; Thomas
Nelson Page, Woodrow Wilson, James
, Monroe. Stonewall Jackson, Fontain
Maury and Washington-Lee High
School. in the auditorium of Wash
ington-Lee at Ballston, Tuesday at
8 pm; John Marshall School, Saeg-
multer. Robert f. Lee. Woodmont
and Cherrydale, in Firemen's Hall at
Cherrydale, Wednesday at 3 pm, and
in Cherrydale School auditorium at
8 pm; Patrick Henry and Bancroft
Schools. Thursday at 8 p.m.. in Patrick
Henry School on Columbia pike;
Glen Carlyn and Lyon Park will at
tined where most convenient. Colored
pupils and patrons of Nauck. Langs-
ton and Jefferson Schools will attend
the show in Lomax M. E. Zion
Church at Nauck. Friday at pm.
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Garn8 of ThankS.

GREEN. We wish to thank our friends,
neiRhbors and pastor. Rev. A. d. Holder;
for their kindness and beautiful floral
tributes at the death of nv beloved nus
band and our brother. JOSEPH 4. GKEEN'
We wish 10 express to our
friends and relatives our sincere ana
heartfelt gratitude for the kind attention; IN
sympathy and beautiful flowers sent Us
on the occasion Of the death of our be-
loved son. FRANCIS SHERIDAN.
MR.. AND MRS. THOMAS SHERIDAN
AND CHILDREN.
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terminated with an address by Judge
Edgar J. Rich Of Massachusetts,.
In addition to the election OF Officers
today, the following subjects will be
considered: Improvements Of coast
wise water transportation facilities
and freight rates between New Eng
land ports and Hampton Roads; fed
eralization Of Cape Cod Canal; amend
ment of Federal immigration laws to
permit selected agricultural immigra-
ton in excess of prescribed national
quotas for settlement; establishment
Of Shenandoah National Park in Vir-
ginia; establishment Of regular pas
senger, mail and freight air transpor
tation between New England and the
South.
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Special Dispatch to The Star.
LAYTONSVILLE, Md, November
6.-Water hauled in milk cans from a
creek miles away and a town miles
distant, buckets handled by scores of
citizens and pumps manned by volun-
teer f1remen failed to quench the
flames which destroyed the garage
and home of Calvin w. MulliniX and
the undertaking establishment Of Roy
w. Barber here. at a loss Of $19.500.
William A. Pate, Rockville fireman,
is laid up with burns resulting when
his rubber coat became ignited while
he was working with the bucket bri-
gade. His condition is not serious.
The fire started in the garage Of un-
Evening star., 1926-11-06
TOBACCO BARNS ROBBED.
Wrathful Virginia Farmers Ask
Police Check Raids.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVILLE, Va, November 6.-To-
bacco stealing in this section has
aroused the wrath Of the farmers, fol.
lowing a number Of midnight barn
robberies.
With tobacco selling higher than at
any time in seven years, rnarauders
are finding it profitable to make raids
in trucks.
Keister Jones has reported the
theft of 1000 pounds Of leaf. worth
$3.50. and r. s. Bennett of Kentuck
community has reported the theft of
225 pounds. They ask police aid in
recovering the property.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Water Hauled in Milk Cans Fails to
Ouench $19,5OO Blaze; Fireman Hurt

known origin and spread to the Null
link home and the undertaking place
on either side. Mullinix's loss was
81, 900 to garage and contents and
$1,000 to home and contents, while
Barber's loss is estimated at $500.
Two hearses were saved. Insurance
partly covered both losses.
A prompt alarm brought fire com
panies from Kensington and Rock
vile, but the lack Of water made them
almost helpless. While numerous We.
hicles were turned into hauling OF
water in milk cans from Gaithersburg
and the stream, the flames bltstered
the homes of Edward Kimbal and
Marvin E. Plummer, on either side OF
the burning buildings.
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4 1000
Cooperative Service

Hilltop Manor will be managed
by The Cooperative Apartment
Management Co., Inc, which will
extend to owners not only the ad-
vantages OF highly efficient service
in the operation of the companv's
property, but will afford them the
opportunity to effect great savings
in the cost of living through the use
of their collective buying power in
the purchase of the other essentials
of life Discounts have already
been arranged for on food products,
furniture. gasoline, etc, enabling
tenants to save from Is to SO per
cent over any other type of owner.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Horned Owl Sent
By Virginian for
Zoo Collection
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

WINCHESTER, Va, November
6.-A horned owl, captured a day
or two ago by a resident Of Fred.
erick County, was sent to Wash
ington last night, to be added to
the collection of curiosities at the
Zoo in that city.
The owl, weighing about 10
pounds, was caught in a trap by a
farmer, who had suspected the owl
of invading his chicken yard. 1t
was not injured. The bird was sent
to Washington by the local branch
of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals. 1t had i'm
mense claws and sharp beak.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Many Types of
Apurtn1e1,t Homes

There are Z14 attractive house
keeping apartment suites of thirty
different types, offering wide
range OF selection to meet the in
dividual needs of those requiring
two rooms and bath to six rooms
and two baths. The apartments are
finished with discriminating taste
and contain the most modern equip
ment and housekeeping facilities.
Apartment Hotel Service will be
maintained. There are three high
speed elevators, 24-hour switch
board and Office service, a luxuri-
ously appointed lobby, three roof
gardens and a large public dining
salon.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
HARRISON GETS VOTE.
Special Dispatch 70 The Star.

LURAY, Va, November 6.-The
Page County commissioners Of elec.
ton met yesterday, and upon exami-
nation of the poll books found no
change in the majority of votes given
T. w. Harrison, Democrat, for Con-
gress. The standing follows: T. w.
Harrison, Gil: w. r.. Talbot, Republi-
can. 324; Dabney Harrison. Inde-
pendent, 28. One vote was cast for
NJ. J. Menefee, Page County COM
missioner Of revenue Representative
Harrison's majority in the district Is
estimated at 4,20O. A very light vote
was cast throughout.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Lawton Funeral Held.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RIVERDALE, Md. November g.
Funeral services were held for Harry
w. Lawton yesterday, with burial in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Mr.. Lawton
was a landscape gardener at the
United States Capitol for more than
six years. Besides his wife, who was
Miss Ida Remmey, he leaves three
daughters and two sons: Mrs. Jennie
Chauncey, Riverdale; Mrs. Mary
Stroup, Riverdale; Mrs. Nellie Simp
son, Scotland: Herbert B. Lawton and
! Joseph r. Lawton, the latter of Rich
mond, Va.
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Two Votes Booked
By Three Judges
= And Two Clerks

Special Dispatch to The Star
WINCHESTER, Va, November g.
At Liberty Furnace. Shenandoah
County, only two votes were polled,
although the law authorizes the en-
ployment of three judges and two
clerks of election.
The two votes cost the county over
$40, exclusive of room rent and
mileage allowances. Nearly similar
conditions obtained at two Frederick
County precincts, where only seven
votes were polled.
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Ensign Harrison Buried.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, November g.
Funeral services were held today for
Ensign H. H. Harrison, who was
killed several days ago in seaplane
accident. Chaplain Sydney X. Evans
conducted the services in the chapel
Of the Naval Academy and the escort
was under command Of Lieut.. r. j..
Townsend. Burial was in the Naval
Cemetery
Evening star., 1926-11-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

France-Plymouth and Havre. 10 90 AN
Volendam-Plymouth. Boulogne
and Rotterdam. II 100 AN
Scythia--Cobh and Liverpool. 4. IL 90 A N
Roma-Naples and Genoa. -. II 100 A M
Cameronia-Moville and Glasgow Noon
Cedric-Cobh and Liverpool :. :. . IL 100 A M
Bremen 10000
Minnewaska-I1ondon ..........10:00 A. NJ.
Tuscania--London ........ 600 A N. .
Siboney-Havana ............ IL 100 A NJ.
Ponce-San Juan. n............ Noon
Columbia-San Francisco. ..... Noon
Pastores--Havana, Cristobal and
Puerto Limon. ...............11 IL 100 A M
American Leglon-Rio de Janeiro.
Montevidio. Santos and Buenos
San Jose-Puerto Colombia . Noon
Nerssa--Ha,ifax and St. Johns II 90 A NJ. .
Fort Victoria-Bermuda IL co A N .
Hypatia-Capetown .........2 200 NJ
TOmalva-Antwerp ............ IL 90 AN
Cambridge-Rotterdam ....... IL 90 IN
Mary-San Domingo. commune. Noon
FlOridian-Cristobal .s........ 4:0OP Pm.
La Marea-Maracaibo. .,...... Noon
Erich LindoA-puerto Plata. 200 NJ.
Gustav VisoIknG-puert0 Cabollo 200 p NJ.
cabo Santa War4a-Sevtlle ... Noon
Evening star., 1926-11-06
W,dshingtonS s
Newest, Largest and Most Magnificen
1000 COOPERATIVE
APARTMENT BUILDING

The collective buying power of such community enables its
members better homes lower cost with the
yeences and service apartment hotels An atmos
phere social responsibility unsurpassed in Washington
assured careful selection of the of these apart
homes.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals at and Sailings From
New York,
ARRIVED AT NEW YORK.

MISUNDERSTANDING ana Chef oo
peDuhlsHc-Rremen .......O Oct 25
Rereensfiord-Osl ............O Oct. 20
President Adams~World cruise.
DUE TODAY.
Ardar,a---uamhure Oct. 20
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MORGAN. Thursday. November 4. 1926
afer loTg insss Nt1soN e sis hSne hs
He is survlvei bv his wife Sarah Morgan;
seven children. Norris H. Morgan. Louise
jefferson. Georgia Cobbs. John N. Morgan
Lillian f. Brooks. Samuel Morgan and
Sarah M Clark: six grandchildren: Flu:
neral Sunday. November z. from Mount
30 n M
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noYSss;S the; the reaih Of Cemrade KATIE
SAsHSfE9S Se EgasEal BsD sap9ay tSs Ssvf gsh
and Q sts NV, Call meeting. Saturday
N9yyember Ssn at 7;39 pm Uniform white.
EMAk Akf ASbERs6N: SfsHRAs66NN l. lay Adjt. Commander
RsT dGss S@s K0SSA BELOVED 3D. wife ol ne
nephew: Funeral Monday, November 8. ss
st. between 18th aud 10th
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%iisms %iss and Ssttls Monk q cf.2so1. f2s af1
G ocock ~ until l1o% aonda9 SHaa Soye@ber 9isns at
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ShH,s1 S%ISiak. ist a.,sisIDH sRd sfs s~.' Rev
WILSON; .Idd Friday ,SsSGn Noysmber s. l22s, a..
a. AS WILSON. aged ~ husband Of fpMMASa MaatSa
dence' aoi stricRleS ave- Sunday AYE at rsSi Z
nm. Interment at Columbia Gardens 7s
WISE Departed c,1i this life sundsy October
loved wife of the late Jack W. Wise
devoted mother of John Linwood. Ran.
dolph, George 4; and Leroy, Wise Mrs.
Nary airia Myrte and Mrs. Jacqaeline Sh Lighs: 5s
foot. Funeral services on. Tuesday, No
vember @ conducted at her late
home by the Rev. DR.. W. j. Madden .
ZELLERS Suddenly on Friday, November
s, 1925 at his residence. 1414 st. NV,
JOHN A.. beloved husband of Sarah A.
Zellers. Funeral services at the above
address on Monday. November g. at 80
pm Internent at Glenwood Cemetery z
Evening star., 1926-11-06

McARDLE. On Thursday. November A.
1926. at Emergency Hospital, NARY M, Nc
liam Lees Sons. 332 Pennsylva ania ave.
NV. Funeral on Monday. November 9.
from Church of St. Thomas the Apostle.
9th and Woodley rd. NV, where mass
will be sung at 10 am. Interment private.
Evening star., 1926-11-06

WASHINGTON. Departed this life Thurs
day; NovembeT Gr, 1929 e Freedmen 8
F. B. English. Bette Fleming and Willie
Wiilfolk Of Richmond. Va. Funeral from
Third Baptist Church 9Th and o SITS NV.
SUNDAY. November Z. at 2 pm Rev. r.
w. Bullock officiating. Remains resting
at Stewards funeral parlors 80 H st. II g.
Evening star., 1926-11-06

SPLANN. On Friday November 5. 1925 at
of Joseph F. Splann Of Ardnore. Md Fu-
neral will take place from, T. F. Costello's
chapel. 1724 North Capitol St. on Monday
morning. November g. at $50 o'clock
thence to st. Aloysius Church. where mass
will be said at 8 o'clock. Relatives and
friends invited
Evening star., 1926-11-06

at. her residence; s0s silver Spring ave.
Silver Spring. Nd. LOUISE MAY PERRY.
beloved wife of A. ]. Perry. Remains
resting 1t the w. w. Chambers funeral
chapel l4th and Chaplin sts.. whore fu-
neral services will be held on Monday.
November 8. at IL am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
ROBB. Entered into eternal rest Thursday,
November 4. 1925. at 7:26 pm. at her
residence. 21 st. s.w.. EMMA. loving
mother of Jason Robb and Mrs. Eta
Cofer and sister of Mrs Fannie Terrell.
Funeral Mondav, November 2. at ! 80
pm, from Israel Baptist Church. 11th
st. between and G sts. ne. Interment
Harmony Cemetery. q
SHIELDS. On November s. 1926, at her
SHIELDS. beloved wife OF. Samuel f.
Funeral from W. W. Deals funeral home.
S16 Fl ne. Monday. November g. at 2
pm. Interment Congressional Cemetery 2
SHIELDS. A special meeting of Columbia
Chaanpter NJ; Gv IS o E 81 is . called al for
the prRTa feTeral q aIp1n qgr late sister Mrs.
MRS. JESSIE S. POST. W M
MRS. FREDDY c. DE LESDERNIER.
Sec'y.
Evening star., 1926-11-06

LOyELANp. On Friday: November 8, , 1929
Washlngt9I;, p G6 Mrs; SoHN WIN; y
Partridgel daughter of the Hon. Henry
NJ. Partridge Of Elmira. N. Y: beloved
wife Of John Winthrop Loyeland. Depart:
ment Of Justice. Washington. D. G.. and
formerly Of EnElewoOd. n. j.. Services
at E2glewood Presbyterian Church at
EngleWood. N. j.. on Tuesday. Novem-
Der g. at 3 p.m
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take your Dodge and a small
mount of cash as part payment on either
new or used Buick T. +. Gaddess. 1o16
Evening star., 1926-09-17
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction TO Star
readers. Any complain: found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
Ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
lis.
Evening star., 1926-09-17

ARCH Sl--'PORTS FROM PLASTER CASTS
of your feet Mt any shoe: immediate comfort.
Foot Correction Laboratory 6l2 NV o3'
Evening star., 1926-09-17

WILL GIVE GOOD HOME TO WOMAN
who will perform few household duties:
family OF three; compensation. 20: Adams
Evening star., 1926-09-17

BUICK TOURING SEDAN--A good looking
closed car: only $575. 5lS 10th ct. ne.
BUICK 4-CYL. TOURING, $3.50. This Is a
bargain: don't wait: your own terms. 20"2
l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1926-09-17

ELDERLY LADY DESIRES ALTO TRANS
portation 5th and N SITS. to 18th and sts.
s45 am: and nm week days. Address
Evening star., 1926-09-17

PAPERHANGTNG AND PAINT1NG---Roonls
spraned pointed up and papered. $40. We
carry the finest line of wall paper visit Our
showroom or call us: we win call with sarl
pies: work guaranteed in writing, Eastern
Decorating Co. 1916 7th ST. NV. Pot. 553s
Evening star., 1926-09-17
PERSONAL.

SCIENTIFIC AND SWEDISH MASSAGE
for sppointment phone FIR. 2223 IL
WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONAL COM
Portable home for convalescents. invalids
and aged Special care given diabetes
Phone Adams 1863. 1883 Kalorama rd.