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Evening star., 1927-09-19
j. S. WATCHES CASE
OF FARM KILLING
viii Be Represented at Leon
ardtoWn Hearing of Four
Dry Agents.

While the killing of Charles B.
Gunderlach, a farmer, near Leonard
town, Md, in a gun fight with pro-
hibition agents last Friday, appeared
from an investigation to have been
done in self-defense, DR.. James NJ.
Doran, prohibition commissioner, to-
day announced that representative
of the United States district attor.
ney's office at Baltimore would be
present at the preliminary hearing at
Leonardtown today to determine the
position to be taken by the Govern
ment's legal counsel.
A report on the matter has gone
from the local office to the prohibition
administrator, Col. John F. j. Herbert,
at Baltimore, DR.. Doran said. Col.
Herbert, the deputy prohibition adj
ministrator, Robert d. Ford, and prob
ably the United States district attor-
ney himself, Amos w. w. Woodcock,
all may be present to take part If nee.
go. Assistant District Attorney Forrest
might represent the Government.
DIR. Doran said headquarters Off
cials of the Prohibition Bureau were
anxious to have justice done in the
case, according to the development Of
the facts, and were satisfied that the
Maryland judicial machinery properly
would develop the facts.
Manslaughter charges against the
four agents will be presented by States
Attorney Philip Fl. Dorsey. jr.. of
Leonardtown. who has made an in
vestigation in connection with Sheriff
William Clark and James p. Downs
of the Baltimore police.
The preliminary hearing before
Judge Duke, to determine whether the
agents shall be held for the grand jury
is to open at o'clock. ..
John T., Fisher. prohibition agent.
who was wounded in the knees, is in
Walter Reed Hospital here, and will
not be able to attend. Other agents
appearing to answer the charges will
be Dano Jackley. Randolph Brewer
and Robert F. Cornet.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
Wedding Before Fiery Gross Surprise
To Klan Gathering Near Clarendon, Va

caps and gowns. were attendants.
To the strains of the Lohengrin
wedding march as played by the klan
Band of Ballston Post, the bride and
groom came out of the night to the
scene of the ceremony, led by Joseph
H. King, grand kleagle of Ballston
Post. The company of cavaliers ap-
peared to the tune of Onward. Chris
tan Soldiers" Other hymns and pa
triotic airs were played by the band
before and after the ceremony. which
was concluded with prayer by Walter
e.. Varney of Potomac and an address
by A. f. Randolph of Richmond, grand
titan of the realm of Virginia. Mr..
Randolph expressed the regrets Of the
grand dragon of Virginia at not being
able to be present, and after congratu-
lating the couple advised the members
assembled to stand by the cause no
matter what happens, as ''it is right,
just and good"
The bride was accompanied here by
Miss Bessie Marbut of Nashville,
Tenn, both making the trip from Sa.
yannah. Ga. by beat.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
TWO OFFICERS OF ARMY
ARE CLAIMED BY DEATH

The War Department has been noti-
fed that Lieut.. Col. Joseph r. Jefferis,
u. S. A, retired, died at Fort Bridger
Wyo., September Is, and that Capt.
William B. Dunwoody, Field Artillery.
died at Edgewood, Md, September 16.
Col. Jefferis was born in Whining
ton, Del, November 6, 1866. and was
graduated at the University Of Penn
sylvania. During the World War he
served as a major in the Veterinary
Corps and reached the grade of lieu
tenant colonel in June, 1920. In Sep
tember. 1922, he was retired for dis
ability. His widow, Mrs. Florence P.
Jefferis. is at Fort Bridger, Wyo.
Capt. Dunwoody was from Pennsyl-
vania and served in the Connecticut
National Guard before his appoint
ment as a second lieutenant in the
Regular Field Artillery in November,
1916. He reached the grade of cap
tain in July, 1918. His mother, Mrs.
Clemence r. Dunwoody. lives at 120
North Mary street. Lancaster. Pa,
Evening star., 1927-09-19
'H|T-AND-RUN' CASE
CHARGED TO DRIVER
Man Is Accused of Lacking
Permit-SeveraI Hurt
in Accidents.

Charges of failure to have drivers
permit, colliding and leaving the scene
of an accident without making his
identity known were preferred against
Luke Thompson, colOred % years old,
As Blackwell court, after his car had
collided with that of Walter b. Will
liams, 1926 Sixth street, at Seventh
and l. streets shortly after 2 o'clock
yesterday morning. James Gordon.
colored. 80 years old, 632 Acker street
northeast, occupant of Thompson's s
automobile. was slightly hurt. lie
was treated at Freedmen's Hospital.
A collision between a street car and
motor truck of the Garry Ice Cream
Co. occurred about 4:30 o'clock yester-
day afternoon at Jefferson and M
streets, resulting in serious injury to
George Williams, 40 years old, 1404
Ridge place southeast, driver of the
truck, and John Barwick, % years
DID, 1926 u street southeast, his helper.
The driver and helper were taken to
Emergency Hospital. The former was
treated for a possible fracture of the
skull and broken ribs. Barwick was
treated for a fractured shoulder and
cuts and bruises.
FOur-Year.Old Hurt.
fOuf-yedF- -OIQ gladys watson, 1900
Morse street northeast, was knocked
down in front of her home yesterday
afternoon by the automobile of Eliza
beth koontZ, 1929 Morse street north
east, and slightly hurt She was given
first aid at Casualty Hospital by DR..
Gondolfo.
Harvey w. Gambrall, 402 Tulip ave-
nue., Takoma Park, Md, was the
driver Of an automobile that struck
and severely injured Emily Brown,
colored, rs years old, in front of her
home. at 1926 Sherman avenue, early
last night. The injured woman was
taken to Garfield Hospital and treated
by DR.. e. NJ. Ellerson for a fracture
of her right leg and shock
Girl Knocked Down.
Ruth Levy, 10 years old. 4607 Thir-
teenth street, was knocked down last
night in front of 1911 Seventh street
by an automobile driven by David Fl.
Greenberg, 1901 Madison avenue, Bal.
timore, Nd, and slightly injured. She
was treated at Emergency Hospital
and taken home.
Marie Glaspie, colored, % years old
SOB l. street southeast, was knocked
down in front of 300 Connecticut ave.
nue. early last night by the automobile
OF Murray Ashbaugh, 1857 Newark
street. Her right knee was sprained
and she was slightly bruised. The in
jured child received first aid at Emer-
gency Hospital
Evening star., 1927-09-19
CLAIMANTS ASK $4,000.

John Eissler and Carry M. Eissler
az ala Eighteenth street today were
made defendants In a suit filed In
the District Supreme Court by Minnie
w. Holden of l74O varnum street In
which the latter seeks damages In the
amount of $4,000 for alleged damage
to her home. 49,.
The defendants. according to the
, declara ton filed in court. live back
J of the plaintiff, and the former In nav
ing some excavation done, IT was al.
legged. destroyed the lateral support OF
the plaintiffs property, to which II IL
entitled. Attorneys Dutton ana Jel
lords appear for the plaintln. ---
Evening star., 1927-09-19
COOLIDGE PLEDGES
HELP TO AVIATION
Presidents Letter to Ma
tionaI Aeronautic Body
Explains U. S. Policy.
By the Associated Press.


ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, September 49,
gates to the National Aeronautic AS
sociation here that the Government
will continue its policy Of encourage
ment and assistance of the develop.
ment of aviation.
A letter from the President, read at
the opening of the sixth annual con-
vention by Porter Adams of Wash.
ington, president of the association,
said:
IT wish to take this opportunity of
expressing my appreciation of the
sympathetic support of your organi-
zation, not only of the Government,
but Of others engaged in furthering
the cause.
This has been year of great
progress in the science of aviation.
and it's possibilities have been strik-
ingly called to public attention by
many brilliant achievements in the
air.
This administration will continue
it's policy of encouragement and as
Sistance."
The President sent greetings to the
delegates and explained it would be
impossible for him to accept an invi-
tation to attend the convention so
soon after his return to Washington
from his vacation in the West.
Rigid control of all future trans
oceanic flights without sitting the
development of aviation or discourag.
ing those in quest of records was
generally favored by delegates.
Speakers on today's program in.
cluded William b. Mayo, chief engi-
neer of the Ford Motor Co.; Henry B.
Dupont, Ray Cooper and Elmer A.
Sperry, governors of the association
from Delaware. Michigan and New
York, respectively.
The convention will close tomorrow
with election Of officers and gov
ernorS.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, September u
In answer to a summons which gave
no intimation of it's object, about 500
members of the Ku klux klan OF
Washington. d. c.; Ballston and 70
tomac-men, women and Children
mostly clad in full regalia of the or
der. were treated to a surprise Kan
wedding at dusk last night when they
assembled on the grounds of coun'
try home just off Garrison road.
Standing before an electrically
illuminated flaming cross, with com
pany Of cavaliers of Ballston Post at
attention. Miss Laura Gordon of Tulla-
homa, Tenn. became the bride of II.
G. Harmon, an attorney of Washing
ton, d. c. They were dressed in the
uniform OF the Klan, but with masks
rolled up. The bride wore bouquet
Of white and pink sweet peas. They
were married by Bryan Gordon, a
justice OF the peace Of Potomac. Three
children, Wilbur Phillips and Virginia
and Bessie Smarr. clad in tiny whit
Evening star., 1927-09-19
CRASH DEMOLlSHES AUTO.

An automobile owned and driven
by David Reidy, A years old, of
1905 Massachusetts avenue north
east, crashed into trolley pole near
Rhode Island avenue and Ninth
street northeast last night and was
demolished.
Other occupants Of the car were
Marie Fahey, 10 years old. 21S West
sixty ninth street, New York City;
Jessie w. White, 27 years old, 1900
! street, and Louise Il. Chiffon. q
years old, 4023 Thirtieth street.
Mount Rainier. Md. The occupants
of the car. none seriously hurt. were
treated at Emergency Hospital.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
MARINES KILL NICARAGUA
REBEL CHIEF IN BATTLE

United States Marines have engaged
in another encounter with Mica.
raguan band, which was dispersed
after the leader, Francisco Barrios,
was killed.
Part of the gang, Rear Admiral
Sellers reported today, Is believed to
have joined the leader, Sandino, who
is reported to be in the nearby noun.
tains with a company Of about 50 men.
There is lawlessness existing along
the Puerto CabcZas Railroad" the ad-
miral's report said. "a Marine patrol
has been placed at the terminal Of this
railroad. The Marine guard from the
United States gunboat Tulsa has been
landed temporarily at Bragman's
Bluff on the eastern Coast Of Mica
ragua to reinforce the Marines now
stationed at thu place"
Evening star., 1927-09-19
TRAFFIC OFFICER HURT.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, September To-
Raymond Crack. Arlington County
traffic officer, received severe injury
to his right leg yesterday afternoon
in attempting to pass the automobile
Of Officer A. d. Langley. both of
whom were in pursuit of a speeding
autoist. The injured leg was caught
between the motor cycle Crack was
driving and Langley's machine. Lang
ley took Crack to Georgetown Hos
pital, where it was said an X-ray pho
tograph will be taken.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
CHARGE AUTO MURDER.
Kentucky Jailer Forced Off Road tc
Death, Says Warrant.

WHITESBURG, KY, September 10
GA warrant charging murder OF
Fess Whitaker, jailer. Of Letcher
County, who was killed in an auto.
mobile accident Sunday, was issued
today against Cicero Seco. Whitaker
was once known throughout Kentucky
as the Jailed jailer" because he once
had been confined in his own jail for
an alleged offense.
Seco was said to have been the
driver OF an automobile which ran
into Whitaker's car on the Sand Lick
road near here, forcing the machine
over an emba nkment. Whitaker's
neck was broken in the fall. Monroe
Sexton was seriously hurt and Mrs.
Sophie Sexton, driver of the machine
was injured. ---
Evening star., 1927-09-19
KELLOGG PLANNING
new NOTE TO FRANCE
Secretary Refuses Comment on Re.
joinder in Dispute Over
Tariff Law.

By the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, September 49,
Frank B. Kellogg. Secretary of State,
indicated today that he had under dis
cussion with the State Department at
Washington the contents of the new
French tariff note.
Here on a brief vacation at his
home, the Secretary said he did not
expect to make any statement" here
regarding the French note, which con.
tains new proposals for a commercial
treaty with the United States Il. am
communicating with Washington any
comment I have" the Secretary said;
and when asked If any statement he
might make would be first given out
there, he answered, IT think So"
Evening star., 1927-09-19
National Bar Honors Woman

CHICAGO, September 10 CP).-The
American Bar Association today an.
nounced the appointment of a woman
as its executive secretary. The WON.
an is Mrs. Olive G. Kicker, Chicago,
who was elected by the executive COM
mittee at its recent meeting in Balti.
more, although the choice was not
made public then. Mrs. Kicker will
make her headquarters here.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
apd had to sleep high above Paris all
night. He couldn't prove we didn't. -

Hundreds of cooks were already
hard at work this morning preparing
for the gargantuan banquet of 4,200
covers to be given by the French
naires tonight.
The raw material included 1900
pounds of salmon, ton of filet of
beef. two tons of vegetables. two tons
Of bread, thousands of salads. 120 gal
Ions of mayonnaise dressing and half
a ton of fruit.
Four hundred walters will serve the
repast, but nobody will check the
hats and coats or the at present indis.
pensable umbtellas.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
Tribute to French Dead.

An ossuary. built as a memorial to
the French soldiers who fell in the
great struggle for the defense of Yer.
dun was dedicated on the battlefield
there yesterday.
A light in the tower, to be main.
tanned in perpetuity, was kindled by
Marshal Petain, who issued the famous
order: They shall not pass"
Premier Poincare of France, address
ing a banquet in welcome to the
American Legion in Paris, said with
reference to Germany's war guilt that
he did not wish to keep war hatreds
alive. but was determined to keep
history straight when detailing Ger
man actions that brought American
soldiers to France.
Evening star., 1927-09-19

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Evening star., 1927-09-19

to send out their ripsnorting cheers,
which are all Greek to the French.
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there was a constant exchange of
complin- nts between the marchers
and the friends among the specta-
tors or ;;mong the thousands OF Le-
gionaries who preferred to watch
rather than parade.
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