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Evening star., 1927-11-28


5eG-Kyw Chicaco-51O
.30--Cnngress Hotel concert.
3G3. G3.G--WEBH-WJJD Chicago--SoO
T:I0--Palmer House Orchestra.
3e5.9-WGN-WLiB Chicago-9SO
7.35--Drake = Concert Ensemble.
9:00--MusCal program.
3i4.6-WIS Chjcago-S10
7:40--Colleee Inn Orchestra.
44..5-WMAQ-WQJ Chicago--610
T:oo--Chicago Theater organ.
T:55---Stevens Hotel Orchestra.
361.o-WSAI CincIunati--s30
T:3o---Hotel sinton Orchestra.
s :30--A. e. p. Gypsies.
9:30---General Motors Party.
ll:00--Casa Lopez Orchestra.
399.s-WTAM CIeveland-750
e:oo---Jade Room Orchestra.
a30---General Motors Party.
10:30--Fifth City Neapolitans.
2s2.s-WAlU Columbus .060
e:30--Charles II. Cuppett. organ.
S,a0--klng Taste hour.
8 n0--The CaptlVaters.
lo:00--Musical Album.
49O.1-WFAA DaIlas--6oO
S.00--Pcm Davenport Orchestra.
10,0U--Ban-Canto Quartet.
314s-W0C Davenport-s00
s:0o--Musical program.
S:30--A & +. Gypsles
a:3n--General Motors Party.
10:30--Noss Naeabonds.
533.t-WHO Des Moines-5sO
7:3o-Roxy and His Gang.
S:30--A. & =. Gypsies.
9:30--General Motors Party.
II ;00--Casa Lopez Orchestra.
4lo.9-WCN,WJR Detroit-6sO
T:oo--Caspar j.. 1Ingeman Minstrels.
@ .;in--Mcknney Cotton Plrkers.
10:30-G oldkette's Breeze Blowers.
35o.s-WWJ Detroit-s5O
s:0O--Studio program.
S;3o--A, g. T. sG,ynsles.
9 9.:}0---Gcneral Motors Party.
10:30-Moon Magic,
4e?.3-WOS jefferson City-7I0
:0N-kcmpcr Academy Band.
IL .0O--The Ramblers.
31O."-WDAF Kansas City-S1O
S0O-Air Frolics.
8 .3o--A. & =. Gypsies
9:30--Gpneral Motors Party.
10 30-Power and Light Orchestra.
IL Observation-Disclosures Frohc.
@93.9-WTMJ Milwaukee-1,O20
S:3O--A. & p Gypsies
3,tbi-tIenffdl MptOfS HafIy,
10 :30--Hotel Wisconsin Orchestra.
4O5.e-WCCO Mnneapoiis-S Paul--1IO
130--Curts Hotel Orchestra.
;30--Popular Orchestra.
. 3o--ieneral Motors Party.
10 :30--Musical program.
5Ose-WOw Omaha-590
f30--Roxy Theater.
5:3o-Yousem Tyrewelder Twins.
8 30-General Motors Party.
543.1-kSD st. Louis-55O
onoo-Talk: Roxy Air Frohcs.
a;30--General Motors Party.
10 :3O-Moon Magic.
1l:00--Casa Lopez Orchestra.
3is.s-KyOO Tulsa-S6O
7:00-Dance Orchestra.
S;15-Theater orchestra,
Establishments concert.
35..9-KOA Den,er-9o0
s:30-Brown Palace Hotel Orchestra.
10 0On-Stheuerman Orchestra.
10 o;lo-Muslcal program.
WESTERN.
46S5-KFI Los Angeles--64O
10 :nO-Music Box hour.
11:00--N. b. C. program.
/ 00a--Packard Orchestra
336.9-kNX Los Angeles-s90
10 :3O--One-a act play.
] :OO--Featufe program
l :00a--Bltmore Hotel Orchestra.
y .UUa--CucOauut Grove Orchestra.
3SI.l-kGO Oakiand-sSO
9:00-Roberts Beach Orchestra.
II l:U0-S Spotlight hour.
50S.3-KLX Oakland-590
a:30--Dinncr concert.
il :00-Plgely Wiggly Hawaiians.
IL 00-Lake Merritt Ducks.
43i3-kFRC San FrancIsco-60O
10:00-The Ceclians
II :00--Blue Monday 1amboree.
.O0a-Dance orchestra.
422.3-kP0 San Franeisro-S10
p:3o-S & ". Concert Orchestra.
IL :0n--N. B. c. program
12:00--White King Orchestra.
1:00a-KPO variety hour.
441.5-kFOA Seattle-670
q :30-Studio program.
10:30-"Under the Awning"
1:00-Spotlight hour.
3s0.2-kHQ Spokane-StO
:n0-Davenport Hotel Orchestra.
1913 :30--Smith & Co. organ concert.
Evening star., 1927-11-28

result of a secret investigation. The
Government agents have been active
for six weeks In gathering the evil
dence which will he placed before
grand jury this week. thew declared
Evening star., 1927-11-28
LocalRadio Entertainment
Monday, November 2s, 1927
NAA-Washington Navy Yard (434.5
MeterSl.

EAA-WashingtOn Navy Yard (434.5
Meters).
3:45 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
9:55 p.m.-Arlington time signals.
1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau re-
ports.
WRHF-WashingtOn Radio Hospital
Fund Committee (3a@.4 Meters).
$50 to pm.-Chiidren' reriod
composed cf music and stories, con-
Quoted by Miss EvelyR R2iehard.
TO $50 p.m.-Thomas half hour
of music. feafurning Tschaikowsky's
Concerto in r Flat Minor, Opus 25."
$50 10 p.m.-Naried program by
the Ray-O-Nac Twins.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 to ] a.m.--Womans hour, con-
Quoted by Betty Brewster.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
MONDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1927.
CENTRAL.
90 6-uPG Atlantic Ctty-1, 100


standard kHocycles right
Evening star., 1927-11-28

The Egyptians invented a crank
drill before 1000 &c.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
NRHF-WashingtOn Radio Hospital
Fund Committee (39@.4 Meters).
Early Program Tomorrow.

10 10 j. a.m.-Woman's hour, con-
1uCted by Betty Brewster.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
HISTORICAL BODY
MEETS IN CAPITAL
Annual Session to Be Held in
Decentralization
Plans Program.

History over. wide stretches OF the
earth will he brought under the notice
of the American Historical AssOcia-
ton which will hold it's annual meet
ing at the Willard Hotel December
1880. Arrangements for the event are
in charge of a committee. headed by
Fairfax Harrison, president of the
Southern Railway, the son of Burton
Harrison. private secretary to Jeffer-
son Davis in the days of the Confed
eracy.
Sections on agricultural diplomatic,
Latin American, ancient. Far Eastern,
English medieval and modern Euro
pean history are provided on the tenta-
tive program. JOINT sessions will be
held with the American Political Sci.
ence Association. the Mississippi Val
ley Historical Association. the Agli-
cultural History Society and the Bib
liogra phical Society of America. Meet
ing Simultaneously in connection with
these groups will be the American
Catholic Historic Association.
Prominent addresses on the pro-
gram VIII be those by Henry Osborn
Taylor of New York, for the American
Historical Association and of Prof.
William E. Munro OF Harvard for the
American Political Science Associa-
ton a joint dinner will be held De-
cember 20. to be addressed by promi-
nent speakers.
Assisting Mr.. Harrison on tn local
committee are: Leo +, Stock of the
Carnegie Institution, secretary; T.. c.
Burnett, Frances &. Davenport, John
{. Fitzpatrick, David Jayne Hill. j. +.
Jameson. +, l.. Kayser. Robert Lam
sing, W. &. Leland. G. r, Mcclure,
Charles Moore, Helen Nicolay, c. o.
PAUL n, Mark Sullivan, and Charles
Warren.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
Deatbs.

her e. fe'4g% s'; ,,,s sIS ySsy Wsg3fy
Gonldr' john Q PaTham Medieal S@rps,
: . nm, from New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. lnterment Arlington Cc.re-
RICHARDSON. Departed this life r, Ger
RIcHARDs6N. She leaves to mourn ther
sisters and three brothers and host Of
Telatiye- and friends. Notice of fun.' al
hereafter
RICHARDSON. Az members Of .porcas Tenn.
ouested to assemble at odd Fellows Han.
Columbia pike ,Arllnzton Va. SUNDAY.
s1oer ments for the D"i f"nersi al "aNs % Danghter
PEARL RiCHARDsON. Who dera ted this
dsace East .Arlnstol. va Funeral errv,
Grl6 re tG be %ohG h9ld at Mount phye B1n',.s
Tne Pride of Arlington Lodge. No 3S4
and all other od=' and TEMPLES are m
ylted TO attend. Interment at Odd Fell
w.norEE rEEMMA ,MosLEY; Dt. Ruler.
STEWART. On Tuesday October 1s 1927.
ness Lillian G. only dauShter. Of J,
Mcdonald and Helen J. stewart. of. 1929
ii s.. Temporary insernlent IN califa2T,nn,a' a.,n
TAYLOR. Passed peacefully to rect at his
Fnssldesn,ce s, 81 ST. Sc ssturd3ayyi Qc,2i t%
FRANCIS devoted husband of JGsenhine
Martin Tayior and beloved nenhew OF
Mrs Annie klmball YounE. Notice of tu-
neral later.
TAYLOR. October 81 1917 at New York
City. GEORGE w. TAYLOR beloved son
Of Charles F. and the late Mary Tavlor.
aged 10 years. Funeral from the resi-
dence. OF bis father 437 y 10th st s.w..
TUESDAY. October 25. az > -pm. Re!a.
tlvcS and friends invited. Interment at
Cedar Hill Cemetery. "a
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CARDS of Tbanks.

BARBEK. We wish to thank our friends for
thcir Kindness and sympathy and beauti
ful floral tributes during the illness and
BARBER The FAMILY
III RkE. We gratefully acknowledge the
kindness and sympathy and also the many
floral tributes extended Us at the loss of
our beloved son. HENRY BURKE who
died September 30. 1927.
Mr. AND MRS. JAMES BURKE .
Dt STIE. We wish 20 express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to the many
many friends of our husband and father
JOHN ROBERT DUSTIN for the kindness
and sympathy at his death also for the
beautiful floral tributes received
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
MAYN; We, wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to the emploves
Of Goldenberg Navv Yard. relatives and
friends for their kindness and beautiful
floral tributes at the death of my son and
our brother CLIFTON T. MAYN
HIS DENOTED MOTHER. SISTER AND
BROTHERS
WILEY. We wish to express our thanks and
apDreci1t To our friends and relatives
for their, kindness and sympathy and for
the floral tributes rendered during the III.
ness Of nv beloved wife. SUSIE
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. e3'
Evening star., 1927-10-23
MAN KILLS FATHER
TO bring PEACE
Horsewhipping of Mother
Cause of Fatal Shooting,
Confession Says.

Fv the Associated Press
CHICAGO October 2c.--That his
mother "mgh! have some peace on
old, shot and killed his father, I Nc.
Henry County farmer he confessed
tonight. police announced
The father. Christopher Schumach
.r, was shot in the back five times
Thursday evening AS he arose from
a milking stool in his barn -Four ot
his sons were present at the time
but none SAW the aSSailant After
eXhaustinc every other available clue'
county authorities arrested William
the eldct;t son. He had been estran"ed
from his father for some time After
a relentless crOss.eXa minatinn, he con
feSSed. according to the officers.
His fathers alleged cruelty to his
mother. WHICH sometimes took tht
form of "horsewhippinGs, led him t
the act. William told the authorit cS
Unable to bear his resentment
toward his father any longer, his
confession stated. he took a shotgun
went to the barn Thursday evening
and. when his brothers were out of
the way, fred five times at his father
killing him Then. he said. he leaped
into his automobile. drove to Barring
ton. met his girl and took her to a
show
The peculiar actions Of two dogs
supplied authorities with the clue
which led to William. The dogs fail.
cd 10 bark during the shooting, the
other sons said. despite the fact that
they are very vicious toward
strangers.
shortly before the confession the
son had arranged to act as one Of his
+ ,or's pallbcarers.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
D|RGER CONSOLED
BY BILLY SUNDAY.
SLAYER Tells Evangelist He
Is Smart Man to Keep
Out of Prison.

By the AsSn"lated tFfEs
BENTON. H.. October Eff you
hit the slwdust trail when YOU u;
tended my meeting in Danville, Hi.
10 wears ago. YOU would not have
been In this trouble today" Rev. Eilit
Sunday noted evangelist told Charles
Bircer, condemned gang chief. when
they met in Franklin County Jail to-
day
II agree with you.' Eirger said,
but that can't he helped now"
The meeting WAS very cordial, with
Eireer doing most of the talking. He
recited to the evangelist the happen
n-s that led to the beginning of the
southern Illinois gang war. showed
him the wounds received in his fight
with Whitley Doering whom he shot
10 death early in the feud and ad,
mittod he thought Sunday was one
Of the srnartest men living.
A Smart Fellow"
Sunday, who IS holding a revival at
West Frankfort. near here. told
r'rgcr he fiattercd him, but the gang
leader never hedged.
Il had an argument with the fell
lows in Jail about YOU yesterday and
told them ] thought you was one of
The smartest fellows living" BirEer
said zone of them said YOU were no
smarter than the rest of us, and |
told him that you was out of Jail and
W. wPIe IN.
Il assure you that YOU have my
sympathy" Sunday told Birger. "All
that ran do is to pray for YOU"
Sheriff James Pritchard was stand
ing nearby during The interview. and
Rirger took occasion To say what he
thought of his prospective execution.
Threatens Curse.
The sheriff will never have any
more peace if he sends me through h
that monkey cage. Birger said.
Gle will either die in the poorhouSe
or in the asylum, If he hangs me,
III put the gypsy curse on him.
Birger joked with the evangelist
over the % cents he had dropped in
his hand in Danvile 10 years ago.
When Sunday got ready to leave, il
was:
"Good-by, Billy. Come back and
see me.
"AU right Charlie"
Evening star., 1927-10-23
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported tc
he Health Department within the past "a
lDirs:
Thomas F.. and Mildred B. Callahan boy
Carl w. and Anna A. Wrechler, boy.
saviour and Frances Sidotti, girl
Frank y. and Nellie $. Humphries. girl.
Edward and Rose Ziger boy.
Herroid e. and Ethel L Brooks hoy.
Robert and Mary L. Clarke. boy.
,Toscph J. and Helen :. McFarlane. boy.
,Jnsenh r. and Flossie C.. Horrigan. boy.
George and MARGARET c. Clark, hoy.
RAYMOND j. and Hilda J Foley. boy.
Thomas j. and Lucille V Gibson boy.
win s. and Lucille f. Lanier. boy.
Leonard L. and Bcrnetta c. Harris boy.
Henry G and Ruth Padgett. boy.
George J and Elizabeth c. Baur: boy;
Thomas r.. and Eleanor Willoughhv. BOY.
Maurice G and Grace A. Rohrbaugh. boy
Barney and Agnes Rubin. boy.
Leroy II and Vivian f. Barnard boy.
Paul T. and Mare A. Romer. boy.
RAYMOND J. and Hilda j. Foley. boy.
John and Hattie M. Callow. hoy,
Joseph and Rose Glass, girl,
Richard T and Meta II. A. Ferguson. girl.
Archie aud Henrietta Rosenblatt girl.
Jerry A. and Elsie l.. Murphy. girl.
Joseph and Sarah Berlin, girl.
Thomas A. and Mildred Y. Kicker. girl.
Anthony and Mildred G. Wvvlll. girl,
Frederick and Eleanor B. Untedt. girl
Roscoe L. and Mary L. Gray. girl
Evening star., 1927-10-23
3n "a emnrlam.

SI1 1Ao3As Il sISaco Sce gho g.p3qo.s ,S:
+ IBIS ''"s YEARS a-' ''DA'' e'o0s' 7
You are zone but not FORGOTTEN
HIS WIFE. r
'pMES Sc, In osbt 5d but b0Iy SyHg
depaTted this life October 23. 1924.
who loved YOU sadly miss YOU.
| who held YOU verv dear.
And IN lonely hours of thinking (
HER son ROBERT L GREEN. .
Bi'NTX. In Iovin- memory Of nv dear r.
ther.. EDWARD BCNTZ. who passed avg
October @3. 1925.
1oHSc HfE h6 DiGGHffR sGq! Ffit in rToEEscr LORE
DADE. BATES. In loving memory Of OF
D4DF '415 &ho o diad SVtSBeT october q z 1913 an
EE[andmothg1F Enn1n gG MARY NAB A. BATES who die
DAUGHTER AND GRANDDAUGHTER 4
LULA ,ARMsTEAD AND ELEANOR
DANHAKL. In loving remembrance of ny
hgsba3ndI JOHN o1H DANHAKL. who died og
HIS LoyIYG WIFE. MARGARETEA
DANHAKL.
FORCEY. In memory Of our. dear dauEA
who departed this life fifteen years aEq
October 23. 1919.
Sleen on. dear one.
Peaceful is thy slumber:
Slecp on. dear sister.
We Will soon Join the nunlher:
MOTHER SISTER AND BROTHER.
GIBSON token Of love to the ,s,Ss saGres
GEORGE W: GIBSON. who entered intt
sat pHISF pE q SSs oatUbe and m9ise1 81 1o65 os
1HhiS 4. JASPER PTA'is AID 5osEPa1NE: RaaffiS MN"
LEMON. In sad but loving remembrancs
Susan LEMON. Who departed this iiiy
eleven years ago today. October %. 1915
Today recalls memory
OF n loved one laid TO rest.
And those who still remember her &
Are the ones who loved her best. 4
But some dav we hone to meet you
In that land that's far away.
Then with YOU. our darling mother.
Ard with God we hone TO stay.
HfF PE2SoIfRs asp DaRGSDbEU DeaRsEDbEUeEFEB EAhs
PLAUGHER. In sad but loving sr TeHpen1; en- Ty
ALE ALIEN or P1xTcgER FEE oaGSae who departed this
life Sunday. October 16. 1927.
The heart feels little loneliness
And throhs With it, solemn loss.
Beloxed of God.
CARRIED in the quiet slumhers OF peace.
ETEIyN MAE AND LARSEN W. PLAU,
SHERWOOD In loving remembrance of our
SHERWOOD who died at her home iH
Anacostia one year ago today. OCTOBER
23 1926. !
Upright and faithful in all of her ways. !
Beautiful character to the end of her days.
Loving sister. and aunt so kind.
HER LOVING SISTER AND NIECES.
SOPER. In loving memory of our dearly
seoxsd son son apd oTothfT ts ne PEHx1 six year;
ago today October 23. 1921 .
MOTHER AND BROTHER.
STEELE. In sad but loving ren1enlhrsncs
of our dearly beloved son. ALVIN I.
STEELE who departed this life nine years
ago today. October %. 1918.
We who loved you sadly miss you.
We who hold you very dear. 4
And in lonely hours of thinking
Often feel your presence near.
Thou hast given. Thou hast taken. !
Bles sod Lord. Thy will be done. .
HIS MOTHER. NETTlE STEELE.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
End of Diphtheria
Seen i'm 3 Years ii
e. Uses AntitOxin

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. October - -Dlph,
liberia can he completely stamped
ont in the United states ny 1873"
il the country at large uses tne
immuni2ation methods employed III
several test communities. officials
Of the American Child Health Asso-
citation declared today in making
public results of an experiment
in 1928,
Experiments in Auburn, \. y.
where permission of parents was
obtained To immunize every chiid,
says the Woman's Home C"mpan-
ion i'll summarizing the report
showed three years without
single death from diphtheria. Other
smaller cities accomplished thc
same end. Youngstown. ohio, has
cut its diphtheria death rate from
1S5 per 100000 To e per lOo,0oo.
The association is now ccnterlhG
it's activity in New York city
where thousands of children nav"
been innoculatcd with toxin anti
toxin and taught the rules of clean
lineSS.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported 20
the Health Department WITHIN 'ne pds' -
hours r.. ,..a St,o. s,I
'Vrf Christiana Gai Loveiess, q 1896 R St
Annie j. Paro 73. 1908 Trying 81: ne: ,a,
Katherine S Johnson. 20; Brlshtom Hotel
George vanemon 70 Home Apartment
'9 1ohn b1ru q Matthews. Go 44e4 9TH st.
oscar oscar Jones. ! SIS. i462 Clifton st; uo.n,,.,
Grace Ivoms So Sibley, Memorial hospltal
.Jsannette Hurley Al. 4476 Reservoir rd.
Henry Koblosfh. 3S. st. Elizaoeths HOS
'''Iil Frederick L. Jenkins, 2 children's Hos
'iFr Frances chisolm 66. Freedmen's Hos
nital. er 40 a.. :. -
John w Hamilton. 90, Home for Age'i
II Henrietta uric tt Johnson. '65 Freedmen's Hos
,tai.
Hattie Jeffries So Gallinger Municlpa
H0Rsi,s Rsbs W Tsslsr 50 400 le,s I so.a St, !
WiiliM Harris 80 GEORGETOWN Uniyer'
sill Anna nsssa saay ~ Thomas. 2. 1905 caten st.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
WOMAN KEPT IN JAIL
FOR SCHOOL TAX BILL
Arrested Second Time for Failure
to Pay $525 Levy for
1926.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LEWISTOWN, Pa; October 81
Because she repeatedly refused to pay
her 1926 school tax, amounting to
$5.25, Mrs. Lillian Reed. Amagh town
ship. must remain in the MitIin Coun-
ty Jail until the tax and costs Of $40
are paid, Judge Bailey of the Miflin
County Court. ruled today.
Mrs Reed spent two days in the
county jail about two wears ago when
she refused ot pay the tax. She was
released when the court held that A.
f. Calhoun, tax collector. had acted
illegally when he had the sheriff serve
the, summons instead of himself
Last month Mrs. Reed again was
arrested and after spending three days
in Jail was released pending de-
cision In her case
The woman has made no attempt
to get bail and il said TO regard the
matter as an attempt TO gain de.
cision exempting housewives from
paying this tax. Her husband has
takfn no action in the case
Evening star., 1927-10-23
NEW JURY OFFICIALS.
Two Appointed to Serve in Place
of Resigned Members.

Norval Landon BurcheIl, grocery
man. and Prof. James Howard Gore
of George Washington University
were selected Yesterday by the Su
preme Court of the District of Co
lumbia in general term to serve on
the jury commission. The new ap
pointees take the places of William
r. Benson and James Fl. Johnson,
jr.. whose designations have been ac-
cepted by the court. Mr.. Burchell
will serve until May %, 1928, and
Prof. Gore until May 20. 1929. The
third member of the commission
whose term will not expire until May
20. 1880, is Edgar Norris of the Edgar
Morris Sales Go. - y ~.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
IRELAND MOURNS
CARDINAL DEATH.
Extra Postal Staff Needed to
Care for Thousands of
Notes of Coincidence.
Ey the Associated Press

Ey the Associated Press.
CARLfNG Irish Free state
October 22-All ireland. north and
south, is plunged in grief and mourn
ing by the death of Patrick Cardina
O'Donnelt primate of ireland since
1925, when he succeeded the late Car
dinal Logue.
Cardinal O'Donnell died here today
after an illness of several. weeks
which developed into pneumonia. He
was II years of aEe.
Windows are suffered and all the
houses and blinds drawn, and the
dismal day. with a continuous down
pour, seemed the proper setting for
the sad event. So many messages OF
coincidence have heen received that
the post office staff had to he in
creased to handle them. Gov. Gen
Timothy Healy wired
Il am stunned hv the news. which
will affect all ireland"
The Duke of Abercorn. governor of
northern ireland, and NisCount Crai
Evening star., 1927-10-23

RALEIGH. y. c., October % (F).-
Burglars entering the Wake County
Courthouse early this morning cracked
the combination lock of vault in the
office of Vitruvius ROyster, clerk OF
Wake Superior Court and robbed the
place of approximately $1,000 in cash
Investiga ton has led police to believe
the robbery was committed by per
son locked inside the office when il
was closed, assisted by other parties
outside
Evening star., 1927-10-23
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Charles NJ Birkigt and Helen S.. King.
James P Bell and Beulah F.. Haslam.
William Fl Spilman and Lily r. Winters
G. sumner Lane of Alexandria and Anra
p Weber of Cameron Park, Va
Thomas Harrington and Annie Wheeler.
Dave Brown and Hattie Moten
Stewart White of Bethlehem, Pa, and
Henrietta G. Short of this city.
Willie Hawthorne and Elizabeth jones.
William 7. Ingraham and Mary A, Cody.
Grover c Kanney and Ida n Harrison
both of Greenwood. Va.
Earle F. Turner and Ruth n GessIord'
John Fairfax and Elizabeth Harrington.
Francis e. Runpert and Miriam r. Glenn
Carroll Middleton and Goldie Wheeler.
John Bullough and Mabel j. McCelip.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

eavon. the northern premier. also tel
o2raphed deep regrets aud sympathy
The Cardinal AT first had made light
of his illness and had sought to con
zeal it After pneumonia developed.
he seemed to pass through the crisis
successfully, but the influenza con
dition continued for so long a period
that his strength could not withstand.
the strain. and his death came with
unexpected suddenness at 1l:03
O'Clock.
The first stage of the funeral Mon
day will consist of the removal of the
body by road to Armagh, to lie in
state until Friday morning, when
burial with his predecessors in the
primacy will take place. Nearly all
the members of the hierarchy are now
in Rome for the Irish College tercen-
tenary and they are certain TO hasten
their departure in order TO be present
ut the ohSeQUes.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
EMMA MOSLEY Ut Ruler
MARGARET MINOR Secretary
Obituary.

TARR. Mrs. SUSAN EMILY DRUM TARR
died at the Westmureland Hospital Green's
burg. Pa. nj dawn October l6. 1927 in
her 18th wear. She was born March 23
1850. the daughter Of the late Mr.. Thomas
Lang D'un IN Rock Island. Ill.. the
Youngest of a large family. Mr. Drum
was 2 civil engineer employed al one time
bF the Government. Her nearest of kin
are neces and a nephew. who reside in the
West. From the age Of 3 wears she re-
SIDED in the home of her uncle Gen Rich-
ard Coulter Drum former adiutart Rea-
er7'. United states Army Wnere she 0c-
cuped the same position of love and trust
as did their Onlv own child. Mrs. Hugh4s
Ohphant who lives in this citv The lat-
tor or one of her children have heen coH-
s'ant'v hv Mrs Tarrs bedside during her
Evening star., 1927-10-23
Plan Buddhist Dictionary.

An AnGlo-F'rench dictionary ct
Buddhism, the first of its kind. is to
be compiled. DR.. Sylvan Leci of the
College of France, who went to Toxic.
Japan, some years ago to aid in the
F'ranco-Japanese Cultural AssOcia
tons activities, is to have charge OF
he N-nrLr