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Evening star., 1927-10-19
Model Breakfast for School Children
Contains Smile From Parents, Expert Saws

were rood fads and foolishness in
American homes and commercial food
institutions.
Public health hygiene is in dan.
ger because zealots. trained and IN.
trained. are advocating a hundred
new health rules a year. Teachers
OF health are fussing too much over
mole.hills and leaving the great noun.
tains unexplored." DR.. Rice said.
THE subject of vitamines has been
ridden too hard by the laity and a
large part of the profession"
There IL little doubt, he said, that
the reason for the excess Of tubercu.
losis in young women Is due to the
inadequate nutrition so frequently
suffered In the overzealous efforts
to reduce ones weight,
Evening star., 1927-10-19
SUSPECT TO BE EXAMINED
Man Caught at Doctors Home Sent
to Hospital.

Bruno Marzano, 81 years old. who
cldihled TO be an overseas veteran
ana was suifering apparently from
an imaginary grievance against DR.
John Allan Talbot, 1926 n street
Wnen arrested and disarmed at the
doctors home yesterday afternoon
was this morning sent by Judge Nc.
Mahon to Gallinger Hospital for a
lO.day period of observation.
:, The man was seized as he entered
the house, without the formalitv OF
knocking. by Detectives Varnev and
Brodie, who were lying in wait for
MIN, after they had been Informed tv
Mrs. Talbot that he had sought To
see her alone earlier in the day.
making her so suspicious that she ar.
ranged the appointment In the after.
noon that resulted in his detention.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
Slayer Given Is Years.

Special Dispatch to The Star
CUMBERLAND, Nd, October 49,
George Reidler, SIS, former naval
bandsman. was found guilty of mur.
der in the second degree here yester.
day by full bench for the Staying
of Alec George in Homecoming. follow.
ing a parade at the Homecoming
there recently. He was given IS years
in the penitentiary.
Evening star., 1927-10-19

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 19.--Wallenty
Noga, a dimunitive man Of 46 years,
had one outstanding pride--a 10-inch
mustache. which he wrapped behind
his ears.
1t proved his undoing, when he was
arraigned before United States CON-
missioner FOR violation Of the prohibi-
ton law.
Mr.. Noga pleaded that prohibition
Evening star., 1927-10-19
John w. OWENS IS NAMED
BALTIMORE SUN EDITOR
Former Member of Washington
Bureau Chosen as Successor
to Adams.

By the Associated Press
BALTIMORE, October 19.--John W.
Owens has been appointed editor Of
the Sun in succession to John Haslup
Adams, who died Thursday. Mr..
Owens. native of Maryland, Joined
the staff of the Sun in 1911.
In 1921 he was transferred to the
Washington bureau and in 1923 was
made London correspondent. After
serving a year in London, Mr.. Owens
returned to Baltimore to become chief
assistant to Mr.. Adams.
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Special Dispatch to The Star.

SpcSi"t OepdtcH Io Inc star.
COLMAR MANOR. Nd, October 10.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
Ann Pruitt. so years old, who died
yesterday at the home OF her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Margaret Coker, here, were
held this afternoon at the resi-.
dence. Burial was in Evergreen Gem.
etery, at Bladensburg,
Evening star., 1927-10-19
U. S. Lets Roadway Contract.

! Roadways about the Hygienic Lab
pratory will be improved and rebuilt
under a contract let today by the
treasury Department to the II, s.
.Hatton Construction Corporation OF
This city, in the sum of $4.750. The
work is to be completed in so days.
and will include repairs TO old streets
as well as construction of some new
ones.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
Reservist Is Commissioned.

Thornton H. Gray, 755 Columbia
road. has been commissioned by the
War Department as a first lieutenant
In the Infantry Reserve Of the Army.
Evening star., 1927-10-19

htAS nv
tive committee of
the Socialist party
was announced at
the local head
quarters Of the SO.
cialist OrganiZn
ton here last
night.
Berger's election
to the post former
ly occupied Sy
Debs took place at
q meeting of the
National Executive
Committee of the
Socialist party re-
Gently held in De
troit. { h e a n.
nouncement said.
AZ fhn up ma time
Evening star., 1927-10-19

Tenants OF a new apartment build.
ing in West Surrey. England. are not
permitted to haye radio. dog, phono-
graph or gardek.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
VICTOR |. BERGER
HEADS SOCIALISTS.
Elected Chairman of.National
Executive Committee as
Successor of Debs.

NEW YORK. October 19.-Election
OF Representative Victor l.. Berger
Socialist. of Wisconsin. to succeed the
late Eugene V. Dcbs, as chairman of
Evening star., 1927-10-19

= Potatoes now comprise one Of the
6argest crops in France.
Evening star., 1927-10-19

M. J. Ratz and ID. Konie entry.
sApprentice allowance claimed
weather raining: track muddy.
Evening star., 1927-10-19

plans were discussed for the forth.
coming national convention OF the So
cialist party, which will be held here
next April The convention is sched.
uled to open April 10. Arrangements
also were made to conduct an indie.
pendent campaign for the Socialist
party's candidates for president and
vice president.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-03-24
Fingers that were
prettier than rings

q -1MCLS court beauty Of Vienna was
uncf aste5 WHY she wore no rings
jlnEs she exclaimed in surprise. ar but
WY snopic cover p nv beautiful fingers"
h Is more beautiful than shapslv fingers
1tet.- slammed hands And what is more con-
,fr,cuaps -r.g2 hands rec and coarse from wash
M = ---nes 4 YEAR Your laundry will help
rm g. aErt hsods and fingers prettisr than
-sTEE
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-03-24

lFrnF 1e-z-1- I-rr t1z asz-g- I
ID IfoT -irE1
a1f l-aJ-Fz a1f
q. = Hfy1~1 s=1fo al crrl
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VIZ IN 1l-sfs aut -Ifz aur 1v
h1t@Ie ~
iftd8 Y N.Y. IL
q ~ z y - f-a(
tr@ -a2 = ~ n~ars -
15ssans IIa1 Ir1gl --zae- VIZ
sJnG a2at5 1r--zc1s-
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The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-03-24
Wash BY phone

~. alvE rc-- La-ts Have 8 EXTRA DAYS
Flar fur -crt cLesrtzi home duties
You IN t-v TIME from YOUR laundry. 1t
t's-f 1clv Z : pound Wet Wash and you
r1raIvs T5Er ---1ie back home with everything
l-'T-w1trs and Just damp enough to iron
Averlgs 1u1tlE 70 pounds
Call Spokane laundry today,
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= s'z-F N.rHaf -=as-er IL df1l 1s--z lsrr-
a.n - u-a1s 7 -5F1E N z-gv
dI--%S@ - eEfa-l-T LIZ
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bla - ID Eci. IN r1iIy
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-07
W.A<TED-.AtiE\TS.

auto aaner buys. Enormous demand Make
oHcr So each sale. Territory. Write 4u.h'
Pnihs Mfa., rt Louis Mo
ELL PERSONAL. Christmas Sreetins
pa,ds--Make bug money Beautiful sample
hook free Highest c0mru~ ion NO OK
perience necessary. Rochester All 70
Rochester. \. y.
SOAP AGENTS-Wrte for fire. samples aud
ter.ns to agents on our soaps. creams. *
tracts. etr. Laca=sjan Co. Dept. ". -.
Louis. Mo.
WANTED-AMBlTlOTS industrious per,
son 10 introduce and supply the demand
tor Rawlelxh household products ~ Prince
georges and Calvert counties. Make sales
Of $50 to $500 month or more. KAY
cl&h methods set business every where NO
selling experience required. We suppit
products. sales and adv ertlslng htffaturf
ami service notwithstanding you nce0,
Profits increase every month; lowest nrlceT'
hest values. most completc servi'e. "; i
R-tNlclEh Co. bent DC-2H, Fresnort III.
WE START Tor without dollar Soans,
extracts. perfumes. toilet goods. eXncrlente
unnecessary. Carna;ion Co. Dent. A'u. ~
Loms. Mo.
WONDERFUL NEW INVENTION ma&cs
SOS 100 weekly easy. Agents rleanns M
with remarkable wrench that has revolu-
farmers. "a tories all good prnnspects No
Wrench Co. Dept. 500. $50 Z. 134th st..
New York -
81 50 WEEKLY--New women,s leatherotte
AVIATOR rain topcoat. low priced; outfit free
Guarantee Raincoat, TOD. North Halstssd'
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CONvALEsCENT. TIRED AND ELDERLY
people cared for by nurse. in own home.
Fresh eggs. chickens. vegetables. plenty milk.
Large porrhes and shade: located on Conduit
road: terms and particulars. Phone Wiscon-
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Part 6-12 Pages
HEI.p--M.AIF.

ALTO MECHANIC must nc experienced %
WHY'S knight and Overland. VI. A. stokes.
c52S Ontafln rnaG nv.
ATTOMppIT 81 I-SM.< = r,.rn,tIon3l
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ELECIROLUN,
II n GREER. @17 INVESTMENT BLDG.
MALE HELP REQUIRED.

Make $4,000 extra per week in your spare
time selling finest line OF personal greeting
cards. HIGHEST commissions paid. Start
HuN. Our co -0peYa alton assures success Sam
pies free Weekly payments. Get details
JAS. LEE GREETING CARD co. - 10 80
: Clinton. Chicago. Need representatives
in small towns also
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IIEI.P--DONESTIC.

COLORED WOMAN for general homework
reference, ran stay nights, @015 Allen place
nv. of goth. near Bltmorel.
COOK and laundrcss to go awav for Summer.
Anpy Monday at 1905 Goth st. NV.
COOK and houscma,d. white for small col
leCe dormltory. Box 1856. College Park
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HEIlP--N.AIE.
PERIENCED

SECURITY SALESMAN.
- 600 YEARLY. We have an opening. Live
leads will ne furnished. The issue is a tinan.
nal one On dividend rayIng basis, With 4
ratltuaifv kuoVa hoard. Mr.. Haryel c. f.
Moran To- BIZ sou }ElIR
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Splendid opening tur "a nan no can $50
p. ...,8 Pt"i'.ton So inc BH~tu"-~ Ma 81
~ .-n.r.r1u We have ,nWu.t'e nm ~
3 . a.. si.4p safe, afn.f... t.rf...t pfV
,o,f,oH. mat -re light ~ 4uatftv a..a .o- r
'.-.r Can - .u'u on &e .'"-Hd r,t ~ =
N%.l't 81 .4t Muuda1. tr.tl M. aad =.
- Il : Watt. sol Y Eng
e. ss.r'.~ sl59E t!ssq>r:..~9s- 81, 81
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A total OF thirteen thousand dollars in
commissions was earned 10y iA Of the sales
Men IN our office the month of June. an
average of more than $3.50 each for those
PARTICIPATING. Two earned more than
= 600. others more than 5000. eight
others more than 500. We want ten more
active. hard-worklng statesmen for I.ee
Hclghts ami Grcenwav Downs. our rapidly
selling Virginia subdivisions. men and WON
commission class and up. Training, instruc-
ton and assistance in closing given to those
lnexperlenCed IN real estate. Cali at 1405
New York ave. and ask for sales manager.
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HELP-FEMALE.
FEMALE HELP REQUIRED

500 10 81 90 per hour can be mad. in
spare time showing friends and others orr
Beautiful Personal Christmas Cards We
sunply samples and show YOU how to make
2 success. Compassion nain weekly Write
% 10 80 So Clinton Chicago.
WOMAN OF education and re-
hnement to represent exclusive
Conn. ave. establishment; bust
ness experience not necessary,
but must be able to meet and
converse with people OF highest
social standing; must live in
Chevy Chase, Md. Address
Box Z50-I, Star office.
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If YOU looking for Office help. chauffeurs,
por,ers, laborers, domestic help. or desire offer
your services. place an advertisement in The Star
under appropriate classification.
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ARENTs-TNTELLTGE MOTHER WILL
care for one or two children during your
business hours. Adams 6355W.
PAPERHANGING-Ro s. up: latest
247 Fla. ave. NV. y. 1851. eve. Col. 5543.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

IF YOU WANT A GOOD POSITION, TAKE
course in Gregg shorthand, touch type.
% Wooa co@ Hhssssints School si1 = esnitoi
verv liberal monthly rates
THOSE WITH, UNDEyELOPED TALENT
for drawing large studio offers unusual
will interview only those desirous OF max
E 1s.. BnR GsE art ssar th oce Ad
course. $50, including marcelling permanent
sAS. = B ~ f5si 65s5 i 5 sd C.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR PERMITS,
parking and clutch control: furnished.
Call Foster. Franklin S7S7.
BEAUTY CULTURE. MANICCRING. MAR
experience included. This is a bona tlde
tiles are devoted to its teaching. Day and
evening clssses Easy weekly payments.
BHrchell Bldg sl7 14th st. NV. Frank.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: IL
mem ns la BARRING and PERMIT SaTs
furnished Conovcr. 212s Fl NV. West 306s
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY. OLD, EXPE
whs fGrnshea cs Lne
BEAUTY ULTTRE-sPECIAL SUMMER
qent waxins;; call in person. MARC ARET
= SCHEETZE. skin and scalp specialist. Es
tahllshed 20 wears. ll43 Cnnn, ave
LEARN BARBER TRADE-QUICK; BIG
required Write TRICKY BARBER SCHOOLS,
81 r. Baltimore St. Baltimore. Nd
MONEY IL UILDING-Mention this paper
and We vii send you free &c, OF cost a valuable
set of real building plans; There's hug money
in 6das az Esy to S Set big Pay 3q0s
Write today Address Building Dept 2l45
III.
WANTED - MEN AND WOMEN FOR
hotels clubs. apartments schools. colleges;
institutions, restaurants, cafeterlas-demand
age is no obstacle-you can train in few
months for good position; one to 10 grad
yates IN Washingtons best hotels; Free En-
ployment Bureau covers the whole country:
Ell enroll early: school open 30 am; TO
900 pm. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS Pa. ave. at :3rd st.
BARBER COURSE S25.
Bae s shopS an9 Gos cay s ns
AZ our last Baltimore street school.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS.
For permits parking, and clutch control
Cars 'ar'ishcd. Reliable. licensed instructor
foster. Franklin s7s1, :
IF Y0Ij ENGAGE A DOCTOR OR A Law
yer you would want THE BEST. Apply the
t,on-wa4t rel position talk s "a, ~ BOYD = {,
METHODS: complete. successful classes
| forming.
Bovd Secretarial School,
! 1898 G st. NV. est. Yrsl. NJ. 1893.
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nos,tion 10 take on extra work in ENGl-
%FERING. ADVANCED ACCOUNTING.
GRAPHIC ANALYSIS. are invited To responl,
aud exuerience in detail Address Box ST.
ng3y
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
MAN AND WIFE. experienced chauffeur and
general worker: references; stay nights:
500 month. Phone Cleve 45f
MAN AND WIFE with no children; $50 per
month. small country home. cook and gen.
oral work. Falls Church }l6
SALEsMEN. conlpetent. over 70. to take or
derS for New International EncycloDaedia:
valuable assistance, liberal commits ~lons
Write al once. Dodd. Mead & Co. Box 1913
Atlanta, Ga.
TEACHER for bookkeeping. also one for
shorthand state experience and salary de-
sired Address Box AK. Star Office.
MATTRESSES f2). white also chef; must
nave reference. Oliver Harr. &. & T.
Lunch. 1874 North Capitol 81.
WOULD LIKE TO HAVE more good tprof.
ana amateur talent. who would work with
me on the programs at bauqurts. social or
stag affairs. Those who can do good min
strel shows. single and double acts popular
song singers. bl. bottom and other leading
dances, play novelty music comedians. lok-
rf-. magicians or any other spec. comedy
bits. No charges Or perccntags,J BRING
your picture. Call studio. IL to 7 pm.
1909 goth.
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Awnt - Years O}d for
CEN Z Al WORK

y / .
sro,tnd store. n}tet he energetic and give
...,,5 character references Address BOX
VIC X star of'l"" ---.-
YOUNG MAN with some sell
;ng experience as salesman in
mcn'> furnishing dept. of large
department store. Address Box
OK. Star office.
S50-S75 EXTRA WEEKLY.
LssNv earned susre time showing samples
rerson,l and bu-lu"ss Christmas ards +ofe
commits rlof4---A cchlg payment Best selling
l.pp DuD.i-hrG. Our SU-Upr~sjiOn ENSURES
.-uneees Start carly--e, eryhpHr yOu kn9"
= prospect Write Tor 1nli &"r4N> samples
tro ARTISTIC PUBLISHING co. 523 "
Isrtotuh Chicago. Rcpfe~entatlfr' wanted
>AIENMI\.
- thoee whn uua'fy. good onp"rtpntty
= "a. Hrt. nUt MN maxi ir,iu 60 -
.eeh ~ee Nj. Chairman. i2l 5'h =
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Good ion and good wages. long season
',- 4 good q Ii-ar0tiui prc~Arr on men and
P. ,fnens .tpfhln- Apa'y IN" HOFFMAN CO..
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A FEW SHORT MONTHS AGO ELECTRO
LIN OPENED ITS DOORS IN THIS COUN-
wGIpFlRT nAN6o ,s G5yI /; MEN on AL
HERE ARE RECENT RESULTS BY A
FEW or Our LEADERS. -
EARNED s.s5. BEST EARNlNGs FOR ONE
DAY BY ANOTHER NAN WAS S112. LAST
F@STFt = fI kSn VIEW HRtK 80 Sf% HR MI NJ
FIRST MONTHS WORK: N HIS SECOND
MONTH HAS EARNED OVER 5000. NOT
80 BAD FOR 4 NEW BUSINESS.
THE GROUND FLOOR II STILL OPEN.
COME IN TALK II OVER II YOC WANT
\ BIC OPpORTt NIFTY WITH ATTRACTIVE
WORK. WE HAVE VACANCIES FOR SEN-
RAJ CREW MANAGERS AND TWO
BR ANCH MAN AYERS
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! EWELRY SALESWOMEN.

IT LlllN NAhfi " MIL ~.
SUPER SALESWOMAN.
\ leading speciality store de
sires to secure the services of a
hi2hly-tralned salesWoman who
has been accustomed to meeting
and selling the finer gowns and
costumes to an exclusive Glen
tele. Apply by letter, stating
former experiences. Address
Box SIX, Star office.
STENOGRAPHER - Execu-
tive in one of Washington's
largest concerns wishes to en-
ploy an experienced stenog-
rapher who can intelligently
answer correspondence; bright
future for competent, ambitious
Young lady: salary to begin, not
more than $500 per week. .Ad-
dress Box l4of, Star Office
=, 4,iL.s. ~, IL 6 "a,
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WANTED Two experienced
china packers; none but thor
oughly experienced need apply !;
permanent positions and salts
factory salaries to the right
men: must come we'll recon-
mended. Apply Superintend-
ent's Office, 18th floor, S. Kann
Sons Co.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission TO Recommended Service
Column call Main 5000, Branch lis.
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Statesmen - Experienced in
the furniture and decorating
business. Reply giving refer
ences, age and full particulars as
to ability. Permanent position
to satisfactory person, All cor
rcspondence confidential. .Ad-
dress Box 22S-I. Star office.
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Roy. white 10 drive Ford car must conc
recommended No, l stand, 9TH ana Mar
l.cg
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FURNACES CLEANED and repaired: cracked
sections welded; crate bars: steam and hot
water work, superior service, reasonable
rates. Crown Fuel Service, OF 11th Al. w
Franklin 1OIS3 " "
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SITUATTON-FEMALE.

GIRL. neat colored as elevator operator
mau III beauty parlor or part-time work
no SUNDAYS. Adams 1868
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$40 DAY E\TRA-SPARE
IIMI

Your friends business connections ana
rnI1hhor> Use business and personal Christ.
mas cards. Best values. You can -et thor
orders ami hmid w permanent business
Thousands do II Year after year. Biggest
commission naid weekly. sample book tree
ENperlenre. Investment unnecessary, WIN. ~
TooTHtIl. co. 80 w. Madison. Chicago.
ReNresentatiNcs wanted small towns also
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kind work and painting
general repairs. reasonable CHARGES Cali
Potomac 1S3S: J. T. GilIlss 70
Evening star., 1927-02-06
REV. v. G. CLEARY DIES
OF AUTO INJURIES
Funeral for Priest Fatally Hurt at
Louisville, KY, to Be Held
Here Wednesday.

Rev Vincent c.. Cleary died yester-
day in Louisville, KY, following an
automobile accident last week. me
body will be brought to Washington
and funeral services conducted at St'
Dominic's Church, Wednesday, twas
announced last night at the Domin-
ican House OF Studies, at Catholc
University, where he. was stationed
for several years.
Father Cleary. who was a. years
old was born IN Illinois, son of Df.
Francis Cleary, a United States Army
surgeon who was stationed in WASH
ington for several years. He graou
ated from Gonzaga College in l9ol ana
entered the Dominican House OF
Studies in 1902 He was ordained 10
the priesthood there in 1909 and later
assigned to the Southern MISSION
band. with headquarters at LoulsVllie'
He has conducted missions through
out the South and had just completed
two-week mission at St Louis bet
trands Church in Louisville. lie was
on his way to Springfield with TWO
other priests and a physician In the
automobile when the fatal accident
occurred. There will be a mass to-
morrow at st. Louis Bertrand S
Church.
He is survived by three brothers;
Francis J. P. Cleary of As Randolph
place, Daniel A. Cleary of 1914 North
Capitol street. and owen j. Cleary of
Pittsburgh
Evening star., 1927-02-06
Births Reported.

rho following births have been reported e
me a9Ith a9h De1artment within the past q
hours: - ueze1 q Stone hoy.
James James 4 anS snd Florence Tore G. Hayre, boy
Waiter and Evelyn Dempsey glri.
CIars and MarEaretta 3, McMInlmy. girl
John H and Margaret p pNad MlscnGrii giri gifl''
Fred E; ,G and dK6ifRb MfRdrSsd KIM Il heesf eif S'ri
Waitsr i. ir and Marjorie Freeman. boys
''Eanss: Roger S. and Lee Cohssn; s,;u.oo boy .,r,
Robert E; and mIS Nora y FnwIer negIIer' girI niIi
SSamuel Sanm i S. and Evelyn E Smith. boy
A1nhonse r. and Mary e Paquin boy
Nathan w. and Mary A; walker girl
ChSrh Charles L. and snp Lucy Tsg L. Kelley, girl.
4gden gTne = a. and nd Marie Wallmark boy
Russell Russ W and Nellie Burke, boy.
Harry ]. and Anne X: u oConne9ii: gir,.
Harry Harry ! J and and Edna Edna E. Tanner. boy.
William p and Christina Cavanaugh, boy
could IL and Rose f Salisbury, boy.
Merritt and md AiGe AstSer HHses y seit2eI oeYI girl
HIexander and Angela p. Riquelme boy
Charles s. and Helen I. Ward. girl.
Earle j. and Martha G. Carpenter girl
John C. and Violet r. Burckhardt, girl
Howard K and Martha E.. Ramey,. girl
Samuel p. and Marie L.. Howard. boy.
Hnry AND and fear B. Meotto s1E boy
louis d and Mabel z. Woodcock girl.
Edward r. and Eva R. Riddle, boy.
Karl A. and Marie $. Hansen, girl.
George and Eva Ware. girl
Horace and Julia Carter, girl
Willie M and Ida Herrion, girl
Beniamir and Hattie Il Butler, bav,
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Evening star., 1927-02-06
TO HOLD
BALL AT CITY CLUB
Proceeds of Function Tomorrow
Evening to Aid Wounded
and Families.

The Allied Veterans Memorial re
lief ball will be held at the City Club
tomorrow evening.
The proceeds will be used exclu-
sively for the aid of wounded vet
Grams and their families. These en-
tertainers will donate their services:
Buck WOLF. Elsie Jorss. Berry and
Kennedy. Julian and Sylvia Altman
and George Beuchler.
The entertainment committee is as
follows: Capt. Fl. M Jett, j. B. De
Hart, Maj. w. l.. Peak, Capt. F. L..
Jones' Capt G. O. Howard, Col. J..
T. Ryan, Capt. f. 3. Bawlwin, A. S.
Hart, A. J. Kummel, Maj. A. J. Ship
pert. Mrs. Olive Carpenter, Mrs. Lucy
Clark. Mrs D.. Kraus Capt. w. B..
Miller. II. ]. Photos, G. F. McCabe,
Lieut. c. n. Hess. Mrs. NJ. T. Shana
han, Mrs. f. Fuge, Mrs. Z. c. Wag-
ner, Mrs Ida Blue, Mrs. w. L. Peak,
Mrs. Ruby Brandt, M. j. Purcell.