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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19
GIBBONS INSTITUTE
BOOSTERS TO MEET
Gathering Tonight at St.
Augustine's Church to
Aid Light Plant.

The Cardinal Gibbons Institute at
Ridge. Md. under the direction Of a
group of Catholic laymen in Wash
| ington and Baltimore with Admiral
w. S. Benson as leader, and which
has just closed its third school year,
will be benefited through a concert
and booster meeting, which will be
held tonight at st. Augustine's
Church. The meeting, being held
under the auspices of the Cardinal
Gibbons Institute Club of st. Angus
tines Church, has for it's purpose the
raising of funds to restore the light
plant of the Maryland institute, re-
Gently destroyed by fire.
Speakers at the meeting tonight will
include Prof. Victor Daniel, principal
of the institute; Admiral Benson and
z. j. Haltigan, reading clerk of the
House of Representatives. Rev.
Eugene Hannah, Visitation Convent,
Bethesda. will give the opening prayer
Lieut.. Edgar l.. Kenny will be master
OF ceremonies. The knights of st.
Johns Band will furnish music.
Cardinals Dying Wish.
1t will be pointed out at the meet.
ing tonight that it Is projected to build
the Cardinal Gibbons Institute along
the same lines as the great Hampton
or Tuskegee Institutes. The institute
was launched as a fulfillmert of the
dying wish of Cardinal Gibbons, who
purchased the 250-acre tract in the
most historic section of Maryland,
near the spot where the Catholic Pill
grims landed in 1884. -
Cardinal Gibbons Institute.
The inspiration for erection of the
plant, which consists of four build
ings. came from Rev. John La Fargo,
q great : grandson Of Commodore
Perry, son of a distinguished archi.
tect and nephew of one of America 8
most noted artists, who for 10 years
had been doing pioneer religious and
educational and social welfare work
among the whites and colored of
southern Maryland.
Entire Faculty COlored.
Six years ago Father La Fargo in
terested group Of prominent Wash
ington and Baltimore men in the
undertaking. Archbishop Curley Of
Baltimore became ex-officio president
Of the board. Admiral Benson has
been the active leader in the work and
the general manager has been A, C..
Monahan, secretary of the board of
trustees. William s. Aumen of Balti.
more, State deputy of the Knights OF
columbus, is vice president, and Law
renee p. Williams Of Wynne, Nd, is
treasurer. Among others on the
board OF directors are: Senators Walsh
OF Massachusetts and Ransdell Of
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lumbia, yesterday afternoon placed a
wreath on the tomb of the Unknown
Soldier at Arlington.
Addresses were made by Gen. Brad.
ford and Mr.. Windsor, followed by a
prayer by J. f. Chamberlain, grand
chaplain. Besides the Grand Lodge
officers Of the order and large pro-
portion of it's local membership, the
services were attended by many visit
ing Odd Fellows from nearby and dis
tant States. The Rebekah Assembly,
the woman's auxiliary, were also rep
resented.
Tonight at 8 o'clock the memorial
services that commenced yesterday at
Arlington will be concluded with the
annual services at the Vermont Ave
nue. Christian Church. Rev. Earl
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INJURED BY FALL.
2O-Month-Old Alberta Gibson Is
Taken to Hospital.

Playing on the back porch on the
second story of her home at 313 Penn.
-sylvania avenue last night, 2O-month,
old Alberta Gibson fell to the ground
sustaining serious injuries to the head
and body.
The child was taken to Emergency
Hospital in the sixth precinct patrol
and treated by DIR. F. X. Courtney.
Physicians were unable last night to
determine definitely If the baby had
sustained fracture Of the skull, but
held out hopes for recovery.
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JOHN COOLIDGE IS GUEST.
Just Misses Gov. Trumbull's Trib-
ute to His Father.

PLAINVILLE, Conn, June IS
R.-John Coolidge, who today attend
ed an outing of the Women's Repub-
lican Association at Avon with Gov.
and Mrs. John Trumbull and their
daughter, Florence, missed a tribute
Of the Governor to his father. leaving
with Miss Trumbull before the Gov
ernor rose to speak.
Gov. Trumbull denounced as bunk"
the "thirdterm bugaboo," and said
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DYNAMITING TRIO JAILED.
Seventeen Sentences Given Ba

Z NASSAU, Bahama Islands, June IS
E.-Sentences of seven years i'm
prisonment were imposed today on
Ghree men convicted of dynamiting the
currency vault of the government
treasury department in March, 1925,
and stealing SAT 900 in American gold
and silver.
i The convicted men, all colored ma.
Aes. are billiard Bowen and Orlando
yHraham, clerks in the treasury, and
Spencer Williams. a chauffeur. 80.
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Will Address Legionnaires.

Maj. Hart Gibson Foster, State
president of the Reserve officers AS
ISOLATION of Kentucky and a member
of Lexington. KY, Post, No. 8, the
American Legion. will address George
Washington Post, No. 1, at the meet
ing Tuesday night at s o'clock in the
clubhouse of the post, 1929 / street.
All Legionnaires in the Department OF
the District of Columbia are invited
to the meeting
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, hoped President Coolidge would be

he hoped President Coolidge would be
reelected.
Young Coolidge. who had been the
house guest of Miss Trumbull for
several days and Miss Trumbull went
in the Governors limousine to Spring
field, where Miss Trumbull took a
train for Chicago. Mr.. Coolidge ere
turned to Amherst, where he Isl to
take part in the commencement exer-
cises before going to Burlington. VT.
to study at the university there during
the Summer. t-'
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Maj. Lee to Address Citizens.

''The New Form Of Government in
Montgomery County" will be the SUBJ
ject of an address by Maj. E. Brooke
Lee who will address an open meeting
of the North Woodside Citizens Asso-
citation at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening
June 81 in the new assembly hall y
Grace Church.
Refreshments will be served and alf
are cordially invited to attend.
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10. PAYS TRIBUTE
TO UNKNOWN SOLDIER
Grand Sire Heads Delegation Plac-
ing Wreath on Tomb in
Arlington.

The Independent Order Of Odd Eel.
lows, headed by Maj. Gen. +. w.
Bradford, grand sire of the world
and Lemuel ii. Windsor, grand mas
ter, I. o. o. f., of the District of Co
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Wilfrey, pastor of the church and
member of the order, will preach
special sermon. Music and singing
will be included in the program.
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WOMAN'S BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION.
Rrightwood Review will meet

Brightwood Review will meet tomor-
row evening at s o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Killeen, president of the
Officers Club, will entertain at lunch
con tomorrow at o'clock at her
home, 3117 N street, for the benefit
of the fund for the new clubhouse.
Members of all reviews are invited.
Following the luncheon 500 and bridge
will be played.
The Monday Lunch Review will
meet at the home of Mrs. killeen. 3l17
n street. tomorrow, instead of at the
Woman's City Club. in order to attend
the aluminium luncheon. The regu-
lar business session will be held at II
o'clock. Mrs. Leon Arnold, president,
will preside.
The Alpha Beta Chi Girls will be
the guests of Miss Mary Keen next
Wednesday evening, when they hold
their social meeting at her home, 1109
NJ street.
Victory Review will meet Thursday
evening at s o'clock, Pythian Temple.
National Review will give a card
party at oysters auditorium, Twenty
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JUNIOR ORDER UNITED ANERI-
CAN MECHANICS.

Councillor n. H. Harrison called
Capital Council to order MonI, y eve
ming in Northeast Masonic Temple
Deputy State Councillor w. NJ. Martin
of America jefferson Council made an
address. The committee in charge of
the box party to be held November 81
reported arrangements were completed.
Past Councillor II. NJ. Wood was ap-
pointed to succeed Past Councillor Z.
B. Montgomery as representative to
the State Council session.
Star Spangled Banner Council met
November 4. with Past Councillor w.
l.. Sudwarth presiding. The applica-
ton of George w. Whipp was referred
to the investigating committee. Ad-
dresses were made by G.. II. Lacy.
president of the Junior Order Hall AS
sociation; Past Councillor SudWarth, F..
G. Jones, John Bourne, c. w. Magill,
j. w. Speakman and l.. G. Emory.
Liberty Bell Council met November
5 in Northeast Masonic Temple. A. L.
Bahler gave a talk on the Pen-Mar
Teunion The good of the order COM
mittee is planning an entertainment
during the coming Winter. Past
Councillor Corbett of Star Spangled
Banner Council spoke on the Junior
Order Temple.
Oriental Court will elect officers De-
cember s and have the annual oyster
supper. At the last meeting John G..
Sampson of Capital Council was obli-
gated. He will receive the initiation
with the Gold Foot bunch in Janu-
Evening star., 1927-11-13

Order Of the Eastern Star of Alex
andria presented a sketch. The camp
made presentations as follows: State
councillor, lamp; State secretary.
Charles A. Miller, tie: past State
councillor, Mrs. Ella Chapel. roses;
deputy, Mrs Cora Manoly. beaded
bag: Mrs. Thompson. pillow slips.
Martha cambridge Council met
Monday evening. with Mrs. Fallie f..
McGinnis acting as councillor. The
council made arrangements to re-
ceive the State councillor and her staff
officers tomorrow night at the Naval
Lodge Hall. The council will hold a
Christmas sale November %.
The next grand visitation or the
series is scheduled to be with Triumph
Council Move mber II.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

Past Grand Regent Breashears and
a large delegation of the Kismet Coun
Gil members went to his shack on the
Potomac River October 80 for an out
ing.
The Loyal Ladies held their first
meeting in their new hall, Woodman
of the World Building, on Grant place.
last Monday evening. Mrs. G.. +. AL
len, the regent, made an address.
Grand Regent w. M. Schoonmaker
held a large class initiation Thursday
evening in Capitol Council chamber
The guest of honor was Supreme Vice
Regent Charles Haring. who delivered
an address. A telegram was received
from Supreme Regent Harold knoep-
pei, expressing his inability to be
present.
Oriental Council will meet Tuesday
evening. at which time there will be
a distribution Of Thanksgiving turkeys
by J. Ed, Swain
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CORNER STONE CONTAINS
GUIDE FOR POSTERITY
Name and Date of Church Record
ed in All Languages Known
to Man.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
PARIS. - Archeologists of the fu-
ture. probing into the remains Of
what was once the city of Paris. will
have little difficulty in identifying the
American Church of Paris and in as
certaining the exact date of it's erec.
ton.
In herme' ically sealed glass tube
contained in a leaden case which has
been placed in the corner stone of the
new edlfice of the American Church
now under construction in the Ouai
dOrsay has been deposited a docu.
ment intended as guide for historians
rs vet unborn. 1t has written upon
it the name and description of the
church in more than dozen Ian.
guages including English. French.
German, Italian. Spanish. Russian.
Greek. Hebrew, Latin and Syrian.
The exact date of he church's cor.
ner stone laying is stated in letters
and characters of every type now
known to man. 1t is. moreover. given
IN relation to every type of known
chronology, not only those in actual
use, such as the Christian era. the He.
brew, the Mohammedan. etc. but also
IN terms of those which passed into
dIsuse centuries ago.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

It was announced at the meeting OF
Rathbone Temple. Pythian Sisters
that the degree staff of Delaware
Temple, No. l. of Wilmington. Del.
had accepted the invitation to be pres
ent November IS to give the drill and
initiate the candidates. Dinner will
be served at the New Ebbit.
The grand chief told about the new
home in New Market. Va. for the
orphans and old folks. the dedication
Of which she attended. The grand
chief. Mrs. Carrouthers, and Mr.. Car
routhers were invited to be guests at
the Ebbit November Is.
Grand Chancellor Edgar G. Snyder
and associate Grand Lodge officers
will officially visit Calanthe Lodge and
Home Lodge tomorrow.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF
HIBERNIANS.

Division No. 2, Ladies Auxiliary,
held it's annual election Monday, as
follows: President, Mrs. Rose Stohl-
man Martin; vice president, Miss
Mary inland; recording secretary.
Mrs. Irene Spauls Wheatley; financial
secretary. Mrs. Mary Clements;
treasurer, Miss Bessie McGinn;ss;
sentinel, Mrs. Craven; mistress-at-
arms, Mrs. Margaret Squires; chair
man of Irish history, Miss Catherine
Crowley; chairman of standing COM
mittee. Mrs. Mary Kengla; chairman
of committee on sick, Mrs. Mae Grif-
fin.
A card party will be held at Oy-
ster's auditorium tomorrow evening.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

A business meeting of Hope Coun
Gil was held Tuesday. The meeting
next Tuesday will open at 1870 o'clock
to he followed by a card party at $50
o'clock. A card party will also be
held November 25 at the home OF
southeast, under auspices of the drill
team.
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NATIONAL UNION.

The executive board met Wednes-
day evening at the offices in the Wash
ington Loan & Trust Building. Chair
man E. M. Pershing presided. The
committee in charge of the third an
nual dance reported arrangements
were completed. Committees were ap-
pointed to arrange for the ceremonial
to be held December Is in Pythian
Temple, and an invitation was extend
ed to the degree team of Victory Coun-
Gil to confer the degrees.
The extension of the order committee
of Potomac Council met November 4
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

business meeting of ST. Charles
Circle was held at the home of Mrs
Ida Frank. Mulhall Station, Va. Plans
were completed for the circle to join
Washington Circle at its banquet. No.
vemher u. at the Mayfower Hotel
A masquerade party will be given by
the members at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Burrows of Lyon Park. No
vember >. The social meeting will he
held November Is, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. +. SchWalneherg.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

The membership campaign commit.
tee will meet today at 3 o'clock at
Red Mems Hall, Nineteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. to arrange plans
for the parade next Tuesday evening
At the last meeting of Usage Tribe
two candidates were balloted. making
a total of four from this tribe for the
class adoption Tuesday evening.
Waneta Council reports u candi-
dates for the class of the degree of
pocahOntas next Tuesday evening.
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ber at it's hall, I'll D street. The
address of welcome was made by the
councillor and followed by the annual
inspection by State Secretary Charles
H. Miller and State Treasurer Ethel
L. Keefe. State Councillor Mrs. Eliza
beth Shepherd made a brief address.
Mrs. Jessie Richards. chairman OF
the visitation committee, presented a
short program of entertainment.
Grace Woodcheck sang: remarks py
Past State Councillor Mrs. Margaret
Hartman in the presentation or
gift to the State councillor, Mrs. Eliza
beth Shepherd; address by Miss Ber.
nice E. Carr presenting to the deputy
State councillor. Mrs. Anzonette r.
Flynn. pocketbook; remarks py
Mrs. Emma Brooks and gift TO the
past State officer, Mrs. Marsafet
Hartman; song by Mrs. Grace Rlch-
ards, accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Douglass: presentations OF GHts
also were made to Mrs. Carrie Handi'
Doe. Past State Councillor Hattie Rup-
part. Miss Bernice E. Carr and 10
the State Council trustee, Mrs. Ethei
E. Miles. by Mr.. Farley.
Kenmore Council met November 8.
with the councillor presiding. MRS
Louise Schwenk of Triumph Councll
presented
DEPUTY. Addresses were made by MT.
Schwenk and Mrs. Walker.
The Golden Rod Club met at the
home of it's president, Mrs. Elizahet n
Sewell. 253 kentucky avenue south
east. Wednesday afternoon. Caru
games were played, followed py
luncheon. Rosebuds were sent Mrs.
Sewell in honor of her birthday. Ms:
Emma Bowen of Golden Rule Councll
was elected to membership.
A deputy's meeting was called 10
order by the State councillor, MRS.
Elizabeth Shepherd. following the close
of a business session of Liberty Coun-
Gil Wednesday night in Pythian
Temple
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Capts. Helgesen, Wade and King
report progress in the weekly drills
on Thursday evenings at the high
school gymnasium. Members of Com
panies A, B and c go through the
manual of arms and the floor move
ments in Joint formation. These units
Oak, Fraser and Elm Camps,
but drill men of all the camps are
urged to report to Maj. Green for
these rehearSalS.
A meeting was held at Elm Camp
last week commemorating the nine
teenth anniversary of the camps
charter. Special honors were paid
to Sovereigns John G. Mcconnell,
Howard Sangston and other charter
members. Past Consul Comdr. Will
liam A. Riley was chairman of the
committee in charge. There were
memorial exercises for the sovereiSns
who died in the World War. Sover-
eign Echloff gave a history of the
camp. Supper was served.
Oak Camp will meet "Wednesday
evening, when Head Adviser William
G. Stott will tell of the camps dele
CATION which made the recent trip to
Hagerstown. Several new initiates
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National Union Headouarters


President f. c. Burgan presided.
Victory Council met November 4 and
four candidates We're initiated in short
form and instructed in the secret work
by the president. w. T. Bell. Charles
4. Richards. one of the candidates, en-.
tertained with piano selections. Re.
freShments were served
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

The fourth grand visitation of the
series was made last Monday night
by State Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth
Shepherd and her staff of officers to
Independent Council, at 633 Louisi-
ana avenue. They were received by
the councillor, Mrs. Minnie Thompson,
and welcomed by the conductress.
Mrs. Emma Strater. Members of the
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LADIES OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.

Washington Temple met at "a
Grant place last Monday night. with
Noble Templar j. Langley presiding.
Mrs. Eva Raba announced 500 card
party to be held December 5. The
next meeting will be called at pm.
The thirty-fourth birthday will be
celebrated by the temple the night of
Janllarv
Evening star., 1927-11-13

Mrs. Charles J. Fish of the United
States Bureau of Fisheries has the
distinction of being the first zoologist
to discover cells egg.
Evening star., 1927-11-13

sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
next Friday evening.
Liberty-Union Review announces a
Christmas sale November 21, at Pyth-
ian Temple.
Columbia Review announces cook
ed food sale November -, with Mrs.
Vesta Reed as chairman; also a rum
mage sale December 8 and 10. under
the direction of Mrs. Minnie Fran
secky.
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will be received and Capt. Kings
ak men will officiate. CONSUL Comdr.
Meynell and Clerk Kerns have special
business to communicate at this ses-
sion.
President Dickey of the Boosters
Club announces q convention of the
club next Friday evening.
Evening star., 1927-11-13

Columbia Chapter will meet tomor-
row evening at 7:30 o'clock. The de-
grees will be conferred. Associate
Matron Mae V. Evans will preside
during the initiatory work, the other
line officers advancing.
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MAD PIANIST IS
STILL At LARGE

An ali night search by the police
had today failed to establish the
identity OF the talented musician
who yesterday won the confidence
Of Abraham Dobkin. 203z Seven.
teenth st. N. w. with his paying,
and then attacked Dobkin's 11,year-
old daughter. Doris. when the latter
left the room.
The case is without parellel in
police annals. is was said today.
The stranger appeared at Dobkin's
store on Tuesday, claiming to be out
Of work and hungry.
Because he had a pleasing per.
sonality and appeared to be Of the
same nationality as Dobkin, the mer-
chant gave him food and then
offered him bed. The stranger
accented and during the evening
entertained the family with his
amazing dexterity on the piano.
So impressed was Dobkin that he
decided to assist his guest to obtain
employment with some local orches-
ira. All went we'll until yesterday
when the stranger offered to give
Doris music lessons.
Doblxin left them together and
went to wait on some customers
IA the store. Hearing a scream a
short time later, he ran back to the
living quarters and found the musi.
clan choking the girl. He had also
kissed her. she said. When Dobkin
appeared the stranger fled and has
not since been seen. He is thought
insane.
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to Hold
HOrticuIturist Exams

An open competitive examination
for associate horticulturist vacancies
in the Bureau OF Plant Industry. De-
partment OF Agriculture. has been
announced by the United States Civil
Service Commission. Successful APP
plicants win be placed either in
Washington or in field work.
The entrance salary for Washing
ton duty is $4,000 year. Salary for
field positions ranges from this
figure to $4,000. Applications must
be on file with the commission not
later than July 10.
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Of Yale and SO years old. served IN
Franco as an aerial observer. and
since his return has been associated
with the national guard.
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German Train Crash
Kills Nine Persons

HASSERoDE. Germany, July I.
Nine persons are dead today as the
result of a passenger train disaster
IN the Harz Mountains. near here,
yesterday.
Scores of passengers were injured.
The train was derailed and plunged
down mountain side. The track
had been washed out by floods.
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FOUND DEAD Of
ASPHYXIATI0N

Ninth precinct police are investi-
eating the circumstances surround.
ing the death by asphyxiation early
today of Eugene NJ. Farmer. As years
old. 1902 Eleventh st. N. E.
Farmer was found lying In bed in
a room on the second floor with a
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a reconditioned Jennie" plans. built
in 1916.
According TO Brig. Gen. Ransom II.
Gillette. commanding officer at Pine
Camp Reservation, the Graf. was in
good condition when 1t took off
Both aviators were experienced
fliers. Captain Wheeler, graduate
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FLOOD RELIEF TRANSFER

TO facilitate relief work, the Mis-
GiBsippi Valley flood relief headquar-
tiers of the American Red Cross will
be transferred from New Orleans to
Washington, beginning work here
next Monday, 1t was announced last
night. The offices will be estab-
Hshed in the assembly hall of the
national headquarters on Seven
4senth Street.
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SEE OUR WINDOWS
DON'T MISS THIS SALE.

SALE STARTS T 11H2 9th AN
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gas jet turned on. He was discov-
cred by George E. Lawson. SAB
Eleventh St N. E.. who went to the
house searching for MIN. Lawson
called the Casualty Hospital ambu-
lance ana DR.. Angelo pronounced
Farmer dead.
The police were advised that
Farmer had been drinking when he
went home last night. and 1t is
thought that he may have acciden-
tally turned on the gas. There is
possibility that he may have COM
mitted suicide, 1t was said.
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Court to Investigate
Death of Two Airmen

WATERFOWL. N. r., July r.
The national guard court Of inquiry
prepared today to issue "a finding in
the deaths OF Capt. Curtis Wheeler
and Lieut.. Carl ]. Sack, who fell in