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The Washington times., 1927-01-29

fell into the arms of accompany.
ing deputy sheriffs.
He was revived and for two
hours he participated in the grue.
some task of finding and removing
the, dismembered head of his VIC
tim from the frozen ground.
All but one Of the missing parts
of Mrs. Hales body have been dug
up from clearing in the woods.
The missing part is the right hand.
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Washinsfoa Tinlee-flIIre.i, Warrjs,
story Of her life with Charlie Chaplin,
Bill HastinGs' story Of George YOunR'a
Catalina triumph and "Tho Web u
Fear" by John Goodwin.
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Dies UP.
SLAIN WIFE

PLATTEyILLE, Wis, Jan. 20.
Although verging on complete
physical collapse, william NJ. Cot
fey, former Bible school student,
self-confessed bigamist and slayer
of his bride. Mrs. Hattie Hales. for
the first time since his apprehen
sion, began today to desperately
fight to save himself from the
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ToSpeak atDinner
All Time, staff Photos

MRS. ALFRED BROUsSEAU, presi-
dent-g general Of the D. A. r., will adj
dress the Wakefield Memorial Dinner,
to be held soon here, in the interests. of
preserving George Washington's birth
place at Wakefield, Va.
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NEWS BRIEFS Of
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Jan. 20
Hugh Reid, of Thrifton Village,
prominent attorney. announced to-
day that he will be a candidate in
the Democratic primary for the
house Of delegates. Col. Charles T..
Jesse, present member, has stated
that he will not be candidate for
reelection.
With more than 200 attending the
annual meeting of the Arlington
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wedding anniversary of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Mansfield White, Mrs.
Upton. of Chicago. entertained at
card party at the White home
Thursday evening. Mrs. George
Brewer and Lawrence A. ChidwelI
made the high scores. and the guest
prizes were awarded to Mr.. and
Mrs. White,
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AHReadyforaou'.

MRS. H. L. WEST. president of the
Washington Cat Club, is holding
"Morningside Itsawunda," one of her
entries in the cat show, sponsored by
the club, to be held February / and 2
at Wardman Park Hotel.
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WEST POINTERS TO DINE

As part Of the national dinner to
be celebrated in various cities
throughout the country on the ami.
versary OF the foundation of the
Washington SECTION Of the .Associa.
ton OF Graduates OF West Point will
hold its celebration in the Willard
Hotel, March ~.
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JAPANESE RULERS WELL

TOKYO, Jan. 20. Emperor
Hirohito and the empress have en-
tirely recovered from severe colds
from which they have been suffer.
ing since the death of the late
Emperor Yoshihito.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-07
SAYS TESTS PROVE
 275 BEER HARMFUL

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. '. (P-A two year investigation has disclosed that 2.75 per cent beer contains enough alchohol to be injurious to anyone who drinks 1t, Miss Cora Frances Stoddard, of Boston, declar- ed today at the annual convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union.
 The organization will base upon Miss Stoddard's report it's stand against light wines and beer.
 Experiments in the research were carried on in the nutrition labora- tory of the Carnegie Institution at Washington, Miss Stoddard reported. Tn one test, in which subjects were asked to catch water in the series of Icups, seven out of eight men failed to make acceptable marks after drinking 2.75 per cent beer, she said.
 In another test requiring continu- ous attention, she found the efficiency of seven men out of eight to have been impared by If per cent after they had drunk "only a couple of pints of the beer"
 The report advocated an experi- ment laboratory for every court handling liquor evidence.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-07
BRANDED FLAPPERs

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 2. (P--A brand" about six inches above the knee is the latest fad of the flapper bathing beauty in the Old Dominion.
 A. few pieces of adhesive tape, a fev idle hours on the beach, or at the lake, and the girl wears the brand of her choice, usually that of some far vored college Greek letter fraternity. The tape prevents sunburn and tan ming. leaving the letters plainly visible
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-07
AMERICAN GIRL |S
 IN GERMAN OPERA

BERLIN, Sept. 7. (P)-Esther Ston of Beaver, Pennsylvania, has been engaged by the Purssian state opera for two years to sing at the state opera in Cassel. She will sing German and Italian roles. Miss Stoll received her musical education from Herbert Witherspoon in New York. For the past year she has been coached by various German vocal masters.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-07
STUDIES STATE MUSIC

NOWATA, Okla, Sept. '. F)-- Music composers of their respective states are being studied by club women of Illinois, Iowa and Texas, Mrs. Eugene B. Lawson, of Nowata, chairman of the division of music Apf the General Federation of Wom- en's Clubs, announced that report will be made soon on this special study.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-07
WINE COMES HIGH

GRANITE FALLS, Minn., Sept. z. (P)-Three bottles of French wine en- riched the fund for Mississippi valley flood sufferers by s225 when sold at public auction. One pint brought $125 another $65 and the third $35
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-07

School suits, at Outside prices. Urbach's.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-07

Latest Brunswick photographs and records. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-07

Seattle chocolate ana vanilla ice cream. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-07

Fresh killed local chickens. Car stems Packing Company.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-07
Brown & Hawkins-Quality First.

Fresh killed local chickens. Car stems Packing Company.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-07
See Blue Shop for late styles.

The Gateway leads; other follow.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-07

Boys all wool school suits, long pants. Urbach's.
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KGO (384) Oakland-Orchestra
XII (468) Los Angeles-Chamber music.
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BY Ahern

6:0o-Santa Claus, courtesy of Peoples
Quitting Company.
7:SO-Banner's Home Lovers Hour"
Thursday
iO:SO-fIvs Stock Market Weather Fore
NOOn-zaring Theater Program; "Bur
kie" Burkette, organist.
12:45-Mdwest Livestock Exchange.
IS O'Clock
WAIU 1881 Columbus Orchestra.
WTMJ i294) Observation-Disclosures.
KDKA 1916 Acknowledgement.
WGHP lsl9l Detroit--Concert.
WEBB 1850 Chicago Chiidren's hour.
WTAM 1900 Cleveland Orchestra.
WEI WE 4s H Ss%
wEAF (492) New York-Dinner music. To
WRC (469). WCAE (5lD.
$50 O'Clock
WAY (227) Cleveland-Concert.
Wink (265l observation-disclosures.
WBAL 1881 Baltimore-Concert.
WBZ 1881 fsld-Musical.
WJR CAD Detroit-Ehsemble
WIZ (454) New York-Jeddo highlanders.
--6 O'clock
WRyA (254) Richmond Concert.
WSEA t263) Norfolk-Concert.
WPG (273l Atlantic City-Concert.
WHAM (280) Rochester-Concert.
WTMJ l294) Milwaukee, Concert.
WGN 1900 Chicago-Stocks: Uncle Quin;
wGHP isi9) Detroit--Lady Moon.
WAX w ,. 3SS7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WsAi CssiJ incinnati--orchestra
Wild (sss, chicago- Symphony;
wCCo l416) Minneapolis-st. Paul-Dinner
WOE 9422 Observation-Disclosures.
WLW t428l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WMA0 (447) Chicago-organ recital: or
WIZ ASA New York-orchestra
WEAF (4e2) New York-Synagogue serv-
wBAP 5000 Fort worth--Concert.
KYW (526) Chicago-Uncle Bob.
$50 O'Clock
wTAM t4oo) cleyeland-Blue room pro-
WEAF t4s2) New York-The soconvans
WISH WISH 1Gt2aS WEI WEEI SIR W WEG 5ss
N MP1 E(S 5as) eeh hcssOaDconceTs
WHO $3.50 DeS MoineS-Orchestra.
~ O'clock
WOOD (24S) Chattanooga Children's hour;
WNOX 1861 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
WORD (275) Chicago-Musical: Uncle Dan.
WHAM (280) Rochester-Band.
VIDAL (285) Baltimore-Trio
WADE (2g7) Akron-Entertainerg
WLIB (306l Chicago-Concert.
WGHP (319) Detroit-Organ.
WSM (341l notwithstanding story; din
wis ts45j chicago-orchestra: soIoist:
Shakespeare series.
woo (375) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WGY (379l chenectady--Band.
WBBM 1881 Chicago Concert; dance
orchestra: organ recital.
WHO (4l6) Chicago-News: orchestra;
WOR 1922 Neutrality-suspicious.
WIZ (454l New York-Champion SparkIers.
To- WRHM (261ls KDKA (Sl6), VIZ
VISIT Cl hsD Iowa sSTa' city-Air college; mu-
wEAF i4S2i New York-National mu-
vow 1isos1)c. WAC .CG5iiSTj,. WHO t5ss5sS
WNYC $3.50 New Workshops; course in
appreciation of music.
$50 O'clock
WHAD t270l MISUNDERSTANDING PRO-
gram. music.
WHAM $500 Tlochester--M Musical.
WLW (423) Cincinnati-Studio.
WJR (441) retroit-OrcheStra.
WIZ (454) New York--Sylvania Foresterg.
To KDKA (3l6), WIZ 1881. KYW (626l.
XII 1852 Los Anaeles QEchestSas
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FARM BUREAU ACTIVE
ON EVE OF CAMPAIGN
Membership Drive Prelminaries in
Seyenty-S Six Counties.

Taylor

F'ieldmen of the Indiana Farm
Bureau federation and local -ead-
ers are working in seventy six coun-
ties of the State this week, Lying
the ground work for next weeks
intensive membership campaign. In
other counties, for various local rea-
sons, the drive will be put off until
the first Of the year.
While actual soliciting will not be-
gin until next Monday, this week
will be a busy one for the field
workers. Saturday win be Poster
Day all over the State, at which
time the two-clor farm bureau post
er bearing the words Arm the
Farm" will be placed. Friday viii
be farm bureau day III the schools,
when a special message from PRESS
dent w. Fl. Settle win be delivered.
Sunday will be observed ais farm
bureau day in churches. Special
sermon outlines. prepared in the
farm bureau offices, have been sent
To all ministers.
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Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

FINDER the direction of Cesare
" Sodero, a tabloid version of Won
Weber's opera, der Freischutz
(The Free Shooter) will be present.
ed to NBC Red network listeners at
$50 tonight from WEAF, New York.
Astrid Fjelde, soprano, will sing
the part of Agathe; Rosalie Wolf,
mezzo- soprano, will sing Annchen.
Judson House, tenor will take the
part of Max and Carl Robbins will
be heard in Kilian. The role of
Cuno will be taken by William Gar
field, bass, and Kaspar by Hans
Kramer, bass baritone.
Tune in WSAI, Cincinnati;
W7AS, Louisville; WHO, Des
Moines, or WSM, Nashville.
The Cincinnati Conservatory Of
Music Orchestra, under the direc-
ton of Rudolph Thomas will delight
music lovers with Beethoven's SYM
phony No. 5, G minor and Larghetto
man non troppo, a concert piece for
piano and orchestra by Weber and
List, in their concert from WLW,
Cincinnati at 1880 tonight.
From the same station at 8:15,
Heerman'S Instrumental Trio will
send out Schubert's Andante and
Scherzo from trio in B fiat, OPP. 80;
two Negro melodies by Coleridge
Taylor; deep River" and Some
times I Feel Like a Motherless
Child and Hungarian Dances in
r and A major by Brahms.
Beethoven's moonlight Sonato''
will be played during the Slumber
Music hour, broadcast through the
NBC Blue network from WIZ, New
York.
The Slumber program continues to
be one Of exceptional interest from
a musical point of view. It is on
the aire at 10 tonight.
A complete program for this
broadcast follows:
first Moyement from "3o eri9gS Mo11f'
aeoIa and silver lwsitaj s.ss hsHsI
aFo OS'41 indian Love Lyrics. Dup0n'
Woodford- Finder
Msnust from ,,EF Third symphony Haydn
s'Angelus-F Boheme" $50, J. .MasSenet
Allegretto from violin Sonata in F
MAJOR .-.............. 0tlef
Romance" ................... %. E. Bach
I'm the Shadows ......... Herman FincE
Busy Bee .....,...........,.... Bends
The great operate Wagnerian star
Nine. Elsa Alsen, will divide time
with the celebrated violinist, Sascha
Jacobsen in the Columbia Phono-
graph Conpany's program at to-
night.
In the holster radio hour which
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starts at 8, the high spots will in
clude the prelude from Carmen" by
the holster Symphony Orchestra, as
well as other selections from the ia
nous opera by Bizet.
These two programs come from
WOR, Newark New York, and are
sent over the Columbia system. Lo-
cal fans may tune in WOWO, TT.
Wayne; WMAQ, Chicago; WKRC.
Cincinnati; WGHP, Detroit, or
WAIU, Columbus.
The Mediterraneans, under the d.
rection or Hugo Mariani, will be
heard tonight at from WIZ, New
York, and other NBC Blue network
stations, in the following program of
classical jazz:
"Hungaria''
III Trovatore"
Fantasia OrientaIe"
Egyptian Echoes"
Echoes of Ireland'
The. Philharmonic Quartet will
feature the weekly course in appre-
citation of music from Hunter Col
lege and broadcast through WNYC,
New York, at 7:3O tonight. DR.. Hen
ry T. Fleck will again be at the
leaders desk explaining the various
compositions of chamber music as
well as sidelights on the life of the
composer.
The Ipana Troubadours will be
heard in their regular weekly pro-
gram at 8 tonight in the following
dance numbers:
The American Grip
I'm Wondering Who'
Adoration ,. ,c.uo -.
Doll Dance ~SAo sulS
Moonlight Lane" CWaltz)
Tribune March
NO One Knows But the Red, Red Rose,
Among My Souvenirs 'oS"Ais'
There Must Be Somebody Else"
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w e w4 FS2 E 1s Y9 WR sSs Ts With
1909. WV 1922. WSAI !Ssl). WI, WD r.
1891, KSD (545).
VILLA (5O8] Clearwater-Musical.
WOW (5O8) Omaha-Orchestra.
WHO (535l Des Moines-Quartet.
IS O'clock
WOOD (246l Chattanooga-String band;
organ recital
WNOx 1861 Knoxville Classical.
kohl 1918 Council Bluffs-Herr Prof.
HeinAch Schultzenheim and his boys.
WTMJ 1894 Milwaukee-Band.
KFAB (309) Lincoln Orchestra.
WPCH 1925 New York-Boxing.
xxx (337) Los Acknowledgements
WIS (345) Chicago hour.
WSAI 1851 Cincinnati-OrcheStra
VIVID 1866 Chicago-Mooseheart program:
KTHEs isslj Hot springs-or Orchestra; organ
wSBM 1887 Chicago-string trio-operatic
wI fSiSOS Sz2sS DISTINGUISHING trio.
WIZ (454l New YorkTString d TITO and en-
tts sls5. WBz 1881. XIV $3.50.
VIGIL (484l Chicago
WEAF (492l New York-Ipana Trouba-
dopFs e wdE sCa VIE 3a $780, w Ws
$751; voc Cs ss5S w9Y Wy ( ;sS WAN
(400), WCCO (416). WEEP (447). WHAS
(461). WRC (469), WSB l476, WBAP
(500l. WOW (5OS), VINO l517l. WCAE
(5I7). WHO 1881. KSD (545).
KPRc t2s4) H ousfon1c Concert
XIII (4l6l Los Angeles Children's hour.
WOS l422l Jefferson City Educational pro-
AAA4s4a 4
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WHO (535). KSD (545).
VITO (535) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
- -,r,

w AAO wow OASAASoNANs
10 O'clock
WAY (227) Cleveland-Vocal.
WRVA 1854 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WPG 1871 Atlantic City-Dance.
WHAM i280) Observation-Disclosures.
WTMJ (294) Milwaukee-Organ and or
WON (SO6) Chicago-Sam m Henry: mu-
sic box: melody time.
KFAB 1907 Lincoln--Orchestra.
WPCE 1929 New York-variety,
WTAM l400l Cleveland-Orc Orchestra.
WHO t416) Chicago--Stage show.
WOR (422l Newark-Orches
WLW (428) Cincinnati-Orchestra.
WJR l441) Observation-Disclosures.
WMAQ (a47) Chicago-Orchestra
XII (468) Los Angeles-Pcpular.
-1O:S0 O'clock
WSM CAD Nashville Orchestra.
WBBM 1897 hicago-Orchestra
WEAF (492) New York-Orchestra To
WSAI 1871, WCsH 1929. WcAE OLD.
XIV 1526J Chicago serenaders.
Ill O'clock
COAST NETWORKS Francisco-'Th
yagabonds in the Cumberlands TO
KK Pon 4 800 Ka2 t gs19 Kq9 1891
wLfB ts06l Chicago Hoodiums.
WIS (345l Chicago-Popular.
Wild 1885, Chicago Entertainers.
WHIT 1887 Chicago--Popular.
XIII (41el Los Angeles Musical
WHO t4l6l Chicago Orchestra and enter
tanners.
-l2 osClock--
CNRV l2ell yancouvef-The night caps.
WILLIE (30ol Chicago Orchestra.
webb 1851 Chicago Orchestra
WpAF g270l Kanses city rolls
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$4,000 LOAD OF BEER,
TRUCK DRIVER HELD
Seizure Of 10000 Bottles Of Brew
Made in Indiana.

Made IN Indiana.
BIZ Times Special
Pa PORTE, Ind, Dec. t. Samuel
johnson, Toledo, Ohio. is under $4.-
600 bond to appear in La Porte
Superior Court on charges Of trans
porting liquor and possession as the
result fof seizure of q truck which
he was driving with load Of 10000
bottles of beer valued at $1,000. The
bottles bore the label of a Canadian
brewery.
Arrest Of johnson followed an
accident west Of Rolling Prairie, Ind.
when an automobile occupied BY
Blair Heating and John .Burlow,
Chicago, crashed into his truck.
Ke4ting and BurIow were slightly
injured. A companion Of johnson
fed after the crash and has not
let been found
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Dial TzCisters

WFBM 0O9O-275) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power q Light Col
r. M.
apOlis Times).
S;15-Fire Prevention Talk by Horace
6:3O-IndianaDolis Athletic Club and
Columbia Club Orchestras,
7:30--Wheeler City Mission.
8:3O-virginIa Sweet Hour-The Fish
back COmDany.
1O:3O-IndianapoHs Athletic Club and
Columbia Club Orchestras.
Thursday
Neutrality-suspicious. Grain Market Re-
ports.
WKBF f119O-252) INDIANAPOLIS
(HIoosier Athletic CIubl
r. M.
b;OO--Lats N,Ws Bulletins and spOrts.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Pu-on and One-ClaSp Flare Models. The flare cuffs trimmed with contrasting color and stitching Paris point embroidery All pique sewn.
Evening star., 1927-10-04
REALTORS HONOR
LLOYD F. GAINES
Annual Meeting of Associate
Division of Board Selects
New Chairman.

lloyd r Gaines Of the firm of
Thomas L. .Iarrell Co. last night was
elected chairman of the associate di-
vision of the Washington Real Estate
Board at the annual meeting Of the
division. which is composed of en-
pIoyes of the active members Of the
board, held at the Wardman Park
Hotel
w. +. Throckmorton of the firm of
Douglass & Phillips was elected vice
chairman. and other newly elected of
ficers include: Horace Browning of the
firm OF w. G.. e. A. \. Miller, secretary.
and Hugh Phillips of the firm of Boss
& Phelps and L. J. Kyle of the Ward
man Construction Co, assistants to the
appraisal committee of the Real Estate
Board.
2eoorts of committees also were
given during the business session. and
an address on saleSmanShip was de
Greted by r. n. Wells OF Chicago.
About so members of the division at
tended the session.
The retiring officers of the division
are NJ. p. Candy, chairman; Ernest w.
Farley. secretary. and l.. {. Leigh and
w. NJ. Throckmorton. assistants TO the
appraisal committee of the board
The annual election meeting of the
Real Estate Board, ii is announced
will he held next Monday evening at
the Nardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1927-10-04
FLOOD DRIVES MANY
KANSANS FROM HOME
Farmers and City Dwellers Suffer
as Waters Rise After
Rains.
By the Associated Press.


KANSAS CITY. October 4.-The
crest of a flood that left hundreds of
farmers and city dwellers homeless in
southeastern Kansas today approached
the northern Oklahoma border, threat
ening to increase crop and live stock
losses in that State
Although clc~. weather yesterday
brought relief after torrental week
end rains, streams draining south
eastern Kansas continued TO pour
water into the Nerdigris River To
create new food records.
The EerdiSris was falling slowly at
Independence. kans.. today after it
reached record high mark to drive
scores from their homes. 1t was the
fifteenth time in the last II months
that the stream had overfioWed.
With large areas inundated this
week in Kansas. western Missouri.
Oklahoma and Texas. heavy losses
have been reported to cotton, corn and
Winter wheat. Only three persons
are known to have been killed, all in
Texas.
Evening star., 1927-10-04
WOMAN SHOOTS TWO
IN RESTAURANT RAID
Former Suitor, Escaping Fusillade.
Aids Police in Hunt for
Assailant.

Ey the Associated Press
CHICAGO, October "A woman
burst into the Huron Restaurant, on
North Clark street, last night, opened
fire with a revolver, wounded two men
diners. and then. knocking over tables
and chairs in her path, walked out
back door, hailed a cab and was driven
away.
Police are looking for Miss Maxine
Allen. IS. They believe it was she
who fired the shots, aiming at George
Ringenberger, a former suitor. Rim
genberger dived under a table as she
entered and was not hurt. Harry.
Woods, diner, fell with a bullet in
the abdomen and may die Henry
1eckar was shot through the chin.
Ringenberger spent the night riding
about with one of the police squad
looking for the woman. He said he
wanted police protection until Miss AL
len is arrested.
Evening star., 1927-10-04
Churchman Dies in Auto Crash

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. October
(P).-W. E. NJ. Hackleman, 59. of
India napoiis. Ind, internationally
known church song editor and leader.
was killed in an automobile accident
near St. Elmo. H., yesterday. He
was riding with Charles Daugherty,
also of India polls, to Springfield to
dead the singing at the seventy
seventh annual Illinois convention of
the Disciples o. Christ. DauSherty
~c.o nod l., i,,y-v,
Evening star., 1927-10-04
HoNoRED By ASSOCIATES
Luncheon for c. C. Wells, Bureau
=
Messenger, pom Retirement.

Charles C.. Wells. head messenger
of the General Accounting Off1ce, was
rendered a luncheon Saturday at the
office cafeteria by his friends and
associates upon the occasion Of his
retiring from active duty at the end
Of 4? years Of continuous service for
his Government. Mr.. Wells was pre-
scented with q mantel clock by the
group. The presentation speech was
made by Carl Collier. disbursing officer.
Mr.. Wells was born at Fairfax, Va.
where he has since resided, and first
entered the Government service in
the Treasury. January 81. 1884. under
President Arthur and Secretary Of
the Treasury Charles s. Folger.
Evening star., 1927-10-04
Armour Will Is Filed.

The will OF Robert F.. Armour has
been filed for probate. He leaves
s.. 900 to his son, Robert NJ. Armour
and 81 200 to niece, Elizabeth Rob
inson. His daughters. Mrs. Elenor A.
Wells and Mrs. Lilly A. Newcomer
are named as the residuary legatees.
Col II. c. Newcomer, "a sGn-in-law, ana
James B. Lambie, are appointed ex-
ecutors.
Evening star., 1927-10-04
Sues on Charge Of False Arrest.

William Goodman sued David s.
Hendrick yesterday for $4,000 dam
ages for alleged false arrest. He says
Mr.. Hendrick swore to an information
in Police Court charging him with at
tempting to conceal an automobile
August 19 and after a trial the next
day he was acquitted Of the charge
Attorney Lawrence koenigsberger ap
pears for the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1927-10-04
NEW FARMERS MARKET
ACTION SEEN BY BRUCE
Marylander Believes Congress Will
Act without Delay in Provid-
ing Site for Produce.

The new Congress will act without
delay to provide for a new Farmers
Market to replace the one which soon
must he abandoned TO make way for
the Internal Revenue Building, in the
opinion Of Senator Bruce. Democrat.
Of Maryland. and an active member
of the Senate District committee. The
Maryland Senator made brief visit
to Washington yesterday.
The Government is anxious to get
possession OF the space hPtWCen r.
Evening star., 1927-10-04
HORTON is INSTALLED
GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE
First Official Act Is to Set Aside
Period of Mourning for His
Predecessor.

By the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. October T.
Official Tennessee is in mourning for
one WHO, in the words of his success
sor. ''like the prophet Of old walked
with his Lord"
In an inauguration the simplicity
Of which was in accord with the
general spirit prevailing in Nashville
and Tennessee, Henry RI. Horton to-
day took the oath of Office of gov
ernor. He succeeded Austin Peay.
Evening star., 1927-10-04
GERMAN.LITHUANIAN
COMPROMISE REPORTED
Expulsion of Teutons to Be Halted
Pending Final Settlement
of Dispute.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, October A compromise
is announced in the German-Lithu-
anian settlement question. This con-
troversy has to do with complaints Of
the German residents of the City of
Memel that Lithuania was violating
autonomous rights granted by a spe-
cial accord drawn up in 1924. The
compromise Is in the nature of a gen
tlemen's agreement" between Gustav
Stresemann, the German foreign min
Evening star., 1927-10-04

ister, and the Lithuanian premier. II
In provided that all expulsions OF Ger.
mans from Memel and Lithuania shall
be held in allegiance pending final set
tlement Of the entire problem.