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Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-23
TRIPLE SHAVING IN CHICAGO AS POLICE
 AUTO THIEF BATTLE
MYSTERY GIRL ESCAPES-Slx BULLETS OUT OF SEVEN FIND
 MARK

CHICAGO, June p. (P)-Darkness mantled triple staying on the North Side Valley with no witnesses left to tell what happened except mystery girl who fled in horror before the roar of the last revolver shot died away. Two policemen shot it out with an au- tomobile thief and all three were killed Officer Farley is still living and conscious, and said when the po- lice reserves arrived ''they threw a woman in a car with him. She ran." The deadly accuracy of the aim was shown by the fact that all but one of seven shots found their mark, with a single wild shot fired by the robber.
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5. 5. ADMIRAL WATSON
 EN ROUTE NORTH 180

SEATTLE, June 23 (P)-The s. s. Admiral Watson sailed for the North yesterday morning and carried 18O passengers. Among those destined for Seward are Mrs. l. Mott, Miss Mott, Don Ballum, Louis Manus, Els ther M Rangner, May NJ. Miller, John Spier, Miss A. J Arick, Robert R. Brown, Walter Blue, Edith Hollo- way and sister, Mrs. Hattie Swan, J. c. Beach and wife and A. P. Greeley and wife.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-23
STRIKING CONV|CTS ARE SUBS|ST|NC ON
 MINE MULES OATS
CONNECTS AND IA CAPTIVE GUAR DEANS BARRlcADED IN COAL
 MINE THREE DAYS

LANSING, Mich, June g. (P- Oats issued as rations to mules con- stitute the only food known to be available to BPS convicts and IA cap tive guards barricaded in the prison coal mine since tuesday morning. As the mutineers passed the 45th hour there was nothing to in dicate they wished to withdraw the ultimatum: "No cigaretets, no coal"
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WANTS NO CHEAP DISPLAY

ST. LOUIS, June 23. (P-Colonel Charles Lindbergh showed temper when he found that the medals pre- sented him for his transatlantic flight by the crowned heads of Europe were on display in a department store at once and slowed them in a vault at window. He ordered them removed a bank.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-23
LANDS IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, June 23. P)-Col Chas. Lindbergh landed at Boiling Field at 11:27 from Dayton. He was met by officials of the War, Navy and Commerce Departments who will con- fer with him on his future plans and obtain his views on the development of aviation abroad
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-23
FISHING CREW MISSING

TRURO, Mass, June 23. (P)- Three members of the crew of the fishing schooner Surge are missing and are believed to have been drowned after she was sunk in a collision with the Clyde Line steamer Ozark five miles off Cape Cod. Nineteen others were rescued.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-23
SAILS AUGUST FIRST

WASHINGTON, June 23. (P)-John c. Grew concluded his services as un- der Secretary of State and will sail August to take up his duties as Am bassadOr to Turkey.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-23
PRESIDENT MISSES STORM

CHICAGO, June 23. (P)-President Coolidge visited Rapid City, s. D., to negotiate the nations business. He narrowly escaped a severe hailstorm which struck the town only 40 min utes after he left to return to his sum- mer home in the hills.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-23
TEN MODERN COMMANDMENTS"

HOLLYWOOD, June 23. (P)-"Ten modern commandments,' which will be shown in film shortly, includes bans against: Parking and betting, one-piece bathing suits, noisy chewing gum, public powdering and rouging and coveting other girls sweethearts.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-23
WATER NOTICE

Water vii be shut down about 10 o'clock tonight on Fourth annd Fifth Avenue including Van Glider, Teck- henberg building and Hartman build ing.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
Jn Men1oriam.

BROOKER. In sad hut loving remembrance
qf Of mg m3r mother ana two brot6sTs' MARTHA
BBkk38kER Bk88R @ @ganasry; Il +, 1ai7:; w1fLflHiAS
0'heEi Shall haE' f0rSN2ttSsr SNHSEy you F. DobsoSgeT a
husband and "a father. her "'fTd HYMAS q pophR b dess
Who departed this life nine years ago. May
MRS. LENA DoDEK AND CHILDREN.
voted mother; Mrs. HARRIET DREW.
today. May VIZ 81 iS2S. iss away one year ago
All dread of the distant future all fears
that oppress today.
Like nllsts that oppose the sunlight have
nolselessly passed away.
NO call nor clamor can rouse her from
ror sl9mofrs anIr G so pure and deep. ,.
HFs fsfI% fRF%$ofED' '@sS DzUsHTER CHI aS'2 AND soS
JACKSON. A tribute of love and devotion
and sister. ROSA E. JACKSON who de-
bssrtedd dth tins life three years ago today. May
We are lonely. here without her.
Can we help from feeling lonely
Though absent from us. she he is Just as dear.
LIND. In loving memory of our dear daugh:
ter and mother. ELSIE G.. LIND tuas'
1925. W W. = "''' -4"' -
She is gone; but ever near
MOTHER AND CHILDREN.
MARSHALL. MARSHALL. In loving memory of our dear
sHAh wso oa depared Ss fe nine Years
ago today. May 23. 1918. p
The month Of May once more is here, r
To us the. saddest of the year
Because nine wears ago today T
oS ffSSSnE M6Rf PASSED SISTERS fEaE AND
MORGAN. III SAD bit fovinE rememhrancs
MORGAN: who departed t sf'' this life H one ne year
ago today. May 90. 1926; -
Fold her. Master. in Thy arms.
And let her always be
A messenger of love between
DENYIS GAIS,BnFAN ASD ALICE CARROLL AND
our. dear husband and tp'f father i nT4S5 GEoRGE
W. NEALE. who departed this life five
H fE2 s2efy wfE MsE aS 5eai eaLpREx
tte Firl l0ERE EYELYN as%0 o SMITH HHs aa!hRo Hho
ps ppsssseed,s edsa away three years ago today. May
Dearest darling. how, I miss you. s..
There is not day that I do not think Of
In my heart your memory fingers.
sweetly tender. fond and true.
Some day hope to meet you. es<4s
But know not when.
In that beautiful land of God So.
->s'0' % 0iff Her skItT1 Iov1NG MOTHER. e
Sacred 70 the memory of our
23. 1917.
Mother. mother" in vain: she answered
no more.
HER GHILDREN' Ne nancy JOHN JOHN. CLARA
AND MORRIS.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
WOMAN'S PARTY MEETING
CALL IS SENT FORTH
Cooperation With Feminist Move
ment Abroad to Be Major Topic
Before Convention.

The call for the national convention
of the Noman's Party to be held in
Colorado Springs July to 10 was
sent out today to all members of the
organization. signed by Mrs. o. FL. p.
Belmont OF New York, president of the
party, and all national officers.
The call states that the most impor-
tant matter to come before the conven-
ton Is consideration of how the
Woman's Party may best cooperate
with the women of other nations In
the international woman movement"
According to Mabel Vernon, executive
secretary of the party, a group OF
prominent European feminists has
proposed that q committee represent
ing feminists of every country be es-
tablished at Geneva to work for equal
rights for women in all legislation en-
acted by the League of Nations and in
all recommendations the league sends
to its member nations.
While much has been done to remove
discrimination against women, the call
concludes, nevertheless women are
"still in countless ways subject class
in this country and all over the
world" The convention will make
plans "for pressing forward with the
equal rights movement until. complete
equal rights between men and women
have been established"
Evening star., 1927-05-23
Deaths.

RING. On sunday, May e2 1897, at $40
pm q SSley HospitsN ptN after fer s.d brief IT.
ssoysd wife q Timothy ,ss M Ring Of Sia
Wednesday, May y. at 80 am: es thene" %r
n1a;: mass s.. %iIl be sung at 10 am. Please
SHAW. Suddenly. Nav 81, 1927 at $40
Ct b. her TefiSsnGe fT 145 sSrd H, =, ~
bsofed Re q William shA RSber e's Shaw n
morning MAY "a at B an thence 70
mass viii Be sung at o;i5 ~ a3
TiNsLEY: THURSDAY. May r., 1927, at
ley Tnied satnayi staies Vice consul Geofsa
papers please eopy.)
Turner. sunday, May 90. 1927, az his
1rTtasSa rtSER R Ssoysa Sh bssbanS ri % o Y4TaATE M ufd
brother Of John H. Turner Of Leayea-
6{rine Henry OF Son52e: : Ca Ca; ., SotI:e ri &,Si
Ernest Jarvis Co.. 2222 Ga, ave. NV.
TURNER. An inmates Of Star Of Hone
II Bdhsr Fa NhrRHN2t m P2f4 f4bRIfs & 4s dah G
meeting Tuesday, May "a, s pm.
EA. BREWER. w. K. ' -' ~
"ilkrF u! F.!as, as sqq4ay Ra ca1L HsE e l2s7
hand Of The & late n Mary A. Greaser Waaker
MAY a4. at pm. 1nterment ConEres
sional Cemetery.
WAnn. Ca Monday. May s3. 1897. at the
Cordova. ANNA JACQJELINE WEBB.
widow Of Dr.. William Ward and beloved
mother Of Ninqs. Edith J of this sAts
tlce of funeral later.
WELLS. Saturday. May 21. 1927. at 1o:15
am. at Providence Hospital. CHARLES
F.. beloved husband Of Marv r Wells
ing st; ne, BroOkland. d. c., on TUssday,
May "a. at p.m. lnterment Rocs Crcek
WELLS. A special communication OF St.
Jqhn's MASONIC Lodge, No, II. F. 4, 4.
tending ten the funeral Of our late brother.
Attest. aifM JAS. E. HHTdHINs6S HHTMtA Gastfs sceretsry
WILLIS. Departed this life MAY % 1877,
at Freedmen's Hospital GEORGE WILLIS.
beraY beloved so, son & ct Mrs oy Lucy Crawford FL
MAY 20. at pm Remains may be viewed
at GIL Acker st. ne, after pm. Tues
w0oDFoRD. On Sunday. May 90, 1927, At
NV, LILLIAN WOODFORD. beloved
daughter of Spencer and Lucy Woodford
ad and sister of Alta Ward. jamie and, Louise
tv6I tWoodf32rd. Funeral Wednesday; :, MAY %.
29 pm na5mof ase9e and BfD ttnG5 Gbqh n35 g.
Interment Harmony Cemetery. .'' 34s ''
YOCuM. On SUNDAY, May 22. 1927. at
Georgetown, Hospital. JOHANNAH 70.
a Eeaos ssfS Rappt ss Gom Anaedsta 1af D. e
Funeral from Thomas r. Nalley Sons
funeral funeral pasrlors, 13l l1th st. Sc. on
and fads dNay nvted R e. % attend
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Evening star., 1927-05-23
SHOT TO DEATH IN ROW.
Ernest Scott Accused Of Staying
Clarence Briggs in Pistol Duel.

Clarence Briggs, colored, q years
old, was shot to death yesterday
morning at 221 Third street southwest,
In a pistol battle, and Ernest Scott,
also colored, At years old, was held
today by a coroner's jury on charge
of murder in connection with the case.
The police investigation disclosed
that the men occupied separate apart.
ments at the same address and as a
result of a misunderstanding between
them, shots were exchanged In the
hallway. One bullet struck Briggs in
the hip, severingt an artery, and be-
fore a physician could reach him, he
died from loss Of blood.
Scott, suffering from a slight bullet
wound in the right arm, was treated
at Emergency Hospital. Two pistols
were seized by police of the fourth
precinct as evidence.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR CHARLES p. MORTON
Retired Business Man Of Green
willie, KY, Dies at Home OF
Daughter Here.

Charles P. Morton, II years old. re-
tired business man Of Greenville. KY,
and a resident of Washington for the
past eight years, died in the home of
his daughter, Mrs. w. s. Lasswell, II
Eastern avenue, Takoma Park. Md,
Friday. He had been in failing health
for several years.
Mr.. Morton was employed by the
American Express Co. for time after
coming to this city. He was mem
Der of the Masons and the Order of
the Eastern Star of Greenville.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Gertrude Morton; two daughters, Mrs.
Lasswell and Mrs. J. A. Burks of this
city, and sister, Mrs. George B.
Bruder OF Owensboro, Ky.
Funeral services were conducted in
the S. Fl. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901
Fourteenth street, this afternoon at
2 o'clock. Rev. Frederick Brown Har-
ris off1ciated. Interment was in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
MRS. M. S. CHAPLIN BURIED.
Interment Is In Rock Creek Gene
terry This Afternoon.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary 8.
Chaplin, 80 years old. of $500 Wiscon-
sin avenue, Chevy Chase, Md, promi.
nent worker of Trinity Methodist
Church. were held at the residence at
O'clock this afternoon. Rev. Frank
Steelman officiated. Interment was In
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mrs. Chaplin, who was the wife of
Raymond f. Chaplin, production man
ager of the Southern Diaries, Inc,
was born here. She was for many
years affiliated with the Sibley Guild,
a member of the Rubinstein Club and
sang in churches throughout the city.
She is survived by her husband. a
small daughter, Mildred: two sisters,
Mrs. Amy Quisenberry and Mrs. Hazel
Donegan, and two brothers, Milard
and Alvin Sniffin of this city, and her
father, Edward A. Sniffln.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia--Showers and
tomorrow: not much change in tenn
perature.
Maryland -- Showers and probably
thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow;
not much change in temperature.
Virglnia--Local thundershowers to-
night and tomorrow; little change in
temperature.
West Virginia-Showers and proba-
bly, thunderstorms tonight and tomor-
row: cooler tomorrow.
Records for 2f Hours.
Thermometers PM, 77;S pm, II;
IL midnight, 6Sl 4 am, 68; 8 am, SO;
noon, so.
Barometer-4 pm, so.24:. 8 pm,
1921; 12 midnight. 30.1s: i am, 3012:
8 am, 30.06; noon, 1901.
Highest temperature. 80, occurred
at noon today.
Lowest temperature. IS, occurred at
5 am. today.
Humidity at 2 pm, 50.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 81; lowest. 52.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survsy)
Today--Low tide, TIL ain. and 500
pm; high tide.12:4O am. and 1859
pm. t.~
Tomorrow-Low tide. 1922 am. and
s:57 pm; high tide, 1888 am. and 1859
pm.
The Sun ana Moon.
Today-Sun rose 4:50 am; sun sets
7:20 pm. 49,. ..s
Tomorrow--Sun rises 4:49 am; sun
sets 7:20 pm.
Moon rises 12:42 am; sets 1888
pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.-Tem-
perature. 65; condition. muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
CHURCH BODY ANNOUNCES
GOTH ANNUAL ASSEMBLY
United Presbyterians to Hold Par
ley in Washington, Preceded by
Evangelistic Conference.

Preceded by an evangelistic confer.
ence which will begin tomorrow night
and continue through the next after.
noon, the Sixty-ninth Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church will con-
vene Wednesday night. The sessions
will close May 81 and all will be held
at Wallace Memorial United Presby.
terian Church, Randolph street and
New Hampshire avenue.
Delegates to the conference. num-
bering approximately 800, will be en-
tertained in the homes of members
Of the local church. Rev. c. r. Haw-
thorne. the pastor, Is in charge of ar.
rangements. Rev. DR.. r. A. Hutch
ison, retiring moderator. will preach
at the opening Service Wednesday
night and new moderator will be
elected.
The preliminary meeting will be to
discuss practical phases of eyangelis-
tic work and will be addressed by
leaders in that field Of the church.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
DRIVER HELD RECKLESS.
Boyd III. Enke Arrested Following
Crash Which Injured Pedestrian.

After his automobile collided with
another car at Fifth and o streets
yesterday, bounded upon the sidewalk,
struck and injured a pedestrian and
then came to a halt against fence,
Boyd Headley Enke. giving his ad-
dress as 1877 A street northeast. was
arrested by police of the second pre-
cinct and charged with reckless driv-
ing. illegal possession and transporta-
ton of liquor and failure to have a
drivers permit.
Enke's car and the automobile of
Alfred Ward. 1922 Rhode Island
avenue northeast, came together at
the intersection and Reuben Brown,
colored, 1418 Fifth street. who was
walking along the sidewalk, was in
jured by the former automobile as
1t dashed up over the curb. Brown
was taken to Freedmen's Hospital,
where his injuries were found not to
be serious.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
MRS. M. G. HAMMOND DIES
Widow Of George Clinton Ham
mond Expires at %.

Mrs. Martha @. Hammond. "a
years old, resident of this city for
the past eight years. died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Western Starr,
S506 Lowell street. yesterday. after a
long Illness.
Mrs. Hammond was the widow of
George Clinton Hammond, who died
many years ago while they were liv-
ing in GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Besides Mrs. Starr, Mrs. Hammond
is survived by another daughter, Mrs.
N. A. Partridge of Chicago: a son.
George S. Hammond. Chicago. and a
sister. Mrs. Eliza J. Bacon OF Cin-
cinnati.
Funeral services and interment will
be in GAINESVILLE.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
TO the Health Department in the past "a
hours:
Julia A. Parkins. 81. "A r. ct
Robert Thomson. S0 Washington Homeo-
- Laura K. Whitney. 7s. Stanton Park
Hospital.
foas eqS9Iea WIeers aasnesss S ss37 lin s
Charles E Wells. 4. Providence Hospital
p. Brooks Knelly, 40, Sibley Hospital.
Luther. Hall, -, Emergency HOSPITAL.
chsrlose chsa Il fbssRa1nfSs baIson. fSs ss'h "
Emma Tinker. Is, 2610. stanton. I'd. sc.
George Henry Addison. 40. G27 Sd ct, e;
William Henry Richardson. 1r.. AZ. 1928
9th at.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
3-DAY PARLEY PLANNED.
Sons and Daughters Of Liberty to
Hold Convention Here.

Sons and Daughters Of Liberty of
Virginia will open a three.day con-
vention at the Raleigh Hotel tomor-
row morning with Hope Council. No.
/. and Justice Council, No. 2, Of this
city, entertaining the visiting dele
cation.
The entertainment program includes
an excursion to Great Falls. The
Mrs. Sarah Grubbs. Of Richmond,
State councillor, will preside. The
majority Of the visitors will come from
Richmond.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
CARDS pf Tbanks.

DCGAN. We wish to express our sincere
appreciation and thanks to our many
friends and relatives for, their kindness,
the death OF our dear son. WILLIAM G.
DUGAN.
MR.. AND, MRS. JOHN ]. DUGAN. .
EARLY. The family of the late MARY J.
EARLY extends to relatives and friends
its deep appreciation for expressions of
eympathy during the illness and at the
death of its loved one.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
Deatbs.

COBAUGH. On Saturday May 2f 1927. al
his Ap m lSin HENRY NY Hmes5Es "a GoB1Ga
ArSrtgn pssdaS May Nayoaa aa pm 1nermen'
COBAUGH. A special communication OF
H. p baras ersnch chaG Lodge for E9 m
20. j. New Masonic Temple. washington.
p c., for. the purpose Of conducting
roRoS es2oe HSR s seFSSsii 81 Gg BY odef ss
sDSE& ihs E2Ffn'f1 BsssEffEvRE Secretary.
FLEMING. On Saturday, May q, 1897, z,ra, a,
Norman Fleming.
% ho sgafsp owTK Hp Tueday dRSted Nsg sSn
JSS Tuesday: NAY "a, from hls; Jazz 5Ss residence
Quincy. Saturday. MAY. a1. 1927: at $40
$sSs; fS.sss ,s% Il II: Il. S$s
!, Aloysas Go ! Church where mass will be said
HAMMOND. On Sunday May 22. 1927, at
%sfssSa stsS $500 Lowell Wells St. ,,iI,,ss nv;
Hamond n the SsoSS 9th o. sesr f0f II her "se
Funeral services and interment az at,iad James
ILL.,. ill., and md Janesviie. i INV Wis. papers please
copy.l
HART. Saturday. MAY er. 1927. a. Provi-
fis Of the tseiot late John % and Catherfne Hart Fu
neral from her late residence. ~ x St
THENCE .o g. zOsy. Mny Gharch 81 s sGsqe ssS
viii be said at p am. for. the reposee. Of
h5 S Msan EsasTI Give. and cemsev snd invited IS
HYNsON. Suddenly. May. 90. 1927; at his
S S1ifSdiSs aoMas HYSsoS SFSys a Faasra
Ja<A Mt
Cemetery Chanel. Baltimore. Nd. at pm.
Friends invited. 1nterment at Greenmso9Ynt s9
LOVE. On Monday. May 2s.. 1927, at L 90
ne Mrs r. hss HfEsRfis fl2 nv Er'eE beiove
mother of Harold r. Love and Philip. r.
Love and Mrs; Frank Love MeThaul. No
tice of funeral later. ....
hAfkaH Fas2 qdsesnl{Ys &C. {sa7 !? f2SGshSh pSsETHA
MACKAY. relict,, Of the late Comdir.
sfSss M'fhss nssrnsn ey pnsiHssF n GoFPs
ton Cemetery Tuesday. May "a. at
nExSEs E,sse Of r Fass d@ss ce M e 2pn 1'S e. ao~ M
Of Of Charles 4: Meynes. Funeral services
Friends invited
MIDDLETON, On Friday, May 20, 1927,
at q, Tub tuberculosis Hospital, ROBERT MID
Middleton. Funeral Tuesday. May "a at
fnera % pasor. dS the se y da Ensst aHe Jarvis Co.
MORLEY. Departed this life Monday May
~ 1es Os & Hen hs resdenGe @ capenGda 8t hs ss var
sdHSes3aS ssH 3hS.ley MAY ns g. ffom Sasei Rap
Catholic. Church: Clarendon. where requiem
mass will be said at 9:15 am. Interment
e. Mount oiivet Cemetery. washington.
hid his pesidenee. e SSna sss ss.h 1 g. NV. after
short illness. JOHN. beloved husband of
Annie and brother of Bessie Cook and
William Morton. He also leaves host
Of relatives and friends. Funeral Wednes.
day. 2 pm. from his late residence. "a
Tuberculosis Hospital. JAMES PARKER.
Funeral from Hanlon chapel Tuesday.
May "a. at $50. thence. to Church Of
Nativity. where mass will be said at
am. for the reDose of his soul. lnterment
Forest Glen Nd Relatives and friends
invited to attend.
PERKINS. On Sunday. May &c. 1927. at
Georgetown University Hospital, ADA c:
PERKINS. Funeral Tuesday. May "a. at
$40 p,m., from Perkins chapel. Spring
On Sunday. May 90. 1927, at
her residence. New York City, NOyELLA
dspstsf 81 Foster sd nspshs 5srvis
Phillips; granddaughter. OF ARev. William
!, d. Jarvis. Notice OF 3unegalh hereafter
Evening star., 1927-05-23
SHERIFF IS KILLED.
Vancouver officer Was Preparing
to Raid Still.

VANCOUVER. Wash, May % up.
Sheriff Lester Wood of Clarke
County, Wash, was shot and killed
late yesterday near Dole, in the
mountains 80 miles northeast of here.
Wood was shot down from ambush
as he and a party of deputies were
preparing to raid a distillery.
The slayer escaped into the bills.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
Births Reported.

Reginald s. and Phyllis Kassehaum. boy
Robert L. and Flora A. Petzod. girl.
Emmett and Mabel seay, girl,
Cornelius and Martha LINK. girl.
James s. and Mary A. Disharoon. boy.
c. Lee and Helen Dorsey. girl
Joseph r. and Blanche Boylan, girl.
Francis and Mary Lord. boy:
Taylor G. and. Vida A. Addison. girl.
Charles F. and Mary Donneberg. boy.
Joseph S. and Bessie L. Corbe. girl.
John n. and Mary f. Evans, boy.
Charles E. and Ellen Hall. boy.
Joseph NJ. and Catherine MeAllister. girl
Howard r. and. Sarah V. Routt. boy.
Albert F. and Edith Seaton. boy.
FEredere< G. and Td1t Marorte wahar Taylor boy
Thomas II. and Carrie Parker. boy,
Guy and Irene Snallwood. boy.
Russell c. and Margaret Hill. girl. F..
Evening star., 1927-05-23
MGR. Routhier Is Dead.

OTTAWA, Ontario. May cc LO.-
Mgr. Joseph Onsim Routhier, apos-
tolic prothontary and doyen of the
Canadian Roman Catholic priests,
died here yesterday, aged 80 years.
He had been Ill for some time.
Evening star., 1927-05-23

. Triumph Council, No. 10. Daughters
OF America, will have a theater party
at Keith's tonight for. the benefit of
the relief funds.
Evening star., 1927-05-23

The board of governors Of the
American War Veterans Club has in.
vited the Washington Advertising
Club to reception and dance at the
American War Veterans Club Wed.
nesday. pm, at L'Aiglon Salons.
Evening star., 1927-05-23

The Wheel of Progress win meet
Friday, pm, at the Washington
Hotel. Thomas j. Littlepase will
speak on Political Problems - VI
Evening star., 1927-05-23

The dormitory board Of Ruth Chap.
ter. No. /. Q. E. s., will have a card
party tomorrow, pm, at the Ham.
ilton Hotel.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. !
FUTURE

Civitan luncheon tomorrow,4 1890
pm, at La Fayette Hotel. ..,.... A..
Col. James S. Petit Camp, No. 8,
United Spanish War Veterans, will
meet tomorrow, s pm, at 921 Penn.
sylvania avenue southeast,
Evening star., 1927-05-23
TODAY.

+ TODAY.
The Georgetown Citizens Associa,
ton will meet, s o'clock, at Potomac
Bank Hall.
Evening star., 1927-05-23

"The Passion Play" Of Oberammer.
gau will be described and pictured by
Prof. Timothy Drake of Boston, 8
O'Clock, at Columbia Heights Chris.
tan Church. 1435 Park road. The pas.
tor, Rev. Harvey Baker Smith, invites
the public.
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Lincoln Corps, No. 8, will meet, {
o'clock. in Grand Army Hall.
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