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Evening star., 1927-10-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

| Lebanon Chapter. o. f. s.. will have
Farms Auditorium. Twenty sixth and
F.! Pennsylvania avenue.
The Esperanto Society will he ad
| dressed by Fl. w. Hetzel, president Of
the Esperanto Society of North Amer.
| lea. at O'Clock, in the librarians room
of the Public Library. His subject will
| concern the Green-Acre Congress and
! the International Education Associa-
ton meeting at Toronto.
The Boosters of Bethany Chapter,
| No. "a. o. f. S.. will give card party.
o'clock at the Hamilton Hotel.
| The Aurora Club, Inc. will give a
| banquet and entertainment for mem
bers only this evening at L'Aiglon
Club.
The Ergatocrats' Club will meet. S
o'clock. at SIT Thirteenth street.
The League for the Larger Life will
meet. O'Clock. at 1929 Sixteenth
street. Mathews Dawson will speak of
The Mystery of Numbers"
FUTURE.
ton will meet Monday evening in Pea.
body School. Officers will be chose n,
and the special committee to investi-
gate traffic lights on Maryland avenue
and inadequate car service will sub
nit it's final report.
The Catholic Charities of Washing
ton will hold it's annual meeting Mon
day at the City Club.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
meet at Fourteenth street and Colo
RADIO avenue tomorrow, 2:30 pm, to
take Forest Glen bus for the Seventh
Street pike. Hike through woods and
fields to Burnt Mills to Boy Scout
reservation. Bring lunch and flash.
light. Coffee will be served. Campfire.
William F. Allen, leader.
The Woman's Community Club of
kensington will hold it's first regular
meeting Monday, , pm, at the school
auditorium. Mrs. Francis NJ. Shore,
contralto, will be the soloist.
The committee of foreign relations
of the d. A. r. will meet Monday, :
pm, in the auditorium of the Mount
Pleasant Public Library. The country
to be studied is Russia, and all inter
eSted are invited.
The Susan B. Anthony Founda ton
will hold a business meeting in the
| Arlington Hotel Monday night at S
! o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE Md, October (Spe-
>ciaD. D.-Preston B. Ray, clerk of the
Circuit Court for Montgomery County,
| has entered into contract with the
| Russell Index Go. of Pittsburgh. Pa.
| for the re.indeXing Of the deed records
| i'm his Office from the time the county
f, was erected to the present date.
| The new system is expected to mean
saving of both time and money to all
interested in property transactions in
the county. 1t will make possible a
complete search from the beginning OF
the county with the examination of
but a single book, whereas under the
present system such search means
the handling of 20 or more books.
The task of installing the new sys-
tenn will he monumental. 1t VIII I've
necessary to have every word OF each
deed read and the number of words in
these records is almost incalculable.
1t is estimated that the work will be
completed in about 20 months.
The Fall meeting of the Montgom-
cry County group of women's mission.
airy Soc .es of the Baptist churches
of the county was held in the Ken.
| sington Baptist Church on Thursday
with the organza tions of the churches
| at Rockville, kensington, Mount Zion.
| Cedar Grove and GAINESVILLE repre-
| sentcd The vice leader, Mrs. John D..
| Pyles of GAINESVILLE, presided, and
morning and afternoon sessions were
held.
The principal business transacted
was the election of officers as follows:
| Vice leader, Mrs. John ID. Pyles of
Barnesville; secretary, Mrs. Hawkins
of Cedar Grove; treasurer, Mrs. Cyrus
| w. Sherman of kensington; chairman
mission study committee, Mrs. Frank
| 7. Chapman of kensington; chairman
| literature committee, Mrs. Eldredge
| Bowman of Germantown.
Reports from the various societies
were submitted. devotional exercises
were conducted by Mrs. Pyles and at
noon luncheon was served by women
Of the kensington Church. 1t was de-
c;ded to hold the next meeting in
Rockville on December 10,
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the Circuit Court here for the
marriage of John G. Parrish, 30. and
Miss Grace F.. Shores, p. both of
Fredericksburg. Va: Charles c.
| Hanna, 81 and Miss Dorothy A. Mil
lef'. =. both of Fort ,Iumphr Va:
BENJAMIN F. Dean. %, and Miss Ethel
| NJ. Finch 90. both Of Alexandria. Va;
| James f. Cole. jr., %, and Miss Flor
ence NJ. McGrath, 10. both of Wash.
| ington, and William H. Mitchell. 81,
of Pittsburgh. and Miss Margaret E.
Weaver. 10. of Emmitsburg. Md.
Awakened from sound sleep
| shortly before o'clock Yesterday
morning Rev. S. u. G0ode of II :,
Christian Church found young
Washington couple-James r. Cole.
! IT., and Miss Florence NJ McGrath-
| q L.. 80.
! for d wedding. With some reluctance
he explained. because If the unusual
hour he donned his clothes and tied
| the knot
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Deaths Reported

The following deaths have been reported Ia
the Health Department in the past "a hours
Mary Elizabeth Hoover ~ o215 14th st
o.. Eugene L. Thompson rs. Sibley Memorial
Hospital
Anna E. KitchelI 20 1905 Kennedy at.
Caroline. Agnes Gerish, 81. $50 10th st. n 20
Simon Gordon 81. 1881 Randolph st.
John F. Hurley. So 1910 9th st. s.w.
Fannie E. X, Dieiel 81. GEORGETOWN Uni
Ressie Csvines.. o5. Columbia Hospital.
Daniel Cole 56 st Elizabeth's Hospital.
.. Caroline Crews. 81 Gallinger Municipal
:. Samuel C. Weight so Gallinger Municipal
Ella Churchill. 40. 1923 5th st.
Elizabeth Ross 45 10 Degrees st.
Charlotte Harvey. AS Gallinger Municipal
Hosntal
Minnie Posey, 81. Providence HOSPITAL.
Joseph F. Briscoe, 20; "62 Warren st. ne.
Benny Thomas 20 Freedmen's HOSPITAL
Elizabeth s.. Curtlex 70. 919 o st.
:, Leroy. Fischer. s+21- months Children .
Evening star., 1927-10-08
COMMISSION TO TOUR
SHENANDOAH AREA
Appalachian Park Group to Make
First Official Trip on
Horseback.

Special Dispatch to The Star
LCRAY, Va, October S.-1nfOrmation
has reached here of the first official in
snecticn trip over the Blue Ridge
Mountains through the Shenandoah h
National Park area ny members of the
Appalachian National Park Commits,
sion. headed by Arnold r. Cammerer,
assistant director of the National Park
Service, of Washington. acting under
instructions Of Dr. Hubert Work, Sec
retary of the Interior.
The tour of inspection will begin
next Saturday. and headquarters will
he established at Skyland, Summer re-
sort atop the Blue Ridge. in the most
scenic portion of the area. George r
Pollock of Luray and washington,
owner of the resort, will act as guide
for the party, which will cover the
lrea on horseback.
Members of the Park Commission
which selected this area over several
others, will accompany MIR. Cam
merer at different intervals instead of
in a body. The commission consists
of Mai. WEIGH. Col. Smith, Mr.. Kelsey,
Mr.. Gregg and Representative Temple
Of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Cammerer will arrive in Iuray
the first of next week to form plans
for the inspection tour.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
D. A. R. OF FAIRFAX
SEEK MEMORIAL AID
Chapter Urged to Assist Raising
Funds for Barrett
Dormitories.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

VIENNA. Va, October s.-Fairfax
County Chaper, D. A. R., held it's
October meeting yesterday at the
home of Miss May Ballard. Mrs.
Franklin Williams. regent, presided
Mrs. Cassius NJ. Lawrence of Hern.
don, chairman OF ways and means,
sent a contribution of IS, the proceeds
Of bridge party given at Herndon.
Mrs. Harry keyser. chairman of ways
and means for Falls Church, post
poned reporting until November. The
regent, Mrs. Franklin Williams, a
member of the Virginia State commit.
tee for the DIR. Kate Waller Barrett
memorial, called the attention of the
members to the importance of Fair
fax County Chapter assisting in rails
ing the funds for the memorial. Mrs.
Edwin S. Bethel spoke of the relations
Of Fairfax County Chapter and DIR.
Barrett. The regent was sent unin-
structed to the State conference. The
treasurer, Mrs George w. Hawks
hurst. was instructed to send the usual
contribution to Ellis Island for the
immigrants Manual. Mrs. c. l..
Shear, registrar. asked to have a new
registrar elected in her place, as she
expects to accompany her husband,
DIR. G. l.. Shear, to Honolulu. and
would be absent six months. The cleo
ton for registrar will take place at
the November meeting. Mrs. Peter B.
Graef. historian. reported having given
out most of the yearbOoks, and that
after this meeting she would send out
the remaining ones by mail. A rising
vote of thanks was given Mrs. Graef
for her work on the yearbooks. Two
new members, Mrs. John Ruff and
Mrs. Richard Pierce, were welcomed
into the chapter. Mrs. A. Prescott
Willis of Richmond. DR.. Jessie Thorn.
ton Scott of Five Oaks, Mrs. w. F.
Calender. Mrs. 3. F. Bridwel and
Mrs. M. n. Pope of Falls Church. Mrs.
J. r. Davis OF Burke Station and Miss
Catherine Garrett of Leesburg were
unanimously elected to membership.
The program consisted of papers read
by the corresponding secretary. Mrs.
S: c. StuntZ, and Mrs. Peter B. Graef
on the life of Mrs. Caroline Scott Har.
rison, giving a resume of her activ.
tiles in behalf of the d. A. r. and of
the Caroline Scott Harrison memorial
dOrmitories to be erected at oxford.
Ohio which would enable Oxford to
take care of 100 more girls each year
Evening star., 1927-10-08
KLANsMAN TO TESTIFY.

RIRMINGHAM. Ala. October N).
Attorney General Charlie {. NC
Call of Alabama last night told the
birmingham Age Herald that James
Esdale grand dragon of the ku kluS
Klan in Alabama; Ira Thompson
member of the state boxing commls'
sion, and Louis McAdory former Jet
ferson County revenue clerk, Will pe
summoned before the grand 1nfy
which opens an investigation at Lu
verne Monday into 20 or more hog
gings in Crenshaw County.
Mr. McCall's statement was m'oe
i, q long distance telephone call from
Nontcomery. The attorney genera
nxpects 10 leave for Luverne tate sun
,la,. ho cail
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Births Reported.

,a The f1lloIins births have been reported
Rkohsrt E T., and N,Ai Molle F; smith, girl.
George W. and Fannie F., Dorr. girl.
Joseph l.. and Rena N. Merkle girl.
Kenneth and Alice p: Allen girl
eopse Eean & l. and and tss V1s 2 3 SeSdS Se%5n s sr
Edward C. and Mary E. Heaps. girl:
Joseph J. and Edith c. Witkosky. girl.
Adrian, s. and Elizabeth N. .Kiser: girl.
Or. James B. ari Helen v. Faris girl.
yoseph !os p E: a., and S,I' Ruth CARPENTER; girl.
fabn Elber, r. and and stss ads Il Mer Sswmn9 ar girl
George II. and Alice J. Trumbo. boy.
Daniel j. and Dorothy E. Mnlcahy. boy.
nsS fns and s1d SpDhs Rs P ssoEd hob boy
Edward W and Anna N. Pfeil. siri. ''''
Franklin and Frances Yasmer, boy.
kenf + ana ans Alma msea H. arsges sW boS e9y
Anthony p. and Evelyn E. Dugsn. boy.
Willard, s. and Ella j. Hearn boy.
Iryins Irnn l.. an and MAJ Matilda G. Dean: boy:
Edwin A. and Octs L. Winter. boy.
Otis and Maude Dees. boy.
Morris and Sadie Weinstein boy.
Lovick and Mae Smith. boy.
Thsres vIs,de .a ard MA Mabel L Brown boy
William and Grace Winslow. girl.
Laurie and Ollie Drummond. girl.
Peter and Frances Watson. girl.
James and Annie Toliver girl.
Sandy and Nellie Levi: ,boy.
copSeas arsi n' and rcfenfs Lillian WeeRa boe oSs
Richard and Mary Mcdaniel. boy.
Conrad and Marion Edward. boy.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR JOHN F. HURLEY
Chief Messenger in Quartermaster
Department of Army I'll Only
Several Days.

John F. Hurley, 6S years old, an
enploye in the Quartermaster Depart
ment, L. S. Army. since 1885, died
Thursday at his home, 1910 Sixth
street southwest, following an illness
of several days. Mr.. Hurley had been
IN the service of the Quartermaster
Department for AZ years. and at the
time of his death was chief messenger
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Ella Hurley; three daughters, Miss
Jennie Hurley, Miss Ella Hurley and
Miss Marie Hurley. and one son,
Charles Hurley. who is in the Navy.
All of his daughters live at the Sixth
street residence.
Funeral services were held this
moning at 8 o'clock at ST Dominic IS
Catholic Church. Interment was in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Scissors Kill Boy.

Special Dispatch to The Star
CUMBERLAND. Md. October s.
Falling on pair of scissors with
which he was cutting magazine pic
lures Edward r. Miller. s years old.
son of William Miller of Fairhope, 30
miles north of Cumberland. was in
Stantlv killed The blades pierced his
heart when he fell from a table on
which hc WeS sitting.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Boy Ball Player Hurt.

HYATTSNILLE. Md, October s.
Hervev Gilbert Machen, ir., son of
Serct. Hprvey G. Machen of the Prince
Georges County police force. was pain
fully injured yesterday while engaged
in a base ball game at the Spencer
Street School here. Frank Rushe. son
of Noble F. Rushe. chief Of the local
Fire Department, was batting when
the club fell from his hands. striking
young Machen over the eye.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
MRS. M. E. HOOVER DEAD.
Among First 100 to Join First Con-
gregational Church.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hoover. -
years old. widow df John y. Hoover
and a lifelong resident of tLis cit .
died ut the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Bertha NJ. Osborne. 22la Fourteenth
street yesterday. She had been In
failing health for the past two years.
Mrs. Hoover was one of the first
100 members of the First Congrega'
tional Church.
he is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Osborne and Mrs. Hattie E. Bur
ton; three sons, Charles E. j. Noble
and Sal gent S. Hoover. all of this city.
She also aves / grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted
in the chapel of Thomas s. Sergeon
1911 Seventh street. Monday after
noon at , o'clock. Interment will lie
private, in GlenWood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
EDWARD F. VERMILLION
is DEAD AT AGE OF SO
District Boiler Inspector Had Been
in Failing Health for
Year.

Edward F. vermiIlion, GO years old,
for the past IS years boiler inspector
for the District and n lifelong residen.
of this city died at his home l37
Thirteenth street northeast. yester
day tie had been in failing health
for about a year Mr., Vermillion WAS
member OF the Hope Lodge Of
Masors
Funeral services will he conducted
at the residence Monday afternoon at
O'CLOCK Rev William II Pettus.
Evening star., 1927-10-08

rector Of st. Marks Episcopal Church.
will officiate. Interment will be In
Congressional Cemetery.
Mr. Vermiilion Is survived by his
wife Mrs Susan Book Nermilion.
son, r T. Vermillion. and two daugh-
ters. Mrs. J. w. Wolcott of Alex
andria Va. and Mrs. ii. r. Coll
smith of New York
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Farewell for Pastor.

Special Dispatch to The Star,
LYNCHBCRG, Va, October S.-The
churches of Rivermont Sunday night
will hold a union farewell service at
the Rivermont Baptist Church for DR.
r. A. Mcfarland, the pastor of that
church. who is leaving next week for
GaffreV s c.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
CarnS of TbankS.

for tSs knnes %sa and o and beau
tiful floral tributes during the illness and
at tie tl,e,, death of our little LITTLE ggir, EplTs.
Mckinley. The family of Miss Ed
WARDENA FRAZIER MCKINLEY is
grateful tn the many friends for the kind
expressions of sympathy and for the beau-
tlful floral tributes which came during the
illness and at the passing Of their loved
one, THE FAMILY,
Evening star., 1927-10-08
MISSING BOY FOUND.


Special Dispatch TO The star.
FREDERICK, Md, October s.
George Mehaf1ie. 16-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Mehaffie, this
city, who has been missing from his
home since August 3, was located yes
terday in the Oak Harbor, Ohio, hos
pi.al, suffering with fractured leg
1t was learned that he had been
working on a farm near that place
and broke his leg in an accident. Hos
pital officials notified his parents OF
his wherca bouts
Evening star., 1927-10-08
DfathS.
WOLLBERG

RosALiE beloved wife Of the late Nathan
dence. SiO9 18th st. NV, Apt; %. on
Sunday October O. at pm. @ipterment
Alexandria Va
Evening star., 1927-10-08

Lebanon Chapter. o. f. S. will have
a card party. $40 o'clock. at Chestnut
Farms Auditorium. Twenty sixth and
Pennsylvania avenue.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
REFUSES TO MAKE HOME
 WITH HIS WIPES FAMILY
Stanley Krupp, Ordered By Court to Pay Toward Maintenance of
 His Child.

Stanley krupp, aged A. of S6 Marmon street, was ordered to pay S5 a week towards the support of his 3 1-2 year old child and post q bond of S30G or go to jail for 30 days, by Judge Hungerford in police court today. He expressed willing ness to support the child and said he would live with his wife but for her insistence that they make their home with her family. the male members of which. he said, are drunkards.
 Mrs. krupp testified that she is Krupp's second wife. She is a do- mestic and does not ask support from her husband for herself. She said she knew of no reason for her husbands refusal to make his home with her. According to him, they separated four times. Mrs. Krupp said she was 2s years of age.
 Andrew Mikaleski. aged 45, of S2 West Main stret. Bristol. was order ed to post a bond of $50 to pay his wife sl0 a week or go to jail for 20 days. He said his wife left him and did not communicate with him for the past few months. He said he earns SPA weekly in Bristol, but he was forced to borrow money last winter while unemployed and now he is trying to pay it back.
 William Jones, aged %. of 225 West street, charged with breach of the peace and drunkenness, was given a suspended jail sentence of 30 days and placed on probation for one year. Judge W. F. Mangan representing Jones, asked that he be given chance to go to work and stop drinking.
 Sergeant Feeney testified that Jones was in lunch room on Main street about o'clock Sunday morn- ing and made unnecessary noise. When told to be quiet he insulted the sergeant and the latter arrested him with the assistance of Officer Peter Cabelus who heard scuffle between Jones and the sergeant and went to the latter's assistance.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
NOW YOU ASK ONE
THE ANSWERS

Here are the answers to the Now the American Federation of Labor. 1-The Wright brothers made their first flight in 1903.
 2-The R-34. British dirigible. made the first round trip flight across the Atlantic in 1919. S--Lieut. Maughan made the New York to San Francisco dawn-to- dusk flight in 1924 | 4-Walter Wellman made the first attempt to fly across the Atlantic, in 1910. His dirigible came down 1000 miles off the American coast.
 5-Bleriot flew across the English channel in 1909. 6-"The pig woman," Mrs. Jane Gibson, was witness in the Hall- Mills case. w. L. Mackenzie King is prime minister of Canada. | S-Narcosan is a supposed cure for drug addicts. 9-Capablanca is a famous Cuban chess player.
 10-William Green is president of the Americation Federation of Labor.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
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New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
FULLER's DAUGHTER BETTER

Boston. June 2s tP) - The con- dition of Governor Fuller's 13 year old daughter. Lydia, who is i'll at the executives summer home at Rye Beach. N. H.. was reported az much improved today. The gov ernor left his office at the state house hurriedly yesterday in order to go to his daughters bedside but was able to return to the city this morning.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
MEXICAN CANDIDATE
 OFFERS TO WITHDRAW
But Gomez Specifies That Obregon Also Must Quit Race for
 the Presidency.

! Mexico City, June 2s P)-General [ Arnulfo Gomez, candidate Of the
 anti ti-reelectionist party for the
 presidency of Mexico, has invited i General Obregon to renounce his
 candidacy for the office. Gomez says that both he and the other presi- dential nominee, General Serrano.
 will also withdraw from the politi-
 cal field if Obregon steps aside.
 Gomez, in his statement inviting
 General Obregon to withdraw from
 the campaign. resents charges made against him by Obregon.
 Meanwhile the supporters Of Go-
 meg and serrano are negotiating
 pact whereby either one or the
 other will be eliminated that the anti -reelectionists may present C solid front against Obregon. The anti-reelectionls party was formed for the announced purpose
 of frustrating the election of Gen. eral Obregon in next years ballot ing for successor to President Gales.
 Tn party contends that as Obre-
 gon has served as president of the republic he should not be permitted to fill that office again.
 Referring to the question of his
 reelection in his statement outlin- ing his platform as a presidential
 candidate, General Obregon said he
 was complying with the laws of the country inasmuch as the con- stitution had been amended to per- init former president to again hold the office of chief executive after an intervening term.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
BISHOP ANDERSON ILL

Boston. June oS (UP)-The con- dition of Bishop Joseph G. Ander- son of St. Peters church. who = ill at the church rectory. was re- ported critical this morning. At tending physicians stated there had been little change since yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
NUNGESSER REPORT BRANDED AS FALSE
Rumor From Canada Told Of
 Finding Men

Ottawa, Ont. June 2S P-Another rumor. apparently baseless. that the French aviators, Nungesser and Coli have been found alive was current for a time here today. The rumor originated in message said to have been sent by Frank Jam; of Seattle. Wash, to Charles Stewart. minister of the interior at Ottawa. asserting that the missing fliers had been found near the north shore of Ghost Lake" east of the | town of "Calquet" in northeastern Quebec. The message said that both men were badly in need of medical i attention.
 1 The department of the interior be- gan an investigation of the message.
 Nothing is known in Ottawa of { Frank James nor is there any such { town or lake as those given in the
 message.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
BOY OF ii DROWNED

Methuen, Mass, June 2s CP)- Eleven year old Harold Bodwell, son of the Rev. Charles S. Bodwell, for merly of Oklahoma City. Okla.. and newly-named secretary of the Watch and Ward society of New England. was drowned while swimming in the Spicket river here late Monday.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
MEETS FREAK DEATH

Syracuse, N. T., June 2S R - The door handle on a passing car caught Dennis Bresnahan behind the jaw as he stepped from behind a stalled car early this morning and his throat was cut. He died within a few minutes.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
Special Notice

Clan Douglas, No. 13o. o. S. C.. will give an entertainment and dance in Red Mems Hall, 277 Main street, on Wednesday evening, June 29 at s p. m. All members and friends are urged to be present.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

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