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ESCAPED YOUTH
is RETURNED HERE
Boy Who Fled National Training
School Pleads Guilty on House
breaking Charge.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
CLARENDON, Va, october 16.-Mel-
vim Bell, indicted yesterday by the
Arlington County grand jury on two
charges of housebreaking, when brought
before Judge Howard w. Smith at the
opening of the october term Of the
Circuit Court pleaded guilty to the
charges and also to having escaped from
the National Training School in Wash
ington. He was ordered returned to
the latter institution by Judge Smith.
Bell is alegedl to have entered the
homes of Henry Kreamer and w. E
Kidwell in the town of Potomac the
night of october IL, having been appre-
hended at the latter place. A youth by
the name of Henry Robertson, indicted
along with Bell on the houSebreaking
charge, is still at large.
Forty-nine other true bills were re-
turned by the grand jury as follows
Eugene Brown, Susanna Chase, John
Coleman, L. L. Crowell, w. E. Croson
Cora Ennis, Otis Fox, Charles Fouch,
Herman Gale Freeman, Ray S. Graves
w. T.. Grumwell, George Naumann
Edith Pearl Hopkins, Clara Jones, Mary
Kenney, F. H. Lapradd, Paul Lee
Charles H. Lewis, Elwood Martin, John
S. Mcnamara, Stanley Armitage, Charles
A. Wrenn, Raymond Middleton, Robert
Mitchell, Joseph F. Proctor, j. T. Weav-
er, William Weaver, James Samuels
Charles L. Smith, Ellworth Sunday
Joseph Ross, Wade Sullivan, Thomas
Tripline, George Wasserman, Cora
zoughz, for violation of the prohibition
laws; George Augustus, Sophie Bever-
ly, John Blackwell, Elisha Hightower
Charles Johnson, Marvin Branch, Can
nell Moffett, Earl King, David Lewis
Melfus Martin, Charles Plunkett, Luther
Flowers and George Warrick, felony.
Charles Plunkett was sentenced BY
Judge Smith to nine months in tht
county jail when he pleaded guilty tc
assault with dangerous weapon
Charles Fouch, pleading guilty to having
stolen supplies from the Old Dominion
Railway, was sentenced to one year II
the penitentiary. Earl King, indicted
on charge of criminal assault, PLEADED
not guilty and the case was set fol
october %. Raymond Middleton anc
Paul Lee, indicted for operating an au'
| tomobile while under the influence o.
| liquor, were each sentenced to 80 day.
in jail and fined $147.50.
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AMENDMENT OF THE CHARTER OF THE
CAPITAL CITY BENEFIT SOCIETY,"
by CHANGING THE NAME THEREOF

This is to certify that meeting of the
EtockholderS OF the Capital City Benefit
Society q corporation under the. laws of
sns District q Columbia Sss gss held on the
pm. at the ONCE of the corporation, Nos
45s-460 La. ave. NV, Washington, D. c.,
pursuant to waiver of notice of said meeting
on fle. The chairman of the meeting an
sented in person. or by, proxy. ,Thereupon
the chairman stated that it was the purpose
of the meeting to consider the question of
changing the name of the corporation to
The Capital City Life Insurance Company,
of Washington. D. c. After discussion it
the corporation be changed from the "Capi-
tai City Benefit Society to THE Capital
City Life Insurance Company, of Washing
ton, D. c. which motion was unanimously
carried. This is to further certify that all
~t the provisions of subchapter Of chapter
18 Of the Code Of Laws of the District of
Columbia have been complied with. and that
the corporation, the name of which has been
changed as above stated, has no debts nor
iabihties except its current expenses. This
acted as chairman Of said meeting.
SAMUEL H WALKER, President.
ARTHUR B. WALKER, Secretary
District of Columbia, S.:
l. the undersigned, notary public in and
for the District aforesaid. do hereby certify
Capital City Benefit Society, a corporation,
named in the foregoing instrument, ap-
peareo pefore me in said District. he being
personally well known to me as such officer
OF SAID corporation, and ne acknowledged
the foregoing certificate changing the name
of the proceedings referred to therein
witness my hand and notarial seal this
frst day of October. 1928
(SeaL) MARIE HELENA PIERCE,
Nnfa HtsNl ~ ~
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Will Represent U. D. G.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SPtCIdI DISpdICH 20 The 5CaF.
WINCHESTER, Va, October 49,
Miss Lucy F. Kurtz, State registrar OF
the Virginia Division, United Daughters
of the Confederacy, has been elected
delegate to represent Gen. Turner
AShby Chapter, this city, at the annual
convention of the general organization
in Houston, Tex, November 21-24 The
chapter also has voted to send a lib
eral cash contribution to the Confed-
crate Soldiers Home, Richmond, for
turkeys for the Thanksgiving dinner.
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Sociation at a meet
ing in the Western
P r e S b y t e r ian
Church, H street
between Nineteenth
and r W e n tieth
streets, last night.
Other officers choS-
en- we're: First vice
president, Charles
L. Norris; second
vice pr e S | d e n t
nix Dowling;
third vice president,
NJ. Hahn; treasuS-
er, w. r. Brown,
and secretary, Mrs.
George w. Evans.
Grover w. Ayers
and Frank Van
CA .x,zno 1alAakA5
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Named Piano Instructor.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK, Md, October 49,
Louis A. Potter of Washington, has beer
appointed instructor in piano at Hood
College here. Mr. Potter's appointment
was made necessary by the large regis
tration in this department this Fall.
Evening star., 1928-10-16

10 go HlCO DuSl-
ness, yet the Navy
foot bali team
played to $4,000
people in Chicago
Saturday. That's
not bad business,
even for a Gov
ernment. I pro-
pose they keep
them playin n g
every Saturday
the year round
and buy their
own battlsships.
Just this min
ute watching that
2 e p p elm flying
over New York.
You know that's
quite a kick to
see something
that has been in
the air for days,
and flew all the
WaV from Ger
Evening star., 1928-10-16

Approximately 4,500 freshmen have
registered at the University of Illinois.
Dartmouth College receives cash and
personal effects valued at $l,6O9, $50
under the viii of Edwin Webster San
R0Ef3A .~b--..-.s e..,, .-..ts
Evening star., 1928-10-16
]. F. JONES HEADS
WEST END CITIZENS
Civic Improvement Program
Outlined at Association
Meeting.

j. F. Jones, assistant superintendent
IN charge of the West End Branch post
office, was elected unanimously to the
presidency of the West End Citizens AS
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E. L. STOFFREGEN DIES.

Wife and Six Children.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG, va, October
16.-Ernest L. Stoffregen. 40 years old,
a native and lifelong resident of Fred
ericksburg, died at the Mary Washing
ton Hospital Sunday morning.
He Is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Eva Stoffregen and six children. One
sister, Miss Pauline Stoffregen, also
survives him. Funeral services were
held this afternoon and interment was
in the city cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-10-16

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ePE-
cial meeting of the shareholders Of The
Riges National Bank Of Washington, D. c.,
VIII be held on November 2, 1928, at 10
O'Clock. Am, for the purpose of voting on
q resolution ratifying and confirming the
of Directors of The Riggs National Bank
Of Washington, D.: c., and the Board of
directors OF The Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank Of Washington, providing for
a consolidation of these two associations
under the charter and title Of THE Riggs
National Bank of Washington, D. c."
GEORGE o. VASS,
Vice President and CaShier.
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many by way of Cape Horn. Lindy
would have been in hard luck if he
had gone on it with only two ham
sandwiches.
Evening star., 1928-10-16

BEAUTIFY YOUR WALK OR GARDEN
with white marble slabs, 10 in. by 90 in.
fer 81. Hechinger Co., 3-Branches-3,
ARE you MOVING ELsEwHEREq OUR
transportation system will serve you better.
Large feet Of vans constantly operating be-
tween all Eastern cities. Call Main 1920
DAVIDSON TRANSFER g. STORAGE co.
FURNACES REPAIRED AND CLEANED;
nisht. isSl ASA& RoSoFINd HEATINo co co. u
KIDNEY TROUBLE-PHYSICIAN EVERY
where prescribe Mountain Valley Water from
Hot Springs, Ark, as a natural aid in the
prevention and treatment of kidney dis
orders. It has aided thousands back to
TAIN VALLEY WATER CO., 208 Dist. Natl
Bk. Bldg. FIR. 7i43.
WANT TO HAUL FULL OR PART LOAD
to or from New York, Richmond, Boston,
Pittsburgh and al way points; Special rates
n. Y. ave. Main 1850. Local moving also.
wANTED-A vANLoAD OF FURNITURE TO
Norfolk or Petersburg on Oct 20 or %. The
Big Transfer Co., Inc, 1l25 14th st. NV.
Main 2054.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
billS unless contracted for by myself. H. E..
THOMPSON. 1918 @ st. Sc.
NORTH BEACH. MD. ELECTION POLLS
will be open Tuesday, November 6. 1928, from
2 am. to pm, at the Town Hall, North
Beach, Nd, for the election of a mayor,
treasurer and six councilmen to serve for a
c. r. MURRAY. Town Clerk.
Evening star., 1928-10-16
Will Rogers
Says:

NEW YORK.-Everybody is al
ways advising the Government not
Evening star., 1928-10-16

ANO.L1OE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPE-
eial meeting of the shareholders of the
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Of
1928, at IL o'clock am, for the purpose Of
voting on q resolution ratifying and con-
Trniing the agreement entered into between
Mechanics National Bank of Washington
and the board Of directors Of the Riggs Ma
ttonal Bank Of Washington, D. c.. providing
tor consolidation Of these two associa-
ti9ns under the charter and title of The
RIGGS National Bank of Washington, D. c."
H L. SELBY, Cashier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILL PERSONS WHO SAW LADY
knocked down in trafiic accident at 18th and
Corcoran stS. Thursday evening, October 4th,
about S:l5 pm, kindly communicate with
Mr.. BROWN, P. o. Box 13, Pa. Ave. Station.
l6s
Evening star., 1928-10-16

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by parties other than my
self. J. L. ARMOUR, 1O2 Carroll st. Sc. IT.
Evening star., 1928-08-02

past 10 additional accommodation for
psychotic patients. since the load for
this type of case is increasing and
should continue to do So
The patients In hospitals distributed
by major types Of diseases, Gen. Hines
said, Ia as follows: tuberculosis, 6,507;
psychotic. 1908; nervous. l,073 and
general medical and surgical, 6,540.
Evening star., 1928-08-02

Gen. Frank T. Hines, director of the
Veterans Bureau. declared In q speech
prepared for delivery here today at the
formal opening OF the i,000-bed
Northport hospital the largest single
project yet undertaken by the bureau.
The total number Of beds In the 90
hureau-operated hospitals on June 80,
he said. was 22,Il2, an increase of ] 1,S02
over last wear. OF these 90 per cent
are in permanent Governinent-owned
structures. he added, whereas In 1920
but S per cent and In 1923 but so per
cent were in permanent buildings.
The director said that the present
facilities should prove ample ior
tuberculosis and general ana surgicai
cases, declaring:
"The need today as for sometime
Evening star., 1928-08-02

Oakboro, we're killed whena a Southern
Railway train hit their automobile on
o grade crossing. Hartsell, the dead
womans husband. was seriously injured.
W.. w. Price of Hallsboro was killed
near that place when an Atlantic Coast
Line train struck his car ON grade
crossing.
Stephen Ham of Lexington, N. O.,
was killed near his home while walking
on the Southern tracks.
Evening star., 1928-08-02

pany's three new planes, carried more
than 1913 pounds of mail for Akron,
Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati and
Louisville, the points on the route.
The firSt plane from Louisville Is
scheduled 10 arrive at $3.50 o'clock to-
night.
The new line brings Cleveland's air
routes to six, only one less than Chi
cago, the air mail center of the Nation.
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Visitors Are Taxed SO.

In France 16S towns and cities have
a "sojourn tax" which is levied on all
visitors. The hotel tacks the tax on to
the bill and hands the money over to
the city, which uses 1t to clean the
streets, keep the lights burning and
similar things.
Evening star., 1928-08-02
CLEVELAND-L LOUISVILLE
AIR MAIL LINE OPENED
New Route Brings Ohio City's
Total Up TO six--six
Towns Served.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. August 2.--Service on
the new Cleveland Louisville air mail
route, operated by the Continental Air
Lines Inc, started at dawn yesterday
when Pilot William Mcconnell hoped
off on the first southwark flight.
Mcconnell, flying one of the COM
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Melba Tries Broadcasting.

Dame Nellie Melba. the Australian
prina donna, recently tried to broad
cast her voice from Lolydale. Because
of radio troubles the attempt was a
failure. Many disappointed fans have
urged that she broadcast from Mel
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Wanted: Perfect Back.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.--Chiroprac-
tors east of the Mississippi River hope
to find a perfect back at their con-
ference here october 20. They an
nolnce. a national contest.
Evening star., 1928-08-02
HINES REPORTS GAIN
IN VETERANS CASES
Bureau Director Addresses Open
ing of Northport, N. Y, Hospital,
Largest Single Project.

BY The Associated Press
NORTHpORT, N. Y, August 1.-The
total number Of patients i'll veterans
hospitals on July was 26,1S9, or an
Increase Of S2l over last year. Brig.
Evening star., 1928-08-02

bourne studio. from which land lines
could also convey the broadcast to New
Zealand and Tasmania,
Evening star., 1928-08-02
NORTH CAROLINA TRAINS
TAKE TOLL OF SIX LIVES
Five Killed at Grade Crossings;
One Fatally Hurt Walking Tracks.
Seventh Badly injured. !
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTE, N. c.. August Rail-
way trains took a toll of six lives In
North Carolina yesterday and perhaps
fatally injured seventh person.
AT China Grove, Mark Poplin and
wife, son, John v. Poplin, and a
daughter Mrs. w. B. Hartsen, all OF
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Laborde, a Labor deputy and men,
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Corporation, Inc, of Hagerstown, Md,
crashed to his death In fog near
here yesterday and the Pennsylvania
mountains, known as the graveyard Of
aviators," claimed another victim.
Michael MacIntyre, electrician for
the Hagerstown firm. who was flying
with Stricken, suffered a probable
fracture of the jaw and broken arm.
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The accident occurred high up In
the mountains near Laughlintown.
George w. West Of Laughlintown said
trees and fell.
West found Stricken dead with
crushed head. The plane had turned
over as it struck the ground and the
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Der Of the central executive committee
of the Mexican Communist Party. at
tackled the visit of Herbert Hoover to
Latin America and Ambassador Nor
rows work In Mexico. Other deputies
interrupted him with so strong a de-
tense of both Hoover and Morrow that
he left the floor without finishing his
SDeech
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HOOVER CRITIC LAUDED.

Communists Send Congratulations
to Mexican Labor Deputy.
NEW YORK, November 90 CP.-J.
Lovestone, executive secretary of the
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Workers (Communist) Party of Ameri-
ca, made public last night a cablegram
sent to the Communist Party of Mexi-
co, congratulating it on THE splendid
demonstration" of Herman Laborde in
the Mexican Chamber of Deputies Mon
day night.
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pilot apparently had been thrown from
the open cockpit with considerable
force, his head hitting rock. Mac
Intyre was taken to Latrobe hospital.
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Since October Columbia University,
New York, has received 90 money gifts
totaling $65,032
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Burns House Celebrating Election.

SACO, Me. LP.-There was a hot
time in this old town when one citi-
zen, celebrating the election result, &C.
cidentally set his house afire.
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PLANE CRASH IN FOG
FATAL TO TEST PILOT

BY the AS6oCIateu FIebs'
LIGONIER. Pa, November 29.-Carl
a. Stricken, %, of Scottdale, Pa, test
nllot for the Kreider-Reisner Aircraft
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New Chevrolet will be delivered jan
uary /.
, 1928-09-22
CAPONE'S GANGSTERS IN BROOK.
LYN TO HALT DEATH QUIZ.
BY Michael O'Brien.

Chicago machine gun murder thugs
are terrOrlzing Brooklyn citizens, threat
ening them with violence and death if
they testify to the circumstances of the
killing OF frankie Yale, Brooklyn gang
leader, THE NEWS learned last night.
Scarface Al Capone, car of Chicago's
Say II With Bullets" empire, has or
dered scores of his henchmen into Brook.
lyn to Try TO stIt1e the investigation, The
News Was informed.
Capone in Chicago.
CapOne, far from being troubled by the
New York police or District Attorney
Charles j. Dodd Of Brooklyn, was swag-
gering about Chicago yesterday.
DOdd's hush hush policy continued to
prevail yesterday.
Questioners asked him why Capone's
arrest is not asked, why Capone is not
indicted. whether he intends to indict
any one at all, whether he intends to pro-
tect Brooklyn citizens from the Chicago
GUNNER, why the taxpayers money is
entertaining two pretty girls and Hen
derSOn
Dodd Says Nothing.
To all these and many other questions
DOdd wouldn't answer.
1t was learned however, that the two
young women entertained the imported
killers Of Capone when they were in
NeWYOrk before and after the murder of
Yale.
Dodd yesterday questioned respectable
Brooklyn citizens who happened to live in
the neighbOrhoOd were Yale met his death
in a shower of bullets. They told him
they hau been bulIdozed recently by the
Chicago gangster s.-DGlLY NeWS N. Y.
, 1928-09-22

with medical supplies wnIcu az ,UauIy
needed tomorrow afternoon. Inc Red
Cross is rushing physicians and nurses to
the stricken area. When the BRIDGE.
reaches her destination she will depart
with physicians and nurses for the stric-
ken in Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
, 1928-09-22

SEPTEMBER 10. 1928.
(CoWrteSy of the Associated PreS8.)
London The Evening News" says
that Lily Langtry, a famous actress of
many years ago, is seriously i'll in a Lon.
don hospital and in need of funds.
LIE Bourget Field, France: The first
auto.gyro flight between London and Pa
ris across the English Channel was com
pleted today by De La Clerva inventor Of
the machine and pilot of the machine, IC
is the longest flight ever mace in that
type Of machine or the similar type of
machine.
Omaha, Neb.:- Bearing an appeal to
the farm voters of the Middle West, Gov
ernor Alfred Smith arrived today and
found little wanting in the way of a
reception. Tonight ne will deliver a
speech on farm relief III his first formal
address in his presidential campaign
since his speech Of acceptance in Albany,
NY.
West Palm Beach, Florila:- Fourteen
persons are known to be killed and one
hundred injured with the city in a wreck
as the result 81 the west Indian hurricane
hardly a building escaped injury and the
business district looks like the enemy
guns bad been Smelling it for hours the
presidential section is very little better
and thousands are homeless anu unable
10 fine Ghelter.
Associated Press (Despatchj - The
hurricane destruction al West Palm
Beach was described last night in a mes
sage 20 the Red Cross here from the or
ganizallon leading officials In the distress
sed cllIes near West Palm Beach as likely
TO surpass the Miami disaster IN 1926.
Forest His, N. " Henri Cochet of
France defeated Frances Hunter OF New
Rochells, NY in the finals for the Unit
ed States National Tennis singles cham,
piOnship yesterday.
Paris:-France's Guadeloupe, a French
West Indian Island, established cOmmunl-
cations last night and advises indicate
that It's toll of death and destruction for
the size of the island and number of the
population will SIZE W to top all other
storm striker areas. it, Governor re.
ported that two hundred and thirtyfiVe
bodies had been recovered and that when
all the wreckage had been gone over by
the rescue workers the number would
probably be over three hundred.
Associated Press (Despatch):-kepOrt-
ed OF West Palm Beach and lake Okee
ChObee sixty known dead and one hun
dred ana eighty injured and rs killed
in a small summer village about eight
miles from West Palm Beach and the pro,
perry damage is expected to be over SI00.
100000. Ships, factories, roads, farms, city
, 1928-09-22

the fiscal year from July /, 1927 to
June 30. 1923, providing funds for a
public well at Diamond SchooIhouse
and for railway tracks on the wharf
in Frederiksted.
introduced March s. 1928.
Withdrawn at LIST discussion May
Fl, 1923.
%. Colonial Council Bill No. 20.
Resolution authorizing the transfer
of the immigration Funds Mortgage
Bond from the St Croix Sugar Fac
tory Inc, to the West India Sugar
Factory. Ltd. introduced by 1st
Member for Christiansted Country
DISTRICT (AIexander)
introduced and referred to a Com
mittee March 5, 1923.
Re-draftpd in Committee April 20,
1928.
Adopted May 21. 1928.
Approved May, 26, 1928.
20. Colonial Council Bill No. 80.
Dratt ot Budget for the Municipality
of st. CrOix for the fiscal year from
July 1, 1928 to June 80, 1929.
Introduced May q, 1928.
Withdrawn at LIST discussion May
q, 1928.
80. Colonial Council Bill No. 81.
Additional Money Bill to the Budget
for the Municipality Of St Croix for
the fiscal year from July l, 1927 to
June 30, 1923, providing for the re
fund of import duty paid on fuel OF!
and on wine imported for sacramen-
tai purposes.
Adopted May Fl, 1928,
Approved May 26, 1923.
81. Colonial Council Bill No. 81
Resolution providing for the fixing Of
fees for removal service. introduced
by 1st Member for Christiansted
Town (Canegata.)
Adopted May Fl, 1928.
This matter has not been approved.
81. Colonial Council Bill No. 80.
Additional Money Bill to the Budget
for the Municipality Of St Croix for
the fiscal year from July l, 1927 to
June 30, 1928. providing for funds
tor the purchase of well drilling E.
quipment.
Adopted May q, 1928.
Approved May 26, 1928.
ITO be continued
, 1928-09-22
ADOPTED May q, 1928.
Approved May 26, 1928.
TO be continued
ST. Thomas News

Captain Franz Romer sailed out in his
Klepper boat "Deutscher Sport" this
afternoon little after 3 O'Clock from the
Kings Wharf bound for Florida.
We wish the gallant captain a safe ar
rival.--The Bulletin Sept. 8th.
Captain franz ROmer in his Keeper
Canoe 'Deutscher Sport" arrived at
San Juan, ?. r. on Sunday September
9th noon.--The Bulletin Sept. 10th.