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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-15
TRA|NMEN ESCAPE
|NENG|NE WRECK
Fireman and Pilot Only
Scratched as Cab Is Crush
ed Above Them.

Henry Baker Of Washington. Balti-
mora g. Ohio fireman. and j. l.. Rock
Of Baltimore. engineer. narrowly escaped
death or serious injury early today Wnen
their locomotive SldesWiped deraiied
freight car and overturned near the
mouth of the Virginia avenue tunnel 81
Eleventh street southeast.
The fireman and engineer crawled
from beneath the wreckage OF the en-
gine's cab. with only Iew scratches
Rock received minor cut over the left
eye.
The two men climbed up the bank
and teiephoned railroad ard yard OFF,
Gals of the accident. Some one turned
in fire alarm. and firement OF the local
department ext!nguished the blaze IN
the flrebox Of the giant engine.
Cab Is Crushed.
Railroad officials who viewed the
wreck today during salvage operations
expressed amazen7ent that the engi-
neer and fireman escaped death. The
1876. 000- pound locomotive ripped up
section of track and turned over on its
side. crushing the wooden cab TO bits
against the earth embarrassment OF the
tunnel approaches.
According TO john McGahey. general
yardrlaster OF the Jersey yards, who
was one OF a committee o. officials
which investigated the accident today.
the crash resU1ed from broken wheel
on box car attached TO a souihocund
Pennsylvania freight train. The car
lost the wheel some distance away from
the scene Of the darailment but re-
NAMED or the track until the Virginia
Avenue Tunnel vas reached, shortly
after midnight
Swinging eli the track. the box car
was struck by the northbound 3. s. o.
freight locomotive The tunnel Is used
force Of the collision threw the 3 & O.
engine and three cars OF the track
Repair Rails
The soClhboanG box car. which Was
empty. was badly damage bus da:r. x
70 the engine will not axcesd ss7D or
$500. Mr. McGahey estimated, Mos o.
the damage cente-ed in the cab. fF
said.
TWO powerful lifting cranes were
rushed 10 the scene cary this morning
and they had virtually compete: t6ei.
WORK early this Afternoon. Swinging
;wo-inch steel cables under the boiler.
the cranes lifted the his engine high II
the ground while workTaeu underneath
repaired the brokc.l .ai'S
Freigh; traffic was delayed fur cocu;
sly hours Trains s!.eu were re-oucsd
around the wreck
The committee which investigated he
accident was composed Z J. \ Red
den. aSSis;an; read foreman " y
Supplee, supervisor; c. 5. Mitchell as
Sis;art ,-alan,aS;S- Ard Y2-c''g.:..sS.e;
McGahev.
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HOOVER TO APPEAR
FRIDAY ON FLOODS
Sets Date With Senate Com
mittee Over Distance Phone
From Florida.

Secretary Hoover will attend the SEN
a1e commerce committee hearings on
tl.c fsood control project Friday, Feb
ruary -. at 10 am. under terms of
an arrangement concluded today BE-
tween Chairman Jones and the Com
merce Department chief.
Over the long-diStance telephone
from Florida where he went late Mon
Gay for a brief vacation. Secretary
Hoover offered TO return Immediately
il the committee desired. but Chairman
Jones personally rendered the later
date in order not to disturb the Secre-
t3,yS schedule.
Mr.. Hoover informed the committee
that he would be delighted 10 give them
ANYTHING that might be of value" which
h had III reference TO the food >l;u-
alon and the pending measure Tor
prevention OF q recurrence.
Souiherners Resent Can.
Dissatisfaction was voiced today by
Senator'S from States most affected o%
tbs Mississippi food at the Senate conf
rl,ttee'> summons. What they fear IS
that 1.ood control. so vital 10 their peo-
p.1. will bococlc a foot ball OF politics
They Gep.ecate the attempt to put Mr..
Hoover in a hole" by asking him
ne Of The MlSSippi Valley States or 10
break with President Coolidge III the
matter Of Hoo6-control legislation
Mr. Hoover. they say. was sent by the
President to the Mississippi Valley to
handle & certain Job. food re!lef They
believe re aI6 that job we'll To ask
him e comment upon the problem 81
1oo6 control a problem that IS oc.orr
snctac- executive department, they b.
Iicve unwise-
TWO Southern Democratic Senators
S;ephens Of Mississippi and Ransdell OF
louisiana. both voted in the committee
yesterday against sulnmoning Mr..
Hoover. although Senator Halves OF
Missouri and Senator Tyson of Tennes-
see voted 10 cal! the Secretary.
May Favor States Paying.
L IS not believed that Mr.. Hoover
W. break with the President over food
control. He already has declared he in
te-cS 20 remain IN the cabinet aid al
tend % his Job as Secretary of Com
merte. Notwithstanding his candidacy
fo- the Republican nomination for Pres
idcni
The feeling OF those opposing Mr..
Hoover for the nomination has been
that he would lose the support OF dele
cations from the Mississippi Valley
States al the Republican national con-
veHtion !. he came out for the Presl-
dents plan. which calls for 20 per
cent contribution BY the States. But
this view Of the matter IS rather far
fetched. according 10 people from those
States. The Soltkerne-s. it was point
ed on today. are a grateful people. and
arg grateful 70 Nj Foover for the work
he cid during the food.
Nor are they apt now TO be swayed
against Ny Hoover when IL is clear that
lhe effort IS being made to put him
N a hole" Recently there have been
assurances, too. that the food control
legislation may be modified TO meet the
wishes CT the States affected.
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and dance tomorrow evening at L'Aigion
Club
Capitol City ChiropractorS' AsSocia-
ton Will meet, Z 80 O'Clock, at MS
Rhode Island avenue DR.. S. Black
we'll will read paper
luncheon at the Washington Club to-
morrow. 1890 pm.
The Problem Of the Adolrscent Boy -
will be the subject of an address by Or
Lucille Dooley tomorrow 10 am. at
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
The Powell Junior High School and the
Bancroft School Parent Teacher As
ISOLATION are cooperating In these lee
lures and all mothers interested are In
vited To attend.
The Catholic Daughters of America
viii give dinner tomorrow from b Ia
30 pm. at 6ol T. street.
The Holy Name Society, Church of
the Assumption. will give card party
Monday. at Catholic Daughters Hail
COL L street.
HOW I'd STUDY VIII DE- the shOJett nI
Az address by Miss Lucretia hemins
ton before the Central High School Par
ent Teacher Association tomorrow 4
pm. in the library of thr school Miss
Clara Burroughs, instructor In musical
appreciation. viii speak on Musical
Education IN the Public Schools" A
skit. How The Parent Teacher Associa-
ton Functions" will be given by the
students Of Miss Clenientine Orr's Eng"
itsh ciaaa
The North Carolina Society Of Wash
lngton with give leap year dance and
card party February 40, u 10 pm. at
Meridian Mansions. 2%00 Sixteenth
street,
Joppa Lodge Chapter. No. ~, .. h g..
Will give its annual card party. dance
and entertainment February ~. $50
pm, At Wardman Park Hotel. Charles
Louis Gable. chairman.
The Wa hngiun Highlands Citisrns
Association viii meet tomorrow, u pm
IN Congress tieishts School,
The Massachusetts Society at Waaii~
inaton viii meet tomortaw evening IN
the auditorium of the National Pfeas
Club. 4 feature will lac moving pie
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GREAT FALLS PROJECT
STUDIED AT HEARING
Senate .. c. Committee Considers
Parkway and Hydro-Elec-ric Pro
possis for Upper FosomAc-

The Senate C.SZE:c. Committee =
e,est;ss, this afternoon ~ CONSIDER s,ss
should Dc done Win G-sa; FAILS ana
he upper Potomac IRE Committee
has before is ;wC bills ere - preserve
!hs falls rs par. Q. river parkway.
and he other ~ AG:Sc<asS Government
DEVELOPMENT: Q. eyCsro-elsctrsr power q:
the falls
/, = E.oe Likely he esAsilIsltEs, ws.i
complete consideration Il he c.SS.,c.t
:cGsy Among those expected - take
rs-. II the hearing are Ibsss- Cc1,' Z
: Grant Sd, ~ ths SasAzssl Capita.
Park and Planning Ccx.r.sSS.cs1. Ms
KArsesn ya;iseS - ,hs American ClV,c
Association ana Acracc peaSlSS % tns
District Chapter - re .A:sssT2c=s.. H.
S.lflsfe y. A.NAs;TSxS
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Court Defends Use
OF Slain Robbers
Loot for Funeral

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. February Is
Stolen money found Oh the body OF
a dead thief may be used to pay his
funeral expenses and other costs In
administering mis- estate. the Ohio
Supreme Court held in effect today
in refusing TO review a case Involving
use of such money found on slain
bank robber.
The case grew out Of The robbing
Of bank here May %. 1923. One
of the robbers, v. c. Stewart. was
Killed later in the day by police Of
ficcrS. On his person was found
$1,000 OF the loot obtained.
Administrators OF his estate used
s74s of the money for funeral ex-
pcnses and costs of administering
the estate.
The bonding company which re-
imbursed the bank. conteneled that
the administrators could not make
such use of the money. The lower
courts held that 1t was legal The
Supreme Court today refused to re-
view tie case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-15
Methodist Clergy,
Given Raise of 500,
NowAveragesl,3
By the AssOciatrd Prcs..

By the Associatrd Press
CHICAGO. February l5.~The
Methodist minister's salary was 500
more last year than in 1925 and il
averaged. with the increase. 81 .336.
These statistics were ready for
presentation today by DR. Joseph p.
Hingeley, Chicago. to the board Of
pensions and relief Of the Methods:
Episcopal Church. in session hire
DR.. Hingeley, who is correspond
ing secretary. also made known that
new pension plan for clergynen.
based on that Used by the Episcopal
and Presbyterian denominations,
will BE- put into effect.
The total pension distribution Of
the Methodist Church in 1927 was
S3,240.6O9," said DR.. Hingeley. The
church in its annual conference had
a total investment for preachers
pensions in 1923 Of sl6,3l7.45s. In
1927 this fund had increased TO
SIG, 649.126"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-15
CLOSING OF MARKET
BY 1929 is PRESSED
Representative Elliott Proposes
Action to Make Room for New
Justice Building.

legislative direction to the Secretary
81 Agriculture 10 close Center Market
b7 January /. 1929. IN order that the
site may be cleaned UP for the new
Department OF Justice Building Is pro-
posed in joint resolution introduced
IL the House late yesterday by Chair
man Elliott Of the House committee on
pubic buildings and grounds. wto Is
siso member Of the Public Buildings
Comm ES3on.
This Is identical with the resolution
Introduced IL the Senate several weeks
ago b. Senator Svloot. who is chairman
c. tie Public Buildings Commission
TIE introduction Of the measure at this
tine b. Mr.. Elliott indicates that 1t Is
70 De pressed for early passage as part
O. me public building program. as a
meeting Of the Public Buildings Com
mission was held Saturday.
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TIPS FOR TAXPAYERS

NJ ),
THE normal tax rate Is - i~r cent
M thu nrSt SAoon IN <'\vtas nj toS lss'
Saaal sNemrts,sn rsrtiss tSt ,s%ts<OssSn,N,
etc ! rcv seat ,'0 ths ne>s SAW ana
rer cent Nn the ealasire.
The sultan rates Apply IL nes tnS<'rsS
n exes,sGs ~ $40, 900 THE ma<tiossto rate
l. - yer eeot, which apsAlits IL net M
c.,n,S la excess ~ sttAt aoA
The eNenspth'll IL 81 spN g>r sat.s,e lsSr~
sons and 81 scn fV1 married lAet>>1tS tN-
ing tt,setaey AMI heads NJ families In
addition a TAXPAYER Is enitEseA ~ u
ste>,u at sa(s, ges earh lNegS>,N aesNnsrnt
an,,n aIm 10y rhlet >ursSas !. eesrh sN't'~
AN II under Ia wears NJ ave nv natakSat,lS
AZ self support hs<Atl>e ;nIn&al}v M pm
ltaliv detexgNr Suca dependent Need
net ee u sesssiSe ~ ihe TAXPAYER StAg a
msnees ~ his A,vssaSgd,
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TRAINING SHIP LEAVES.

IT, s Destroyer Allen 10 Be Re
placed by Later Boat Here.
The United States destroyer Alien,
which has Dfsn here more than two
years a. the training ship ~ the Naval
Reserve Battalion II thr District Ut Co
iunDia LET, yesterday for Philadelphia
where sie Will bt taken out II ssrshe,
The vessel Is u be replaced by the
destroyer AEei r UpshIr. which VIII be-
placed Ia commission at Philadelphia
Cfflcefs III the Alien VIII be transferred
~ The new snip, which Is eyt,ectTd 10
arrive here the latter part o. next
month Comdr Marx l.. Hetsst VIII
command the Upshur. She iE larger
ship and III a later type tnan the Aiitn.
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lures OF the roth Division III action
overseas. Following a short reception
dancing will continue un,il O'clock
Assistant Attorney General George Il
Farnuni. president OF the society. ex-
tends nm invitation also io all officers
OF the Yankee Division and MaS>aChu-
Setts Army officers residing III the p!S-
trtct Disabled veterans Of Ma$Sa-
chusetts at Walter Reed Hospital have
been invited rs guests
The Federation OF Citizens ASsocia-
Tons Will meet Saturday. 4 pm, III
board room OF the District Building
Local No, :, City Employees ASsecia-
ton, viii hold an open meeting at It's
nan ON Q street tomorrow evening.
Employees OF the District invited.
Society OF American rorsSter> will
meet tomorrow. . pm. III assembly
han OF the Cosmos Club. Discussion af
Industrial forestry by prominent speak
ers and revision Of the S,Siety'S con-
stitution.
The rainstogm caused the p,@tpane-
ment of the meeting ut The Barry Farm
Citizens Association IL February u,
The John NJ Heauchene ttsS;, NJ
~. American Legion. will nominate ON
GERS at meeting iii the office vi Junior
Vice Comdr John Il TesQl!s. HOS sin
tenth street, Friday, 7 30 pm
The Spanish American Athenrum VIII
hold u social meeting tomorrow, y pm,
at the rhayer Studio ia2e Connects
cut avenue.
The Harrison Mems Bible Class III
Congress Street Nj y Church viii give
u minstrel show, "fhe CoGnfed tntups.
Friday. 4 pm, IN tho lecture ns'm VI
the church
The Junior ana Intermediate Chris"
tan Endeavor VI the Ninth street
Christian Church will g,,e an enter
tainment at the church FRIDAY pm
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br sold for benefit OF the Presbyterian
Home.
National Tent. Maecabees. vii! meet.
O'Clock, at Odd Fellows Temple
The Guild for Acolytes and Lay
Readers OF the Episcopal Diocese viii
hoid annual meeting. 8 O'Clock. ST
stephens parish hall. on Fourteenth
street, The director Rev Enoch NJ
thompson. will conduct the meeting
and the Young Peoples Society OF ST
stephens will give "a play.
There VIII b flve hundred card
party by Auxiliary 10 / A. OF M. q: so
o'clock. at Masonic Temple, Eighth
and i streets northeast
Annual dinner Of Harvard Alumni
University Club, Z o'clock Guest speak
rrs, DIR. John r. =. Tatiock, 90. pro-
Lessor Of English at Harvard College.
~ Father Edmund Aloyai,is Walsh.
vice president of Georgetown unlver-
sity and regent Of the School OF For
eign Service. All men who have at
tended Harvard are invited
The South Washington Citizens As
ISOLATION will meet. Il O'Clock. In Fair.
brother School. Refreshments during
Il social hour.
FUTURE
III honor III Benjamin Franklin the
Columbia Historical Society will meet
Tuesday. d 10 pm. In assembly hall Of
the Cosmos Club Dr. David Jayne
I'm Will speak Of Franklin and the
French Alliance Of i71a" Soloist,
Mabel Flehr.
Dr Louis Anspacher will give the
third III his course nf lectures. ar
ranged by Mrs Henry T. Dimock. for
The George Washington Memorial to-
morrow, 3 pm. at Mrs Dimock's resi-
dfnce, Scott Circle, Subject; SHAW.
the Dramatist VI Crlticihm"
The Maccabees Rational Tent and
Martha Washington live viii give their
monthly dance tomorrow, Odd Fellows
Temple. Dancing, y to ~.
The Social Club. II IL A, will give
IA leap year dance February 20. Willard
Hotel.
The Refinrs Ala Of ~ Andrews
Episenpel Church will serve an oyster
supper tomorrow. Ia pm,
BARRIERS Union Nlii siVe a reception
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BAND CONCERT

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~ 1h& t'N.IsI States AAyG>S Nsua
CyVlAsNntAa At &RS AIaslss BARRACKS a.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-15

W SptnGei Tupman. musician aud
nfchrAtIa leader 8hD has been sued
f.! aE absolute divorce by Mrs Mary
Tulinan. 1926 Whldom piaCr, was
ciUed yesterday by Justice Iiitz IN Equity
Court u appear Friday u show cause
why Ae SHOULD not be adJudged IN con
tempt tof alleged failure " keep up
sI!mDny payments ~ $40 week
IItoIph htLotney W Gwynn Gardiner
Ms Tupnan npmDistned .bst her has
DaAd Wa J5 weeks snssts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-15
ELKS TO GIVE DINNER.
Grand Exalted Ruler Malley TO Be
Honor Guest Tonight.

A reception and dinner viii be given
og!gnt by Washington Lodge. No. Is,
q r. o. E!ks, IN honor of Grand Exalted
Ruler John r. Mailey at the Willard
Hotel.
Members Of the IL lodges In the local
jurisdiction, which includes this city,
Maryland and parts Of Virginia and
Delaware. will be represented In the
celebration which starts al $50 O'Clock.
John K Lynch. exalted ruler OF Wash
.ngun Lodge. headed the committee
ylilch met Mr. Mailey and his stan on
their arrival In Washington this morn
!uy and entertained them today. Part
II th~ program was q trip u Mount
styIs1n.
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D. c. Insurance Code Amended

The HOUSE Distract C<NlsnsitteS tG>saN
received sru!n the unaeyall SugesIan,st~
tt'e on INSURANCE and banking Il tav<>r~
able Recommendations CM the ctN 81
amend the code y, as ~ I>t;t sGse l(.t'AE
Order ~ American Mechanics IN The
~sn,S class with ether sragrr,las !;s>s|s~
ancc organizations and lsi$ seeASuyT
was !aNoraely reported ~ ths No1>S
with Rep,e>s NtatiNe tnderAtu Etpee~
!,ran NJ Mas athl;Setts 1tgSEtel t. write
the rep>Uf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-15
THREE TO GET DEGREES
AT PENNSYLVANIA u.
Secretary Mellon. Gov. Fisher and
Frank 3. .Noyes 20 Be Hon
ored February 22.

b. tine As-s.15ts-1 frese
PHILADELPHIA February Is
Secretary q tisc Treasury Mellon. Gov
Fisher q Pennsylvania anc Frank e.
EoysS. PRESIDENT o. the Associated
Press viii 1T among those who will
reeve The honorary degree O: doctor
o. laws a. tf.e University Of Pennsyi-
Yanls Washington birihday exercises
ne%i Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-15
PLANE CONTRACT LET.

- Machines wal Cest h0yy
=! J33 $50
4 'tsGtsao IN b. 81 GoDled ayrp}sA~
ts.g--'~ ~ cpai s. g53 b - ilah been
s4tlctc titf Ffeu t. WiD44ry Aircraft
- ~ EaffO4e tui4ts ~ tiie hh'y
Lvpsf nseI.t
Ii*t FHt.t4tk KFsD&H at Tie I!ojEltt
~ s3}H n.5e eyI.nctIs developing 4l5
be- tiel&tt - s1D Irvoi4tp5ns pr
- @Jf T.. ~ 5aed ~ The Martlh
J. 81 IT, He-4 ~ nap sid >hprs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-15

~tsseiat Msnatth 10 THE star
FREDERICK. MID Ebr,,asv !, -~
Howard NJ Wachtei II wears old a
we'll known TAT mer os near nloamNeid
died yesterday az hts hame- Ills g,fSs
cousins John and Richast Waehtes,
Also prominent farmers, dit~ FRIDAY
aud Saturday.
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TRIES TO HANG SELF.
Prisoner EaYed by Rescue Squad
ana EeAt u CallIn2er.

ana EeAt "a Gallin2er.
Prank / Hooker. y years olc. e0G
III street. pT.0Jner uncer Charge
81 tc.2fYy attempted " take his lite
2y hanging IaA yesterday afternoon IN
Iii cell a. the tlrft p:ec!yct station Dui
va cut Gown WHEN other prisoners
bss:fr7,asec fatroin.sn r. r. Shelton
Lr Laurence AQrpny Of Casually
HDsp.ta. rendered first I'D s..l the
F.ge .tfpariLItIt rescue squad revived
nan |}tn ube pJiulD,oF. he was taken
70 CalllageE Hospital II. attempting "
5s4aa n,nlbeif he Ha6 snlployed strap
9Fc:t. lbs .l4cks! co.laY and attached Il
- bis Lla
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Oil HEARING HELD.

p>t - E1yal Dutch Shell
':t~ >v@c.a! Nag III D,sfd apr,lntrd
h SECRETARY W.ID1f q, Investigate iie
;4.e - u! fF>gn lAF1i reserves Dy TIE
J5cnD.4ll Ee34hS,!lcatee III! Ca u San
tEaE.clas1 ~ 2.e Iujys! DuDn Smell
Frf.<yfet4pi. q EgltiAH oDtccrn ieic "a
iea'H.E yea1tfray ii ne Navy DE
Dai meat ~ Wt!srL f. C. Matul y!
i.sH FYeI"lbsy YlGe presIcfn. 81 the
Etar.4sg company. APPEARED
E1fat hculfA. T. II Campbell Judge
sc.Dca4 general IteaE EdmlFa! II Ii
Jttg9s+14 arc fteaf Admiral jam Hal
li*sl 4 fi43rt ~ ii5e Bureau u HI =
g-'trtlt2 uleHl'SeFs - t4f Dtafc 80
ftt$ ~D..C lepDtt lAti :alclAke " 14e
- Yt11TY
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the Holy Name Church at the Holy
Name School. I2l7 West Virginia ave-
nue. northeast. from 4:30 10 7 O'Clock.
To be repeated tomorrow.
Dahlgren Terrace Citizens Associa-
ton will meet, 3 o'clock, at Social Oyster
Club, Twelfth street and Rhode Island
avenue northeast. Speakers. Henry
6Iliigan on residential restriction. and
representative from the 6alsation
Army OH the work Of that 0rganiz:. ton.
Tie University Of Nebraska Alumni
Association charter day reunion. dance
and bridge. Il O'Clock. A. A. u. w club
house 1884 | street.
The annual banquet Of past mattonh
aud patrons Uf Washington Centennial
chapLer No z, o. r. s., Grace Dodge
Hotel. Bridge VIII follow dinner.
The Brotherhood will meet, D; so O'Clock
Eighth Street Temple. Judge Nathan
Cayt0n VIII deliver all address aud en-
tertainment VIII be featured by Joel
knylck, Ben Rather and r. Alpher
| with selections by George Washington
Uies Club
Cara parry IN Ut, s3teplirHs tthil
Twenty fourth and II streets, bib
o'clock. tor the benefit VI Our Lady 0i
iOtifdss Church, Bethesda. Md Pub
lie invited.
Chicken dinner viii he served by
Friendship Temple, No o. Pythian tsis"
tefs. 3 a. Z O'clock. Pythian Temple.
The Newman Club viii give card
party. Burlington Hotel, D O'clock,
Miriam Chapter, u. u H.. viii hold
a reception and dance al L'Aigion Club
Chtken pie dinner VIII be served Ia
psTi0rk III The Fifst Presbyterian Cijhfch
6 " Z ~ otlDck. Fancy e.tlrles VIII
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Friendship Club OF Federal Chapter,
No. 80. O T. g., will give card party
at Chestnut Farms auditorium, Twenty
sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
O'Clock
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

Mrs. Charles Wood will give an 81
Illustrated traveitalk on Australia. New
Zealand and the South Seas. 8:l5
o'clock, at Y. w. c. A.. Seventeenth and
X streets.
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An oyster dinner will br served by
the Holy Name Church at the Holy
Name School. I2l7 West Virginia ave-
nue. northeast. from 4:30 10 7 O'Clock,
To be repeated tomorrow.
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The Social Club. II II A. will give
leap year dance February 20. Willard
Hotel.
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The Refiors Ala Of 81 Andrews
Epiheopel Church viii serve an oyster
supper tomorrow. 4 In pm
BARRIERS Union VIII sive a reception
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The Maccabces National Tent aud
Martha Washington live viii give their
monthly dance tomorrow, Odd Fellows
Temple. Dancing, u tai ~
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The Newman Club viii give card
Jarty Burlington Hotei, D O'clock,
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Chicken dinner viii be served by
Friendship Temple, No. o, Pythian Sis
lefk, 8 u 7 O'Clock. Pythian Temple.
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The University Of Nebraska Alumni
Association charter day reunion. dance
and bridge. u O'Clock. A. A. u. w club
HOUSE 1884 | street
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Chtken pie dinner VIII be served Ia
,sTiofs III The First Presbyterian Ci3nfth
. w I ~ otlock. Fancy e!tiries VIII