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Evening star., 1928-11-25
ROBERT LEE MONTAGUE
DIES SUDDENLY IN HOME
Cousin of Virginia Representative
Began Practice of Law Here
Three Years Ago.

Robert Lee Montague, 63 years old.
for number of years practicing
lawyer of this city and active in several
fraternal organizations here, died sud-
denly at his residence, 1927 M street.
last night
Mr.. Montague had been talking to
friends and fell over when he got out
of his chair and started walking through
the hall. The coroner issued certifi-
cate of death due to natural causes.
Until several years ago Mr.. Montague
maintained residence near Bowie, Md.
while practicing law here. He moved
into the city about three years ago.
He was active in the Masonic fra
ternity and also had been a member of
the Odd Fellows and the Eagles for
number of years. He was a cousin of
Representative Andrew Jackson Mon
tague of Virginia
The body was taken to the establish
ment of Martin w. Hysong Co., 1900 N
street. Mr.. Montague had a wide ac-
quaintance among business and profess
s1onal men of Washington.
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Jn MemnrIan1.

BAIER, BARBARA NJ. In loving remsr-
brancs Of our dear mother, ,BARBARA n:
H'Ntct aEo today. y'O NovembeT is IS. 1915
HER DEVOTED son AND DAUGHTER.
Jamie BOYD. In loving
remembrance Of % our deSy yr, m3tnsS pInIrInf. ana
HAM who departed this life one year agS
today. November rs. 1927.
mjurnful year has vanished
We, think. as the tear drops start;
It s.ili fresh within our hearts.
Ar then our lives we're Saddened,
Bu; her voice seems Sweetly saying,
Courage, dear. We shall meet again.
FLORENCE AND LOWE.
BIRMINGHAM Jamie B. In sad but
JAMIE B. BTRMfNGHAM' who died on:
In my heart your memory fingers,
Always tender. fond and true;
There is not a day. dear mother
That 10 not think Of you. ~v,,,-v
HER LOVING DAUGHTER, RACHEL
LEAH TAYLOR.
BROOKS. CHARLES F; tribute q 6TxS logs -
who departed this life November TO- ls1I'
How miss the welcome
footsteps of the one loved so DEAR
Of listen for his coming.
Feeling "ure that he is neal; nT;,v
COLEMAN. SPENCER. In sad but loyinE
SPENCER CoLEMAN. who departed this
1924.
Every day our hearts go wandering
To a grave not far away,
Where they laid our dear father
Four years ago today.
No one knows how we miss him,
No one knows the love he gave,
But we know that Jesus blessed him
HIS T5sV pEvoTEp SfT!I1"e CHILDREN, ROSCOE AND
MARBURY COLEMAN.
COLLINS, ANNIE. A tribute Of love and
mo9ser ns%smoFapSs hNN1E q COINS sYOta
died 10 years sge; & Noysm9eEE Mp SE,7HEN r; 1sNk?
Of our devoted mother: ANNIE JOHNSON;
who departed this life seven years ago
today, November 20, 1871.
Thou wilt my every want supply.
Even to the end whate'er befan
In life. in death. eternally
1nOu a'' lily all DAUGHTERS.
PERRY. HUGH NJ. In remembrance of my
choriSter, HUGH NJ. PERRY; who depArt.
ed this life four years ago TO-DAY, NOVEMBER
Gone but not forgotten.
Mef 81 THE fhoEFNTc, SENIOR CHOIR CHOIR OF EBEN-
EzER CHURCH.
PERRY, HARRIET L.; EDWARD A. HUGH
% DEAD saSEsf @otheT To- aHRRET hf % wSS %
EpW{A5SsIp fQSE year; E,Ia sEg SGveSsF s6sF
years ago today. November 25. 1924.
20. Thou, Who changest not" abide vita
AUDREY M. THOMPSON. MAYdE B.
ASHTON AND HARRIET L. PERRY.
RHODES, ADDISON D. In loving Lemem.
brance of my dear husband. ADDISON y.
RHODES, who died November as, le3S.
Anniversary mass at Holy Comforter
BY HIS WIFE. MARGARET c.
VEST, JOSEPHINE tribute of love to
the memory of our dear mother. JOSEPH:
INE WEST. who departed this life IL
years ego today, November IS, 1914
If we could have our dearest wish fulfilled.
And take our choice Of earthS treasures
Or Choose from heaven whatsoe'er We
willed,
Dear mother we would ask for you.
HER DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER,
w NJ EDWARDS AND MATTE M
JOHNSTON.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
10 the Health Department during the last
George Smith. So. D. c. Jail.
John Grady. 40. Emergency HospitSL
Charles w. Bowman. 81. U. S. Naval HOS
pital
Pose Thompson, SIS, Emergency Hospital.
Fannie Blackman. As. Sl4 Rhode lsland
Thomas King. 80, asth and Reservoir SITS
John H. Murphy. 10, Freedmen'S Hospital
Evening star., 1928-11-25

During the past IL months disabled
ex-service men at the British Legion'S
factUfy at Richmond made 32,000000
artificial Flanders poppies to be sold
for charity by 5000 committees in all
parts of England
Evening star., 1928-11-25

A card party and dance will be held
at the Aloysian Club, AZ I street, No.
vember %, at $50 pm Proceeds will
be for the benefit of the library fund
of the club. A half-hour lecture on
bridge will be given by Miss Mary A.
Beadle, technical director of the Carl
ton Hotel Bridge Club.
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DHdfh6.

WATSON: JOHN M; Members Of the Ksls
advised of the death Of Brother JOHN e.
WATSON: RECITATION OF the soI rosary ss ~ tns
Sunday, November Is. 1928 9 pm.
1,,. :, ,r>II cC,, z ,FITZGERALD' Pre-;
Der 23. 1928. JAMES d. WINSTON. de.
voted husband of Patsy Winston, fatnsr
of Corinne Freeman. Bessie. Henry. Wiz
liam, Charles and Gertrude. Remains
resting at the w Ernest Jarvis Co funeral
parlors. 2222 Ga. ave. NV. until SATURDAY
at pm. thereafter at his late residences
t16 Madison ct. NV. Funeral MONDAY.
November 26. at 2 pm, from Saints Rest
Baptist Church. l44 st. NV, Rev. We
Robertson oficiatinE. %
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FUTURE.

FUTURE.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
have an all-day hike from Dickerson
to Brunswick, is miles along the c. &
o. canal, on Thursday. Meet at Union
Station at am. Bring lunch and cup
for MONDAY meal Dinner will be had
at the B. & o. Y. M. c. A. at Bruns-
wick. Cost for fare. $3.06; dinner. SIS
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A bridge party sponsored by the Aux
iliary Board of Regents of Trinity Col
lege will be given tomorrow, pm, at
Wardman Park Hotel. Proceeds for
students loan fund.
Evening star., 1928-11-25

The combined chapters of Gamma
Delta Sigma Sorority will hold their
first subscription dance of the season
December 8 in the rose room of the
Washington Hotel
Evening star., 1928-11-25

A musical under auspices of Abra-
ham Lincoln Circle, No. g. Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic, Friday,
8:15 pm, at the Willard Hotel
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Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps will
have its annual inspection tomorrow, 8
pm, in Grand Army Hall.
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Dorothy Wilson Halbach, contralto and
Miss Elizabeth Coombs, pianist. will
give the program. Members and friends
are invited to have cup of tea after
the concert.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
meet at Third street and concord avenue
at 2:30 o'clock. Take Takoma Park car
on Fourteenth street line. Hike
through woodland country. Bring
lunch, cup and f1ashlight. Coffee Will
be furnished.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

The WanderlusterS' hike will start
frcm Wisconsin and Massachusetts, ave-
nues at 2:45 o'clock. Mr.. Zerkels will
lead.
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FOUND.

BROOCH-Sunday. November 49,. Park I'd.
rear nth st. Owner phone Columbia y.
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League, $40 Maryland ave. s.w. Main 0Uoo
Evening star., 1928-11-25

Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue
station at 2:30 o'clock. The experimental
farm and Arlington will be explored.
Bring supper, to be eaten at the Simon
home in Clarendon, Va, after the walk.
Mr. Simon will lead.
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The American Association of Uniyer-
esty Women invites all college women
and their friends on a walk from
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Mrs. Walter Hilton, chairman OF the
music group of the District League OF
American Pen Women, will give con-
cert at 4:30 o'clock at the club. MRS.
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cents. Oscar Kannegesser and George
Vail, leaders.
The Writerscraft Club will meet to-
morrow, 8 pm, at the Thomson School.
Visitors welcome.
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JaES g 2; U5art9u Ie5a "a s IIS res e
dence. 214 II st. S.w., JAMES o. SMALL
WOOD. beloved father Of Margaret Hoft;
man and E. Henry Smallwood. Funeral
from the residence of his daughter. 473 c
st. sw, Monday, November 26. at o'clock.
thence to Zion Baptist Church. F st. be-
tween 3rd and 4I2 sts. Sw., Rev. w. L.
Washington officiating. Relatives and
friends invited 70
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SMITH, IHEKESA; On Ihursday; NoVem.
st. NV, THERESA SMITH. the beloved
daughter of Nellie Smith and devoted
sister of Bessie Smith. Remains resting
temporarily at Lomaxs chanel, 1900 st
NV; may be seen Saturday evening. No
yember "a. at the home. Funeral from her
l:3O pm Friends invited Internent
Payne'S Cemetery. 25
Evening star., 1928-02-01
INTEREST CENTERS
IN TRACTION BONDS
Some Other Utilities and Met
al Securities Meet
Strong Market.
BY CHARLES r. SPEARE.

Special Dispatch 20 The Star.
NEW YORK, February 1.-Strong
market for all Of the local traction
bonds. as we'll as for the issues Of some
of the out-of-town public utilities, and
q resumption Of demand In the metal
securities were the main features of TO-
days session.
The fractions are moving regardless
Of the poor earnings being shown. New
an overnight gain Of 1ia points. and
vance yesterday. Third Avenue IS
crossed so and Interborough IS. dupli-
Gated their recent high Of 77ia. which
compares with a low for the year Of 10.
Brooklyn Union Gas Up.
Brooklyn Union Gas continued to ad-
vance with the stock and at one time
showed o rise Of 3ia points. The new
Philadelphia Co. SIS have been very
popular and today were a point above
the issue price. North American Edison
IS gained q. There was an improve.
ment in the tone in all of the new ~
ner cent light and power bonds.
The metal group became active again.
Chilean Is reached a new high
above l03. Andes Copper Is were Ia
points higher and Anaconda rs frac-
tionallv up. Dodge IS went above 80 IN
sympathy with the strength in Dodge
stocks.
The rail market was quiet The Of
ferinf today OF $780, 900 Alabama
Great Southern first Is ut 9SA. to
weld AIS per cent. brought out the
fact that these bonds have been added
to the legal list in New York State.
xr;u p.usons Ss
They will replace the 5 per cent
bonds maturing last December. The
price was regarded as fairly high. as 1t
is on about o parity With Union PACING
Is and Atchison As and a point above
Baltimore g. Ohio first IS.
In the foreign group the Strength
of Argentine 6s, Of Italian government,
municipal and public utility descrip..
tons, Of Brazilian 612s. Poland Is ana
New South Wales S. was conspicuous.
United States Treasury bonds were
again firm, as were Fourth Liberty 4Z4s:
The renewal rate OF Al per cent had
little influence on the market. which
was inclined to hesitate pending the
action of several of the Federal Re-
serve banks this afternoon toward their
discount rates.
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New Bond Issues
NEW YORK. February l tspec.aD

NEW YORK. February (SpeciaD.
Offering Is being made today by
Bond & Goodwin and Tucker. Hlyth.
Witter a. Co. American National Co.
Pierce. Fair g. Co. ana L. H. Rollins
g. Sons OF an issue OF Si3.000. 900
Southern Counties Gas Co. OF Cali
fornia and Pacific Lighting Co. first
mortgage ~, per cent gold bonds. series
1868. maturing May l. 1888. priced ct
e4A@. TO yield about $50 per cent.
J. p. Morgan g. Co, First National
and National City CO.. ofycr today $5..
100000 Alabama Great Southern Rail-
road Co. hrst consolidated mortgage I
per cent gold bonds. series "B" due
December I. ls4S. The bonds are priced
at 9sh. TO yield 4iS per cent 10 ma
turity
Texas a. Pacific has made applica-
ton 10 the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for authority to issue $3,60S.-
900 equipment trust certificates to be
sold TO the Guaranty Trust Co. OF New
YORK.
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PLAN DECENTRALIZATION.

NEW YORK. February / ODD.
rectors of savage Arms Co. are under
stood to be considering . plan Tor
disqualification which probably win be
submitted to stockholders at the an
nual meeting In April. No new inAnc-
ing is involved. the plan being TO seq
resate its sporting arms and electric
appliance activities The company
canned s3.S4 O share on the common IN
1927. against S7.02 . share In 1875.
Regular quarterly dividends on com.
mon and preferred stocks were De.
clared.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
Washington Stock Exchange

Sales.
wash Gas c. 1850 at i09A.
wash. r. d. Z. gen1 6s-$i 900 At lo4.
Cap. Traction Co.-lo at ia, 70 ~
ia, 20 at ia, 20 at ia.
wash n. x z. pfd.-25 at 1o3.
Union Trust Cos at 3loA.
Barber q Ross com.-50 at "a.
Col. sand & Gravel pfd.-2o at 1895,
5 at 1O4. S.
Lanston Mon.-lo at i09.
After Call.
Barber e. Ross 6l4s-$3,o00 at s4&.
Mergenthaler Ln.-1o at l063s.
Amer. Sec. a. TT. Co.'S at $50.
Georgetown Gas 5s-sl 900 a. los.
c. a. r. Tel Of Va. $4,000 at lo4.
wash. Gas 6s "B"-4i0o at l09A.
Pot. Elec cons 5s-ti 900 at 1854.
wash. r. &c z. com-io at 46Sh.
Money-cali loans. S and 9 per cent.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
BETHLEHEM OFFERING.

NEW YORK. February I L<p.-~Beth-
lehem Steel Corporation announced to-
day that Its 1919 Offering Of preferred
stock 10 employees the NTH Offering
since the employees saving and stoek
ownership plan was established In 1894.
would be nj ti20 share. The ofYer-
ing price was sl01 q share In io27.
when s7.i%2 employees applied for n ana
shares.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
STEEL SCHEDULES UP.

NEW YORK. February Up.-Op.
erations Of subsidiaries Of the United
States Steel Corporation have risen
about 6 per cent In the last week.
ingot production now being close to
% per cent Of capacity. compared with
70 per cent two weeks ago. q gain OF
II per cent. Independent companies
are producing at the rate Of 7s per
cent. Two weeks ago production was
at about 70 per cent.
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SOFT COAL OUTPUT.

NEW YORK, February P1.-From
preliminary car loading figures. the
National Coal Association estimates
production of bituminous coal for the
week ended January 20 as slightly
under 10000, 900 net tons. Production
for the previous week was put At
9,729 900 tons by the Bureau OF Mines,
subject 70 revision
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& II. KRESs EARNINGS.

NEW YORK. February tF.-S. H.
Kress & Co. earned $S.36 = share on
s66. .73s shares Of no par common stock
In 1877. against $S7.23 . share on
i2o. 900 common shares 800 par. after
rose 10 I'd. .oao oSs fr1ra sS,s72s ssa9
Evening star., 1928-02-01

NEW YORK, February 1 Rb.-~An-
other new low record for the season was
established In the raw sugar market
early today. when prices declined i-3a
under increased offerings Sales ut the
decline were $4,000 bsgA OF Cuban 10
an operator for nrst half February
khipment al 40 duty paid.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
SALES RECORDS SET.
Chicag.: Auto Show Also She tter

Chicas<: Auto Show Also She tier
in Attendance Mark.
CHICAGO February 1 R. - Auto
sales records ~ the twenty-edghth an
nual automobile show here are setting
new high marks. Dealers and exhibitors
reported to g. A. siiles, general MANAGER
OF the show, today. Attendance records,
too, are being shat. ered daily.
Walter p. ChrysleS predicted that by
1885 the United States viii have I'll
its streets from 80 TO so million regis
tered vehicles"
Evening star., 1928-02-01
CAR LoADrNGs SLUMP.

Loading Of revenue freight On the
railroads. In the week ended January
Il totaled es4.ocS cars, O decrease Of
q. sac cars from the preceding week.
and q drop Of 52,065 cars from the
corresponding week in 1927. the Amer.
ican Railway Association reported
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STEEL SHEETS HIGHER.

NEW YORK. February ! R,-Inde-
pendent steel companies in the Young
stown district have followed the ad-
vance Of So ton on full finished sheets
to Ais cents and 81 Q ton ON wire
products to 2.4o cents.
Evening star., 1928-02-01

ANNUAL REPuRT OF THE wHFTELAw
.order a. peeas OF .he District Of Columbia.
We the undersigned. the president and
ra,eraty Of the trustees of the Whitelaw
Anartgnent House Co. Inc. ot the District OF
Columbia hereby certify that the auaoSnt OF
.s,arital of the said corporation on the thirty
-Hrst day of December AID. 1927. was ~ fol-
auth authorized capital ......,... $3.50. 100000
Proportion of capital paid in. 90
!. and 3iiSoGs -............ Sa.JllAo
= secured - '.............1... 143.I3S 90
Value OF huikiing ng......... "a 10000
value of furniture and fixtures. 5000
tNash in hank -, -. St4.0N
surplus l.l62.47
President.
,AHEOLL A. BROOKS.
CICERO A. LEE.
Secretary.
District Of Columbia sc
J. GEttSGE w ROBINSON ccing hrst
6nly sworn an nv oath do depoSe and say;
That am the presadent of the said corpo-
rSiion mentioned IN the foregoing report hy
me subscribed: that have read the said re-
port and believe the sects stated to he true
GEO. W. ROBINSON.
Subscribed and sworn So before this
3lst day of January. AID. 1925. Witness my
hand and notaripl SeSl
SUSIE A BLACKWELL
tSesi.f Notary Public.
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LIQUIDATINa DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK. February l tp--A
liquidating dividend OF $50 . share was
declared today by Lyman AAla. which
was acquired by the WhAttns Paper
Co. Holyoke. Mass. last November. A
payment OF 400 share was made
In December
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B., c. & A. HAS DEFICIT.

by Pennsy Subsidiary.
Special Dispatch 70 The star.
BALTIMORE. February IA deficit
of $1sl,5s0 is reported by the Balti-
more Chesapeake & Atlantic Rail-
way. q subsidiary Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, which operates line Of bay
boats, for 1927. an increased deficit of
$7,543 compared with 1926 Gross
operating revenues for the year were
81 .466 ,36l. an increase OF $39,033.
December showed q deficit OF 1856.
This was an increased deficit Of $11.729
compared with December, 1925. Gross
operating revenues for the final month
were $96, 6,692, q decrease Of $3.50.
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AMERICAN CHICLE co.

NEW YORK. February R-
American Chicle Co. earned $6.7S a
share in 1927, compared with s5.75 a
share In 1926. Good will. patents and
trade marks were reduced u s3.4o0. 900
from $4,000. 900 the year befke.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
NEW ENGLAND PHONE.

NEW YORK. February Up.-Eet
income of New England Telephone Co.
for 1927 rose to $9.7o4,095, equivalent
TO $s77 a share. from S9.l74 800, or
1928 a share, In 1926.
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PIG IRON HIGHER.

NEW YORK, February / (R.-Pig
iron Is 50 cents a ton higher. ranging
from $ie to $3.50 ton, base furnace.
and new business Is large. Daily Metal
Trade reports.
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NEW YORK. February Ap. Rye
barely steady: No, J Western, laaas
{ n, b. New York, and 1904 O, l. {. sx-
port. OthsI articles unchanged.
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FOUR YACHTSREADY
FOR OVERSEE RACE.
Await Signal for New York
to-Spain 3,055. Mile
Speed Test.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 2s.-Four shin
Ing little American yachts lifted and
fell to the ocean swell in GraveSend
Bay today waiting the signal which
tomorrow will start them on their
3.o55-mile race to Santender. Spain, for
the Queen Victoria cup offered by the
Spanish ruler.
The stanch little craft. the biggest
only 60xi3 feet over all, the smallest
10 feet shorter. face test considered
bv many more severe than a CranSat-
lantic flight. Their speed governed only
by the elements and the skill of their
SHIPPERS. the passage from Ambrose
Light TO the Spanish mainland was eX-
pected TO take three weeks or longer
The race lost its international aspect
when the Santa Maria. American de-
signed and built boat, which had been
purchased by group Of Spanish noble
men, was unable to start because Of in
ability TO get her in shape.
Heading the list of social registrieS
who will man the little vessels is an
American woman. Mrs. William RooS
of New York. wife of the owner and
captain Of the Isabella, smallest craft
IN the race.
Mrs. Roos dong an amateur yachts
woman. will not be q passenger on the
trip She expects TO take her regular
turn on watch.
The other yachts in the race. in addi-
ton TO the Isabella. are Paul Ham
mond'S baby blue colored Nina. the
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COMPENSATION BOARD
ENTERS NEW OFFICE
Moves Quarters From Interior
Building to 18th and K-Radio
Commission to Move.

The United States Employees Com
pensation Commission, which will, adj
minister the Districts. new workmen's
compensation act when 1t becomes 'ef-
fective, is moving its quarters from
the fourth floor of the Interior
Department Building to offices in the
Investment Building at Fifteenth and
X streets. The room vacated in the
Interior Department will be occupied by
the Federal Radio Commission and the
radio division of the Department of
Commerce. which will move Monday.
The space vacated in the Department
Of Commerce by the Governments radio
bodies will be absorbed by Secretary
Hoover'S department. the bureau of
foreign and domestic commerce largely
benefiting by the shift Conditions at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29

The dinner was arranged by the
Corinthian Yacht Club and Arthur
Middleton, vice commodore of the club,
was chairman of the committee In
charge.
Among the speakers we're Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury Seymour
Lowman, former Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury Edward G. Clifford, Lieut..
Comdr. N. B. Hall of Coast Guard
Headquarters, representing the COM
mandant. Rear Admiral F. c. Billiard,
! who is in Europe; J. Edwin Lawton,
vice commander of the United States
power squadrons; John j. Boobar of
the Kiwanis Club, DR.. d. c. Main,
formerly commodore of the Washing
ton Yacht Club; Dr. A. B. Bennett,
commodore of the Corinthian Yacht
Club; Commodore William Tilghman
Hensley Of the Maryland Yacht Club OF
Baltimore. former Commodore Conrad
c.. Smith of the Corinthian Yacht Club,
Claude W. owen of the Kiwanis Club
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INQUEST WILL BE HELD
IN DEATH OF EMPL0YE
Ralph P. Standard Succumbs to in
iuries Received at Union Sta
ton Terminal.

An inquest will be held this after
noon into the death yesterday of Ralph
p. Standard, % years old. 22lS Bag
ley street northeast. who died in Emer-
gency Hospital of injuries received
earlier in the day when he was struck
by a yard engine of the Washington
Terminal Co.
Standard was crossing the tracks
about 100 feet south of the T street
bridge when he was struck by an en-
CINE operated by Engineer w. T. How
ard. SI4 K street northeast, and in
charge Of Conductor G. w. Boswell
1924 Georgia avenue. They took him
to the Union Station, where he was
given first aid treatment for a badly
crushed leg and then taken to the hos
pital He died shortly before 6 o'clock
last night. Standard was an employe
of the terminal company,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29

and j. c. Brown, president of the White
House News Photographers Association,
A handsome gift set of cigarette
lighter, case and billfold in gold and
leather was presented to the guest Of
honor. Isaac Cans made the prcsen-
tation Yeandle made brief speech
Of appreciation and talked on the Coast
Guard
Lieut.. Comdr. Yeandle is now in COM
mand of the Coast Guard destroyer
Pointer in North Atlantic waters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29
YEANDLE PRESENTED
WITH GIFT AT DINNER
Friends Honor Coast Guard officer,
Formerly Stationed Here-Aided
Local Yachting.

Lieut.. Conidr. S. S. Yeandle, United
States Coast Guard, was given a
testimonial dinner last night at the
Hamilton Hotel, when officials of the
Government and of yachting clubs
praised him highly not only for what
he had done for the Coast Guard when
he was contact officer here as aide to
the commandment but also for what he
has done for yachting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29

the Commerce Department are de-
scribed as being decidedly cramped
The Federal Radio Commission is an
ticipating some expansion with the adj
vent of the new fiscal year and adj
ditional experts are expected to be en-
ployed