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New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
BLUE Law APPLIED
TO JUDGES Wife
New Jersey Crusader Insists On
Strict Enforcement

WestWood, \. j., June II R-
\ movie owning Justice Of the peace
was being pointed out here today
both as victim and crusader in an
application Of blue laws which
brought everything in this town to
standstill Sunday, including the
| crusaders wife.
The justice OF the peace was Z.
Alan Meyer. The other victims were
the chief OF police, now under 80
days suspension; d patrolman. sem
fenced TO pay fine of Is days pay:
and most of the towns shopkeepers,
whom Meyer had arrested for vo-
sation Of the vice and immortality
act OF 1877; and dozens of motor
lists.
Enforcement Of the statute began
when Justice Of the Peace Harrese
fined Meyer SIS for operating his
motion picture theater on Sunday.
1t ended when an iratc bus driver,
stalled In Meyers crusade of retail.
alton, cut the Gordian knot by the
commonplace cXpedicnt Of calling Il
policeman and demanding Meyers
arrest for blocking traffic
A line of tuning motorists was
held up when Meyer announced that
motoring was illegal on Sunday.
Even Meyers wife was handed a
summons as she drove the family
car TO where her husband stemmed
the tide Of traffic.
The police force refused to arrest
offenders, but Meyer deputized half
dozen citizens and enforced the
law. When Meyer was arrested for
the second time, the automobil
tourists seized the opportunity to
break the traffic jam.
Then Mayor Rucknor came home
from Il baseba' game in neighbour
ing town and declared a truce.
Chief OF Police Beck was suspend
cd for permitting Meyers campaign
to continue uninterrupted and Pa
tralman Butterticld was fined for
being allegedly intoxicated Thursday
night at a party celebrating the re-
opening OF Meyers theater, which
had been closed for alterations.
Meyer Informed Prosecutor Hart
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
iC0RDELL LEADING
SMITH IN tenn.
Has Big Advantage Over New
York Governor

Raleigh, \, C., June II R-With
put one county yet to report, Repre-
sentative cordell Hull Of Tennessee,
today led Governor Smith of New
FORK by 81 instructed state con-
Fehuon votes. The state meeting.
which will select North Carolina
- delegates TO the national demo-
cratic convention, is to be held to-
morrow.
HUBS total in Saturdays county
conventions. stood today at 75s. to
a4i Tor Smith, with GOA votes unin-
strnc'ed A small number OF votes
We're divided between Senator SIM
mons OF North Carolina. Hull sup
porter: Senator Reed of Missouri,
'os"phus Daniels, Owen y. Young.
Governor Donahey Of Ohio. Claude
Bowers, and Governor Mclean of
North Carolina. Washington coun-
ty With six votes had not been
heard from.
smith leaders were still unwilling
70 concede the victory. W. B. Jones,
! chairman OF the Smith committee,
issued a statement in which he said;
Il still assert that North Carolina
is for Governor Smith and that the
state convention will be for him. He
Will be nominated on an early ballot
at Houston ana next November will
be elected president Of the United
States"
Zeb Y. burlington. manager for
HUI, said the Overwhelming Hull
and anti-Sruith victories in the pre-.
tlnct meetings and the county con-
'entions constitute a clear and em-
phatic vindication and endorsement
OF the opinions expressed by those
wise and farseeing party leaders,
who several years ago bodily declar-
Cd their opposition to the candidacy
OF Governor Smith,"
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

telegram had been received from
Captain c. b. Barnard, pilot for the
duchess. saying that they had alriv-
cd safely at Sofia, l,306 miles dis
tant in their plane the Princess
Nenia
Tho fact that the tliers narrowly
escaped crash at the start in a
high wind and that they had long
been unreported caused some fear
for their safety.
lhe plane ran along the ground
for 200 yards before It rose. 1t took
IN" air - yards from a road lined
with telegraph wires and cut
through four ri tifeSo wires leaving
them dangling. Apparently this
checked thu plane for it just cleared
farm house. Afterwards. however,
II began 10 climb steadily and few
in normal manner toward the sea.
The duchess plans to make the
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
COMMUNITY HOUSE
SITE IS OFFERED
Dr.. klinsber6 Tenders Land to
Wooster Street Society

An offer of a plot OF ground 10
be used for a community house and
union Sunday school meeting place
has been made to the officers and
members OF the Wooster Street Com
munity club. by Rey. DR.. J. Z. King
berg. founder and superintendent of
the Children's Home.
The plot consists of Il regulation
Size building lot and is a natural
beauty spot on site overlooking the
entire city. 1t is located on May
street about 1900 to 1000 feet back
Of Wooster street in the direction of
the old canal Fro mthis point one
csl see to Hartford. The offer Was
made by DIR. klingberg through
Ernest r, Dechant, a property own
er on Wooster street.
An interesting bit of sentimental
history goes with the offer. The lot
contains, behind a screen of heavy
woods and thick underbrush, tan
cedar tree Under this tree is a fiat,
moss covered rock, almost as smooth
as the top OF a table and about as
large as an ordinary dining table
The site was discovered by DR.. king
berg when walking through the
woods in that section 1t was To-
Gated at that time on what was
known as the Andrews farm. DIR,
klineberg was pushing "a go-cart
containing one of his children. all
three Of whom have subsequently
grown up.
Leaving the carriage stand outside
the fringe of woods in what was
small path running through a glen
on the hillside, the minister, then
pastor of the Elm Swedish Baptist
church and just beginning the in
stitution which later became his life
work. with his wife, pushed Il. rough
the underground to this rock They
Immediately fell in love with the
spot.
From that time on the Klingbergs
and their children made frequent
visits 10 this place and many de-
Hghtful hour and many a pleasant
family picnic was spent here. II got
TO be the custom in the warm sum-
MGR evenings for the family to pack
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

hight to India in four stages haitip9.
at Aleppo, Bushire and Karachi a.
we'll as Sofia. After delivering the
first air freight from England ;. -
India the plan is to return to End
land at once. A round trip flight. 70
India in eight days is planned. 49,
The Princess Nenia was flown BY
Captain Robert H. Macintosh anA
Bert Hinkler in an attempt last
year to set a nonstop distance fliRht
record which ended when the plane
came down in Poland. Prior to
that Captain Macintosh had set out
in /, with Major James Fitzmaurfcs
to try to cross the Atlantic from
Dublin but they only got as far a.
the west coast OF Ireland
Last year the duchess made a T..
500 mile air tour Of France. Spain
and northern Africa with Captain
Barnard.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

munity club, and today the follow
ing letter. which will be read at the
next meeting Of the club. July Z, Was
sent out:
Mr. Emil II. f. Vogcl,
president.
Wooster Strict Community Club.
Wooster street, City.
"Dear Sir
1T gives me great pleasure to In
form you. confirming our verbal
conversation of this date. that
have been authorized by the Rev
DR.. John +. klingberg to state that
corner lot on May street, owned
by DR.. Klingberg will be presented
to the Wooster Street Community
club for the purposes OF a commun-
ity meeting house and union Sunday
school.
The lot is on corner, situated
about l,500 to 1900 feet west of
Wooster street. 1t contains a large
cedar tree and beautiful flat,
smooth topped rock. both Of which
are sacred in the minister's memory
IoI StDIlilicllthl TtdSOllS anu DtCduSC
of associations.
He is willing to present this lot
10 the Wooster Street Community
association, with but the above
named condition that it be used for
purposes specified and that the rock
and cedar tree be preserved in their
present location.
The lot, reserved for eCclesias-
teal and welfare purposes is exempt
from taxation.
II have suggested to DR.. Killing
berg that at some banquet, possibly
the next annual meeting, other pre-
liminaries being completed. that he
make a formal presentation of the
deed, He has agreed that this is a
satisfactory plan.
1T probably would be necessary
before accepting the deed that the
Community club would be required
10 incorporate in order to take title.
Respectfully,
"ERNEST r.. DECHANT."
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

a lunch and eat 1t around this rock
III the shade of the cedar-a sylvan
repast which has never been forgot
ten.
Later the minister told of the
woodland retreat to some Of his
friends. and frequently. accompan-
led by small groups OF men of his
and other churches, the minister re-
paired to this place for twilight
prayer meetings and spiritual inspi-
ration.
At other time. his mind troubled
with the weighty problems of what
Was destined to be the Children's
Home, the minister came to this spot
alone, and there communed with
Nature and he says, with nothing but
the green trees. the moss covered
stone. the thick bushes and velvety
grass, and accompanied by the mus
ic OF birds he got closer to his God.
When the farm became the prop
erty OF the late Charles L. Barnes,
the latter knowing what a favorite
spot this had become to the minis
ter, presented DR.. klingberg with a
deed to the property. The deed was
accepted with the understanding
that some day it would become the
site of a community church or
meeting house. Because of this fact
the property is exempt from taxes.
Yesterday DR.. klingbcrg called at
he Har, Ia nffia. inx-ifni
D"chant to accompany him on a
visit to the locality where he showed
the ncWSpaperman around, and then
made his offer. authorizing the lat
ter to offer the lot to the community
association.
DIR. klineborg's only stipulation is
that the lot must be used for the
purpose Of a community Sunday
school and meeting. He points out
that the Community association can
hold its regular meetings and social
functions here without expense that
Boy and Girl Scouts, Junior
Achievement clubs, church vacation
schools and various other activities
in which the section is interested
can make the place their headquart-
crs. if suitable building is erected.
He asks only that the rock and its
guardian cedar tree be permitted TO
remain as a memorial or symbol.
There is no suggestion or intima-
ton that the new owners would be
expected to build at once. All DR.,
klingberg asks is that the matter be
definitely settled so that years later
when he has passed away. there
shall DC no plications with his
estate.
Mr., Dcchant last evening reported
the offer to President Emil II. K.
Nogel of the Wooster street Com
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

at Hackensack OF Yves, woods def
ancc Of the blue laws and was ad-
Nised, he said, to discontinue his
campaign tenn orarily. The prose-
cutor promised. Meyer said. that he
would be in Westwood himself next
Sunday 10 SHOW the town more
about blue law enforceme than it
ever had heard Of"
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
81 YR. OLD WOMAN
HAS CLOSE ESCAPE
Duchess Of Bedford, Aviation
Enthusiast, Figures in Crash

London, June II tP1-Word was
received today that the Duchess Of
Bedford, s. year old flying cnthusi-
asst. who was near disaster yesterday,
at the start of a round trip flight
TO India, had completed the first hop
of her journ
The Daily Express stated that a
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
Well Groomed
Women Know

a face powder like this new wonder
full French Process Powder called
ELLO-GLO-stays on longer
keeps that ugly shine away-givcs
the skin a soft. peachy look-pre
vents large pores. You will be
amazed at the identifying qualities
and purity of MELLO-GLO, You
will be glad you tried it.
, 1928-08-24
Publication.

at is hereby brought to Public No
l tice that the Trademark No.
86,3l2, which was registered in the
United States Patent Office, Wash
ington, D.. e., on April 80, 1912,
in the name of MerreIl-SOule Co., of
Syracuse, New York, a corporation
organized under the laws of the
State of New York, and which was
registered in the Office of the Gov
eminent Secretary of the Virgin
Islands Of the United States on
August 22, 1924, has been assigned,
by due process of law, to Merrell-
SouIe Company, Inc, a corporation
organized under the laws of the
State of Delaware, and located at
$50 Madison Avenue, New York
City, New York, such assignment
having been duly recorded in the
United States Patent Office, Wash
ington, D. e., on April l8, 1928, and
that the said assignment has, this
date, been recorded in the OHicu of
the Government Secretary IF the
Virgin Islands of The United States,
at Saint Thomas, in accordance
with the provisions Of the regu-
lationS governing the registration
Of Patents and Trade Marks in
the Virgin islands, approved June
81, 1920.
Government OF
The Virgin Islands of the U. S. A.,
Saint Thomas.
August Is, 1923.
L. Ii. VAN PATIEN,
Government Secretary.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
| MARK REID YATES,
REALTOR, IS DEAD
Pneumonia Is Fatal to Capital
Man-Headed Manufaotur.
i2g Company.

Mark Reid Yates, a., manufacturer
real estate dealer and for the past ID
years a resident of Washington, died
Yesterday of pneumonia at his home.
1920 Connecticut avenue.
MIR. Yates was president of the Col
lingwood Manufacturing Co, 306 Thir-
teenth street manufacturers OF metal
spectalties. and was associated III the
real estate business with Harry v.
Bouic
He was member of the Chevy Chase
Club the Gibson Island Club, near Bal
timore. and the WeStmoreland Club OF
Richmond. He was a native of Virginia.
He is survived by his widow, who
formerly was Miss Natalie S. Barnes Of
Philadelphia; three young children,
Mark Reid Yates, lr,: Sellars Yates and
Natalie Yates. his mother. Mrs. J. Will
liam Yates of this city: two sisters. Miss
Edith c. Yates OF this city and Mrs.
Philip H. Lee of Warrenton, Va. and
by two brothers. Maj E, Sears Yates OF
Fort Defiance. Va. and J. William Yates
Of Birmingham. Ala.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the residence Friday morning at 10
o'clock. Interment will be at Leeds Va
Evening star., 1928-04-18
THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia Increasing
cloudiness and warmer tonight; show
ers and colder tomorrow.
Maryland--Fair and warmer tonight:
tomorrow increasing cloudiness. follow
ed by showers: warmer in central and
east portions.
Virginia--Fair and warmer tonight;
tomorrow increasing cloudineSs, follow
ed by showers: warmer in east portion
West Virginia-Increasing cloudiness
followed by rain late tonight or tomor-
row: warmer tonight; colder tomorrow
in west portion.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometers pm, 54: 8 pm, 43:
IL midnight, 80; 4 am, 81; 3 am, SO:
noon, SO.
Barometer a pm. 3008: 8 pm
3015; IL midnight. 1922: 4 am, 3025;
8 am. 30.3l; noon. 1927.
Highest temperature. Sc. occurred at
$50 pm. yesterday Lowest tempera-
ture. 80, occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, rs; lowest, Al.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey)
Today--Low tide. 0:33 am. and 1:01
pm: high tide. $40 am. and GAS pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1:i9 am. and
1852 pm; high tide, 7:10 am. and
1886 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5:28 am; sun sets
Gas pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5:27 am; sun
sets $40 pm.
Moon rises 451 am: sets 500 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Falls-Slightly muddy.
Weather i'm Various Cities.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
Deaths.

wARNER. Suddenly. Tuesday. April ~.
1B2s. az her residence. the SHERMAN Apart
ments,. l1O1 18th 81. NV. MAUDE HAM
hers funeral nome, 1900 Chaplin At ~
Notice Of funeral later.
WATERS. On Tuesday, April II, iH.s ss
Dnl.. at hls reeideuce. l0l4 sStn ~.
Of Mary A. Waters. aged As years. Soties
OF funeral later.
WHITEHEAD. On Monday April f6 1928.
NARY CCNEO WHITEHEAD fnee
Cnne0I beloved wife Of joseph y whiie-
mother. 1925 9tb II. NV On Thr~s4av
ADril ~. az : 70 n. Requisn a1asz ~
the Church Of the Immaculate Couesrtipn
at o cl0~k. Roiattvsz and fTiends invited.
Iniermeut Mount Oiivet Cemetery. ~"
WILkERS0N. On srudav Aprii Is. 1923,
ht PhiladelDhla Pa. John =. beloved
Funeral services in Glenwood Cemetery
cnaVe}. on THURSDAY. April 10 At 2 20
pm. Relatives amt friends invited 18
WILLIAMS. Departed this Hfs Monday.
April -. 1879 at Freedmeus Hospital
NANCY WILLIAMS. belovHt SISTER Of MTs
Mary Rfyaods Mrs. .Juiia Coleman M.
~ pm. 10 Guinea. Va. ThuTsiay. ADrii
-. Remains rrsting AZ the IS Ernest
Jarvis 60 funeral parl0rs. Z222 Georgia
WILSON. On Monday. April 1G 1ags
ARTHUR g beloved hHsbaud 6f the late
Florence wilson. Funeral from the chapel
of Frank Geics 2 Sons 90. NIB Tlh a.
nv on ThHrstav. April 10 AZ . pm.
Relatives and friends invited. Inserment
Gleu1oOd Cemetery.
YATES. On Tuesday. April y. 1923 At bis
rfslfr1Crs 1880 Connecticut ave MARK
REID beloved husband - Natalie Barnes
Yates fnee Natalie Sellers Barnezf f9-r1e-iv
~ Phladelohia' Pa. Funeral serrices al "a
residence. 10 am. FRIDAY, April @4 In
termeDt as Leeds. Va. 10"
Evening star., 1928-04-18
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
60 the Health Department. IN The past -
huuFss
Ella u Carr, SO efsT II a.
Hans Nelson, ~, 3p2A Mass ave, ne.
Chester n. WcFthtnSton, 81. Walter Rred
Hospital.
nsFblra W. Mihm. 90 eia Mass. ave. ne
Apt ahJ.
lanea Beck 6S homeopathic Hospital.
William n GeltIeu. tlS. 3uu Allison S.
Michael MeNamafa. 65, Salnoygs hosptal.
William N banlnl 0a t4a7 U 81. sc.
Harry " Chew. ~. llA II.
John Mckenzie. 81. Walter Reed WoAuital
William J, hcrFstfom. 30 So Elizabeth :
HowutGal
.Iohn smith. AS. Georgetown Hospital.
Cora Ricketts,. -. SthieX H0sptta}
Mary &. whitehead. A.. Garfield HcspstAl,
MtAa RDuki an t3aihnEeF Nasnitai
AlSar q Hyni ~, Matter Reed Rospital
Theres4 stokley 5&. National homeopathic
Lueia Fras,er So Home for AKrd end
Iuh4m,
Amanda Ferguson 81, t323 ST
Joshua johnson. 81. Ffsestmsns Mospttal
Charles krtters As Galhnger Mosptt IL
oscar M0rftsan, 40, Walter Reed Hospital
Evening star., 1928-04-18
FnREIGN.
IAN G.nenml.h t..B
Births Reported.

Tho following births have been repoyfs
te the Health Department la the past :.
OTIS n and Jane Raper. hoy,
Leroy |. and HaEel M. Brown boy
Is.ioFc agld AnaajNtie Johnson Fa8y
Wilson 6 aaa Bessie niekrrf nay.
George ". snd MarN H. Langley ltsy.
Thomas H. assl kafh Owens. gtFi
thaf3es and Emma O.. stokes. eirE
kieTi1eFt - and Nellie G. Jetf xtFl
Wiilzm f. anf Eiaa L. 0yvcas. lazy.
John and Josephine Williams 10y
lieui anime II. Rn1 Rose Henpett, bav
hsssi anna e and Anne FnMlEes. boy.
len ana Esielle GgeeEt hoy
Francis 4 and Faith Strong hoy.
Hfnl"r and indta Thomas boz.
William ", and Helen HartEnn. girl
Marion y, and noeosAy Fessefllne xlFi
joseph l. AMI Ida n Ba~rlen Kfri
Byron and I.tttylin r Cain Eari
Waiter H. ana selma r. WILSON,. Girl.
Frank II, anal Hgrt3a Y Fnsuacht EiFl
Abraham. aud Louise Jaeksnn. -sst
kas'eft W. and t.u1fga 4. Fuwies. tay.
hos a 1nd kuth Carter. hoy.
Walter and Nlusa Asgbcy. hay.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
Concert at City Club Tonight.

More than 100 performers will take
part in a harmony night" program
to be given in the City Clubs lounge
tonight. The entertainment, which
will be broadcast, will consist of both
classic and popular music. Among the
organizations scheduled to participate
are the City Club SyncoDaters, the
George Washington University Glee
Club and String Quartet and the Nor
dica Banjo Club.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
Jn MkmorIam.

CARLISLE. A tribute Of love 10 tae r1errorv
ct mg sister. ANNETTE CARLISLE. vro
-. 1927.
onse, ,yesr. ago you left us
The shock We can forget:
So zad. sudden was tho call
Bat. dear one. we love yog yet.
Not dead 70 ,us who loved her.
Not lost. but gone before.
She lives wlta us in memory.
And VIII forever more.
SexeF shall we cease 70 love you.
e, Ngye, sha,i , .o. your nn'er,,9rx '.l...e 1sds'
HEX L6vISG sIssTfEs &1RGARkT.
HAkslS .R,SlS w1raW II lgIi2s neTT9E q ny aSsr s
IS 1927.
Loving. and. kind in al his Eays
Upright and Just 30 the end of his dayss
sincere aud kind in heart and rllr6.
Whas beautiful memory h isft aehlnd.
WIZ s, ,o, yoFr .., heO ny yGs s5p, sserg s.y. gaE
miss you when / need friend.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER LILLE.
HENSON. In sad bat loving reVner t-snCs
Of nv. dear wife, GERTRUDE HENSON.
who departed this !ifs seven years ago
today. April Is. 1921
HER pEyoTED HUSBAND. JOSEPH
desr mother and grsDdmother. NARY ?.
JOHNSON tuee Polly. who departed t1is
life one year azo today. April Is. 1927
Give them fowers while they're living
Give them love and cheer,
Let them sfe apprset atom
OF their labor while jhsy'rs here.
ioyst ,s,sI hf5 nv ~ssa hen / hs4 sss,s her.
But Goi took her home.
Where there Is jsy. RS, ard ease.-
MAGGIE G. JOHNSON.
Ny. Grandmother row - sleeping.
NJ care - on Ter bros
Oh. blame ne nof for Weeping.
I have zTsrtfria now.
CHRISTINE HALL.
JOHNSON. In ssd by1s loving rerueubranes
MARY JOHNSON. ~ho eseps@sei is.ss re
ApTii IL 1877. one year azo.
,,,s Gone bgt not fosgotten,
CHILDREN.
MARI. In loving remerbrance of or dear
mother. sALL(E : MARI. who 6sea o1.
WILLIAM Ii. MARR. lulu r. EMO.
MCDONALD. In sad but loving remembrance
q oar ,oe,oyed husband and father, HUGH
HIS DEVOTED VII Z ASD El'i DArG ii RTkR.
MORGAN, In sad BUT loving rsmembrAncs
6AN. VINO .eft rs 50 slsadsuly oEs year
ago tosiay. April Is Ig@T7
Sene knew. her b0S 10 aove hsr
PRISCLPAL And TEICHEgs or BAN
/ NkhER-@0NES SCHOOL
SCHWAkTZ. In sad but loving -rememhzauce
/ Sassl tSa Er4Es aZo to-day. April Is 1875
/ HIS MOTHER. BERTHA SCHW ARTZ.
/ SfDNOk. In sad and Eovsug nsemc-x az nv
dear mother, Mrs. LOUISE SYDNOE. wh9
PASSED away. Aprll Is 1925
We acre. thinking os you toeszy
| - @0Sk thinking of the pass
FIGURING yes IN CgsT memaxy
| Just as We saw you last
| Deep IN cur hearts lies this picture.
uf \ loved one E1ne 80 -@st
IN Et2entoyT a@Fg1e we shall xsen Il
SeSAHSe ycu we're oue 0f she hest
Alway< rems- -be~sss
SISTER AND DAUGHTER.
WASHINGTON. A trieate cF love Ant tssr,-
So1 80 the neenary of nv tasr wffv
| ELLEN WASHING Ton. vhe eteDartas fASs
Ats ssTeateca years aEO. April -. 1911.
In nv heart vaur naemory aruSsrs.
Tender 3qvtOE. f0Ed ans srgse.
Ih@Fe = nVt 3 Gar. Gear Ellen
That I 30 rot tatuS OF voa.
HE'S DEVOTED HUSBAND JERRY
WASHINGTON I
Loved In life remeaaheres in seath.
DORSEY.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
Carns of Thanks.

BALL. I wish To express my heartfelt
thanks and appreciation 10 the relatives,
friends and organizations for the lovely
flowers and kind expressions Of sympathy
during The illness ard death Of my beloved
wife. LAYISIA CHAMBERS BALL.
HIRAM ". BALL.
MAssINO. We wish to acknowledge with
grateful appreciation the klnd expressions
of sympathy aud floral tributes from our
many relatives and friends 1T nc death
Of our devoted mother tATHERE$E =
MASsLNO. uLsEAND AMD EAMILI.
Evening star., 1928-04-18

The Dahlgren Terrace Citizens Asso-
citation will meet, 8 o'clock, in the So
cial oyster Club Twelfth street and
Rhode Island avenue northeast. Df.
Lewis Radcliffe will speak and q social
program will be interspersed with Vocal
and instrumental music.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
Policemen at Annual Meet.

The Policemens Association OF the
District of Columbia held its annual
congressional night last night In the
Elk8 Club Hall. sponsoring program
which contained all the elements OF a
big time vaudeville show and termin-
ated with a buffet supper.
Evening star., 1928-04-18

The Gen. NJ. Emmett Urell Auxiliary.
No. &, D. c. u. S. w. ", will meet, d
O'Clock, at pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1928-04-18

The Washington Society of Engineers
will meet. a.15 o'clock, in assembly hall
of the Cosmos Club DR.. +. G. Brown,
director of the Museum of the Peaceful
Arts, will describe THE Development OF
Industrial Museums"
Evening star., 1928-04-18

The Biological Society Of Washington
viii meet April Il. pm, in assembly
hall OF the Cosmos Club. Speakers: /:
II. l.. Piemeisel and Leonard w. KEEP
hart. both OF United States Bureau Of
Plant Industry.
Evening star., 1928-04-18

The world missionary conference In
Jerusalem included IS delegates from
the United States and Canada.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Society of Natives of the District
will hold reception, card party and
dance, $3.50 o'clock, at the Washington
Club.
Evening star., 1928-04-18

A card party for the benefit Of the
Aloysius Church fund will be held at
Gonzaga College. $50 pm.