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Evening star., 1928-05-30
WIFE SLAYER GETS LIFE.
Man, 22, Who Killed Bride, 54,
Convicted in Second Degree.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. May 30 Gp)-
Roman Luczkowski, 22, accused OF kill
ing his middle-aged bride OF two
months, Marie LANCER Luezkowski, 54,
formerly OF Dayton, Ohio. with a ham,
mer and a knife. In their home here
hast March 22, was convicted Of second
degree murder. last night By a jury In
st. Joseph Circuit Court The conylc-
ton carried a mandatory sentence of
life imprisonment.
The trial lasted nearly q week. Lucz-
kowski admitting he struck his wife.
but only In seif-defense. He said he
struck her with a hammer when she
threatened to shoot him during ieal-
Gus rage.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
BRUCE ADDRESSES
CROSS GATHERING
Mother of Fallen Soldier
Places Wreath on BIadenS-
burg Memorial.
epecial DISPATCH to The star.

Npecial dispatch TO The star.
BLADENSBURG, Nd, May 80
United States Senator William Cabell
Bruce of Maryland was the principal
speaker at largely attended annual eX-
ercises held at the Prince Georges
County Memorial Cross here this morn
Ing, under auspices of the Snyder-Far-
mer Post. No. 3. American Legion. OF
HyattSville. Wallace Williams. Legion
commander Of the Department of Mary
land: John A. johnson, commander of
Snyder-Farmer Post. and Mrs Eleanor
=. Wagner, president of the Snyder
Farmer Post Ladies Auxiliary. also
spoke. MRS. Bradley NJ. Snyder, mother
OF Maurice Snyder, one of the county S
World War dead, for whom Snyder
Farmer Post is named, placed q wreath
on the cross. Invocation was by Rev.
Andrew j. Carey. pastor Of st. Jerome S
Catholic Church, Hyattsville, and bene-
oIctlon by Rev. B P. Robertson, pastor
OF the First Baptist Church OF Hyatts-
vile. There was music by the Boys In
dependent Band of Washington. and
The Star Spangied Banner" and
Taps" closed the ceremonies.
Parade Precedes Ceremony.
Prior to the exercises at the cross
there was parade. which formed at
the National Guard Armory at HyattS-
vile and moved along the Washington
Baltimore boulevard to the cross. In
line were the fife and drum corps of
Snyder-Farnler Post. the mayors and
ofncials OF communities in this section.
members of Snyder-Farmer Post and
veterans Of otner wars in which this
country has engaged, the auxiliary Of
Snyder-Farmer Post. Company F, lst
A42TT1oE6 of
HyattSville; volunteer flrenen, with their
apparatus from surrounding communi-
Ties, fraternal and other organizations
and civilians
Particular Importance attached to the
Memorial day ceremonies at the cross
th.s year. as completion Of the work of
peautitying the shrine has been in prog
reSs for several months. and today vir-
tually al that remains to be done is
lancScaping of the plot The drive for
funds 10 complete the cross has been
conducted by the memorial cross COM
mittee Of Snyder-Farmer Post, of which
John Henry Hiser is chairman
Aie1lo Heads Committee.
G. L. Aiello headed the committee of
Snyder-Farner Post in charge of the
program today.
PTlor 70 the exercises members OF the
post visited various cemeteries in this
section and decorated the graves of
fallen comrades. Many residents con-
rrinuteo flowers for the purpose. The
memorial fountain in the yard of the
county courthouse at Upper Marlboro
also was decorated.
In addition TO the ceremonies the day
IN Prince Georges County was marked
Dy q general suspension OF business.
Banks were closed. as were schools, and
business houses generally were closed
for al or part of the day.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
OUTG0ISG STEAMERS.
SAfLINg TODAY

SAlIbAS IOjDA1
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cafas,Df,0--sa8 Juan Ia GHsyra aud Mara
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sia sl1d Santa Marta.
Lsn"as.rta 'lym0uth. cherboarg. DAnzig
La"eastria~~sDseqai cruise TO Finland.
SAILING TOMORROW.
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A's,t,efsY sis~- CrSsto1si. Caiiso, IauiGns and
f'rs~Ien Plymouth cherbousr and Bremer.
haven
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sietterie~~Pogt aa Prince. Ia 6uayra and
Essanoa~~Port au Prince. cartaxsna and
Pn@fts E0i0BsIda.
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C'ist9bsl .ctD0h--I0rusns. Gii,B. ssntander
and Bilbao.
gAILIsG SATURDAY. JUNE. ..
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Tstg0Fnis--Aoyflis and 6IMsg0w.
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A1ssFiea-~~Pismouth. GhsaiSosfts sHd Hfensr.
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Of3zsi5a $3.50 Havana
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ADlsthsfu fit,se EJ1 DC JaasIF9, santos
pilissi1ee and Etssgos Aires
sil@ts~ BsitfaH sfta ~. JoHaa.
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Evening star., 1928-05-30
D. {. GRAHAM, ST., DEAD.
Was Owner and Editor Of Tobacco
Journal, Living at Danville, va.

Special Dispatch 10 The stat
DAHVILLE, Va. May 30-~D. 4.
Graham. sr., we'll known newspaper
man and former owner and editor vi
the Toba journal, at one time the
largest trade journal In the South, died
at his home here yesterday.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
Former Legion Chief Dies.

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. May 80 LP1.--
James A. Lockhart. lawyer. former
commander OF the American Legion OF
North Carolina and former member OF
the North Carolina Legislature, died
suddenly here last night.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
Col. yands. Retired Oaiesr, Dies,

San FsAscisIio, NAY 10 14'j,~~f;oi.
Josep1 r, JsDds. 81, u. n. A., retired
sf36 former a1ttiisnt general ~ The Dr.
EaTtnaeBt u HsYaii. died hire yesterday.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
FARMER HELD IN SLAYING.

Accused of Sinking Body of Man
in Pond.
CONCORD N. c., May 30 LP-Roy
Barnhardt, 33-year r-old Cabarrux farmer
was ordered held without bail Yesterday
afternoon by a coroner's jury, following
the death Of Thomas Scott, a railroad
foreman, Saturday.
Witnesses testified that Barnhardt
struck Scott with paddle, killing him
almost instantly. and then carried the
body to the middle Of Garmon's Pond
and allowed II to sink.
Feru's society men are demanding i'm
ported shirts for regular wear.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
ROAD BIDS ARE ASKED.
Riggs Road Concrete Work 70 Con,
meet Two Counties.
,1e1s sai u. ,1stei ~ The star.

s1ek9al Dss1atei ~ The ttar.
CIfIiLDA, nd, May ~ EidE sTs
bslfE sGs.se ~ Ifis STATE itGadE Cum
mission tor construction ~ h half miie
VI eoDcfets On Eiggs road, which VIII
coEaDlets that improved highway, VI.
l0F0iDE Il flsls G3f4JlecGapR T0ad bs-
tween Prince Gkofess and MDDtEOmsfy
0Algties. Tie highway viii e0HDsc ct
Tak0Aaa PARK win Itiggs road,
Evening star., 1928-05-30

fiebeg, Pogf5gzI, bgsE . pey t1estey
fias4 skoHs cay kJsseysGaG Gizns-
Evening star., 1928-05-30
Tourists to California
Save approximately 500
OF Sleeping Car Fare

I Many people who travel to points
+ west Of New Orleans now go In COM
fort and save approximately half of
their sleeping car fare by choosing
/ The Washington-Sun Route Low
+ Summer fares also become effective
on May Is. Sleeping cars leave
daily from Washington. d. c., to
California without change PaSsen-
gers may arrange stop-Over at At
/ lanta, New Orleans. Houston, San
Antonio and Ell Paso.
Write today Tor illustrated booklet
d. fares aud other drtAlls G. "
M.Art. Pass1ngrr Agent. WASHINGTON
( SUNSET ROUTE. 1910 II ii NM
! Washington, II. t~--AdYersi%smeut
Evening star., 1928-05-30
Lost z Lbs. After Op-
eration, Then Gains 40

After my operation ] lost p
pounds. My doctor ordered liaol.
aud | gained twice as much as /
lost Frances Marchcse.
Ninol is delicious compound OF
cod liver peptone, iron, etc. The
very FIRST bottle often adds sew
eral pounds weight 10 thin children
or adults. Nervous, easily tired,
aneuic people are surprised how
smol gives new pep. sound sleep
aud a BIG appetite. Tastes delicious.
Peoples Drug Stores.
Evening star., 1928-05-30

An executive committee meeting Of
the Erookland Association was held al
the BFOokiand School May II.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
Charming Weddings Listed
On Society'S Calendar
Beautiful Spring Flowers and Colorful Bridal
Arrays Mark Exchange of Vows at
Matrimonial Altar

hat tc match and carrying pink roses.
Mr. William Cameron Baranco oi
New York was best man.
Mrs. Titus. mother of the bride, wore
a gown of black satin with a corSage
bouquet Of lavender SweetpeaS and lilies
Of the valley,
Mr.. Sargent and his bride left after
the ceremony for a wedding trip to
Boston Mrs, Sargent's travelling cos
tune was Of French blue. They viii
make their home in New York.
Mrs. Daniel Forbes entertained at
dinner April 10 in honor Of the bride.
The marriage of Miss Christine Elvina
Whittineton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter H. whittington. to Mr.. Lewis L.
Chamberlain. son OF Mrs. A. Y. Cham
bsrlaia. viii take pace Wednesday eve
ming at O'Clock. in the Metropolitan
Baptist Church. Rev John Compton
Ball officiating.
Mrs. Robert H, RieckS will be matron
of honor for her sister and the best
man will be Mr.. Charles T, Chamber
lain. brother of the bridegroom,
Mrs. Jacob HerSchman Of this city. an
nounceS the marriage Of her daughter,
Rose, 10 Mr.. Adolph Fischel of Crawford.
N. J. Following the marriage ceremony.
which took place the morning OF
Wednesday. May 2. Mr., and Mrs. Flschel
sailed for Bermuda, where they VIII re-
main for four weeks Upon their return.
they will make their home In Crawford,
n. ).
Evening star., 1928-05-06
Garden Party May 81
To Aid House of Mercy

Extensive plans are being completed
for the annual garden party for the
benefit Of the House OF Mercy the after
noon OF May u, on the Cathedral Close.
The party. given each year In aid OF the
institution. is always one of the most
charming events OF the early Summer
season. Attractive booths and tables.
placed under the trees IN true carnival
fashion, present colorfui scene. Many
interesting parties viii be entertained
at the tea table during the afternoon
and supper, served by group OF
ladies from All Souls Church. is one Of
the outstanding features Of the affair.
Novelties, rare books. many OF the
latest fiction books dainty fancy pieces,
gay little toys. dolls and many other
attractive articles viii be available at
the various tables. Homemade candles,
cakes ard ices viii be served by group
OF Wash!ngton's leading hostessss and
adding color 10 the effective scene will
be the pretty young girl balloon yend-
ers," In frockg vying In color with the
brilliant hueg Of their wares" The
fortune telling and psychic tents are
expected 10 be unusually popular this
year, the tents arranged In true gypsy
fashion.
Mrs Samuel Lawrence Heap lis chair
man Of arrangements for the garden
party. and viii have aiding her a group
of prominent women on the various
committees Mrs. Henry b. Brown is
70 have charge Of the tea table and
viii have assisting her Mrs. Francis r.
Warren, wife Of Senator Warren: Mrs
Samuel Warren MILLER, Mrs Milhoiland
and Mrs Ridgiey Hunt The fancy
work table viii be presided over by
Mrs Owen. ~ chairman. and the candy
table, where delicious home candies
Will be for sale. viii be- IN charge 0f
Mrs. Henry w Miller, az chairman. as
sisted by Mrs Frederick De C. Faust
and Mrs William r. M Sewers Mrs
Charles q Matthews will assist Mrs
Presley M RiXey, who is chairman Of
; the cake table. The lemonade table
Will be presided over by Mrs Henry
Parsons Erwin. the FISH pond by Mrs
! Duncan Phillips. assisted by Miss Mary
Elizabeth Acker and Miss Janet Ball
and the book table VIII be In charge
VI Mrs Thomas sim Lee Mrs Walter
n Tuckernan viii have charge ~ the
flower booth and the toy table VIII be-
presided Gyff by Mrs. Frank Anderson
and Mrs. 6Bagar Eherley Mrs Rose
OouyeTneur Hoes is chairman III the
4 opportunity table and Mrs Affnat viii
have the fortune telling and psychic
tents. Mrs Roy L. Ncuhsuser is chair
/ man of the novelty table and Mlss
! Smith viii have the Ice cream table
/ Mrs. u Head III chairman of thf
I publicity committee.
Evening star., 1928-05-06

Miss Pauline wilcox entertained Al
Evening star., 1928-05-06

Mrs Ella NJ Champion has an
nounced the engagement of her daugh-
ter Dorothy to Mr. 2. Walcott Rouse.
the wedding to take place June ?.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
Pied Piper Of Fairy World
Colorful Event May 19

Announcement of the forthcoming
repetition of the fairy operetta. The
Pied Piper." by the Washington Cir!
Reserves on the afternoon of May l9 at
''Woodley' for the benefit Of the main
tenance fund of the Young Women'S
Christian Association of, the District OF
Columbia is creating wide interest III
the city and large audience is already
assured for the play, which is to be
STAGED in a natural amphitheater amid
the lovely garden of Capt. and Mrs.
Hayne Ellis, who have invited the Girl
Reserves TO be their guests for this
occasion.
We'll known women of washington
are taking boxes for the afternoon. ana
will entertain large parties OF young
folk. among the boxholders being Sonora
Telleg, wife OF the Ambassador OF Mex
ico: Nine. MatSudaira. wife Of the AM
baSsador Of Japan: Countess Szschenyi.
wife Of the Minister of Hungary; Nine.
Alfaro. wife of the Minister of Panama:
Mrs. James j. Davis. wife OF the Secre-
tary of Labor: Mrs. Hayne Ellis, Mrs.
Delos Blodgett Mrs Charles Graves
Matthews. Mrs Charles Boughton Wood,
Mrs. Luke /. Wilson, Mrs Eugene Mayer,
Mrs. Thomas Edwin Brown and Mrs.
Edwin B. Parker
Attractive and talented young girls
OF the Capital City will appear in lead
ing roles in the operetta. among them
being Miss Mary Middleton. Miss Betty
Seeds, Miss Katherine Townsend. Miss
Rachel Niedomansky. Miss Inah Holtz-
scheider and Miss Martha Fisher,
Another interesting event being
planned by the Girl Reserves viii take
place next Sunday afternoon, May i3
al 4 o'clock. in Barker Hall and will
be the annual ceremonial Of the Girl
Reserves and mothers tea. when moth
ers of all Girl Reserves will witness the
ceremony of recognition Of new MEM
bers, and will be honor guests at the
tea
Hostesses for the afternoon will be
the Bon Secour Girl Reserve Club MEM
bers of Central High School who viii
present a program of music.
The feature of the program Will bt
the presentation by June and Jane,
daughters Of the United States Min
ister to Rumania and Mrs. Culbertson,
Of an autographed picture Of the Prin-
cess neana Of Run1ania, in Girl Reserve
uniform, TO the washington Girl
Reserves.
Miss Elsa NJ. Peterson, chairman OF
the Girl Reserves. viii preside. assisted
by Catherine English. president OF the
Senior High School Reserve Council,
and Nellie Holmead. president OF the
Junior High School Reserve Council.
Miss Mabel r. Cook, secretary OF the
department. and Miss Dorothea Nc
Doweil. assistant secretary. are IN
charge Of arrangements for the after
noon.
Evening star., 1928-05-06

Of irlteres. 10 a number Of residents
In washington Is the announcement
from Chicago Of the marriage Ia that
city April 80 Of Mrs. IDA Ferguson
fDden, daughter % MI and Mrs. John
IL Ferguson of Baltlnors, 70 Mr. Ray
kaond MayaeW Lindsay of Chicago
kE. and Mrs Lindsay viii make their
bone 81 Chicago.
Evening star., 1928-05-06

luncheon yesterday in her home
Fioretti. Bethesda, Nd, In compliment
10 her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Jackson. 4th. of Los Angeles. Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon of New
York entertained at dinner and theater
party followed by dancing. Friday eve-
ming in honor OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Witte Waring. the latter formerly Miss
Margaret Simonds, Mr.. and Mrs. War
ing will return TO Washington to visit
Mrs. Warnings mother. Mrs. c. G. CAL
houn, at Rosdu, before going to their
home in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l. Waring, par
ents Of MIR. Waring. and Mr. Thomas /.
Waring. jr. and Mr. and Mrs II. Van
Brun SalmonS are also in New York
and have given several parties In honor
OF Mrs. Waring and his bride,
Mrs. Karl Daen2er Klemm will en-
Evening star., 1928-05-06

! The marriage u Miss i0llss Eleanor
4at8k daughter " M. and Mrs, Neil
bon Woodruff TITUS % Princeton. NJ j.
T. AT Charles Frederick Sargent oi
Washington, son of Mr Frederick Grey
kargeflF formerly ~ Beverly Mas
koOk plaee Wednesday April ~, IN the
Church ~ kotfe Dame. New IDfk CITY
fev Thomas f. Doyle officiating
/ The altar was Danked Win 6Blng
Bowers Ii stsr 8pa Gala lilies. and o
b6ograna " organ B}ahlc Wa gwen oAf r
k1g tie ceremony
! The BRIDE SaS given ln maftlaRe ~
teF father Ifeg wedding gown "ah ~
tllver gray ReolgetG1 and silver tuIie
tnd nef bat IVES VI FfencA feit ~
D3atcb Gl4s carried an arm b)i4uei
ef bride ro6fs sIo lilies u the VALLEY
I MTS 0e0fgF Fleming sister % tHf
bssas Wa Hastfen u hoBgf wearing q
sose beige gown u fat crepe with o
Evening star., 1928-05-06

were hosts at dinner last evening at
the Chevy Chase Club In compliment
TO Mime. de Rodt. who has spent the
Winter with her brother and sister
in ~iaw. the COUNSELOR Of the Swiss lega-
ton and Nine, Lardy.
Mrs John E. Dana shared honors at
luncheon yesterday with Mrs. Ten Eyck
Wendell. formerly Of Washington. now
living in New York They were enter
tanned by the formers sister, Mrs.
Harry Wilson Warley, In New York,
where Mrs. Dana went after short
stay at the Mayfiower' en- route from
Palm Beach.
Mrs. Dana was among the guests at
the wedding Friday Of Miss Catharine
van Dyke Bull and Mr. John Trumbull
Marshall when Mrs Warley was ma
iron OF honor. Mrs. Dana is expected 10
return 10 the Mayfiower this week.
MIR and Mrs. w. j. Smith entertained
at the dinner dance at the Wardman
Park Hotel last evening, when their
guests numbered 49,
MRS. Joseph r. Willard, who Is passing
few days at the willard, where she
arrived yesterday from her home in
New York. entertained informally al
luncheon there yesterday Mrs. Willard
Is accompanied by her grandson, Kermit
Roosevelt, jr.
Mrs. John NJ Sweeney will entertain
at luncheon Friday In the presidential
suite at the Willard, where covers will
be laid for 35.
Miss Pauline Wilcox entertained AT
Evening star., 1928-05-06

tertain at a dinner dance Monday eve
ming. May IA. in the Chinese room OF
the Mayflower.
Mrs. Daniel J. Fry was hostess at
luncheon Wednesday in her home at
34O5 N street. Mrs. Marie Moore For
rest, who is In charge of the pageant
to be given Saturday afternoon, May 20
at 4: 80 O'Clock In commemoration OF the
the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal. was the
guest of honor.
Among others present were Mrs
Fred T. Dubois. Miss Mary Lazenoy'
Mrs. John L. Butler Miss Eta Taggart'
Mrs. c. A. Montgomery, Mrs. II. Rliey,
Miss Ossire. Mrs. McGrath, Mrs. Maude
Hurley. Mrs. Clyde Grimes, Mrs. Anna
Hardy and Mrs. Edward Francis Fnaull.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
List>of Betrothals
Formally Announced

The Alien Property Custodian and
Mrs. Howard Sutherland OF West Vn-
ginia announce the engagement OF tner
daughter, Margaret Lindsay. 10 Mr..
Wallis Bleecker Dunckel of New York
city. Mr.. Sutherland was Senator from
West Virginia for some years.
Mrs. Thomas william Dalton has an
nounced the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Mary Aloysia. TO Mr.. William Henry
FiSsell, jr. Of Newark. N. j., the we'd
ding to take place In June
The announcement was made to
number of Miss Dalton's friends at
bridge yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. william Milton Almana an
nounceS the engagement of her dGueh~
ter. Sybil Lorraine, TO Mr.. Frederick
Nuson Windridge. The wedding will
take place the latter part OF June.
Mrs Ella NJ Champion has an
nounced the engagement of her daugh-
ter Dorothy to Mr.. 2. walcott Rouse,
the wedding to take place June ?.
Mrs. Matilda O. Quigley of Phila-
delphia announces the engagement of
her daughter, Jerry Lory, TO Mr.. Ber-
nard l.. Wilmer of this city and New
York. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Wilmer of Washington The wedding
will take place in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs AdolphuS WilkerSon
Wells announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Asha Louise. TO Mr. Rooert
Johnstone Swingle OF Washington, the
wedding to take place In the Summer
Mrs Helen NJ Strombach of Newark
N. j., announces the engagement of her
daughter, Alma Elizabeth, 10 Mr. Paul
F. Peter OF Washington. Miss Strom-
bach. who attends Syracuse University.
Is affiliated with Pi Beta Phi Prater-
nifty Mr. Peter senior at Syracuse.
Is afiiliated with Sigma Chi Fraternity
and Scabbard and Blade. honorary
military fraternity.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
Social Functions Mark
Season in Washington

Mrs. waterman, vile OF Senator
Charles w. Waterman, will entertain
at luncheon In the Florentine room at
the Wardman Park Hotel tomorrow
Covers will be laid for 26.
Representative and Mrs. Andrew l..
Somers win entertain at dinner Satur-
day
Mrs. Somers and her daughter. Miss
Jean SomeTs, returned TO Washington
the end OF the week after having spent
about a month In Panama.
Mrs. Hastings wife OF Representative
william w Hastings Of Oklahoma, and
Mrs. McKeown. wife Of Representative
Tom d. McKeown, also Of Oklahoma.
viii entertain guests at cards tomor-
row afternoon at the Congressional
Club
Mrs. Kiess. wife of Representative,
Kiess. Pennsylvania. entertained IN
formally at luncheon yesterday in the
palm garden at ths Willard.
The former Greek Minister TO Brazil
and Mime. pezas, who spent the Winter
and Spring season in Washington with
their son -in-laW and daughter, Mai
and Mrs r. l.. Whitley. in their home
at 3aI5 Beecher street. will sail tn
early part of June for Europe. Mime.
Peas and Mrs. Whitley will be Joint
h0stesses at tea Thursday afternoon IN
the palm court Of the MayfioWer
Mr. and Mrs. William Walker Smith
Evening star., 1928-05-06
Society IIostcsses
Announce At Homes

Mr sDd Mrs Turin Bradford Boone
Niil be- at home informally this after
moan from 9 80 ~ 50 O'Clock
MIS- James Oliver Murdoch will not
observe her afternoon at home today
and has discontinued her Sunday re-
ceptioias Tor TINS season
Mrs e e. Calhoun VIII be 81 home
This afternoon aad the following sun.
days ia May.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-05
CANISTER HAS
FINE FUNERAL
Yale, Victim of Own
Racket, Buried In
$4,000 Casket

NEW YORK, July 5.-CP-A gang
ster. the victim of his own racket"
was buried today in regal style in
his $4,000 silver casket in brooklyn
while more than a hundred police
stood guard.
The funeral fulfilled the wish Of
frankie Vale, known in the under
world as frankie Yale, for a burial
that would rival that r, Gently in
Chicago Of Dion O'Ranion, slain
beer and racket baron"
More than two hundred autome-
biles were in the funeral cortege
and there were twenty-five cars
filled with floral tributes.
Yale was shot down in Brooklyn
Sunday while driving on a resident
ial street. Yesterday ten thousand
persons viewed his body which lay
in state in a funral parlor.
While the funeral was in progress.
facing a shakeup over a wave of
rang shootings in the last three
weeks. four we'll known Chicao
INNER were being sought in con-
n~ection with Yale's death. The four.
according to police reports. came TO
New York directly from n confer
ence in Miami. Fla, 18th "Scarfece"
Al Canone and disappeared shortly
after the murder.