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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10
PLAN POST SEASON GAME

CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-OPl-A post
season football game between the
stern conference champion and
either the big six title holder or I
leading eastern eleven, will be pro.
posed TO big ten officials BY the ath.
letic committee Of the Illinois Amer
Jean Legion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10
SIN OIL PROFITS r O

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.|VPHSun OIL
company, Philadelphia, and subsid-
iaries. in an annual earnings state
ment issued today. reported net 1928
profit OF S5,00S.02 against S2,T91,-
057 the previous year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10
MILK ORDINANCE PASSED

GALVESTON, Feb. 9.-RHThs
city commission here has passed IN
ordinance making IL unlawful. penal
ired BY n $50 fire. e purchase or cell
milk bottles Unfortunately, or 70
keep In such bottles any Liquids
other than milk.
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II

AUSTIN, Feb. 9.-P1-Louis Her
~tenberger OF Waco and Dave Figari
Of Galveston we're elected today to
serve as co-captains OF the 1929 foot
ball team at ST. Edwards university.
Hertenberger is n guard. Fignri
is n hnlfback.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10

LOVE ~ AGELESS
IONDON.-Robert Kelsey. me-
81. and Miss Elizabeth Horton, pgt
So. were married here.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
FOUR KILLED IN
MIRACLE QUEST
Church Plrty's Auto Is Struck
At Jersey Crossing

Passaic, N. J.. Feb. - (UP)-
Joseph Plescia 10 being treated at
General hospital today. the only
survivor Of a milv Of Ave that went
auesting after 4 miraculous" light
on church door and met death and
injury ut q railroad crossing.
Plescia. driver Of the sedan. ap-
parently disrexarded the red glare
Of danger lights at the Lodi crossing
In Woodbridge township yesterday
and freight train caught the auto
mobile squarely In the middle, car
ried 1t on the locomotive 1000 feet
down the track and hipped 1t 50
feet into the shallow water of Saddle
river.
The following were dead when
rescucrs reached the sedan:
Andrew Barcia, IS.
Catherine Barcia. 50, his wife.
Angelina Barcia, ~. their dauyh-
ter.
Mrs. Frances Plescia. daughter Of
the Barcias and wife OF the injured
man.
Tho party was returning from
Keansburs. N. j.. where several
times. according to members OF the
congregation, an image OF st. Anne,
luminous and distinct, has appeared
on the door OF the Catholic church.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
Pope Plus Plans
TOLEAVE VATICAN
First Emer6snce in 50 Years Due
Soon After Easter

Rome, Feb. IL (UP)-The Pope's
hrst appearance outside the Vatican.
a. previously intimated. will b.
when he visits the st. John Lateran
Basilica to celebrate mass. 1t was
disclosed today. The visit may be
expected some time after Easter.
The Basi;ica is the cathedral tf
the pontiffs in their capacity a.
bishops Of Rome. After celebrating
solemn pontitical mass, the Pope
will bless the crowd from the bal
cony III front Of the Basilica.
The emergcnce Of a Pope from the
Vatican after nearly so years Of vol
untary imprisonment will be at
tended by magnificent pomp and
ceremony. 1t was understood the
Pope would be given the status OF a
visiting sovereign crossing Italian
territory. and would be entitled to
full honors, including conveyance by
royal coach.
Hence the Pope would be accom-
panied by the king the entire route,
while the coac!, would be flanked by
royal cuira.'siers In their gorgeous
uniforms. 1t was expected the pro-
ression would be made a gala oc-
casion. with hundreds Of thousand 70
lining the route to cheer the Pope
and the king.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
FORD dealer
Plans Big Year
Distributor Looks Forward to
Biggest Ytlr in History

With = recognized organization.
+. p. McGauley. general manager OF
the Automotive Saies and Service
Co., 10 prepared for the busy year
that he 10 locking forward to.
An entirely new sales organization.
headed by william J. Fowler. ID now
planning Z system Of selling that IL
to give each customer the best III
formation and knowledge pertaining
TO the Model A Ford before buying.
Mr.. Fowler. since 1929. has been
selling cars Of the lower priced class.
A fully equipped and spacious
Service Station with Ford trained
mechanics under the supervision OF
7. Fay. 10 at the service Of every
Ford owner. In connection with this
department IL 4 completely stocked
Ford Parts room.
The business office h headed by
Miss A. H. Marks. who is secretary
Of the company.
Mr.. McGauley feels that he has
surrounded himself with one Of the
rest groups possible In order that
the Automotive Sales & Service Co
may give excellent service in New
Britain.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18

twice the national automobile racing
champion and holder of the present
500-mile record at the indianapolis
track. II afforded by Frank p. Nc
Namara. local REQ dealer. Mr.. Nc
Namara has arranged with his state
distributor to make = reasonable
number of appointments for New
Britain motorists to ride with De
Paolo in a Flying Cloud and bene
Mt by the "DePaolo System Of Safe
Driving" 1t Is not MIR. Mcnamara
idea that New Britain motorists re
quire the instruction SO much as h,
wishes to extend to the public tn.
privilege OF riding with DePaolo.
one Of the worlds greatest automo-
bile drivers.
1t may be that DePaolo will find
time this week to visit tho McNa.
mara agency and spend some time IN
New Britain on local demonstrations
Mr.. Leo st. Thomas formerly with
Capitol Buick Co. has entered the
Mcnamara organization tn the sales
department. MIR. st. Thomas 10 well
known In this city.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
Many Indians Embrace
Greed of Christians

More than half the Indians on the
Sioux reservation are Christians to
day although net one OF them had
become converted to the religion OF
the white man so years ago. the an
niversary Of the Custer Massa ere.
according to Rt. Rev. w. Blair Rob.
erts, D. D.. Suffragen Bishop Of
South Dakota. who spoke at st..
Marks church yesterday.
Bishop Blair has been working
among the Indians In South Dakota
for 20 years. He says that more
than half Of them have been con-
verified to Christianity through tn.
Episcopal church.
Bishop Blair 10 a native of Hart
ford. He graduated from Berkeley
Divinity school in 1908, and shortly
afterwards took up his work with
the Indians. He became a bishop in
1929.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
fine CAR LUXURY
WITH new Dodge
Ii. Senior Is Dodge Bios
Finest Product

Fine car luxury and performance
coupled with the highest standards
Of Dodge Brothers dependabiitty
and economy are claimed In the
company's senior line displayed q
the various automobile shows
throughout the country. Tho cart
represent the finest product OF
Dodge Brothers craftsmanship and
directly reflect the engineering
genius of Walter P. Chrysler. Eight
body types. including the brousham
landau sedan. roadster. sport road
ster. coupe. spor. coupe. sedan and
sport sedan, compose the line.
Exterior and interior style are
fine examples Of modern automo.
tive design. and stamp every model
with a distinetivs personality. Thia
Accomplishment 10 the result ol
months Of refining proven design
Massiveness. sturdines. and grace,
full lines are combined In 4 product
appealing to those who seek tbs
highest quality In motor cars. All
exterior hardware IL chromium plat.
ed, attradtively setting off the tody
lacquers and color combinations In
which the models are available.
A record breaking volume Of or.
ders have followed the recent an
nouncement of the new Dodge
Brothers Six models throughout the
country. according to word just re-
ceived by S. & +. Motor Sales, local
healer. from Charles NJ. Matheson,
General Sales Manager for Dodge
Brothers at Detroit.
Early buyers of the new car have
been enthusiastic In their praise OF
he cars performance, riding COM
fort and appearance.
Representative types OF Dodge
Brothers trucks and commercial
ears formerly known as Graham
Brothers trucks indicate tho Inn
provements in appearance. comfort
Performance and economy developed
n the commercial branch Of the In
dustry.
The change in name recently an
bounced designates the trucks with
he name of their actual maker
Capacities range from the Mer-
chants Express light delivery car
o the heavy duty three-ton truck
Ind the entire line meets 9S per
tent Of all hauling requirements. A
complete line OF Dodge school buses
With capacities from is to So chill
ren. and three different types OF
Dodge motor coaches are built by
he company.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
HEARING THIS WEEK
ON j. 5. HOSPITAL
Vest Hartford Site Offered for
Veterans Institution
By GEORGE II. MANNING

By GEORGE II. MANNING
Washington Correspondent. N B. Hcrald)
Washington, d. c.. Feb. Is -
The disqualification board. United
ktates veterans bureau, will hold an
pen hearing next Wednesday or
Thursday on the selection Of a site
or the proposed veterans hospital
or ncuropsychiatric patients TO be
uiIt in southern New England.
This hospital, authorized by con-
fress last spring. is to cost about
100000 and will be built either in
fonnccticu or Rhode Island.
The delegations in congress from
ach state are urging that q site be
elected in their state and upwards
f 40 sites have been offered the gov.
Eminent in the two states.
The Connecticut and Rhode
kland senators and congressman
ave tcen notified of the hearing.
nd advised they will be informed
atcr Of the exact time OF holding
1t is expected several OF then
i'll appear on behalf of sites In
heir own states.
About a score of persons who have
fered sites have also been notified
the hearing and may appear, al
nough it was said at the veterans
ureau today that the disqualification
oard has about all information it
eeds in relation 10 the various
ties.
When the boa had hearing o,
hnuary 2S on this subject, Aubre.
Maddox of West Hartford ap
pared, accompanied by Congress,
an L. Hart Fem of Hartford and
artford as the most suitable from,
b" standpoint of accessibility. alti-
|,de, etc.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
Williams Freshman
Class Picks Officers

Williamstown, Mass. Feb. IL ~
Williams freshman class officers.
chosen recently under the new plan
deferred the election date until after
the mid-year examinations. were an.
nounced today. They we're. presl-
dent, John H. Patterson. Brooklyn.
N. Y: vice president. w. C. Fowh',
Winnetka. Ill.,; honor system CON
mitteeman. r. d. Swinehart, Potts
town, Pa: secretary. T.. w. Lakir,
Washington. and treasurer. Ernest
r. Sem. New Pork city.
Experience which indicated tha'
elections held prior to the mid-yea'
examination frequently resulted :"
many Of the freshman officers bein'
"flunked out" caused the change.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
SUE FOR COMMISSION

Suit for $500 has been brought b,
NJ. Parulski through Attorney Thorn
as ]. Cabelus claiming commission
due them while acting as agents fo'
the defendant in disposing Of Sey
mour street property. According TO
the complaint. the defendant agreed
TO pay the plaintiffs a commission
upon securing buyer for S17.500. II
is claimed that a buyer was secured
and all terms were settled according
to the agreement. hut the defendant
refused to carry out his part OF the
contract.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18

today while three ships, hurrying to
aid her. resumed thenr courses.
Search for the Padnsay In . posi-.
tioa 500 miles south Of Caps RACE,
N. F.. was begun Satu, Jay morning
when the liner President Harding
and other vessels picked up an
Is o 8. saying the freighter had lost
her rudder and vas drifting help.
lessly.
Safety Of the Padnsay Was an
nounced In 4 radio message from
Sa plain Rind Of the President Hard
ing to the offices Of the United States
lines.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
START FROM SCRATCH

Husband (after quarreD: you
must not misunderstood me, darling.
Lying 10 not one Of my weax-
nexses."
Wife: mo. 1t IL your strong
point. -Passins Show.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
Treighter Padnsay
Resumes Her Voyage

New York. Feb. IS Up - Her
roken rudder repaired. the Ameri.
IN freighter Padnsay was proceed
Is toward tie west coast Of Africa
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18

FAMOUS DRIVER
AT REQ AGENCY
The opportunity for New Britain
motorists to meet Peter DePaolo,
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Marriage Licenses.

Carl r. Bell. 80, Brentwood. Md. and Mary
G OBrien, Il, this city; Rev. Enoch M.
:, George c. Andrews, ~, and Agnes o. Will
and Katie M1Gss ri ROXY Mount
Leon pitRin. 50, and Cecilia ]. Miller. 81;
%; Rev James c. Copenhaver.
Mary G. Middleton, Is, Baltimore. Nd; Rev.
Francis H Hutton. a, Huttonsyille, W. va.
Rev w. A. Lambeth.
Do Sonn E ANl s1s Is Buffalo; N =. snd
;. Willis Bum. az, and May Taylor, "a; Rev.
James Speliman
": Nelson, %, Portland, Me-, Rev. james L.
John HAYWOOD. SO. and Ethel Smith, %;
~, William N. jackson. 81, and Lille B.
nixon; 4s. both OF Orange. Va; Rev. VIII
Joseph F. shaver, IS. and Lyde E. Adams,
81, both of Richmond. Va: Rev. L. B. Prank.
Alto W; Smith; 50, and Rose Z. Bowie Is;
Joseph Williams. 20. and Hattie White. as;
Rev. Luther Highest.
An nS1fst Hov s%m "a Ss:stEs Ms sna
Harold d Z Patschk.. as, and Margaret 9.
william Re sx S:O jr n n ans SsTssret
M, Carter, ls; Rev; John. e. Brisss.
~. austin 1: Shaw; ~. and Alice NJ. Etter, "a;
Reid ); Nuekols, Is. and Cora NuckoIs, 27;
both OF Wealthia. Va; Rev. John e. Briggs,
BOTH Of re- Ma Ma f RsT 3 + Ms Nes
Lsnweed 4. Randall. 40. and Indiana I.
william A; Dear, az. and Edna witt. IS,
ooCn OF baItlmore, Nd; Rev. H. M. Hennig.
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DOUGHERTY RITES
TO BE HELD TUESDAY
Funeral Services for Catholic Prel.
ate Will Be Conducte din
National Shrine.

Funeral services for Mgr. G. A.
Dougherty, controller of Catholic Uni
versity, who died at his residence at
Caldwell Hall at the university Friday
night, will be conducted in the Ma
tional Shrine Of the Immaculate Con-
ception at the university Tuesday
morning.
Solemn requiem mass will be sung by
Archbishop Michael ]. Curley of Balti-
more, chancellor of the university, at
$50 o'clock, and the sermon will be de-
livered by Right Rev. Thomas j.
Shahan, rector emeritus of the univer-
Sity. Interment will be in the univer-
sity plot in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Preceding the mass, there will be a
procession of the faculty of the univer-
sity, religious orders and the student
body from Caldwell Hall at 8:45 o'clock.
The ONCE of the dead will be recited in
the national shrine at 8 am.
The body will lie in CALDWELL Hall
until 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
when it will be removed to the national
shrine to lie in state until the time of
the funeral.
Mgr Dougherty had been associated
with the university since 1908, at which
time he became secretary to the rector,
after having served the st. Augustine s
Church her. as curate. He was made
monsignor in 1907. The Office of the
controller was conferred upon him last
year. He was SO years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
KAHN EXECUTIVES
GUESTS AT BANQUET
Buyers Club Arranges Event in
Celebration of Stores seth
Anniversary.

g. Kann Sons Co. was host to the so
executives Of the store at the banquet
held last night in the Chinese room of
the Mayhower Hotel, In celebration Of
the department stores thirty-sixth an
niversary. The affair was arranged by
the Buyers Club Of the organization,
and Sam Splitter, its president, acted as
POSTMASTER.
An entertainment program was given,
including orchestra numbers and songs
by Miss Ida Larson and Miss Erma
Calvert,
Addresses were made by B. B. Bur-
gunder. Sol Kann. Adolph SinSheimer
Sam Splitter, Sam Feldman, Orrin Bal
lou and william Friel.
Those present we're Sigmund Kann,
Mr. Burgunder, Sol Kann, Adolph Sins
heimer. Sam Splitter, Charles Wayland,
j. MacFarquhar, Julius Hertzberg,
George Kimmelblatt, Beverly Davis,
Samuel Feldman, julius L. Simon,
James II. Boyce, Mrs. Angie Anderson,
Miss Goldie Hollen, Miss Janet Smith,
Miss Mary Grady, Miss Gussie Sauer,
Mrs. Margaret T. Hoitt Miss Belle
Goldman, Miss Rita Mack, Miss Elsie
Stoecker, Miss Marian Hirsch, Mrs
Helen Davis, Mrs. Pink Hommes, Mrs.
Leona Tagan, Mr.. Ballou, Mr.. Rives,
Mr.. Keefer, Mr.. Mccain, Mr.. Friel,
Miss Larson, Miss Sigman, Miss Calvert.
Mrs. Marie Ragan, Frank Zones, Simon
Nye, Harry D. Wolfe, William Schultz,
George Seitz, Mrs Annie Calvert, Miss
Chrissie Herman, Miss Frieda JeffrieS,
Miss Frances Kroeger. Mrs. Violet OAR
nell, Mrs. Caroline Fox. Miss Mary Mill
er and Miss Frances JAffe.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair and warm
er today; tomorrow increasing cloudi-
ness, possibly showers.
Maryland-Fair and warmer today
followed by showers tonight or tomor-
row.
Virginia-Fair and warmer today; to-
morrow increasing cloudiness, possibly
showers.
West Virginia-Increasing cloudiness
and warmer, followed by showers to-
night; tomorrow fair, slightly cooler.
Temperatures for "a Hours.
Midnight, A.: 2 am
43: 4 am, AZ; g am, 80; 8 am, 43; 10
am, co. IL noon, IS; 2 pm, ST; 4
pm, II; 6 pm, 81; PM, SO; 10 PM
Highest II, lowest 80.
Temperature Same Date Last Year.
Highest rs, lowest SO.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.1'
Today-Low tide, 1885 am. and 1872
pm; high tide, 9:06 am. and 9:27
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 4:2l am. and
Alb pm; high tide, 9:49 am. and
10:11 pm.
The Sum and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 6:22 am; sun sets
5:23 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:23 am; sun
sets 5:22 pm.
Moon rises 6:45 pm; sets 8:43 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20

SUNNY. D. W. The members Of Associa-
ton Oldest inhabitants aiare requested to
attend the funeral of our late associate
and vice president, DR.. b. w. SUNNY,
from Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
Monday ostc6sT I'll l So1S e $50 e., E
J. ELIOT WRIGHT. SECRETARY
UPDIKE,x FRANK. On Saturday, october
10. 1929. ct Freedmen s Hospital FRANK
UPDIKE; beloved son Of the late Jenkins
and Letitta Updike and devoted brother
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker OF New York
and Miss Josephine updike Of this city;
4 s st. NV May be seen Sunday Gyanisis
after pm, Notice of funeral hereafter.
70, 1929, at $50 pm. at his residence.
East Riverdale Heights, Nd, WILLIAM
WHITE. beloved husband of Blanche White
tnee Reed and father of Laura A. Vieth
and Blanche r. Weller. Notice Of funeral
hereafter. IL"
WILL, BELLE. On Friday. October 49,. 1919.
5 At her residence, 244 Maple ave-. Takoma
Ernest VIII Funeral services At the g.
Hines Co. funeral home. 1901 ltth ".
NV, Monday, October II, at 10 Am.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
ROCK Creek Cemetery. 90
WINSTON, JEANNE. On Saturday. Octo-
Der 10, 1929. at Garfield Hospital after
brief illness, JEANNE WINSTON. "Fu-
2l .,, at o'clock. from the chapel at Oak
WRIGHT, LUCY RICH. Suddenly. on Qc-
tober 10, 1929. LUCY r. RICH WRIGHT.
Funeral Monday. October al, ut II am.
from the residence of her nephew b.
Frank Wright, 4404 18th st. NV, Inter-
ment olenwood Cemetery. 2o'
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Births Reported.

gle following births have been reported
- che Health Department during the last
y hours:
Richard q. and Maude T. Moy, boy.
Horace H and Carrinne Gusts, boy.
Emil L. and Irene 8. Blomauest, boy.
Clyde B. and Edith 3. Bradshaw, boy.
Joseph G. and Violet r. Nevius.. boy.
Bruce M. and Alice c. Strong. boy.
Weldon n. and Irene r. Rawley, boy.
Jack and Rose Eisenberg, boy.
Volmer r. and Nellie u. LYON. boy.
Elmer P. and Rose Z. Bailey, boy.
John j. and Winifred M. Sheehan, boy.
William G. and Willie b. Sherwood, boy
William r. and Elizabeth Higeins, girl.
Herbert 8. and Amy L. Gill, boy.
John .. and Loretta M. Farr, boy.
Wilfrsd 7. and Helen A. Aiken. girl.
Donald J. and Lottie M. Stewart, girl.
Charles =. and Margaret A. Sheet2- girl.
Stanley A. and Helen Z. Cross, girl.
Edgar w. and Pauline p. Park, girl.
Joseph d. and Gladys M. Mudd, girl.
joseph and Lucille N. Puglisi, girl.
10y II. and Edith Z. Brodie, girl 1! Il
Charles =. and Gussie B. Sansbury, girl,
John and MarEaret Anselmo, girl,
George r. and Helen Bruce. girl.
waiter b. and Quinty Powell. girl,
John N. and Pattie p. Mcwelch, boy.
William L and Bertha Wood, boy
John =: and Ruth Gray, boy.
Branaid and Virginia Dunn, girl
Oscar 8. and Beatrice Adams girl
James H. and Ida Simms, girl va .,.fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department during the last
~ hours.
Daniel B. Gallatin. SO years. IS R. street
northwest.
:, Godfrey Koenis. IS years, U. S. Soldiers
: Hannah K. Cook, 81 years, st. Elizabeth's
Hospital.
Lucy F. r. Wright. "a years. 44o4 Six
tenth street northwest.
William G. Bohannon, 70 years, Gallinser
Hospital.
FicTsnee A. Hayes. ss years. 1927 H street
Kate Z. Kittinser. 50 years. a X street
northeast.
Annie Hasse. 50 years, GallinEer Hospital
Edward A. Whitaker, A years. o35 Otis
Infant OF Eugene L. and Annie M. Hord
s hours, Sibley Hospital
Andrew simms, SO years, Gallinger Hos
pital.
John Dyson, So years. sos c street south
east.
Edward Hudson. 81 years, / wyler court
northwest
william johnson, so years, 1920 Third
street northwest.
Jennie Henson. so years, 132 street
northwest
James Goldman. ~ years. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Ida johnson, 40 years. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
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at the meeting of the Washington
Practical Psychology Club tomorrow
night at the Playhouse, 1914 N street
at o'clock.
Vincent B. Costello Auxiliary will
meet Tuesday evening for the purpose
of electing officers.
Iota Chapter, Pi Epsilon Tau So
rority will have a bridge party Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Joseph H.
Rather.
A card party for the benefit of the
Rupert Home for Aged and INDECENT
Residents will be given Tuesday evening
at 8 O'Clock at the Masonic Hail. Eighth
and r streets northeast. The commit
tee In charge consists of Mrs. Alfred
Gould, Mrs. H. Winkler, Mrs. Jessie
Richards, Mrs. j. Billie, Mrs. H. Patz-
chke, Mrs. B. Krumke, Mrs. A. Schmidt
and DR.. Margaret Eek.
Junior High School Teachers Asso-
citation will meet Tuesday afternoon at
the Columbia Junior High School, 3:45
o'clock. Plans will be laid for a BAN
quet to be held at the Roosevelt Hotel,
November IS.
A card party will be given under the
auspices Oh the OOQallCy Oh Tile 11OlS
Name Church at the Holy Name Hall,
916 Eleventh street northeast, at $3.50
o'clock Wednesday evening.
Washington Society of Engineers will
meet Wednesday at the Cosmos Club
at 8:15 pm. Charles W. Eliot, I'd, city
planner, will speak on Regional Plan
ming for Washington"
Charles e. Morganston, president Of
the Connecticut State Society, has
called a meeting of this group Wednes-
day night at o'clock at the L'Aiglon
Club Salons, Eighteenth street and Co
lumbia road Program of events for
the year will be outlined.
Womans Convention Auxiliary of the
Baptist Convention of the District of
Columbia will hold a quarterly meeting
Wednesday at Mount Airy Baptist
Church. First and North Capitol streets.
There will be three sessions, II am, 3
pm. and 5 pm.
The monthly meeting of the District
of Columbia Dental Assistants will be
held Monday. october 81, 1929, at Sis
o'clock, in the blue room of the Hamil-
ton Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
HUNTER FOUND DEAD;
VICTIM OF OWN GUN
Percy Logsdon, %. Killed When
Tree Prong Pulls Trigger
of Weapon.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 70 The star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, October 49,
Percy Logsdon, aged %, was found dead
in the mountain between Vale Summit
and GAINESVILLE this morning, the VIC
tim of his own gun. after an all-night
search. Logsdon left his home yester-
day afternoon to hunt squirrels.
The position of the body beside log
showed that he came in contact with
the prong of a tree in attempting to
mount the log and his gun was acct
dentally discharged. The side Of his
face was torn away.
Logsdon, who was employed at the
McNdanus coal bank at Hoffman. Is sur
vived by his wife and two small chill
dren.