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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15

The Veterans of '98 and auxiliaries
wiz have memorial services at the
Maine Mast at Arlington National
Cemetery and IN the Riding Hall at Fort
Myer, Va, for the Maine dead. Past
Commander In Chief John Lewis Smith
of the o.. s. w. v. win preside at the
exercises at the Riding Hall and Bertha
r. Cook, department president Of the
District of Columbia Auxiliary, u. s.
w. w., will conduct the rites at the
shaft of the Maine Mast, assisted by Of
flcers Of the National Auxiliary of the
q. S. w. w. and by auxiliarieS Of the
District of Columbia.
The exercises at the shaft of the
Maine Mast will start at 1870 pm.
Bertha r. Cook, president of the De-
partment of the District of Columbia
Auxiliary, U. s. w. ", requests that all
the auxiliaries @will be at their places
at the Maine shaft at lis pm.
Wreaths from the President of the
United States, the government Of Cuba,
the United Spanish War Veterans and
from the National Auxiliary Of the U.
S. w. V. win be placed at the foot Of
the shaft. Upon the conclusion Of the
rites at the Maine Mast the assemblage
will proceed to the Riding Hall at Fort
Myer, where the program of the u. s..
w. v. will be broadcast.
The services at Fort Myer-w will be
broadcast by WRC. John Lewis Smith,
the chairman of the committee, stated
these services are conducted by the De-
partment of the District of Columbia,
U. S. W. ", under the direction of the
national organization. He viii call the
aSsemblage to order at 2:l5 o'clock.
Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa,
DR. Orestes Ferrara, Cuban 'Ambassa-
dor, and Judge Edward s. Matthias,
commander In chief of the us. w. ",
will be the principal speakers. Vocal
selections will be rendered by Mrs.
Flora McGnl Keefer and Miss jeanette
Mccartney. Music by the Marine Band.
Detachments from the Army, Navy and
the Marine Corps will represent the
armed services of the Government.
Jere A. Costello, chairman Of the
Banquet Committee to Edward S.
Matthias, commander in chief, an
nounced plans are now complete. The
entertainment features will consist of
vocal selections by Miss jeanette z. Nc
Caffrey and Gretta Wainwright Lud-
wig, violin selection by Miss Virginia
Cureton and remarks and observations
made by Joseph Beatty, past depart
ment commander Of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
The banquet will start at 1880 o'clock
tomorrow evening at the Willard Hotel.
Harden Camp met February S, with
Comdr. Watkins presiding. John E.
Heating and Walter Weber were ad-
mitted TO membership and the applica-
tons of Walter M. Clark, U. S. N, and
J. B. Thrift, Sd Virginia Infantry, were
received. H. L. Leslie and r. r.
Scruggs were installed as adjutant and
sergeant major, respectively, by the de-
partment installing officer, William /.
Jenkins.
Comdr. Watkins announced the ap-
pointment of william e. Rink as chair
man Of the Entertainment Committee
and of Harry J. Sherwood as chairman
Of the Memorial Day Committee. De-
partment Comdr. Benjamin F. Motley
and his official staff made a visitation.
Remarks were made by Department
Comdr Motley, Senior Vice Comdr
Samuel j. McWilliams, Chief Of STAFF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
G. Q. P. IMPERSONATED IN SKIT
WHEN DE PRIEST IS FIONORED
Mu-soit Club Entertainment Featured by Take-Of on
Republican Committee Incidents.

With Representative de Priest Of Illi-
nois as guest Of honor, colored men,
bers Of the Mu-so-lit Club last night
impersonated Senator Tess and other
sk.t entitled IAN Afternoon With the
Republican National Committee"
The gkit illustrated how the Ma
tional Committee rid itself Of a COLI
ored delegation by permitting White
field McKinlay, role assumed by Rob-
ert Pearson, TO relate an anecdote
which put the delegation to sleep.
Geroge H. Murray played the part Of
Senator Tess, with Edward Arnold as
George w. Wickersham and w. L. D.
wilkinson as Senator Hastings. Vic
tor DAILY took the role OF the Liberian
consul general and Edward H. Lawson
impersonated Representative de Priest,
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U. S. FOREST SET ASIDE

The Nations 150th national forest
the Hiawatha, consisting of 27O,o71
sula Of Michigan-has been created by
proclamation of President Hoover.
The Forest Service, announcing the
proclamation yesterday, said the new
forest brings the total area of national
forets to more than $4,000, 900 acres.
1t Is planned that privately owned
lands within the boundaries of the new
forest, approximating 10000 acres, will
be acquired by purchase as rapidly as
funds are made available by Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15

Harold Haynes. Ferdinand D. Lee, and
Walter Singleton was secretary to the
national chairman.
onto tell what he did with 20 invita-
tons alleged to have been given him
for the white House reception.
The skit was part Of ceremonies Of
the twenty eighth Joint celebration Of
the birthdays of Lincoln and Frederick
Douglass.
Representative de Priest in an adj
dress declared he would urge the ap-
pointment OF q colored man to judge
ship In one of the higher courts of
Illinois. He also declared he would in-
next Congress which would prove cone
stitutional, a vote on which would put
on record representatives Of al parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15

OF the washington
School for Secre-
taries.
Miss McClintic
Is the daughter of
Representative and
Mrs. j. v. Nc
Clintic Of Oklaho-
ma. AS q gradu-
ate OF Radcliffe
College and the
Washington School
for Secretaries, a
member of tn e
American Associa-
ton of University
Women and the
Con gres 10 n a |
Club, she Is well
known in both
educational and
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social circles.
Until the recent appointment with
the secretarial school, Miss McClintic
was associated with the Federal Farm
Board.
The Columbia Technical School will
hold an old-fashioned spelling bee
Thursday at $50 pm, in the school
quarters at 1919 F street. The engineer
ing and aviation departments will COM
pete with the drafting and building con-
struction departments. A prize will be
awarded the best speller by John H.
Pellen, chief craftsman of the Bureau
of Reclamation, who win act as school
master.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
TOUR OF PACIFIC COAST
PLANNED BY ARMY BAND
Twelve or More States to Be Visit
ed During September and October
by Organization.

Plans for the United States Army
Band at the Army War College tc
make a public concert tour to the Pa
cific Coast in September and October
next have been approved by the Wal
Department.
The itinerary will include Pittsburgh
Chicago, Minneapolis and cities on the
main line of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road to Seattle; cities in oregon, Wash
ington and California, and a return to
this city via the Southern Pacific Rail-
road through Arizona, New Mexico
Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas.
This will be the nth annual tour of
the band to various points in the United
States and to the international EXPOSE
ton at Seville, Spain, but it's music
has never been heard on the Pacific
Coast except by radio.
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the new poSttlon.
He said Mr.. FitZ-
patrick would be
in charge of solv-
ing problems aris-
ing from the in
creased matricula-
tion. He also will
be responsible for
all administration
matters.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick
will continue on
the faculty. He
was ira d u a t e d
from the institu-
ton several years
ago with the high
est honorS. As a
student he was
YIY1llgfIaliv 0nnlllar
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u. S. URGES PARENTS Vs..
TO PREPARE FOR PLAY
Back Yard Amusement for Children
Easily Made, Bureau
Says.
By the AssocIated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A plea for more backyard seesaws,
swings and sand boxes was made yester-
day by the Children's Bureau.
Now Is the time, bureau experts said,
for fathers and mothers TO arrange for
the play apparatus that will keep the
kids occupied outdoors five or six hours
each Summer day.
Give ample opportunity to practice
climbing, pushing, shoveling. hammer
ing" was set down as basic principle
Tor backyard Fairgrounds.
K Explicit directions Cor manufacture
Of horizontal ladders. horizontal bars,
flying rings. baby swings and sand boxes
we're promised on request by the bureau.
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o. Plans Special Address,

G. U. Plans Special Address.
r. LEWIS COCHRAN CAS-
SIDY, professor Of Roman Law
at the Georgetown University
- School of Law, will deliver a
special address at the third
session OF the council and members
of the Riccobono Seminar in Roman
law the evening Of February 26 at the
school,
The seminar has taken its name from
Prof. Riccobono, a famous Italian jurist
and specialist in the Roman law. who
visited this country two years ago and
lectured at the Catholic University in
this city. Members Of the Georgetown
law faculty, headed by Dean George
Z. Hamilton and Rev. Thomas B. Chef
wood, s. j., regent of the school, will
attend the formal academic exercises.
Father Chetwood will make an intro
ductory address and the presiding off,
GER will be- Judge Charles Sumner Lo-
bingier, formerly of the International
Court at Shanghai, China.
Prof. Cassidy is one of the most re-
cent additions to the Georgetown law
faculty and Is an eminent authority on
Roman law, in which he has specialized
for a number of years. He Is a gradu-
ate of Harvard University School of
Law as we'll as Of the Georgetown Law
School and also received a degree Of
doctor of philosophy from George
town. From Mount st. Mary's College
he obtained a master OF arts degree.
Prof. Cassidy will read a paper at the
exercises.
The Philodemic Debating Society at
the college, which is now in its l01st
year. has elected John c. Hayes Of
Chicago to It's presidency during the
ensuing year. Mr.. Hayes Is a member
of the varsity debating team, which is
chosen from the Philoden1ic Society.
The other newly elected officers are
John d. Reilly of Pennsylvania, vice
president; Lawrence j. Mehren of Chi
cago, corresponding secretary; Joseph
P. Halpin of New Jersey, treasurer, and
Thomas r. @. Hickey Of New York,
censor.
At the conclusion of the meeting the
moderator Of the society, Rev. John j..
Toohey, S. j., complimented the retir-
ing corresponding secretary, James C..
Bernhardt of the District of Columbia,
upon his interest and zeal in behalf
of the society.
Senator David I. Walsh of Massa-
chusetts who Is an IL, D. OF George
town, was a speaker at recent meet
ing of the Pathfinders' Club at the
college. The meeting was opened by
Rev. r. Rush Rankin, s. j., dean Of
the college, who outlined the purposes
of the club in obtaining information
for its members concerning different
lines of vocational activity which they
might enter after their graduation.
Senator Walsh spoke on the advisability
OF a political career for a college
graduate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15

MEXICO WILL DC bA1C
guest of honor and
principal speaker
Senator B r q ton
served his State as
Judge of the Fifth
Judicial Di strict
and as Associate
Justice of the SUI
preme Court Of
New Mexico, from
which position he
resigned to accept
the nomination for
the United States
Senate. In addi-
ton to other i'm
portant committee
assignments, Sem
ator Bratton is q
member of the iu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
BILL TO COPYRIGHT
DESIGNS REPORTED
Senate Patent Committee Favors
Curb on "Piracy"
in Trade.
U the Associated Pros.

y the ASsoclated Press.
reported favorably a House bill to af-
ford copyright protection for designs
applied TO various manufactured prod
ucts and to transfer supervision of them
from the Patent once to the Copyright
Once.
Senator Dill, Democrat Washington,
reserved the right to make minority
report.
The bill is designed TO curb design
piracy" which report by Senator He
bert, Republican. Rhode Island, said
has increased tremendously within the
past year" and Is now so grave as to
threaten the very existence of certain
industries :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
.HATLEss STUDENTS HIT
Mexican Freshmen Cause Melee In
Defying Upperclassmen.

e MEXICO CITY, February IL (P.-
THE business Of going hatless, so COM
mon among American collegians, led to
D street melee I'm front Of the National
University today.
{ A majority Of the students Of the
Law School attempted TO prohibit all
Students from going without hats,
charging 1t is a custom imported from
The United State, which should not be
tolerated They also placed q ban on
the wearing Of sideburns. spats and the
carrying of canes, holding students
should devote their thoughts to more
serious things.
The decree was formulated Thursday,
but freshmen defled II today, appearing
hatlesg swinging canes and wearing
Eidehurns and spats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15

VERSAILLES, France, February IA
R).-Connie King, an American
dancer, who was lodged in jail Thurs
day on a charge that she had taken q
suit case and money belonging to
Richard Wall of New York, was re-
leased tonight. Some Paris newspapers
today protested the arrest of the girl,
declaring 1t unjustified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
Ex-Committeeman Fined.

AIKEN, S. c., February II [R.-A
six-month suspended jan term and a
$500 fine were imposed on Robert B.
Vance, former Republican State COM
mitteeman, in Federal District Court
today following his conviction of sell.
ing" a rural letter carriers job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
Signs Battlefield Bill.

President Hoover today signed bill
providing for the study of the Bull Run
and Second Manassas battlefields In
set aside as memorials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
Fitzpatrick Named Secretary.

ToHN r. FITZPATRICK, an assistant
United States attorney, last night
was appointed secretary of the Co
lumbuS University School of Law. He
will begin his new duties tomorrow.
Seton Darr, assistant dean, an
nounced the marked growth of the stu
dent body had neceSsitated creation of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
MEETINGS. THIS WEEK.

MEETINGS THIS WEEK.
Sunday-Maine Memorial exer-
ciSes at Maine Mast at lis
pm; exercises at Riding Hall,
Fort Myer, Va, at AIS pm.
Monday-Banquet to commander
in chief of u. S. w. ", VIII
lard Hotel, 7:30 pm.
WedneSday-Urell Camp, Pythian
Temple; Urell Auxiliary,
Pythian Temple: department
staff visitation to Urell Camp.
Thnrsday-Harden Camp; Pyth-
ian Temple.
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and an attorney In the Department Of
Justice. Responses win be made by
Vice Dean Charles II. Houston and DR..
Mordecai w. johnson, president.
Negro history week has just been cele-
brated at the university with q special
chapel service on wednesday, under the
auspices OF the History Club at which
time addresses were delivered by Earle
K. Darlington and Charles r. Cole
man, both members Of the senior class.
During the week DR.. johnson adj
dressed the interracial mass meeting at
-Christ's Lutheran Chapel in York, Pa. |;
DR.. Emmett j. Scott, secretary-treas-
urer OF the university, was the guest
speaker at the interracial meeting at
Leigh Street Methodist Church, in
Richmond, Va; Prof. Ralph Bunche,
head of the department OF political
science, and Emory B. Smith, publicity
director, made addresses on Negro his
tory. in public schools.
Wilson College Sponsors Show.
THE faculty and students Of the VIII
l. son Teachers College are sponsor
ing a benefit performance at the
Belasco Theater on Tuesday evening,
where Jane Cowl is appearing in art
and Mrs. Bottle" The funds obtained
will go to the student council for the
furthering Of student activities.
Miss Olive McClintic has recently
been appointed employment manager
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For Practical Paying Results Study at
The Master School
Register nT For BeElnners'
Now SA Class
Interior Decoration

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and offering an Accredited, Practical
and Professional Training Course Ex.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15

Presidents cabinet" w. Z. Koken and
W. L. Shoup composed the negative
team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15

being president of his class three con-
Secutive years. He was editor in chief
Of the school paper, the Skipper, as
well.
oscar n. Brinkman, special counsel
Of the Senate, will address the Vene-
tan Society of the School of Account
ancy tomorrow night. He will tell of
the work of the Blaine committee in
charge of an investigation of real
estate, security and mortgage transac-
tions in the District. Mr.. Brinkman
will be introduced by Robert E. Find
lay. president
debate on Protection or Free
Trade" will be held soon in the School
of Accountancy. Leo Cough and
Maurice O'Connor will uphold free
trade, while Ernest Gass and Robert E.
Findlay will argue for the advantages
Of protective tariff.
Society was held last night at the
Kenwood Golf and Country Club.
Howard to Give Plays.
THREE one-act plays viii be given
L by the Howard Players, under the
direction of Prof. Sterling A.
Brown, in the Medical School audi
forum of Howard University, Wednes-
day. at sis pm.
The plays to be presented are, "Ile, "
by Eugene O'Neill; 1.-The Rider of
Dreams" by Ridgely Terrence, and "a
Night at an Inn," by Lord Dunsany.
Members of the. cast for "Ile'' are
William Robinson, Louise Pearson, Fred
erick Phillips, Arthur Boswell, Aubrey
Houston, william Hagen, Chester For
tune and Harrison Robson; and for
The Rider Of Dreams" are Merrill
Booker, Gussie Hurd and James Jones
Those in "a Night at an Inn" include
William Scott, Seifert Pyle, John Harris,
Edward Taylor, Herman Richards, Har-
rison Hobson and Theodore Beverly.
A pc raft of Chief Justice Fenton
w. Booth Of the United States Court
of Claims, former dean of the Howard
University School of Law, will be pre-
sented to the school by the alumni next
Thursday at 8 pm brief address
win be delivered by Charles v. INLAY,
who was associated with Dean Booth
as member of the faculty. The pre-
sentation will be made by Louis r.
Mehlinger, a graduate of the school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15

Mrs. George Hostetler, national direc-
tor of provinces of Kappa Kappa
Gamma Fraternity. was the guest Of
Gamma Psi Chapter Of the university
during the past week. A dinner to the
alumnea, q birthday party and o dance
in Richie gymnasium were held dur
ing her STAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15

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been appointed employment manager
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