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Evening star., 1933-02-18
BrafhH.

PEREY. ANNIE b. The Lincoln Mutual Re-
lisf Association announces the death Of
Mrs. ANNIE B; PERRY Of 100 Batss st.
at O'Clock, from her late residence. '''
LucIAN H. THOMPSON. Rec. sees.
RAMSEY; NAPOLEON. On saturdaS. sreb-
Rans.s Rsnd Of Beatrice ,s Ramsey and son 81 MIA
Ernest Jarvis Hf%sni fSnersi rshssns eharsh az ss
fou ST. NV. Notice OF funeral later. 10
kEh. RUDOLPH HI. On Thursdsy.s Feb
poLPH II, REH, beloved si husband oi Aiine
Lscsi. Lacss Reh and brother of Mrs, A, r.
RUST ,s GwINN WEE vwHaEELwEIGHr. suddenly
g SwINs TnSsr.S .TSIa.Ei.ElIwsIoHT TIa.Ei.ElI R2sr. aosic:
sroNEsUENEE. JOHN $. H.. on Thurs
COiesviiis, Nd. JOIN 3. II, Beloved 1 nus:
band OF Gertrude p. stoneburner. Re
sansr. fns = wager sy. eH%psEss1 s1.i
Sprins. Nd. Funeral services at his late
etery. Clarendon. Va 10
SWEENEY, CHESTER BERNARD. On Fri-
sSHafsE Rloss swExSE Z SsESsms s.,sSsd MED
nasoa9d sa5 az & 81 Vera era Sweeney nee Aiyeyl and
SneS. ssndss s F.siuaTy ssyni5a ic ssc sSssnss s.,
Thomas Church. at Croome. Md. at !,
@ 7es .na afiE%s9s fFfssas saHtsa aStsa
roLSoN, NARY c; On Thursday. Febru-
MARY ToLsoN e soisaeSss; Ssiovad a5ls s,ss ST #
Sp o. Tolson. She also leaves one
other. Henry Wallace; one sister Mrs
ESne Dent. and many other relatives and
nienoS Remains resting at the John II
hhlnes funeral chapel :Ird and Eve ats
~ FUNERAL Sunday, February H. at
pm, from the above chapel. Interrnent
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 10
WHITAKER. ALBERT X. On Friday, Feb
Tuary Il, 1888. ALBERT r., husband of
the late Elizabeth whitaker BODY rest
ing at the chapel Of John R. Wright Co,
Iroay fepruAry is. Funeral services at
pm. -
WRIGHT. MARY ANN. On Friday rebru-
eyda' ery L. 1898. at her residence. 800
SifSsla Ssf9rsla ave NV: NARY ANN WRIGHT,
ElooW OF Harvey II. Wright age as years
FUNERAL from the aboyet residence Man
day. February 20. az s!30 am. thence
10 the Church of the Nativity vherc
requiem mass will be said at am. 70.
the repose of her soul Relatiyes and
IHriends invited. Interment Mount Oliyet
eteIy. 10
YoCUM. ANNA HELEN. On Friday r.,-
Tmary Il. 1888. at her residence iTos
west Virginia ave. ne, ANNA HELEN
YOCUM. beloved wife OF lie Row "
Tocum Funeral from above residence
tuesday. February 2I. at $50 am:
e snence TO st Anthonys Church, where
feseuiem reg mass will be said at o am. for
Cemetery. So
Evening star., 1933-02-18
p. S. MOORE RITES TODAY

Funeral services were to be held today
at his nome in Essex, Conn, for Pick
ems Stansell Moore, IS, former resident
of Washington, who was killed Thurs
day In an automobile accident near that
city. Mr.. Moore, who was born and
educated here, was former member Of
the District National Guard. and went
overseas with the old D. c. Infantry,
which was a part Of the 4lst Division
In France.
After the war he continued in the
Guard, and became sergeant major
and later a master sergeant, being hon.
orably discharged when he moved from
the city In 1922.
Evening star., 1933-02-18
JANIT0R Is EXONERATED
IN SLAYING OF NEPHEW
Inquest Told Colored Youth Had
Blackjack When He Appeared
at Apartm Eouse

Ernest Frederick, 40, colored, janitor
at building in the 1900 block of Kalo-
rama road, was yindicated by cor
.oner's jury at the District morgue yes
terday for shooting and killing his
nephew, Andrew Frederick, "a, colored
when the latter came to the apartment
building yesterday afternoon.
After listening to testimony. the jury
returned verdict of justifiable homi-
eide on the grounds the shot was fired
in self defense after the younger man
had threatened him.
A search disclosed that the nephew
had blackjack with him when he ap-
peared at the apartment building. The
uncle is said to have succeeded the
nephew as janitor some while ago, and
the younger man was told to stay away
from the building
Evening star., 1933-02-18
DIES IN SUBWAY STATION
New York Victim Unidentified as
Louisville Mason and Elk.

NEW YORK, February Is CP.-A
man identified by papers as Frank H.
Weaver, SIS, a business man of Louisville.
KY, collapsed last night In a subway
station and died before arrival of a
doctor
Cards indicated Weaver had been a
grandmaster Of Masons at Louisville,
KY, and was also q member of the
Elks organization there. The cards gave
his address as 2064 Eastern Parkway,
Louisville
Evening star., 1933-02-18
Deaths Reported.

Lucy B. Dixson 75. 301 18th st. ne
Sidney F. Andrews, rs. Shoreham Hotel
Pauline Stonestreet, rs, Providence Hos
Iital.
Grace F.. .Atwater.- 70, 1881 Euclid st.
John J. Neasle. 73. Al Quincy pl. ne.
BENJAMIN Pouloutzki, 60. .2o H st. ne.
Richard D. Brown. "a Dol 11th ST.
Alcs M. Brecht 30. 500 Sth st. ne.
Edward A. Norris. 5s, s24 Conrad ave.
Patrick Banaghan. alias Bonaghan. 30.
Frank NJ. Chavez. 2l. Walter Reed Hos
pital.
pital.
Albert Henson. 05. Casualty Hospital.
Joseph II. Hawkins. rs. 1901 q st.
George Mitchell. 10. Freedmen's Hospital.
Boldly williams IS. Gallinger Hospital.
Marearet Honesty 90. Freedmens Hos
pital.
George Sullivan. SO. Galllnger Hospital.
Jesse Young. 90. Gallinger Hospital.
Frederick D. Williams. so, Gallinger Hos
pital.
Fliger s. Pemberton, so, United States
Soldiers Home
Dorothy Martin. 10. Gallinger HOSPITAL:
Evening star., 1933-02-18
RITES THIS AFTERNOON
Body Of Mrs. Augusta 8. Stone Is
Brought From New York.

Funeral services for Mrs Augusta S.
Stone, former resident of Washington,
who died Tuesday in New York City.
were to be held at the residence Of her
sister, Mrs. Howard s. Mechanism, 1918
Twenty-ninth street, this afternoon,
with Dr. z. Barney Phillips officiating.
Mrs. Stone is survived by a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mark l.. Hersey. wife of
Comdr. Mark L. Hersey, U. S. NJ, and
three sisters, Mrs. Mechanism. Mrs. A.
r. MCGUIRE, also of this city. and Mrs.
J. @. A. johnson of Yonkers N. Y.
Evening star., 1933-02-18
PEDESTRIAN INJURED
Fractured Skull Feared in Case Of
Ralph L. Rose.

Ralph L. Rose. IS, 43O Third street,
is in Casualty Hospital with severe head
injuries received yesterday when struck
by an automobile In the 300 block of E
street. x-ray Photographic were to be
taken to determine whether he has a
fractured skull
Anthony Grelli, "a, of the 1900 block
of Fourth street. drove the car which
struck him, police say.
Evening star., 1933-02-18
WOMAN HELD IN CRASH
Faces Grand Jury Action In Fatal
Auto Collision.

A coroner's jury investigating the
death Of Mrs. Mary Blackstone, 35,
colored, of the $500 block of Hayes
street, who was fatally injured in an
automobile collision February 7, yes
terday held Mrs. Gillie K. Reynolds,
200 block of Maple avenue, Takoma
Park, Md, for the action of the grand
jury.
have driven one of the cars involved in
the accident which occurred at Piney
Branch road and Butternut street.
Mrs. Blackstone died Thursday at
Freedmen's Hospital
Evening star., 1933-02-18

on Mckinley street. in Cherrydale in
honor of their daughter, Katharine.
The dancers were Misses Bcbbie Eard-
ley, Louise Birchell, Peggy Rucker,
Franklyn Payne and Rachel Tabor,
and Messrs. Eddie Kicker, Johnny
Keull, Howard Robertshaw. Robert
Thomas, Alvin Cappage and Russell
Glayze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortin L. Wallerstein
Of Richmond, Va. are at the Shoreham
for few days.
Evening star., 1933-02-18
Districts Heroes
i'm the
World War
Compiled by Sergt. L. E. Jaeckel.

A s recorded in the Official ci-
n tation, Louis H. Bash. colonel,
~ Infantry, United States Army.
4 4 was awarded the Distinguished
Service Medal for exceptionally
and distinguished services
in q position of great responsibility. He
Evening star., 1933-02-18

y U p Z I VE3cO Will
t It and sound
Judgment the es-
tablishment of the
i'm or ia n t base
ports Of st. Ma
zaire and Brest.
Later. hile he
was adjutant gen.
eral of the serv-
ices OF supply. his
splendid knowledge
Of administration,
his 9 ergy and
personal attention
to duties were
shown by the ef-
fieiency OF his Of
fee. which m e t
fully the diversi-
ned demands on Il.
Evening star., 1933-02-18
Marriage of Miss Babb
To Mr.. Randolph This Afternoon

Ao Iti. hdHuolpH 1HfS AtternOOn.
The marriage of Miss Mary Katha-
rlne Babb, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Hennen Babb, of Keyser, w.
Va, to Representative-elect Jennings
Randolph of Elkins, sen of Mrs. Err
nest Randolph, will take place this
afternoon at o'clock. in the home of
the bride in Keyser.
Judge and Mrs. John w. Bennett will
have as guests in their box at the Ken
lucky Society costume ball at the Will
lard Monday evening, the assistant
financial counsellor of the Rumanian
legation. Emanuel H. Dimitria, and
Mime. Dimitria, Mrs Robert Montgom-
cry and Mr.. Edward Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clinton Tribby
entertained company of IL at dinner
last night at the Westchester for out
of-town guests.
Mrs. Henry B. Tremaine entertained
at the dinner dance at the Shoreham
last evening in honor of her house
guest, Mrs. Edward Penf1eld, of Pelham
Manor, N. Y. Her other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle Hunter of Green
wich, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M.
Kempton, Mrs. Ruth Butler and Mrs.
Joseph Zirkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding H. Yost of the
University of Michigan, and their son,
Mr. Fielding H Yost, jr, are week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis A. Yost.
They came to attend the White House
reception this evening.
Mrs. Otto Englehart of Wesley Heights
entertained at surprise party in her
home last night for Mrs. Howard G.
Nichols, who will leave tomorrow for
Evening star., 1933-02-18
FOUND.

DOG-Shepherd. brown and white. male;
brass-studded collar no license tag; name
H. w. Kinderman. Georgia 1000, Exten-
SIGN l47.
LAST NOVEMBER. A LARGE MALE Po-
BEEN A PET If OWNER IS Nor To-
GATED SHALL HAVE TO FIND HOME
FOR HIM. ADDRESS BOX 34-J. STAR
Evening star., 1933-02-18
CARPENTER RITES SET
Washington Woman Was Stricken
at Daughters Riverdale Home.

at Daughters Riverdale Home.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
RIVERDALE, Md, February 18.-
Funeral services for Mrs. Mirias L. Car
penter, 80, of Washington. who died
suddenly yesterday morning while Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. T. o. Wansle-
ben, here, will be held from Hines fu-
neral home at o'clock Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Carpenter, native of the Capt.
tai, was stricken with paralysis and died
soon after She is survived by four
Lewis Doyle Of Chevy Chase. Mrs. Gro
yer Kinzy and Mrs. Joseph Massey of
Alexandria. William Carpenter of Wash
ington and Mrs Wansleben.
Evening star., 1933-02-18
Births Reported.

John H. and Loretta N. Brahler girl
John c. and Elsie Firman. girl.
Joseph l.. and Annie Sturdivant. boy.
William T. and Eleanor E. Brown, girl
Edward and Matte Branch. girl.
Robert H. and Amy Johnson. girl.
Evening star., 1933-02-18
Deeds Have Dry Clauses.

Every deed to property in Marion,
Nebr.. contains q clause specifying in
toxicating liquor shall not be manu-
factured, sold or otherwise disposed OF
as a beverage in any place or public
resort in or upon the premises"
Evening star., 1933-02-18

With the rank Of brigadier general,
he Is on duty In Washington as assist
ant Quartermaster general and resides
at $3.50 Fulton street northwest.
Evening star., 1933-02-18
TENOR ADOPTS BABY

Morton Downey, Jr., to Keep Play
mate of Brother.
;-1W YORK, February 18 lP.-Baby
Morton Downey, Jr., can now call his
little playmate brother" His father
the tenor, and Mrs. Downey, the former
Barbara Bennett. adopted 2-year-ol
Michael O'Brien yesterday
Michael was a boarder at the Dow
ney home before the Downey baby was
born last December
Evening star., 1933-02-18
Garh nf UhankH.

MAILMAN. RICHARD M We gratefully ac-
knowledge and thank our friends for their
kind expressions Of sympathy during our
bereavement.
MRS RICHARD M. HALIMAN AND
FAMILY.
Evening star., 1933-02-18

Card Party at 0xon Hill.
OXON HILL, Md, February Is (Spe-
ciaD The Guild of st. Barnabas
Church here will give a card party in
the parish hall tonight at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1933-02-18
LOST.

BAd-Black overnight bag left on Union
Station street car. $40 am Friday. II.
Contained brown dress. brown stockings.
Phone Falls Church 43-W-2. Reward.
BAG-Small chamois envelope bag. Monday,
II. containing sum of money; liberal reward
and identify District S067 1S'
BRIEF CASE-Black. February 10. on Bla-
densburg I'd. between Hyattsville and Wash
ipgton. Reward. Adsir Hutton. Lexington.
Va. or District 5000. Branch 245.
CIGARETTE CASE. gold. February IL: owner 5
name engraved ON inside; $50 reward. Re
turn to Malcolm 8. McConihe. jr.. 7l8 Jack
son pl. NV. 49,
DOG-White terrier. curly hair. brown head:
slightly lame; no collar; name Mickey" :"
Liberal reward. Phone Wise. 1924 TO-
ENGLISH BULLDOG. white. wearing harness
with Md, tag attached to under surface.
Shep. 1154W. w. B. Walters. Reward.
EYEGLASSES-Wh gold frame. In black
case, on 14th st. between Girard st. and
Col. rd. Reward. Col 22o0-J.
WRIST WATCH. ladys. Elsin. vicinity 10th
reward. Miss Kiingelhofer. Ma 1857. Is'
WRIST WATCH-Ladies' white gold erer-
aid set Bulova, between Abbey place ne.
and Woodward & Lothrop, or private cab
Reward. Phone Lincoln 27s5-J. Miss
Thompson. 1es
WRIST WATCH, lady's Qruen, yellow roid
case and dial; reward. iii Lanier pl. NV.
Evening star., 1933-02-18
Antiseptic Costs
Are Cut In Half
by Vick Chemists

To all users Of q mouth-wash or
gargle-for halitosis dmpure breath)
oral hygiene, and other antiseptic uses
the makers of Vicks VapoRub now
bring real economy. Vicks Chemists
have introduced Vicks Voratone Anti
septic at actually less than half the
price of other quality antiseptics.
Born IN depression year Vicks
Antiseptic is priced accordingly. The
regular size Is large l0-ounce bottle
"a usual 75c value-for only 35c. This
new Vicks product can be tested, how
ever. at even smaller cost. Washington
druggists have a limited supply of a
special trial size-a Csc value-priced
at only ~l0c. while the supply lasts.
| Gal|||
Evening star., 1933-02-18
SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Hoover Will Give
State Reception Tonig ght to
Members Of Congress-

Robert Low Bacon. Mrs. James Grafton
Rogers Mr. Frank Brett Moves, Miss
Mabel Boardman. Miss Mary Randolph,
Miss Lillian SNOWFALL of New Bruns-
wick. Canada, who is the house guest
of the Minister and Mrs. Herridge, and
the First Secretary of the Legation and
Mrs. Merchant Mahoney.
Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs.
Wilbur J. Carr will entertain at tea this
afternoon in honor of the members of
the little cabinet and their wives. Mrs
Carr will have assisting her Mrs. Ed
Stimson, who will preside at the tea
table.
Mrs. Carr will not receive tomorrow
afternoon but will be at home Sunday
afternoon, February 26, for the last
time this season.
Representative and Mrs Harry A.
Estep of Pennsylvania entertained at
dinner last evening in their apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel in honor Of
their house guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Thcmes
M. Bonner and DR.. and Mrs. George
T. Gregg.
Col Wade H. Cooper has gone to VAL
ley Forge, Pa, where tomorrow after
nocn he will deliver patriotic address
there in the Washington Memorial
Chapel.
Mrs. Paddock, wife of Lieut.. Comdr
Hubert Esterly Paddock. U. S. N, and
her young daughter, Miss Mildred Pad
dock, have arrived in Washington from
California and are guests of Mrs. Pad
decks parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Martin, in their apartment in the Port
ner. Mrs. Paddock and her daughter
made the trip across the continent by
motor spending about 10 days or two
weeks and stopping at various points
Of particular interest, having made the
trip to California last Summer by water
going through the Panama Canal.
Comdr. Paddock is stationed aboard
the U. S. S. Pensacola on the West
Coast and will come East for leave in
the Spring.
Little Paulina Longworth, 8-year-o,d
daughter of Mrs. Longworth and the
late Speaker of the House, attended
with her mother the Young Peoples
Concert of the National Symphony Or
chestra at Central High School this
morning
Evening star., 1933-02-18

Benjamin r. Dean, jr: Dr. Maurice
Protas, DR.. Tomas Cajigas, DR.. Kath-
arine Chapman and DR.. Fred Repetti.
The guests of honor at the tea thi;
afternoon of the international Associa-
tion of Arts and Letters in the Sears
Roebuck Art Galleries will be Senor Don
Egea Lopez the Venezuelan artist. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan. Mr.. Nor
gan will speak on the trend of modern art
and Senor Lopez will tell OF art In
Latin America The well known violin
ist. Mr.. James Delaney Nash, will play
solos and the hostesses will be Mrs
Emily Fairless. Mrs. Jane Manderscheid
Mrs. j. D. Sullivan and Miss Isabel
Furbank
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Tunmore Of
Garden City, Long Island, who have
made an extended visit to Biloxi, Miss.
motored to Washington and are spend
ine few days at the Shoreham on
their way home.
Mrs. Howard G. Nichols of Wesley
Heights and Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Morris
of Pittsburgh will leave Washington to-
morrow to visit Mr. Morris daughter
Mrs. William w. Wickes, in Jackson
vile, Fla
DR.. and Mrs Joseph F. Edward en-
tertained ct dinner Thursday evening
in their Wesley Heights home DR.. and
Mrs. Magruder Mcdonald and DR.. and
Mrs. James Fadeley. Later the party
went to the Russian Troika.
Mrs. James Lansburgh is in Balti-
more for few days visit and will re-
turn to her apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jervis Langdon of
Elmira. N Y. who spent a few weeks
on Jekyll Island, motored to Washing
ton and are at the Shoreham for the
week end.
tea In honor of Miss Willoughby
Ions will be given in the Sears, Roebuck
Galleries tomorrow from 4 to 6 O'Clock
by Mrs. Richard L. Hoxie and her
sister, Mrs. Robert Clay Sheriff.. Miss
Ions Is one Of the exhibitors in the
galleries during the month of February
An entire room is devoted to her dis
play of batik work
Miss Martha Davenport, violinist, and
Miss Hanna Booth. pianist, will give a
program during the tea.
Mr. and Mrs. Langdon Pearse of
Win1etka, ILL.,, are at the Wardman
Park Hotel for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dalton of New
York City motored to Washington and
are at the Shoreham for few DAYS on
their way South.
Evening star., 1933-02-18

CRAWFORD, ELLIE. In sad but lovire
memory OF our dear wife and mother
ELLIE CRAWFORD. who departed This
ne ne, nine years ago today, February is.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
JOHNNY LAYTON
 CLASS OF THREE CUSHION TOURNEY

Chicago, January 10 s~ WP) - TWO of tho four undofoAtod t0n' l0HthntH for the worlds threG Glsh' lon billiard championship race their second matches tOday.
 Clarence Jackson, Detroit, leh9dr in tho standings with two victories, md Johnny Layton Aadn ln, Mo- ten times tltlehOldor, who hnB one victory, Aro ldlo today, ;,
 Wolknr Cochran, trhnHplhntod bnlkllne Htnr, from Hollywood, Chl, fnonH Arthur Thurnbind, former champion from Chicago, In i0' nights mhich, c0Chrnn hhs one victory, Thurnblnd hns lost both hIs matches,
 Jny N, li0Somnn, Jr of Vallejo California, meolH Q iO ltelHeli' lnnky Philadelphia player l'0Hd. mnn errlts hls BocOnd victory, ana lleIRoll IA nltor hls first,
 In tho opening match ihlE hf tef' noon Frank HcOVlllo, Buffalo, tnn' gloH with TIff Denton, knnsas Clty,
 Layton, considered the strongest lhr0nt for tho crown hold by Augle Klockhof6r, of Chicago, staged b remarkable exhibition ln winning his first match yesterday fr0ih Rc0Vllle, 90 t0 X, in 3b innings, Lhy' lon BtHrt6d with h run Of II ID tnt opener, and r6ng up 22 points lh | Inc first HlK Innings,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
MOOre's Crescents Meet Waterville
 Again Tonight

A return engagement between Johnny Moore's Crescents, tho team that represented Watervillc i5 years back, and tho present town team will be played at the Spraguo school gymnasium this evening. The two teams met n week ngo and Moore'g old Timers defeated the younger courtsters by n 24.22 score in a gront game.
 Such prominent former stars of tho Vile as Fred Bcebc, George O'Rourke, -l George Boardmnn. Johnny Calvin, Johnny Moore, Charlie and George LaChance. Tommy Barrett, George Egnn, George Casey, and Ralph Dadario will be found in tho Moore -Cres- cent lineup. The yougnsters have Steve Boroway, Bobby Greater oux, Hank Gagaln, Jim Bronnnn, Bunny O'Rourke and Bobby Tucker. A preliminary game will bo played nt 7:30 o'clock after which tho main gamo goes on. All Watervlllo turned out last week md n similar attendance is looked for tonight. Dancing will follow the game,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
NINE COPS NEEDED IN CRAPPLE WITH
 QUIET DAVE SHADE

Dave Shade, % years old, mid- dleweight boxer and veteran of more than 400 ring battles, tried to beat nino policemen of tho High- bridge station in tho Bronx yester- day with 0 chair. Ho lost and was taken to Bellevue hospital In a Btrait- jacket and with his feot bound. He will Do treated there for alcoholism, tho police said, and when his condition improves, will Do arraigned on a charge of dlsor- derly conduct.
 Patroiman Martin Whaien of traffic squad II found Shade at 170th street and Jerome avenue, In tho eentor of Q crowd, bleeding and with ono eyo blaekoned. Tho boxer said ho had been attacked In Q nearby speakoasy, but he re. sentod help and whom Dr Chari ar. rived from Morrisania hospital, shado was being held down by Whalen, patrolman Cannon and a civilian. There had been q serlm- mage, and another took place In getting Shade to tho ambulance.
 Al tho station house Shado was treRted and cNimed down. Then, with q Sudden movement, he seized q ehair and swung it over his head. Nine policemen and deteetivoH jumped at him, Finally they got him. Bhado lives at 1877 Town. send avenue. His aequaintances said he was Q quiet, unasuming fellow,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
REILLY IGNORANT OF ECONOMY MOVE;
 MEAD TO BE CUT?
Reports Show Central Coach to Be Succeeded By Assistant, Kenneth Walker

Bridgeport, Jan 10--The econo. my program being advised by tho board of education may cause the removal of Coach Eddie Reilly from his present post to n position in tho maintenance division of the school system it 'wns learned yoB- torday, but tho Hilltop montor knows nothing of my such plans
 Coach Reilly has not been noti- fled about any change in tho pros- ont system nt tho high school However, according to present plons Reilly is slated to give up his coaching duties 10 Kenneth Fl, Walker, who has assisted him for the past few yearB.
 pr Philip M. Mclaughlin, prcs' idont of the board of education declined 10 comment on tho reports of tho proposed changes which nrc supposed to tnko plnco after tho opening of tho next fiscal year In April.
 Couch Reilly, Assistant Conch Walker and Coach Jack Mond, who nIso becomes involved in tho ocon- omy program, also had nothing 10 sny on tho matter. Coach Mcad is not to Do affected Co any grent ox- tent it is believed. IIo is n teacher Of history and a member of tho fac- ulty, whcrcnB Rollly is not n mom- ber Of tho Central hGulty,
 Conch Mond has boon paid . toaohor's salary and has nlso boen rocomponHod for hlS coaching du. ticH. Under the now idoa, ho will rocoivo his toachors pay and tho school nthIctle association may be required tO pay for his services as conch. Ken Walker hns been pnIi by tho Central A. A. A. for ns. HIstIng in tho conching duties.