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last night from short stay in her
former home in Brookline, Mass,
where she was detained and was
unable to speak at the American AS
sociation Of University Women yes
terday, DR.. Khan-Nabil taking her
place. Nine. Khan-Nabil was, before
her marriage, Miss Florence Breed of
Brookline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Kebler of
New York City with their daughter,
Miss Ruth Kebler, and young son,
Master John Kebler, are occupying a
suite at the Wardman Park Hotel
while in Washington for lengthy
visit.
Mrs David Murray Aud enter
tanned at bridge yesterday afternoon
in her home at Herndon, Va. Among
the guests. were Mrs. T. Edgar Aud,
Mrs. Ralph Ennis, Mrs. Asa E. Brad
shaw, Mrs. Daniel L. Detwiler, Mrs. o.
A. Chamblin, Mrs. Arthur H. Buell.,
Mrs. Allen H. Kirk, Mrs. Russell A.
Lynn, Mrs. George r. Bready, Mrs.
William H. Dawson and Mrs. E. Bar
bour Hutchison.
Senator Thomas Guest
Speaker for Oklahomans.
The annual banquet Of the Okla
homa State Society will be held at
the Kennedy-Warren- Wednesday,
April 4, at 7:30 o'clock PM. Senator
Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma will be
the principal speaker. The entire
Oklahoma delegation in Congress to-
gether with their wives and many
other prominent Oklahomans are eX-
pected to attend An excellent pro-
gram Of entertainment is being
planned.
All Oklahomans and their friends
are cordially invited and reservations
must be made in advance. Tickets
may be procured at the Office of Rep
resentative James v. McClintic. suite
l1O1, House once Building, and from
Mr.. John r. Gardner, room 1041, De-
partment of Commerce Building, or
from Mr.. Roy c. Potts.
Lieut.. Col. John B. Maynard,
U. S. A, and Mrs. Maynard have
come to- Washington from Blacks
burg. Va, and will spend few days
at the Martinique.
Miss Caldwell of Portland, Greg;
Miss Tita of Chillicothe, Ohio; Miss
Winship and Miss Dobbs Of Atlanta,
are arriving Thursday to spend the
Easter holiday season with Miss
Cheves at her apartment on Con-
necticut avenue.
At meeting held at the home of
Mrs. M Brooks, committees were
formed to perfect plans for card
party to be given at o'clock, April
Continued on Sixth Page)
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Mrs. Sheriff.. All three ladies are
prominent Washingtonians and club
women; and they were given many
entertainments during their stay in
Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred M. Snedeker
of New, York City are stopping at the
Shoreham, following a sojourn in
Palm Beach. Mrs. Snedeker enter
tained at luncheon yesterday for Miss
Janet Richards, following the latter's
lecture.
Nine. Ali Kuli Khan-Nabil returned
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leased an apartment at Wardman Park

Mrs. Julia L. Pitcock Of Cleveland,
Ohio. national president OF the La
dies Auxiliary to the Veterans OF For
eign Wars, will hold the annual vista
ton and inspection of the District OF
Columbia Department, Ladies Auxli-
tary. at The Marine Barracks tonlght'
Eight local auAiliaries of the V. F. w.
will take part in tonight's> ceremonies
A banquet in honor of Mrs. Pltcock'
who Is the nominal head OF S5OOO
mothers. wives, sisters and daughters
of overseas war veterans, VINO are
embodied in 1000 individual auxll-
iaries grouped under 46 State depart
rnents, will be staged at the Lotus
Restaurant tomorrow night.
While in Washington Mrs. PltcocK
Is making her headquarters at the
home Of Mrs. Clay Keene Miller, pres
tdent of the District of Columbia De-
partment, v. F. W., 1918 1ngomar
street northwest.
The department president and stan
of Maryland and Virginia have also
been invited to attend the functions
tonight and tomorrow night in honor
of Mrs. Pitcock.
Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor. was
the guest of the Womans National
Democratic Club at their forum lunch
con Yesterday at the club. house, at
1925 New Hampshire avenue. Mr..
Borglum, whose statue Of Wlllam
Jennings Bryan is to be unveiled IN
washington shortly. gave an interest
- Arr
Schools" He was introduced to the
club by Mrs. Edward Keating, chair
man of the Entertainment Committee.
Others at the speakers table were
Mrs. Borglum, Mrs. Charles S. Ham
lin. Mrs. r. j. Taylor and Mrs. H. E.
c. Bryant.
Others among the large number at
tending the luncheon were Mrs. F. E.
Livingston, Mrs. Phebe Sutlif, Mrs. A.
D. Wright, Mrs. Eugene r. Barrett,
Mrs. Winifred Artaud, Mrs. E. B.
Prettyman, Miss B. Ketcham, Mrs. r.
A. Weaver, Mrs. B. S. Embry, Mrs. H.
H. Sheehan, Mrs. Gardner jackson,
Mrs. Dumas Malone, Mrs. c. Clifford,
Mrs. c. Granger, Mrs. William h.
Davis, Mrs. E. T. Redmond, Mrs. K.
M. Mulcare, Mrs. B. Smith, Mrs. j. B.
Raspach, Mrs. Farmer Murphy, Mrs.
H. G. Smithy, Mrs. and Miss Ferguson,
Mrs. Thomas G. Cook, Mrs. L. j. Bat
tie. Mrs. w. w Brunswick, Miss Agnes
Winn, Mrs. Julian Friant. Miss II. C.
Mccormick, Miss H. I. Neville, Mrs
Brent Clark, Mrs. j. G. Field, Mrs.
Robert Kenny, Mrs. E. R. Martin, Mrs.
F. r. McNinch, Mrs. R. K. Noble, Mrs.
Hamilton Rapp, Mrs. H. D. Hines,
Mrs. H. M. Bratterm, Mrs. H. j. Rich
ardson, Mrs. j. c. Peacock, Mrs. T. A.
Walden, Mrs. William j. Joyner. Mrs.
r. Spenser, Mrs. J. Darley, the Misses
B. and M. G. Snyder. Mrs, Florence
S. Coyle, Mrs. Carmen, Auglnaldo
Melenchio Mrs. Frank Payne and
Miss Marvin Breckinridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. LIE Cron,
who are making their home at Ward
man Park Hotel, have as their guests
for several days Mr.. and Mrs. S. D.
Ouarton of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. and
the latter's children, Miss Betsy Quar-
ton and Mr.. Gardner Quarton.
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Mrs. William Smith and her daugh-
ter Miss Muriel Smith Of Elmhurst,
N. Y, arrived yesterday, and are the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. William Wize-
man in their home in Clarendon, Va.
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Mrs. William Geddes has returned
to her home. 1913 Columbia road
northwest, after a Winter spent in
Miami, Fla, as the guest Of Gen. and
Mrs. HoXie, and Mrs. Hoxies sister.
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Mrs. R A. Dawes had friends
lunching with her yesterday at the
Carlton.
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Rev. DR.. Coleman Nevils, S. j.; Rev.
DR.. Francis J. Haas. Rev. Michael ].
Ready, Mrs. Milton E. Allies, Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. Collif1ower, DR.. and
Mrs. j. de Siqueira Coutinho. Dean
and Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, Mrs.
Carter Field, Mrs. Robert Whitney
Imbrie, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Keat-
ing, Miss Margaret T. Lynch, the
Misses Merrick, Dr. Elizabeth Nor
Mrs. Charles P. Neill, Miss Agnes C.
Regan, DR.. Leo S. Rowe, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Franklin Sands and
Mrs. George P. Scriven.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Dix of
Maplewood, N j.. are spending a few
days at the Dodge
Mr.. and Mrs John Ruel Manning
OF Chevy Chase. d. c., with their
children and Mrs Manning's sister,
Miss Melba Burrow, left Thursday for
motor trip through the South. They
spent two days in st. Petersburg, Fla,
and expect to arrive at Little Rock,
Ark, about March 81, where they
will spend some time with Mrs. Man
ning's parents. On their return they
will visit with Mr.. Manning's brother
Mr.. Roger J. C. Manning, at Horners-
vile, Mo, and will arrive home
about April Is. Mr. Manning is chief
technologist of the Bureau Of Fish
cries.
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Nine. Ali Kuli Khan-N -Nabil returned
Evening star., 1934-03-27

At a meeting held at the home oi
Mrs. M Brooks, committees were
formed to perfect plans for care
party to be given at 2 o'clock, April
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Continued on Sixth Page.
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Miss Caldwell of Portland, Oreg. !:
Miss Tfta of Chillicothe, Ohio; Miss
Winship and Miss Dobbs Of Atlanta,
are arriving Thursday to spend the
Easter holiday season with Miss
Cheves at her apartment on Con-
necticut avenue.
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Fletcher Class
Play Friday PM.

The annual senior class play OF
the Fletcher high school will be
presented in the school auditor
ium on Friday evening at
o'clock. The play is entitled Inc
Deacon Slips" and is a three-act
comedy which takes place IN a
mid-western town of the present
time. IL L;nb
]. 0. Youngblood of the hlgh
school faculty, will play the part
of the Deacon. His dau&nter'
Freta. will be played by Mar
garet Ella Fletcher. The part Oh
Mildred Greendale will be played
bv Lottie Souther. The otheT
characters of the play are: Paul
Hearman, who is in love win
Mildred. played by Ira baiqMln,
Leslie Jackson, by Sandy Lilies;
Eunice Moredough, by AIVesa
TAYLOR: Caleb Ringling. by Harry
Justice; Harold by Cecil Wor-
sham, and Mr.. Brown by FRANK
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KEYSTONE TRUCKERS.
UNDER STATE BOARD

PITTSBURGH, Mar. %. OUP)
Pennsylvania residents who habit
ually change their residences ev-
cry May now have the assurance
that transfer charges will not leap
higher during that month, or that
table or a piano will not be
misplaced. '.' '''
The Pennsylvania public service
commission now requires all
truckers offering their services to
the general public to obtain cer-
tificate from the commission.
Thus the certified truckers
must file a schedule of rates and
carry sufficient insurance to pro-
tect the mover, or owner ofuthe
cargo. u...n eos
In that case families using u
"P. S. Co. truck can collect dam
ages on all lost furniture and will
not suffer a sudden increase in
trucking rates during the height
Of the moving season. .r =. .u'
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BOWMAN'S BLUFF

BOWMAN'S BLUFF. March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gillian of Ed
NEVILLE visited Mr.. and Mrs. B. b.
Blythe Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egerton Fletcher
and children of Pleasant Grove.
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Fletcher Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doris Nichols Wis
tied their uncle, Mr.. Nichols, in
Asheville, Saturday.
Joe Higgins of Hendersonville
spent the weekend here with rel
atives.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wilson had as guests
Sunday afternoon, her sister, Mrs.
Celie Miller, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jess Miller. of Greenville, S. c.
Mrs. Weldon Blythe spent last
week in Hendersonville with rel
atiVes.
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FRANK BALLARD in
u. S. MARINE CORPS

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 22.-
Frank w. Ballard, son of Mr.:
and Mrs. ULYSSES F. Ballard of
Flat Rock, was accepted for en-
listment in the United States ma
rine corps during this month at
the recruiting office here. He has
been transferred to the marine
base, Paris Island, S. c., for
first intensive training. Ballard
is a graduate of the Flat Rock
high school, class of 1881.
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9@ k0N4tNC FUNNY "A ( s:::::;
dy KATHARINE
tIAVllkkD-TAYlOR

motor brakes and shrill, excited
voices.
After he had gulped down a
substantial. breakfast Beau pick
cd up the newspaper he had or
dered the waiter to bring. Hav-
ing glanced casually at the head
lines, he turned a quick, sly look
at Pablito.
1t had been dumb, Beau real
lied, to leave the newspaper
around before. he had looked at
it but the kid had been even
dumber. Beau folded the sheets
with the first page inside, lit a
cig2ret, and then - humming -
made his way to his own room.
pretty NICE" he muttered
when he was alone there, reading
of the escape of Pablito Smith,
wanted for the murder of Theo-
dore Jeffries and for the theft of
the famous Jeffries' pearls.
Beau had hoped the newSpa-
per report would read like this,
but of course he hadn't been
sure. The boat in which Smith
had escaped had been found, he
read. Then followed conjecture,
built on the fact that the muir
derer might have escaped, leav-
ing the empty boat as hoax.
Measures were being taken to
cover every possible avenue of
escape, the newspaper report con-
cluded.
as that so?" Beau questioned
softly. He leaned from win
dow, letting the newspaper blow
far in the wind. Pablito must
not see that newspaper, to be.
urged by his conscience into con-
Tossing what he knew Of that
, night and of the three who had
escaped together. No, Pablito
must not see it. And now Beau
and LOttie were free as the air
and Pablito was more than ever
in Beau's power.
(To be cOntinued)
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BIG WILLOW

BIG WILLOW, March 22.-Rev.
"A. Z. Edney filled his regular APP
pointment at Beulah Sunday
night. A large crowd was pres
emit. - TFt
Miss Gladys Blythe visited Mrs.
Flave Cantrell in Hendersonville
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Higgins and
daughter, .Velma. spent Monday
night with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Higgins.
Rev. and Mrs. c. B. Hollings-
worth of Pleasant Grove. visited
in this section Wednesday,. ,I
Mrs. Faulds Drake visited rel
atives in Hendersonville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Higgins had
as guests Sunday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Drexal Brown and daughter.
Grace. of Etowah, and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Higgins of near Jones
Gap.
Mrs. j. B. Williams entertained
a number of young folks. at her
home last Saturday night with
birthday party in honor .of her
daughter. Katherine, who is, IS
years old. Refreshments. were
served to about 20. boys and, girls.
All reported a grand time. 80
Mrs. Weldon Blythe is spending
the week with her sister. Mrs.
Stepp, in Hendersonville.
Joe Higgins of East Hender-
sonville, spent the weekend with
his father, c. c.. Higgins.
MIR. and Mrs. F. f. Carley had
as their guests Sunday evening,
their brother-in-law, Mr.. Hender-
son. and his two daughters, from
Asheville.
Mrs. 3. B. Blythe and Mrs. J.
B. Williams and Mrs. S. A. Mace
visited Mrs. James Revis in Hen
Jacksonville last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynell Huggins
are moving into their new bunga-
low. The community wishes the
new couple happy life.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
OPERATE MOTOR VEHICLE
CARRIER AND DATE Or
HEARING THEREON

AS. required by Section 8,
CHAPTER 136, Public Laws OF
1925, notice is hereby given that
application has been made by w.
NJ. Shelton. Greenville, S. c.. for
. License Certificate, authorizing
the operation of motor vehlcies
for transporting passengers be-
tween Flat Rock and Balfour ana
streets of Hendersonyille over the
public high ways via the intcrven1
inc town of Hendersonville, and
that the Corporation Commission
will hold a hearing on the SAID
application in Battery Park Hotel
at Asheyille. N. c., on Tuesday,
the 9th of March, 1884, at 2:oo
3-2O-3tp.
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he had not had to use Pablito's
knife to kill Jeffries. But any
body ,woulda done it," he told
himself over and over in self-de-
Tense. ....
= -
Beau heard a noise in the next
room and slid from his bed to
open the door between the rooms.
Pablito, having bathed, was get
ting into his amazing blue suit.
Morning" he. said shortly.
"Lo, Kid" Beau answered and,
lounging against the door, added,
"We're goin' to the carnival. l
heard las night where l can rent
suits and Pm goin' around to get
'em after breakfast. Well have
the chow sent up here. Better
not make too many public ap-
pearances till / know how, things
are see? ?"
yes"
"Whatia want for breakfast"
Coffee"
SIS that all?"
eyes"
'I'm goin' to look out for you,
kid. Honest to God, you can trust
your oil friend, Beau"
"Can u"
"Sayw The other stood erect.
"Listen, I done in more'n one
man for givin' me a slur like
that"
Pablito went on tying his tie
and Beau's anger cooled quickly.
He realized that fighting among
themselves would be disastrous.
II won't say no more about
that now" he confided. agrieved-
ly, "but some day you'll be sorry
for those words. Honest to God
you will"
Pablito made no answer.
A few moments later Lottie
tried to open Beau's door, found
it locked and banged on it an"
grily.
"Ain't you delicate?" she in
quired scathingly as Beau adj
mitted her. Then, her voice
changing to a tone of hushed
anxiety, she said, as he up?"
"Kinda go for him, don't you,
Angel Eyes," Beauu asked, his
hard face softening in grin.
eco for him." she echoed:
smiling uncertainty. Then she
added honestly, "You big boob,
I'm in love with himw
Beau laughed. Lottie said slow
ly, almost sadly, "Its Gods
truth. That boys the first decent
guy l ever met"
To which Beau replied with his
customary, harmlessly billigerent,
ooh, is that sou
Beau liked the situation. If the
kid would only fall for Lottie
there would be peace in the
camp. Meantime Beau would
have to 90 considerable nlntlng
to Pablito of his danger and thus
keep him aware of the fact that
he must dance to any tune Beau
cared to play. Pablito would be
"a good guy" Beau thought, if
he were "handied right" He had
courage. A youth with less cour-
age would have been Knocking
under to Beau, placating him and
all too eager to hear his assur-
ance of protection.
The three assembled in Pabli-
to's room to eat breakfast from
table set before an open VIM
dow. The high, lifting half-sung
cries of the vendors Of serpentine
streamers and confetti rose to
them, mixed with the grind OF
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WOMAN SENATE LEADER

AUSTIN, Tex. (UP)-Senator
Margie E. Neal, of Carthage, Tex,
was recently elected president pro
tenn of the Texas senate. 1t was
the first time the office had ever
been held by woman-she being
the first woman ever to serve in
the legislative body.
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HAY FEVER BANS SMOKING

AUSTIN, Tex. (UP)-Because
Texas woman governor, Mrs. Mir
lam A. Ferguson, suffers from
hay fever, members of the Texas
relief commission adopted a ban
against smoking at the commits
sion meetings attended by the
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STOLE TRAIN FOOD

MOSCOW. (UP)-One reason
for the high cost of food on So
Wet dining cars recently was un-
earthed by the OGPU. political po-
lice. They found that some en-
ployes were Systematically steal
ing food, raising prices without
authority and forging bills. Nine
teen persons were arrested.
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WOLF CROSSES LAKE

SANDUSKY, O. (UP)-A large
Canadian timber wolf has beetl
sought recently on the Cedar
Point peninsula four miles nosth
Of here. The animal is believed to
have crossed Lake Erie. from Can
ada, "a miles north of Cedar
Point, over the ice, as several did
a few years ago, ,f IL
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Frady.

Frady.
The proceeds from the small
admission charged will be used
bv the class for a gift to the
school.
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PCial Notices

+ RECEIVED by me up
-a'g will be delivered in
|Or Easter. Order your
s..t today. J. H. ROs-
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wv PeFo..

~ - Before prices adj
bo5 lovely three-pieee an
'" d living room suite,
,,. 5s'inS can be arrang-
:, ~. J,'Son Furniture Conn
Il Costs Less at Brun-
>
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WE PAY CASH for peeled pine
and poplar wood. Gunters
Seventh avenue east.

WE WILL BUY poultry, Tuesday,
March q. 10 a. m. Heavy mems
I2c; light hens SC. Farmers
Federation.
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T. - Redbone K Dane
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kestock and Poultry


p To buy stumpage
! a2t pine wood. Cunt
fvgr-n avenue east.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-05-09
MAND IN THE MOON AND
KEYHOLE RAMBLINGS

Well, folks, we're come to the end
OF another year. Each year H. H S.
has a school newspaper, and in this
newspaper there is a scandal column
This year it has been an honor and a
pleasure for us to be allowed to con-
ouct this column. Our efforts have
not been as successful as they might
nave been, but we sincerely hope we
nave amused you. If any hard feel
mggs have been brought about, we
humoly apologize because we tried to
keep within the limits of everyone's
sood nature. We hope you realize
tnat 1t has been all in fun.
we feel that it is our duty to apollo
slZe to THE Belle on Belle Street"
ior imposing on her, and we know
she VIII forgive US. Also, if we have
printed anything about "Jenks" which
was not strictly the truth we are very
sorry. si'rwSI i,
Just for remembrance's sake may
we quote a very short toast Here's
- the love that lies in a woman's
eyes-and lies, and lies and lies"
10 you boys who have not had a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-05-09
10 ODAX
TODAY's ANNIVERSARIES

1775-Jacob Brown, Quaker farmer
teacher, pioneer, soldier, commander
in-chief of the U. S. Army, born in
Bucks Co, Pa. Died in Washington,
Feb. "A, 1928.
l7Y6-August Pierre Chouteau' mem
Der of the celebrated Chouteau family
of fur traders who founded st. Louis,
born there. Died Dec. 25, 1888.
1797-:Walter Cotton, Philadelphia
chaplain, editor and author, who edit
ed California's first paper and built
her first schoolhouse, born in Rut-
land, VT Died Jan. %, 1851.
18OO-John Brown (Old Brown of
Osawatomie) celebrated abolitionist of
Harper's Ferry fame, born at Tor
rington, Conn. Died on the scaffold,
at Charleston, Va, Dec. 2, 1859.
1810-John Brougham, celebrated
American actor, manager and play
wright, born in Ireland. Died in New
York, June Z, 1880.
1825-George Davidson, noted geo.
desist and astronomer of the U. S.
Coast and Geodetic Survey, born in
England. Died Dec. 2, 1911.
1875-Bernard A. Behrend, famous
American inventor-engineer, who de-
signed some of the largest machinery
created, born In Switzerland. Died
March 25, 1882.