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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-18
Build Community Radio
 to Warn in Emergency

PUEBLO, Colo, March 18. - A community radio station, for use in case of flood or other commun- ity disaster, is nearing completion at Pueblo.
 Amateur radio operators and na- val and army reserve officers CO., operated in constructing the sta- tion
 Weekly practice drills will be held, the station reporting to a state sta tion at Denver. which is affiliated with the U s. Army Signal Corps
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-18
WOMAN, AGED s3, DEAD, kETCH|KAN

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Mar. 18.-- After an illness due to the mfr mites of old age that had confined her to the Ketchikan General Hos- pital, Mrs. Amelia Hamilton, 8 years old, is dead.
 She came to Ketchikan in 1904 and worked at various jobs. Real estate dealings on a small scale built up her holdings here.
 At one time she controlled all of the nickels and dimes in town and sold $1 worth of small coins fol $1.l0 and $1l5.
 Burial will be in Ketchikan.
 Survivors of Mrs. Hamilton in- clude a daughter, Mrs. A. c. Brandt of Prescott Arizona, who was witt her at the time of her death. Other relatives in the States survive her
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RETURN HOME

Irving Mex. Reeo, chairman, and Frank P. Williams, member of the Alaska Game Commission, sailed from here for the States aboard the steamer Alaska, They have been in Juneau for the past three weeks in attendance at the annual meet ing of the Commission.
 MT. Reed plans to remain in Se- attle only about two weeks. and will then. return to his home at Fairbanks. MT. Williams will stop at Seattle until the steamer Vic toria sails on her first Boring sea voyage, when he will take passage for his home at St. Michael !.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-18
KANSAS FLYER NEAR
 RECORD IN KC MILE

NEW YORK, Mar. IS. = Glenn Cunningham ran the mile in. four minutes, eight and -tenths seconds in beating his field here last night in the Knights of Columbus Games.
 His time was only ee-tenths of a second slower than his own worlds indoor record. The Kansas, Flyer is now heading West, with exhibitions booked at Spokane, Wash, on March "A, at Seattle on March 25, and at Portland, Ore, on the 27th.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-18
Boy ] Held 6 on Bank
 Robbery Chafge

EUREKA, Cal, March 18.-Ar- rested here and questioned about a bank robbery and staying in Spo- kane, Washington. February IS, Leroy Knapp, 2l, is held incom- municado in the county jail pend ing the arrival of Washington State officers.
 Officers here said the boy is the brother of Stanley Knapp, 19, ar rested last week in Sacramento and taken North for trial Stanley Knapp allegedly confessed partici- patton 4n the robbery and implica- tion of his brother and one other.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-18
ESTEBETH FOR SITKA

Included among the passengers who sailed from Juneau last eve ming aboard the Estebeth, when that motorship got out at 6 o'clock on her weekly run to Sitka and way ports, were H. Freeland, going to Tenakee, and Mike Huston, bound for Hoonah.
 Besides her freight and mail, the Estebeth also carried out of Juneau for Hoonah the body of Eddie Grant, who was decapitated near there last week in an accident aboard his gasboat. The body was brought to Juneau for examination.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-18
LIONS WHIP SPOKANE TO EVEN ICE SERIES

VANCOUVER, B. c, March ls.- The Vancouver Lions evened the three-game semi-final Pacific Coast Hockey League series by a to 1 victory over Spokane here last night.
 The two sextettes play again Fri day night, the winner going to Port land to meet the Buckaroos in the three out of five game champion ship series opening there Monday.
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MILL WORKERS ] X ]; B
 .MAKE,p!|!|EM||IA||N|Ds!, l! Q ] HIGHER WAGES
Portland 'Exect,tive. Com.
 mittee Complete Plans for Enforcing A ,a

PORTLAND, Oregon, March l8s-r The Executive Committee of the Portland local, Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union, has issued a. stater ment saying it had completed plans for enforcing" the unions demands for a horizontal wage increase of 10 cents an hour.
 The homogeneous of the II local mills are offering an increase of 7ikcents an hour.
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NO BASEBALL THIS SEASON
 vows DIZZY
Cardinal Hurler May Enter Business-Wants Fifty
 Thousand a Year ,y

BRADENTOWN, Fla, Mar. 18.-7 Declaring himself through with baseball for this year, at least, Dizzy Dean has placed his home here on the market, and stated his inten- tion of heading north within the next few days. re ss
 In the north, he will consider one of several business proposale.s The star moundsman refuses to sign again with the Cardinals for less than fifty thousand dollars year.
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TO LAW SCHOOL

Commencing his journey to Wash ington.- D. o., where he plans to study law. Robert L., Jernberg sailed from Juneau for the States aboard the steamer Alaska. MT Jernberg has resigned his post here as Deputy U. s. Marshal.
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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THURSDAY, MARCH Is, r937.
Street Rioting| :.
 in Taxi Strike
Pohce Squads Patrolling Chicago Loop with
 Direct Orders

CHICAGO, Ill., March IS. A score of police squads ,,are cruising the Loop district today under order. to prevent recurrence of street rioting which last night left sev- eral persons injured and many tax ies damaged in the 13-day old cab drivers strike.
 All leaves of absence and vaca- tions of policemen have been can celled.
 Cabs have been ordered with drawn from the street from mid night to o'clock in the morning
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GoTTsTEINs THROUGH

J. B. Gottstein, accompanied by Mrs. Gottstein and two children, Molly and Bernard. were here for a short time today while the steamer Alaska was in port, They are on their way to the States from their home at Anchorage where MT. Gott- stein is prominent merchant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-18
SAN DIEGO TO USE Y THREE HURLERS IN
 GAME WITH INDIANS

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Mar. IS. -- Frank Shellenback. Padre manager. says he will use trio of hurlers against the Seattle Indians in the exhibition game here tonight
 Ray Lucas is slated to mount the rubber for Seattle.
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s4tF 557lIsfIF 14f N ' SIMMONS FLIES TO ,s. .s,.s CHICHAGOF, SITKA hs WITH SIX IN SHIP

With a full passenger load in the Alaska Air Transport Nugget, Pilot Sheldon Simmons headed out from Juneau for Sitka and Chicfiagof this afternoon 2 few minutes past ]. o. clock. ,-.s.. .,.,.re .e -s,.s,...s
 Passengers leaving Juneau with Simmons today were: For Chicha- gof-Joe Vaser, Jack Cook, Earl Carlson, and Nick Gazeff. For Sit ka-E. J. White and J. B. Warrack.
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ALASKANS GO orr

Among the widely-known Alas kans passing through here this morning aboard the steamer Alaska on their way Outside were J. w. Wick, from Russian Village, Arthur H. Mellick, Sand Point merchant. and B. J. Bower, from Circle Hot Springs.
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IN
 INCOME TAXES

WASHINGTON, March 18.-The Treasury Department reported to- day that preliminary computations showed that income tax collections for the first seventeen days in March totaled $554 4,948,541.
 Collection districts include Wash ington and Alaska from which $3,- 475,373 has been received to date.
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MARRIED

LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 1s., Allen Henry Hoover and his bride, the former Margaret Coberly, are honeymooning here today following their marriage yesterday They will make their home at the Hoover ranch at Bakersfield.
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BARR BACK FROM ATLN, BRINGS $

Returning from Atlin, E. C., where he flew yesterday, Pilot L. F. Barr brought his North Canada Air Ex- press Pilgrim plane down onto his landing field here this afternoon a few minutes past 1 o'clock
 Barr brought five passengers back here with him from Atlin.
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REMAINS SHIPPED SOUTH

The remains of Mrs. Daniel Ross are being taken south aboard the Alaska by MT. Ross for cremation at Seattle. Funeral services were held at the Scottish Rite Temple last night, conducted by the East ern Star.
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TO WASHINGTON. D q

pr. J. P. Van Ackeren, medical di- rector for the Bureau of Indian Af- fairs in Alaska, sailed for Seattle aboard the steamer Alaska. From Seattle pr. Van Ackeren will go East to Washington, D. C., for conference there with the heads of his depart nnent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-18
BOY FOR BERGsTROMs

A boy weighing seven pounds and fourteen ounces was born to Mrs. Carl Bergstrom fifteen minutes be- fore midnight yesterday at St. Ann's Hospital Both mother and child are reported doing nicely.
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MAIL INSPECTOR OUT

J. Howard Fehse, Inspector of Mail Carriers for the U. s. Postal Service. is among the passengers leaving Juneau aboard the steamer Alaska, bound for Seattle. MT. Fehse came to Juneau a week ago from
 the south aboard the same steamer.
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REV., {, MURRAY l! !.
 PASSES AWAY

LOS ANGELES, Cal, March IS The Rev. w. L. Murray, AT, Can adian Army Chaplain who was dec orated with the British military cross and bar, died here last night following complications of an ab- dominal operation. He will be bur- jed in Quebec.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-18
o.,,. FLY AGAIN

LUCKNOW, India. March IS. " Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife took off today for an unan-: nounced destination after an. unex pected flight, here last night from Nagpur, They had been down sev- eral days while their plane was oyerhauled. us zeu e.s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-18
CLIPPERS ARRIVE

HONOLULU, March 18. = The Hawaii Clipper. carrying seven passengers. arrived at 10:l7 o'clock this forenoon making the flight in 19 hours and minute. The Pan- American Clipper, headed for Auck- land. arrived at 11:25 o'clock, mak- ing the flight in 19 hours and 6 minutes.
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LAST RITES ARE HELD
 FOR ELI LINDSTROM

Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Charles w. Carter Chapel for Eli ,Lindstrom,. The Rev, Erling K. Olafsorl officiated at the Chapel and officers of Silver Bow Basin Lodge, I.O.O.F., took charge of the services at the grave.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-18

Mrs. Helene w. L. Albrecht, who recently closed her physiotherapy office here. sailed for Seattle aboard the steamer Alaska, She plans to return to Juneau after practicing in Seattle for about two years.
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TRADERS GO OUT

Boris Magids, Kotzebue Sound trading post operator, and his sis- ter and partner, Mrs. Bess Cham berlin and her small daughter Pa tricia, who arrived in Juneau from Fairbanks last Sunday aboard the PAA Electra plane, boarded the steamer Alaska here this morning to continue their journey to Califor- mia.
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SHIP INSPECTORS our

Making their second inspection trip. to Ketchikan in recent months Capt. John M. Clark and Chief John Newmarker, of the Bureau of Navi- gation and Steamship Inspection sailed from here for that port aboard the steamer Alaska. They plan to return to Juneau next week
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EASTER FLOWERS
 ON DISPLAY NOW

Bringing another hint of ap- preaching spring to Juneau, color full display of Easter flowers greet ed the eyes of passers by from a sidewalk stand in front of the Ju-
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TWO DISMISSED

Dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital here today were two surgical pa- tients, Donald Foster and Mrs. L. M. Ritter. Mrs. Ritter had been con- fined for the last month.
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ARR. sUPT. THROUGH

1T. J. Cunningham, traffic expert for the Alaska Railroad. was in Ju- neau briefly while on his way from Seward to Seattle aboard the steam CT Alaska. se
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MEL, MllEE ] !,
 IN FAIRBANKS

N I.4flT14-H T|3Et-Jll -JT7IIF9I1TTf1fI If
 E FAIRBANKS, Alaska, March 1s,
 The Alaska Central Democratic Committee meets in Fairbanks on March 22 to consider endorsements made. by, Divisional committees for various offices in the Territory. S
 The Central Committee will also elect 3. chairman to succeed A. A. Shonbeck, Anchorage, who resign ed recenuyaA.sls.a ..rass.s..sA
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neau Ice Cream Parlors this morn ing.
 The selection, including daffodils and roses, was received from the south yesterday by Percy Reynolds, owner of the Ice Cream Parlors. aboard the steamer Mount McKin- ley.
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PARK WARDEN GOES OUT

Planning a vacation of ten weeks in the States, Grant Pearson sailed for Seattle aboard the steamer AL aska.
 MT. Pearson, a Park Warden at Mt. Mckinley Park, arrived here from Fairbanks Sunday aboard the PAA plane. This is his first time out in two years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-18
REJECTED

HARTFORD, Conn, March ls.-- For the. third time, the Connecticut House of Representatives has re- jected the child labor amendment. The vote was 83 to "A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-18
MISSES FURUNESS GO 'N''s :
 OUT ON ALASKA TODAY

Miss Alpha Fururiess and Miss Lin da Furuness left on the Alaska today for the south. Miss Alpha Furuness, secretary in the Territorial Depart ment of Health, vii go East with pr. w, w: Council to attend the meeting of the Surgeon General in Washington, D. o., in April. Her sister will go as far east as Wis consin, where she will visit relatives, and will return to Juneau with Miss Alpha Furuness.
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and there were dark clouds over Wheeler Field, the Army airport at Schofield Barracks as the plane came to a graceful landing.
 Several hundred spectators, some still in evening dress, were at the field when she landed.
 Miss Earhart stepped from the plane and said:
 T am terribly tired
 She had turned the controls over to Mantz just before she landed.
 The $80,000 plane is partly out- fitted with funds supplied by Pur- due University. Miss Earhart car ries nearly 5000 stamp cachets, the proceeds from which will help finance the flight.
 Miss Earhart used separate air. lines and radio beams from those used by the clipper ships.
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TAKES BABY HOME

Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson and her
 baby daughter, Nancy Lee, were discharged from St. Ann's Hospital today and returned to their home.
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HUSBAND RELIEVED

OAKLAND, Cal. March l8. = George Palmer Putnam, after keep ing night vigil on his wife's flight, took his feet off a table at the air. port here and sighed deeply, then smiled: Guess I'll go to bed now" The long flight of his wife had him perrurbed.
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R. A.. Clark, cannery head for the Kanaga Packing Company, at Kan aga, passed through Juneau on his way to the States aboard the steam CT Alaska.
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LEAVES ST. ANN'S

Carl Linga was late yesterday dis missed from St. Ann's Hospital where he had been receiving medi- cal treatment.
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IN HOSPITAL

Miss Irene E. Smith was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital here today as a medical patient.
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MSS EARHART HOPS SWIFTLY
 OVER PACIFIC
Clips Time for Westerly Di- rection, Held by Pan-
 American Clipper

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THE WEATHER x.
(By the U. s. Weather Bureau

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity. at Mar S Cloudy tonight and Friday probably modchae easterly winds.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
News of Residents
Around Rockville

ROCKVILLE, Md, October 9-Dr.
" L. Ellicott, health officer for Mont
gomery County, has returned from
New York City, where he spent sew
eral days during the week attending
the annual meeting Of the American
Health Association.
Miss Elsie England and Miss Maude
England of Rockville are at the home
of their sister. Mrs. William T. Brown,
near Chestertown, Md, for a visit O.
two weeks.
Mrs. Samuel B. Riggs of Evanston,
ILL.,. formerly of Rockville, has been
visiting in Rockville
Mrs. Mary Hynson of Washington
Grove is visiting her ister-in-law,
Mrs. Nathan D. Hynson, at Long
Beach, Calf. She expects to be
away several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Gheen has closed her
cottage at Washington Grove and has
gone to Washington for the Fall and
Winter.
Miss Emily Blandford, daughter of
Mayor and Mrs. Douglas M Bland
ford. Rockville. is entertaining Mrs.
Louis Layton of Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. Charles Richie and her son,
Charles Richie, of Rochelle, Ga, are
at the home of Mrs. RICHES father,
Mr. Frank D. Leizear, in Rockville
for visit of several months.
Evening star., 1937-10-10

ger, Mrs. Theodore H. Uhler. Mrs.
Charles R. FenWick. Mrs. Edward G.
Fenwick, Mrs Edwin D. Williams, jr,
and Mrs. Frank M. Thompson at a
buffet supper and bridge Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Taylor Millard, Mrs. Hazel
Coleman, Mrs. Egbert NJ Showers, Mrs.
Walter M. Phillips, Mrs. Otis Turner,
Mrs. Thomas Lyons and Mrs. Donald
Jones were guests of Mrs. Lawrence
Brown Tuesday evening.
Brig. Gen. Rufus H. Lane, U. S. NJ
c. (retireO and Mrs. Lane left for
New York Thursday to meet the for
mer United States Consul in CAL
cutta and Mrs. Richard Lane, who are
returning from India. After a three
month vacation, Mr.. and Mrs. Lane
will go to Mexico, where the former
will be in the United States consular
service. Gen. Lane, the Rev. Alexan-
der Gait and the Rev. w. Leigh Ribble
will attend the Semi-annual meeting
of the Piedmont convocation of the
Episcopal church, which will be held
in Manassas next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Speer
Celebrate Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman A. Speer
celebrated their silver wedding ami
versary Sunday evening from to
1920 o'clock. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs.
Speer was their best man, Mr.. Rom
aid Blake of Fairfax, and the maid
Of honor at their wedding, Mr.. Speer's
sister, Mrs. Sober Whitsell of Oakden;
Mrs. B. D. Jerman of Washington and
Mrs. j. ia Rue Jerman, Mrs. Speer's
sister; Mrs. Cecilia Patterson of Port
land, Mrs. Edward Whiting of Fair
fax, Mrs. Vernon Smith of Arlington
and Miss Helen Mitchell.
Mrs. j, B. Gould, Mrs. R. c. L. Mon
cure. Mrs. Frederick w. Jones, Mrs.
T. M. Talbot, Mrs. Charles r. Mar
shall, Mrs. P. H. Smythe and Mrs.
Frederick Howard we're guests Thurs
day evening of Mrs George L. Rob-
ertshaw at bridge and supper.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick B. Wright,
who have been spending the month
of September off the coast of Maine,
returned to Falls Church this week
Mrs. Alexander Gait entertained
Mrs. Louis F. Woods, Mrs. M. H.
Haertel, Mrs. Noble Moore, Mrs. j. l..
Enochs, Mrs. B. M. Bridwell, Mrs.
T. M. Talbot and Mrs. o. B. Living
ston Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pendleton,
who have been at Dark Harbor, Me,
will return to Falls Church this week.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Many Chinese in japan.

Among the foreign residents Of
Japan, Chinese number more than
10 times as many as any other ma
tionality.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Social Activities
OF Officers at
Fort Meade.

FORT GEORGE g. MEADE, Nd,
October s.-Capt. and Mrs.
Bernard A. Byrne have had "a their
guest for the past week Mrs. Philip
Haines, wife Of Lieut.. Comdr. Haines,
now stationed In Norfolk, Va. Mrs.
Haines returned to her home today.
MIS-. Robert w. Burke, wife Of Capt.
Burke of this post, returned this past
week from Fort Thomas, KY, where
she was the guest of her brother-in-
law and sister, Capt. and Mrs. Howard
A. Malin.
Miss Madeline Smith, daughter Of
Maj. and Mrs. Ross B. Smith Of this
garrison, returned last week from
West Point, where she was the guest
OF Capt. and Mrs. George Hickman, jr.
Maj. and Mrs. L. Monroe Bricker,
formerly of this post, and their two
daughters, Miss Nancy Bricker and
Miss Betty Bricker, have been visit
ing friends at Fort Meade, having re-
Gently arrived from Frankfort Arsenal,
Bridesburg, Pa. They left for Flor
ida yesterday, where they expect to
spend the next two months, returning
to this post sometime in December.
Mr.. Richard L. Smith, son Of Mai.
and Mrs. Ross B. Smith of this gar
rison, returned to Fork Union, Va.
Tuesday, where he will continue as q
student at Fork Union Military
Academy.
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General News
OF StauntOn
Vicinity
Miss Atkinson
Visiting in
Capital.

- TAUNTON, Va. October g.
Miss Elizabeth Atkinson has left
for Washington where she will
~ be the guest Of her cousin, Mrs.
Roland X Smith.
Mrs. David c. Eberhart and her
little daughter, Betty Todd Eberhart.
who have been visiting Mrs. Eber-
hadt's mother, Mrs. L. c. Ware, have
left for their home in Aurora Hills,
Va. She was accompanied by Mrs
John Dabney Neff and her small
daughter, Ellen Dabney Neff, who
will spend the week end with her.
Miss Jane Thayer Turner OF Lexing-
ton, KY, and Mr.. John Ellison 10th
Of Waynesboro, Va, were married
Tuesday. Maj. C. c. 10th of Wavnes-
bore acted as best man for his brother.
Attending the wedding were Mrs. John
E. 10th, Mrs. Richard Chew and Cadet
j. Calder Turner, brother of the
bride. who attends Fishburne Military
Institute, and Mrs. A. T. Moore of
Staunton.
Miss Mary Bell
Visiting in Illinois.
Miss Mary Bell, daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. Richard P. Bell, has gone to
Bloomington, H.. where she will visit
her aunt. Mrs. Horace Soper. From
there she will go to Quincy, Ill. where
she will spend some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Monroe Bonfoey. Mrs.
Bonfoey was formerly Miss Sara
Deane Witt, niece of Mrs. Cordell
Hull, wife Of the Secretary of State.
Mr.. F. Graham Cootes, who spent
several weeks at Valley View. Hot
Springs, and has been a guest for the
past week of Mr. and Mrs. Peyton
Cochran of this city, left Wednesday
Tor Washington. where he is visiting
his brother, Col. Harry Cootes, and
his daughter, Miss Mary Cootes.
Miss Mary Opie, daughter of Gen
and Mrs. H. L. Opie, has left for New
York City, where she will spend a
part OF the Winter at the Barbizon
Club.
DR.. John ]. Gravatt and Mrs
Gravatt and their daughter. Miss
Helen Gravatt, have moved from the
Trinity Episcopal Church rectory to
their home on Edgewood road.
The Misses Amy and Elizabeth Cat
lett, daughters of Mrs. Richard Cat
lett, have gone to Baltimore to spend
several weeks. During their absence
their sister, Mrs. Livingston Smith of
Lexington, is visiting her mother.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
DR.. Walsh Host
Last Evening.

DR.. Edmund A. Walsh. s. j., acting
president Of Georgetown University.
was; host at q formal dinner given
at the university last night in honor
Of new members of the graduate
schdpl faculty.
The honor guests were DR.. Bernard
8. Mayo, DR.. Goetz A. Briefs, DR..
Olg{rd P. Sherbowitz-Wetzor, Mr..
Erics T. M. Kjellstrom, Rev. Daniel E.
Power, S. j., and Re-. Charles A.
O'Neill. S. J. They joined the fac
ulty of the Graduate School this Fall
Other guests included DR.. John w.
studebaker, United States commits
sioner of education; DR.. Harold G.
Moulton, director of the Brookings
Institution; DR.. James Brown Scott,
secretary of the Carnegie Endowment
for International Peace; DR.. Aloysius
J. Hogan. s. j., dean OF the Graduate
School, and heads Of the various
graduate departments.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Social Activities
In Laytonsville

LAYTONSVILLE, Md, October e.
Mrs. F. l.. Ransome arrived in WASH
ington Monday after spending sew
eral weeks in Geneva, Switzerland,
with Miss Alice Paul of the National
Woman's Party. She will stay for
an extended visit with her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Edwin
Fry Of Laytonsville, before returning
to Pasadena, Calf.
Mrs. Blanche Howes of Unity, who
has been the guest Of her cousin,
Mrs. Jerry Williams, in Rapid City,
S. Oak, for month, is expected
home this week.
Mrs. Samuel Sprigg and Miss Edna
Sprigg of Baltimore and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hillary and their family of
Pimlico were dinner guests of MIR.
and Mrs. G. Franklin Cashell, ST.,
of Sunshine Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Haines of Washington,
a former resident of the vicinity, Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
Townsend for several weeks.