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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
EDGAR HAYES, Times sports

writer.
When / first came 10 the
Times. Frank NacDonell was
one of the nations top sport
writers. The first thing | no.
ticed was the intense loyalty Of
his thousands Of friends. | soon
learned why. He was always
willing TO help any one He was
as fair man as ever lived He
was as honest as the day is long.
His influence Will long be felt in
sports, and friends feel bis loss
keenly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
SECRETARY HITS 749

Sid Rein. secretary, cracked two
season standards when he spilled
215-2 96-23S for 749 in loves Rec
reation House. On his last ball in
his big game he was too thin and
drew the PASS. The House in
creased its lead to eight games
with a sweep.
High scores--B. Holloway pos, J. Keller
23i Douglas 2n3. Kommick zoo Prochaska
200, Pearson ais. Z. Bel az, V. Bel 2z2
fSsf,evS 22e+44
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
Palace Spillers Clean
House on All Records

Every season mark went by the
boards as Enterprise tumbled
1868 in 3055, Otto Auch 27S and
George Mayday 235-222-223 for
$50 in the Palace House circuit.
Wallich ousted Strobels from the
lead with a sweep.
High soores-Geo. Ber'ges 2o5-2lf. DR..
Rahrg 200. Clare Albright 2l4-237- 222.
jim McCsrty 243-2oi Wm Kessler 207-
2i5 John Mask 2ii, WIN s'en 202 Fred
Tiechman 20i. ReN Carrier 200, Marvin
Wrenbeck 2if. Marvin Knecht 247. I'd
Msrauarf' 223. Harold Berlin 275. Harry
Haehl POI. Jack Parsons 22s. Geo. Kloen-
Ia er 227. Clauf Ritter POS. Ed Knkla
26s Otto ProefEe 203 Robert Fkvrom
2lo-235, ~ volmer 233. Marvin Roder
2o9 I'd Terlsoki EOS. Stanley sadowski
20t Glen Parshall 23i Harry Hart 2ii.
startey Koysi 2o5. Guy Hi 2nt. Harry
Giliver 203 Chas Fisher 2l3-24s. VIM.
Miller 2oI I'd SnethkauP 22i, Vim SeheH-
rich 2il, Nelson Lindholn 2os, Peter. b.
yer 24i. Eugene lynda 22523i Harry
smi;h 2ao-2is,- Tom Neale 202, Car Xii
wins.i 23i. Gay Whiting 2i2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
CLARENCE +. LEHR, president

Detroit Racing Association:
The State of Michigan loses
an excellent racing official and
all of US connected with racing
lose a good friend,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
BILLY MCCARTNEY, New Yorl

fight manager.
A close friendship with Frank
lived over the years since my
first meeting in May, 1923. l
always figured hig a straight
forward. fearless writer. lie
asked no favorS. dealt none. HIS
death saddens me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11

writer who knew the game from top to bottom
and who who could be neither coerced nor COR
rupted THE Skinny Guy the prize fight BROTH
ers called him, and when they uttered the words
they did so with respect.
MacDonel helped to write the Michigan
boxing law and at times also helped TO enforce
it, He also helped to write the Michigan racing
law and also helped to enforce that. When an
attempt was made to put dog racing over on
Michigan, he fought the measure bitterly even
though one of the sponsors of the measure was
Floyd Fitzsimmons, friend, and the friend Of
another friend Jack Dempsey,
MacDonells chief characteristics were 4
supreme faith that His Maker would take care
e "a Ill ..,I rlorrn hot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
LEGION NEWS FIRST

Legion News took command in
the American Legion by taking
two games from Ternstedt as Pos
selius dropped pair 10 Washing
ton No. l, Harold Allen came
through with a new high season
series on 211-2l3-256 for $50.
High scores-Dan Horle 23i Emil sam
ueis 20 I'd Nelson 233 Al Kaufman 2G3-
a Harry THney 2ei Elmer Senlee 20s.
Dan cuyie 20z, Rex Taicott 2I3-235. Lee
Kanser 2ns NICK Hunmaster 222. Henry
Rlnsae!d 20i-2i2, Pay Leseure. 30 Walter
Champoin 233. VIII LeQus 2o5 Howard
crimit 2OO-2ls, Or. TED Eger 200 Steve
Gorny 20s, Art Colder 204 Charles Kollver
pol Bert Alien 2fs. DR.. Verne Richards
2-2lf Arnold Anderson 20s-2l1. Clarence
Gehhardt 202. Herman i.oepp PA, Or. VIII
lam Troxler 203 Poi, Lawrence Ro~ley 2l6.
Barney Merht 2e5rJiH- Robbins 29s.--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
ELMER (sLIM McCLELLAND,

flght reIcfee:
Frank made boxing in Michi-
gan. He was honest. fair and
-feariess-tfe fairest ana squar-
est guy | ever met. His death is
a big loss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
PINE TREE ROMP

Pine Tree is enjoying a 10-game
lead in the East Dearborn.
Ii gh scores-Charles sedestronr 2o3-2ia
Richard Callahan 215 Joseph Alish 203.
Joseph SULLIVAN 2o5. Zigmund Kramer 2o3.
Frank Lasota $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
JACK S. YOUNG,

NItW dIU.
Frank MacDonell was a great
fighter for honesty in all sports.
He was an energetic racing Of
fical and will be Sorely missed.
His death takes from me a dear
friend and stout associate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
TOM GIBBONS.
former heavy

weight flClltcr'
Frank MacDonell was a very
dear friend Of mine. and also Of
Eddie Kane. former fight man
ager, now deceased. a great
friend Of all sports. especially
boxing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
EVELYN HORNBECK HIGH

Evelyn Hornbeck's 212-1S1-140
for J5,55 ruraf stood OUT IN the
Girls. Wanda Cascaretti
was a pin behind with 146-190-196.
Mile Lucas made the ST split
and Loretta Stefani the SIG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
CHARLES +. DORAIs. University

of Detroit football coach:
We at the University of De-
troit have lost a great and cher
ished friend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
MARK TO MckITRICK

William McKitrick set up new
individual three-game target to
pepper at in The Murray inter-
Plant when he fired 212-232- 204
for Gas.
Hlgh scores-E. Bredow 203222 J
Eiimczuk 20i. 2 Ruchaber 203 A Ltpke
229 3 cuff POS Priebe 20i. NJ Nor
re 2ue. ". Msnini 2li, @ shortreed 223-
202. S Semick 200, T. Cameron 2oi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
DAN PARKER,
sports writer:

Frank MacDonell would go to
the end of the earth for a friend
and he'd go even farther to
chase a phony out Of boxing l
always admired him keenly for
his fortnight, fearless boxing
criticism. His untimely death is
a profound shock TO me as well
as a distinct loss to boxing and
sports writing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
JAMES r. DAWSON, New 70

Times:
Boxing writers. managers and
promoters, baseball players and
executives of the sport. admin
istrators and associates OF thor
oughbred racing will feel a deep
sense of loss at the passing OF
a figure incidentally bigger than
his small stature. Franks
death means the passing of a
man who was honest above all
else.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
LISSE LEADS WAY

Bob tiisse- carried off top honors
in the New York Central with
PAS 1920 for 629.
Hgh scores--Al Moeller 202. CT Middle
ditch 201 Ace Shirley 2i2 Pay Dunn poi.
William Johnson 203. Harold Johnson 2li
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
CurIinq Sport Loss

More than 1000 pairs of curling
stones were lost when the steam
ship Athena was sunk at the be-
ginning of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
JACK KENNEY. circulation di.

rector, New York Journal
American:
/ am deeply gricved to learn
of Frank MacDonell's death. He
was a courageous fighter for
honesty in sports and called his
shots without fear or favoA His
going is a great loss to all of US
who have been privileged TO
know him through the years. ~.
SAM HENNESSEY. fight referee
Frank was a good, straight
shooter. He made a good boxing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11


think of any one who ever had
more LOYAL friends Than Frank
MacDonell. That's the finest
tribute one can receive.
Others who paid, tfitete were
Fielding II. Yost. athletic director
of the University OF Michigan;
Jack Hurley noted fight manager.
Tommy Mclntire. Detroit news
paperman; Herbie Lewis, manager
OF indianapolis II key Club.
Danny Dunn. Cleveland promoter:
Frank Sprogell. president Mich
lgan Professional Golfers Assoeia-
ton: ". J. Bowling. assistant
racing commissioner: Roscoe ID.
Bennett, Grand Rapids Press;
Nick Londes, promoter: Edward
II. Kennedy Jr. city commissioner
Of purchases: Tom Walsh, boxing
manager; Douglas Vaughn, Wind
scr Star.
Bert Corners. former deputy
commissioner: {. ". lCuhhYl
Campbell. Duluth News-Tribune
Dr. Charles Ballard, Detroit Red
Wing dentist: George krehbiel.
Detroit News: Sam Plan. former
manager Of Barney Ross; w. W.
Edgar. Detroit Free Press; Heinle
Martin. Grand Rapids Herald:
Jimmy Bronson New York fight
manager. Fred L. Hancr, general
manager Of Olympia: Larry Aurie.
manager Pittsburgh Hockey Club;
Harry Baxter. manager Of kayo
Morgan Father Harold Marley.
Doc Hoist, former co-worker Of
NacDonells on the Times; Louis
J Ji6eiS. former manager OF
Oily mpla. now Of Buffalo;
Rev Albert H. Poetkcr, s. J.,
executive dean Of the University of
Detroit. and president Of the insti-
tuition when Frank covered the
Titan football teams; Merton L.
Lowe. proprietor of Imperial Rec
reation: Judge John ID. Watts,
Detroit Baseball Federation, and
Judge James E Chenot.
Walter Aronoff. Times circula-
ton director; Joseph A. Murphy,
sportsman: Tom Laird. San Fran
cisco N@s: f A. Bachelor. adj
veFiiSing executive: Jack Adams,
manager Detroit Rcd Wings ::
Tommy Emmett. sports publicity
writer. Clarence RoSen. boxing
referee: Norm Andres, secretary
of the boxing commission under
MacDonell
James Duffy. attorney and for
mer boxing commissioner; Joseph
p. Frost. former racing commits
sioner; Harry Dayton Flint News
Advertiser: Billy Shaw. former
boxer. Edward J. Fry. racing
commissioner: Al Watrous. Oak
land Hills golf professional; Eddie
Lewis. wrestling promoter.
Lloyd Brazil. graduate manager
of athletics az University of De-
troit: Arthur tBudl Boeringer, L.
of d. line coach; Michigan J.
DAD Butler, L. of d. trainer:
Fred NJ Alger Jr., Detroit social
ite sportsman; William r. Boyer.
Detroit sportsman; Roger L. Han
rahan. secretary of the Michigan
Racing Commission: Ray Girardin.
Times reporter, and Bert Corners,
former deputy boxing commits
siOncr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
ONE GAME APART

Only one game separates Altes
and Standard in the West Warren
S25 handicap
High scores Peter Maxwell 2ii Henry
Cichewicz 20T. Milton Fuller 222 William
Siegel 2o5-22i, Joseph kapanoske 22i
George Nelson 228. Phillip Isielski 20i.
Edward Wydfa 207.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11

DOvV AAAN0 House Highs
By HAROLD KAHL
LABOR RACE TIGHTENs

Steamhttcrs lost thfce points
TO Stereotypers and now have
three teams coming at them. Mike
Noch got high single, 236. but Ray
Gugel had 223-213 in 6i2.
High scores laBreche 222. Urban a2i
Kraus 220. Dixon 2i9 Dalton 2is. Beech
nor si7, stan 2is Nedel al. Komeih eoe.
y. Gugel 0s-20i. Frank EOS. Dohis 20i,
Timm 203, Shirk 2O2. Dalton col.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
ID. p. w. RACE TIGHTENS

Team No. s frightened the D. p.
w. Construction RI by banking
No. 3 with 1902 to 2194
Hirh scores-Wilhsm Russell 235 Paul
Heaphy 220
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
SHARE HIGH SERIES

Jim Dlnegllo Z4o ana Law
renee Eaueris 269-224 in 62o totals
featured rolling in the State Fair
House.
High scores-Archie Zakens 2o1, Bill
Wiggert 202. Orville Rex 200. George cour-
vile ali. William :. ruizina 205. Al Stem
pien 200. J. JoA,z 203. J. Murray 22i.
Emil Msrinell 222 Louis Koprince ali.
Frank Gregorich 2i2. John Buiala pol.
Albert Sagel 2l0. Roy Ettinger 225, Wal
ter Ezwed 2i4. Russell Rogers 2o4-20f.
Harry Walter 2i4-212. George Whslley
pol. Pat Lennon 200 Larry MontaS 205.
John Reclaim 203, Nick Timko 2i0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
MACIKA TURNS TRICK

A. Macika's go in 61s gave
Pirates a three-gane triumph over
Morey's and the top spot in the
Cadillac JAW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
MIKE JACOBS. New York boxin.
promoter:

promoter.
We were friends for many
years. He was an excellent
newspaperman and good friend
of boxing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11

commissioner and told us, Give
your decisions the way you see
them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
By CHARLES p. WARD

The death Of Frank Mcdonnell deprves the Detroit sporting
fraternity of one of its interesting personalities.
Before his fatal illness overlook him. MacDone famed
Of fight brotherhood crusadng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
JOHN j. HETTCHE, Michigan
bONlng commlsslOner:

boxing commissioner:
You can usually tell a man by
Inc loyal ffIends The has. / can't
think OF any one who ever had
more LOYAL friends Than Frank
MacDonell. That's the finest
tribute one can receive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
Deatb Hotlres

CONNOILy-Carl j.. age ~. February ..
beloved husband of Cathrine; dearest
P. and James p. Connolly. Funeral wednes-
day morning at $3.50 clock from w. j..
Kaczorowsh funeral home. $500 Fiorian
avenue, to Corpus Christi Church At 10.
Interment Mt. olivet.
FRANCES KATHRINE-February .. Dear
Mother Of Mrs Medor Duffina, Mrs.
Chester OBrien. Mrs. Louis O'Brien. Mia.
Gladys Stahlin. Mrs. Frank stonse Mrs.
Wilism Smart. Mrs. James Liddick Mrs
Francis. Survived by 40 grandchildren 81
great grandchildren and one great great
erandehild. Al A. Leo Kent Funeral Home.
4o5 West Grand Blvd. until $50 q. N.
Tuesday. Burial Macknae Island. Mich
HALLINAN--John p. beloved son Of the
late John and Catherine: dear brother
of Thomas OF Pontiac, Mich. and the
day from residence, ISL Eas. Grand boule-
vard. at $50; St Charles Church at Q.
lnterment Mt. Hope Cemetery. Pontiac.
MAROT-February Q, Mary, suddenly. at
her home. 50 Elm street. River Rouge:
beloved wife OF the late william: dear
mother Of Mrs. Ernst sgier dear grand
mother Of grandchildren and 2 great
grandchildren. Funeral from residence,
Lourdes Church az 10 a. m. interment
at Ferndale Cemetery.
Mae February 10. Frank A, Be
loved husband % Catherine dear father
of Colleen, Margaret, Mary LORETTA, Joan.
Frank A. Jr and Bruce NacDoneiI
Funeral from Leonard Sullivan Funeral
Home. Tst3 Dexter boulevard Wednesday
morning At $3.50, -. Theresa Church at
10 O'Clock
STEVEN -Fsb. s. Eiizsoeth Of 1850 Myrtle.
wife Of the late Frank. beloved mother
OF Mrs. Eleanor Taylor Mrs Margaret
Grehe. Mrs. LOUIS Nendervheeler, Joe ana
Jack Steven: Eve grandchildren ard two
great-grandchildren. Funeral from pariors
Of J. sutton a. Son. tlfT Trumnuil avenue.
Wednesday AZ 2 O'Clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
Scratches
International News Service Wire
AT HTALTAH PARK

NfafhFf. rIoudN track, sIoW.
First Rare-Hs shadow
second Rsce-khsyrite, He Man, Bat
Tie Won. Grooming Fox. RebbIna, Ding
mans.
Third Race-SiIycr Voice Happy Win
ner, Flood III, Notformc
Fourth Rsce-Peep show. Maepeace,
yellow Dragon, starry Hope, Llanero,
Apprentice.
sixth Rsee-Rned Clouds. Bogert.
sun inplay. speed To- Spare, ThellusSon.
lsp'na Gold, Rehearsal, Cooling spring.
Mar lie. One witch.
seventh Race-BriKht Rebel, Bow and
Arrow Nightly. CORVALLIS.
Eighth Racc-Bright Gray.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11

Weather, clear. track. muddy.
First Race-Regalia. Quest a. or.
Queen Vivian. Shella Broom. Don Barr,
hackfast.
Setond Rsce--Lpieai. DisraeU. My
loneliness. Epuaph. Little Jack
Third Rack ldateI. Sky Cloud.
Nidnisbt star, Bubbioworth. Canoe.
tolar Bearer
FOURTH Rsce--Abbots Lark, Walter
Morton, Al Csrlys.
ftfth Race-Oakwood Belle, NitfuI.
seventh Race-Naks. Gate souvenir.
Nv Katherine. Famous Clayton. Bar
raca, Halloo. SLEEPY Howard. sun Way.
Evening star., 1941-09-25
Housing and Priorities
Will Be Discussed

Builders, architects. bankers and
all persons connected with private
home building in the Washington
Metropolitan Area have been in
yited to a discussion of housing
and priority regulations at BIS pm.
tomorrow at the United States
Chamber of Commerce Building.
The mass meeting is being called
by the Operative Builders Associa-
ton of the District, of which Wa
verify Taylor is president. Mr.. Tay-
lor said all builders of the Capital
area who erect five or more houses a
year are urged to attend, along with
architects and loan men.
The builders have invited repre-
sentatives of the following organi-
sations to attend: Washington Chap
ter, American Institute of Archi-
tects; District Bankers Association.
Board of Trade, Washington Build
ing Congress, Mortgage Bankers
Association and the District Build
ing g. Loan League.
10y Anderson, District director,
Federal Housing Administration. will
explain priorities procedure. The
meeting will discuss the serious sit
uation which is developing here as a
result of the Priorities and Alloca-
tions Board ruling that only houses
costing $4,000 and less will be given
preference ratings as housing es-
sential to national defense.
Evening star., 1941-09-25
John WaIsh's Estate
Valued at S367,463

Attorney John Walsh, who prac-
ticed law here for many years and
was a brother to the late Senator
Thomas J. Walsh of Montana, left
an estate valued at $367 ,463, District
Court was advised today in a petit
ton for the probate of his will Mr..
Walsh died in Montana August IS.
The will, dated July "a. 1910, leaves
the bulk of his property to his
widow, Mrs. Edna j. Walsh, 23ll
Connecticut avenue NV. and his
daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh Long
of Evanston. Ill Attorney John
Wattawa. nephew, presented the
petition for probate to the court on
behalf of the executors.
The estate is mostly in stocks and
bonds. Debts will total around
s8500. Mr. WalSh's will, in his own
handwriting left $4,000 to his Sec
retary of many years, Margaret
Matheson, and left his law library
to his immediate law associates.
Evening star., 1941-09-25
29th Division 10 Move
To North Carolina
Tomorrow for War
Heavy Baggage Already
Has Gone; 1000 Trucks
To Garry Outfit
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCldltu fTcSS
A. P. HILL MILITARY RESER-
VATION, Va, Sept. 25.-With only
essential equipment now remaining
in camp, the 29th Divisions $4,000
men today wound up last-minute
field maneuvers and made final
preparations for moving to Morven,
N. c.. for the fall war games of the
LIST Army.
Pyramidal tents and heavy bag
gage went to North Carolina by rail
Yesterday, the men sleeping last
night in pup tents and on blanket
rolls.
A demonstration was given by the
I'd Battalion of Maryland's 175th In
fantry Regiment of correct and in
correct methods of night recon-
naissance patrols.
A column of more than 1000
trucks, one of the largest conveys
ever routed through the State, will
begin moving from the reservation
early tomorrow in groups of 80 at
15-minute intervals.
The soldiers will bivouac tomorrow
night at Blackstone and Camp Lee
A weekend stopover is scheduled
for the columns at Fort Bragg, N,
c., Saturday, the journey being
completed Monday.
An advance guard of about 1900
men under Col Elmer E. Munshower
left here yesterday for Morven to
erect tents and prepare for the
arrival of the division at the new
maneuver grounds.
Evening star., 1941-09-25
Fredericksburg 10 Hold
Dog Mart Tomorrow
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Sept.
25-Final preparations were being
made today for the dog mart here
tomorrow-annual reminder of Vir-
ginia's early days, when Indians
came to trade furs and gold nuggets
for the white mans hunting dogs.
Real Indians - members of the
Pamunkey Tribe-will come from
their reservation in King William
County to sell handicraft items at
the fair and add atmosphere to the
celebration. Chief Walter S. Brad
by will smoke pipe OF peace" with
Mayor W. Marshall King of Freder-
icksburg at noon, following a bench
show starting at $50 m.
The afternoon program will in
clude a parade of dogs and their
handlers, trick dog exhibition, fox
horn blowing contest and old time
flddlers' contest 1t will be climaxed
by the dog auction at 2:30 pm.
Two of the few Rhodesian lion
hounds in the United States are to
be exhibited at the mart by Taylor
P. Rowe, Richmond veterinary sur
geon. They are not to be sold.
Evening star., 1941-09-25
Jurors Are Chosen
To Try Youth Accused
OF Shooting Girl, IS
IL Men and Women
Will Decide Fate of
Guy E. Oden, le

A Jury of one woman and ii men
will decide whether Guy E. Oden,
10, will go to the electric chair, under
an indictment charging him with
the first-degree murder of his IS
year-old sweetheart, Ellen Cannon.
Shortly before noon today the II
persons in whose hands Oden's fate
rests were given the oath before
Justice Jesse C. Adkins in District
Court.
Justice Adkins. who was waiting
to hear final arguments in another
case, involving charge OF assault
to commit criminal assault, imme-
diately adjourned the Oden case,
with instructions for opposing
counsel and witnesses to be back in
the courtroom this afternoon.
The names of the jurors follow:
Willbert I. Yates. %, of 1904 M
street NV; Robert A. Mcconnell,
46, of 6O04 Fourth street NV; Grace
M. Firestone, 46, of 2627 Newton
street NE; Reuben Narunsky, 81,
of 704 K street NE: Henry Gichner
IS, of 6115 Thirty-third street NV;
Sidney Simkowitz, 26. of 3701 Six
teenth street NV: Wilfred T. Dod-
son. %, of $685. Fifth street NV;
William M. Hoffer. 81, of 225 Ten
nessee avenue NE: Carnegie York
80, of 5718 Third place NV; Earl
w. Nunnally, 30, of 1915 Kalorama
road NV: Emory w. Mcintosh, 81
of 5O5l First street NV. and Arthur
w. Young, Al, of ITO Lyman place
NE.
All of yesterday was consumed in
an unsuccessful attempt to get a
jury, an entire panel of 54 persons
being exhausted. Prospective jurors
disqualified themselves because they
were unwilling to sit in judgment
on so youthful defendant, or be-
cause they opposed the death
penalty.
The girl, an expectant mother,
was shot to death July 10, in the lOO
block of o street S.W. Oden is said
to have told police the shooting
climaxed a series of bitter quarrels