Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 21

{ X v THE EVENING ‘STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923. FAREWELL DINNER GVEN T0 FREST ‘Father Hannan Lauded at ' Formal Good-Bye to Parish that 34---Count ’Em--- Red-Headed Girls| In P. O. Building Which government department has the largest number of red- headed girls in its employ? That was the question put on the summertime map of Washing- ton today when it was revealed thirty - four Rufus Gordon, colored, convicted DEATH ON SCAFFOLD |5anis Snmiiis e 3t FOR RUFUS GORDON Colored Man Who Slew Simon Mil- | ler, Grocer, Will Be Hanged Tomorrow. Brother - John Roberts, spiritual advisers. In the confession he implicates another man and fully exonerates his brother, Roy Gordon, under sentence of thirty years for participation in the erime. Roy Gordon is still in the District all. Tomorrow mornlni he will be permitted to say farewell to the con- demned man, and thelr mother will pay her last visit there this after- no. one of his on, In his confession the slayer wrote he had set evérything right with God and man and was ready to go with a clean heart. Rev. Willlam J. Howard, SWESNZ MEN’S WEAR % City-wide tribute to Rev. Eugene g, at City Club. A. Hannan, a natlve Washingtonian, founder of St Martin's Catholic| famous women of history had BEasiar. to.tvaent Seass.a piieac | DEbisioek Gordon, who has heretotors dented || . CLAUDE S. SEMONES who is retiring, was voiced ln| —_—————— =——————| | = e oratory and song at a testimonial | Eyesight Specialist dinner in the City Club last night. = t 5 Originally planned as a parish af-} : under Father Hannan's spiritual guldance for many years might bid him good-bye, the banquet developed into an on in which practically every Catholic parish in the city, and # clergymen from other churches, and many prominent in public life ex- tolled him. Emphasis was placed upon the public service done by Father Hannan in_ working zealously during his en- tire life for the betterment of the ity that gave him birth, as well as the spiritual direction of his flock. Guard of Honor. Father Hannan wa: orted from the rectory to the City Club by a guard of Francis X his curate Fitzgerald was toast- composed for the mith, sec- ‘Treasury Department, inent in music circles, was sung by to the tune of “There’s 1 A-Winding.” Charles W. pressed the gratitude of the par\:lh‘ for the faithful and zeaious service | done among them by Father Hannan, | saying that the resultant gpod would be expressed through generations _\‘el‘ unborn. Father Cavanaugh responded | to the toast “The Ladies,” and Rev. ! H. Furfey, who organized the ! 1t band in the parish, spoke | B for the faculty of Gon- zaga Coll from which Father Hannan was graduated and which | has given m three degrees. About a dozen prominent laymen also spoke | briefly in commendation of Father | Hannan's good work as pastor, priest | and fellow citizen | would be remembe n his los were rendered b Yocum.. M Cush and uariet sele Floeckher vocal Floren Miss Alic tion Cuilen Fannie | The banquet committee on a < John H. Borge! rr, the R - . Thomas J. Fitager- | William Gallagh B. Krogman, Charles her, Joseph McCann, Ferdinand | sivern, George Melling, Patr Mrs. John H. Borger, M r, Mrs. Frank P. hard Lawton and M ng time held the ' ‘counterfeiter de- titian - haired ladles are employed in ‘the Post Office Department. While this is believed to be a of the murder of Simon Miller, grocer, ! at Sherman avenue and Lamont TTO 1 Wi A ocUPSihprs Is moElling for snch, || SiTett FiCmOETOwW] mormlng WL Fey pastor of Zion Brother John Roberts will accompany Gordon~to the scaffold. Baptist Church, and \the extreme penalty of the law on the | scaffold in the District jail. The ex- ecutjon will take place. about 10 o'clock. statistics never before have been taken here, it is said. 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