Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1923, Page 19

D. . FRIENDS HEAR - OF QUAKE VICTIAS e s s s Prince Henri de Bearn and Two Children in Tokio When . Disaster Occurred. News has reached Washington friends of Prince Henri de Bearn, spv- eral times counselor of the French DEDICATION PLANNED OF RUNKLE MEMORIAL ment to One of Its Founders. The monument recently erected in Arlington cemetery to the memory of Gen. Benjamin Piatt Runkle, one of the founders of the Sigma Chl Fraternity, will be dedicated tomor- row afternoon at’ 2 o'clock! Post- master General New, acting jointly as grand consul of the fraternity THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ception at the local chapter house, | Tomorrow morning golf games and sight-seeing tours: have been arranged, while just before the dedication —an will be held at the Willard. and representative of the govern. ment, will assist in the ‘dedication |1731 exercises. Thes presentation will be made by Stephen T. Mather, director of the A squadron of Army planes will fly overhead national park servic . during “the ceremonies = and dro wreaths of flowers and also taki aerial photographs. The dedication of the monument has attracted to Washington promi- nent members of the organizatio from all parts of the United Staje Trinkle of Virginia, Judg Howard Ferris and Coleman du Pon' Tomorrow evening, following thi dedication ceremoni & this evening with an open h. the visitors shington members nd give a banquet Consul and Mrs. | w N street. D RENO, Ne e <|EIGHT DIE IN_AUTO SMASHED AT CROSSING| , September 28.—John o | Lucke, Stockton, Cal., road contractor, | v |and seven of his employes ‘were killed ¢ | when an interburban motér o | crashed into their automobile, which | had stalled on. & railroad crossing ! | eleven miles east of here. One man | injured seriously. Among the dead are George Jone n|and H. C. Jones of Albany, re- | others were Californian ¢, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1923. informal lunch gakz. -~ § Pennsylvania Avenue Seventh Street We’ve got a very Important Sale on— today and tomorrow embassy here, of his serious injury and the injury of his young son Gas- ton in the disaster at Tokio. Prince been for the past year e French embassy end his children and were in the city n the earthquake came. It is under hat Prince de Bearn, though rom broken Men"s Winter Overcoats 28 —but worth more—much more They’re made up in the better class of the double- faced weaves—plain and plaid backs—dark, medium and light colors—just what’s to be most in fashion. Single and Double-breasted—Raglan and, regular shoulders—full and half belts—patch pockets. Dandy great big coats—and of excellent make. 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