Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1927, Page 5

PUBLISHERS PLAY AT FALL SESSION Golf, Fls‘ung and Other THE EV NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, ' IN CHARGE OF WOMEN’S BAR ASSOCIATION DINNER | Sports Call Delegates From | Convention Meetings. Br the Associated Press NORFOLK. November 1.—The Inre of the outof-doors where a day that ln ght wel and other almost com- s of the third of the Americ ers’ Association a Yirginia Beach The majority of the 1 and newspaper executiv whom have with them thef memhers of their familie utumn m spaper Publ Cavalier Hotel many of publishers | [ | | have been handpicked for | sports sent | | | | | | wives or | arrived at | t, coming from | spending most of the Say visiing ul(l\l in Golf Togs. historic shrines en route. | repared vesterday morn. | to the work of the to do with sion. hut when > opening session was called to . nine-tenths of them appeared 2olf togs and few tarried than was necessary 3 t Bryan, publisher of Leader delivered elcome, James W Thompson Co st president clevates the quality of advertising but increases it litan paper. | nager of the | embold. man- Lynett Tim: A BTli% i oot and upon i . “under th affee of the | . Journeved to amous fishing | of the big |7 Still oth women of the p: overlooked and in were guests at a bridse tea at the | hotel Last night pictures of actul | hattle scenes in the World War were | shown 23 a special feature of the con vention. Today the zolf tournament | is continuin ovster r were not e afternoon they | will be given The del s include most of the | “Who's Who" in newspaperdom in the | United States and Canada. MALET. WEISEL y DIES -AT HOME HERE| Retired Artillery Officer Served m:i Lieutenant Colonel During World Waz. Maj. Edmund Turner Weisel, A., retired, died at his residence, 1627 | Nineteenth street, yesterday after a short illness. Funeral services will be | conducted in the Norval K. Tabler | funeral home, 928 M street, tomorre afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery. | Maj Isabel Weisel and the late Col. Daniel Weisel, Medical Corps, U. 8. A. Maj. Weisel was born at Canby. Washington, September 1878, and was appointed a second lien- tenant in the Artillery Corps in Jul 3901, from the District of Columbi Subsequently he was nated fr the Coast Artillery Sch from the School of the and from the General s 1921 During the World War he served as & major and lieutenant colonel in the National Army. In July, 1920, he was promoted to the grade of m Regular Army and in June, 1 transferred to the re count of disabil School in | ed list on ac- t 1o service « he m Lis mother, Mrs. i ineteenth street. — Weisel, at 152 In the afternoon an|T | her,” held for the action of the grand ju Weisel was the son of Mrs.| " |TWO KILLINGS LAID /| TO LOVE QUARREL es to the pub- | ch work not only | Pohce Say Alleged Slayers Have | Confessed to Shooting of Women Friends. <atherine Martin Ward, colored d - Williams told “1 killed her because I loved le met on T bhetween Sec. | t her. shooti d killing he old. Brown, colored, of 1010 Kenyon street, who was found shot to d r home S: 527 Seventh 1 am !he man who that he had planned after he had killed Eisie, to end all of their troubles, I that when the time came to take his own life he found that he had lost his . he said, s went out with another When they argued over that Elsie 1 buked him and told him_their lo affair was at an end. “Then I sh he said. At inquests day Williams .aeld at_the morgue to- and Thompsor. were MRS. HORNE, 79, DIES. Native of South Carolina Was Resident of Washington. ch 1o The Star. Va., November 1. services were held yesterday Elizabeth McFadden s old. of Washington, for Mrs. Horne, 79 year .| who died at the home of her son-in. . ROR “hool 11 will be at her old home in . C. Mrs. Horne is survived by r..xx sons, John, William | Ralph Horne of Washi Robert Hope Horne of C Jaughters, Mrs ington, and Mrs. R. R. peper and a sister, Mrs. E Tolbert of the Culpeper | % | ham of Baltimore. J. 0. U. A. 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