Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1927, Page 10

10 THE EVENTING STAR. WASHINGTON. T, T. FRIDAY. YOVEMBER 1. 1927. Y M E A S‘[ARIS tain: . B, Peckott, secreiary; Camon | [ pajsler’s Tribute |LINEBURG DECLINES MEXICO EXECUTES ASSAILANT IS HANGED. ailey, Henry Gilligan, C. L. Hard- | M Mo 5, ettiean To Gemany HiSS(‘(lJ RE-ELECTION TO POST REBEL CHIEFTAIN| PALTIMORE, November 11 ¢7) Seal and o e By Liege Audience |Head of Police Association Not a| he Maryland Penitentiary shortly tain: W. . Bailey, secretary: William | J =) Candidate—Election Due First |Former General Is Slain After aftcr last midnight, for taking part in 1 | | Alfred Sims, negro, was hanged at ar J. Appel, Joseph | | ; S 5 |an assault upon Miss Alberta Rice Clark, N. K. Gardner, A. G. Grin- | By ths Associated Pre | Tuesday in December. Court-Martial—200 Moun- | and her escort, William Buckler, both T. T. Herson, W, W. Marlow, Robert | BERLIN, November 11 o B Y taineers Surrender. Five other negroes Implicated in John C. Letts Heads Force |darsnall, W. E Moohey, W.N. Piser | thé audlence hises, Fritz Krelsler | the Policemen's Associntion, 5o ‘ate serving sentences. t - and Dr. G. T. Warren, | soothes them with music. nounced to the assc a meet- . 2 i e Sitvi T ol e >y thi atinie: By the Associated Press. e . of 150 Seeking $45,000 of W. K. Handy Is Captain, ||, Opserving s siver welding an- | ing jast nishi in Pyihian Temple that | 15 the deocised b Marine Officers Shifted, Tens No. 4w, I Hnnty. eaptuin: | Sl i hiaen ot Lisge, Bolgium, |1 Woull not be & candldate for te. vl G o e e Capt. J. G. Ward, at Marine head Annual Budget. . 8. La Fetra, secretary; C. F. Blake- | paq taught him how precarious retion. (R CLL R ' x 5 g . ‘this city, and Second Licut . M. Boteler, D. C. Adamson,| goctiont oratory was, He halted | in: will be held the first | executed at T a. State of Vera |12 K. Clements, at Quantico, Va . . F. B. Hoffman, H. G.| pig p"mm.m;‘ to acknowledge the |Tuesday in Decomber, ballat hoxes to| ¢ Wadnasahy raooning: afler e .| Hoskinson, A. W. Jett. G. B. Ken-| giijauce. In a brief speech, he |Dein the several police stations, police | court-martial had established his com _With John C. Letts as generalissimo | nedy, Guy W. Lane, Bernie Lerch,| . that he accepted it less for te ind Police Court. plicity in the Gomez revolt, it was 2 g of a_field force of 150 team members. | I, A, McGowan, . Payne, eTE ANin a6 n tiDiite to the | 5. Tormey of the fourth precinet sedl Gficially 18t nishE - : BaHIIG frors Quons the Young Men's Christian As: | Paul ., Rapp, W. A. Rogers and Paul o 8 B Tinsn ort |and ©. 8, Stapies of the thisd precinet | “' SRS R . S ey will start today an intensive canvass |J. Sedgii and other protests fol, |Were nominated for the presidency of { ronde to Gen. Manuel Luko at | Nic ttser Denver o for $45,000 to round out its budget| Team 3 el th sociat Other candidates | [xhuacan, claiming they were induced s Creek, Va.: First Lieut. 13 of $320,000 for the current year. C. E. Fleming, sy AL oned. ve the situation, Kreisler |nominated at last night's meeting in-| 1o join the uprising by the Inte (ion N. C., to Nic The campaign will get actively un-|win, H. C. Brown, C. O. Buckinghs tutlied Tils woll der his ohin the following . ¢ suldl the Fedeval forces 1 ELC W K aer way at a dinner meeting of of-| Burns C. Downey, J. A. Foute, e b “strings |, Detective Irank A, Varney and Il them and burn their ham Cien to this city for treat ficials and team captains this evening | Graves, Albert A. Jones e | e e AU B. Wheelock, vice president; it was stated | Al Hospital at 6 o'clock in the assembly hall of the | Qu: Carey I andithekaudibnes Swas: derinie MeDuttie and S, T. Kiefer, sce- Y. M. C. A. headquarters at 1736 G per W natured. | president: W. J. Kerns, re | M 3 e | seeretary: J. 1. Wilson Letts, as chairman of the executive tor B. 1y s, Jr. and | Almost 300 children of lepers in | financial ccretars; W. ¢ Adcock, | committee on finances of the a. | W, M. : the Philippines are eared for in an | treasurer: Milton D. Smith and| . - e, v ; : v from their parents | Thomas T, Teffornan, trustee, Serst. | DULIN & MARTIN CO. n, will preside. He and other mem-| No. Linstitution aw 1. | s of the committee will outline al in -1in the hope that they will escape the! ', L. Dalrymple w named chairmay s atio Drumm ary; W. G.|dread discase. of the general by Other members of this committee a Leonard W. DeG ecretary: C. W. | (il N ; 1 = O'Connor, Byron S. Ada e f e - = Ml T Defiroot, j y )\ . Aspinwall, Tian S L adeley, J. 1. | / A ’ . Beautiful Seth Thomas it il '| il Come on—"oys an girls . tain; s il G | Bait, Jonn . 0. Eliason, 2 1 s , Lewi o Montgomery, H. L.|copn A Gormley, W. 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