Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1928, Page 9

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Republican, California, calling for | an inquiry into conditions in the bi- tuminous coal fields of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio. A vote yesterday on the resolution of Senator Walsh. on which hearings have been conducted for more than a week, was forestalled by the absence of a quorum. Unable to take action on that pro- posal, those present gave favorable | consideration to taking up the John- son resolution next week. Similar favor was voiced for early considera~ tion of the bill of Senator Brookhart, | Republican, Towa, to prevent block booking of motion picture films. 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M: [today ‘with Slowly rising temperature 1n afternoon. ‘Tomorrow increasing cloudi- {ness and somewhat warmer. rain W | warmer today. Temperature—Midnight, 30; 4 Highest, 30 Temperfture same date Highest, | Today pm Te 9 AL half N N FOR TOST CAM R | POCKEFROOK Iiowa i Wl T WA THE WEATHIER District of Columbia—Generally fair Fmergenty | with slowly rising temperature in after- | noon. BURIAL OF C. J. GOOCH. Funeral for Patent Counselor Will Be Tomorrow. Funeral services for Charles J. Gooch, | 79 years old, counselor in patent cases, who died In the Harriet Lane Home | here Friday, will be conducted in the John R. Wright funeral parlors tomor- row morning at 10 o'clock. Burial will be In Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Gooch at one time served as a member of the vestry of Trinity Epls- copal Church, in Takoma Park. He was a life member of the Columbla Lodge of | Masons and a_member of Mount Ver- non Chapter, Royal Arch Masons. Found Dead in Room. | Charles Frederick Diiger, 52 years [ old. 2500 G street, was found dead yes- terday afternoon in his room on the {third floor at that address. Dr. J Ramsey Nevift, eity coroner. iseued a | certificate of death from heart trouble. Eight times as much first class mail was carried by Netherlands air |last season as in the year befor _CHARLES J. GOOCH. _ o voted nephiew 0! *on of tha late Ella Ande January 29 at st 3rd and Rhode T the ting of the Women's Auxiilary of District of Columbia Medical So- P uneral pario nwo until Sat h theioaiter at ‘the Eike Reye 0 4 PO BAGY, Devncted this lite Fridag, Januacy olclork ‘s, H\GIH \h' leaves to mo’v'n’m l-rl Il“i lovinz daughter. Lavinia Hunter: s in‘taw. Mahaia il icce Hattis K S el of her niecs. Mea Hast n.w. Relatives and frie treet. following officers were elected: Mrs. Mrs. Rob- Y. Sullivan, rTecording sccretary: Charles W. Hyde, corresponding v. and Mrs. Lewis J. Battle, SASSETT. Jannary 78 1698, ton. 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