Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1928, Page 27

" COLUMBUS DAY BANQUET PLANNED K. of C. Arranges for Fete at Mayflower Hotel on Friday. Elaborate plans are being made by the Knights of Columbus for their Co- | Senor Don Juan Barberis, first secre- tary and charge d'affaires of Ecuador; Dr. Juan V. Ramirez, secgetary legation of Paraguay; Supreme Treasurer Cal- |lahan, Bishop Thomas J. Shahan. Bishop John M. McNamara, Dr. James H. Ryan, rector Catholic University: | Rev. Dr. Neville, rector Georgetown University. The ticket committee is as follows: A | J. Downey, G. F. Howell and F. S. Mar- tin. Reception Committee. ‘The reception committee is as follows: | William A. Amann, Maurice J. Colbert, | Joseph J. Bateman, John J. Callaghan, | Patrick F. Carr, Benjamin Crifaci, Jo- seph J. Degnan. John J. Deviney, M burn J. Donohoe, Judge M. M. Doy J. B. Williamson, E. P. Goodwin, J. | Do . | Heiskell, Col. Henry J. Hunt, - THE EVENING | Trodden, T. K. Gallaher, F. H. Huneke. ] | Frank P. Hanrahan, R. E. Dillon, L. J. | Kavanagh, J. A. Overholt, Patrick F. | Kerin, James J. Lynagh, Charles H. | Fugitt, W. A. Johnson, P. D. Lewis, | william P. Normoyle, D. J. O'Donnell, A. G. Pigott, W. Warren Taltavul, | James G. Towne, Robert J. Cottrell, Joseph P. Cullen, Charles A. Daly, | William H. De Lacy, Peter M. Dorsch, | |Rossa F. Downing, Henry Grattan . R. O. Edmonston, jr.; Frank B. | | Bssex, Frank R. Fenwick, Michael T.| Finnan, Dr. James R. Flynn, Dr. John | Foote, John T. Guilfoyle, Frank P.| Harbin, M. A. Hedderman, Jesse L. C. Perry | | Johnson, Martin E. Joynt, Leo E,i | Abernathy, Anton A. Auth, David J.| Barry, Nicholas H. Auth, Thaddeus R. | | Bean, Capt. William F. Beattie, Joseph A. Berberich, Leo J. Bittner, Howard STAR. WASHINGTON., D. C. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1958 GAS LAMP “SPUTTERS.” Complaint Made That Noise Sound- | ed Disturbs Sleep. A complaint against a sputtering gas | lamp in front of 100 Seventeenth street southeast was filed with the Public Util- | ities Commission Yates, 104 Seventeenth street east. The noise, he sald, resembles a machine gun in action and interferes | with sleep in the neighborhood Yates told the commission that he had made similar complaints to the | gas company and fifth precinct police without getting satisfactory results. “I beseech you,” he said. “to put an end | to the buck-passing going on between the American Street Lighting Co.. the gas company and the Police Depart- ment.” today by J. Albert| south- | Interlocutory Decree Signed. Justice Peyton Gordon has signed an interlocutory decree of annulment of the marriage of Goldie M. King and William H. Day, which took place Sep- tember 14, 1925. The wife showed the court that Day | had neglected to secure a divorce from his former wife before going through the ceremony with her. She was rep- resented by Attorney Vivian O. Hill. 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