Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1929, Page 6

UNIVERSITY WOMEN GATHER TOMORROW Four Former Holders of Fel- lowships to Address Banquet. Four former holders of fellowships of the American Association of University Women will be speakers at the dinner which the Washington branch of the organization is giving tomorrow night #t club headquarters, 1634 I street. Mrs. Samuel Herrick, chairman of the local committee of the $1,000,000 Fel- lowship Fund drive, will preside at the dinner and the speakers will be Dr. Mollie Ray Carroll and Dr. Mary W. Williams, both of Goucher College, and holders of the Guggenhelm and Latin American _ fellowships; Dr. Esther Caukin and Dr. Charlotte Elliott. Mrs, Glenn Levin Swigett will speak on be- qf the national club and Dr. Brainerd, chief of the division of education of the Pan-American Union, will speak of her experiences in Latin America last Summer. Now in U. 8. Service. . Elliott was the holder of the Bos- $en alumnae fellowship while she was s uate student at the University of Wi from 1916 to 1918. For her vesearch work in the study of plant dis- eases she received her Ph. D. degree in 1918 and came directly to Wash- l?fln to work in the Bureau of Plamt Industry, United States Department of Agriculture. She is at present working in the same laboratory on bacteria dis- eases of plants Dr. Caukin, who is the secretary of $he international relations committee of the American Association of University ‘Women, did graduate work at Stanford University as the holder of the Marga- ret, E. Maltby fellowship. She received her Ph. D. degree here for a thesis on the peace proposals of Germany and Austria-Hungary, which was based largely on research work in the famous Hoover war library. ‘The Boston alumnae fellowship 1s E"\;en annually by the Boston branch of A. A. U. W, aided by the Radcliffe Alumnae Association, the Boston alum- mae clubs of Bmith Colle()ll; Bryn Mawr Colloge, Vassar College, Wellesley Col- #Aege, Boston University, Mount Holyoke ©College, Wheaton College, Simmons Col- lege, Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology and Tufts College, and must be aised in Europe or America for one year of constructive work. The Maltby fel- hip is the most recent addition to the list of fellowships m honor of wom- en making distinguished contributions $o the higher education of women. ‘Was First Chairman. Prof. Maltby was the first chairman the committee on fellowships of the . A. U. W, and served for 13 years in t capaeity. During her chairmat ship important policies in the maki gn;wnrds were formulated and tested, is one of the fellowships supported mm the membership dues of the asso- tion; one-eighth of all membership ques, 25 cents out of each .$2 national :l‘e;nbexsm , is devoted to the purpose enownhrpl, St Although the number of fellowships swarded by the A. A. U.'W. varies from myelr, inasmuch as several are and one a triennial award, a 4 ry of all the fellowship adminis- d - shows 3 fellowships for foreign n to study abroad, 1° selence 1 hip, 1 for ad- iyanced wrk in ‘health,-2 for ad- yanced work in public health, 2 for ad- ‘4 make their profession, teaching 3 for advanced work in the field of the sciences and 3 for advariced work TWO WOMEN PLAN. LEGAL FIGHT FOR DOG Mother and Deughter Freed After . . Paying Fines and Posting Peace Bonds. - - Bpectal Dispatch to The Star. CLARENDON, Va., January 5.—Hav- | ing satisfied the requirements of the law in the payments of fines for con- tempt of court and posting of bends to keep the peace, Mrs, Pearl E. Loude and her daughter, Miss Mary Howard, to- day retired to their Lee Heights home te plan a court fight that they hope will Tot wiich they Bot-in srouble yesierday wi L broul yesterday and today. Efforts of Sheriff Howard Fields and Qommonwealth Attorney William C. Gloth to convict Miss Howard for driy~ ing her automobile on District of Co- lumbia license tags were frustrated hy Police Jud’em Harry Thomas when he reeognized her efforts at having the car properly titled, the proof of which she produced in court. She purchased Vir- ginia tags today and was permitted 10 drive her car home. Mrs. Loude and her daughter, the lat- ter of whom is a wild West rider and bulldogger in a circus, were haled be- \fore Judge Howard Smith in Circuit Court yesterday to answer 8 suit brought by Percy Fields of Ballsten for the return of a collie dog which he claimed was his and was being held by the women. ’ They declared that Fields had given them'the dog, and Judge Smith, follow~ ing a heay that lasted the entire aft- ernoon, returned the animal to its orig- inal owner, Before he could leave the ‘courtroom both women slapped Fields in the face, and were promptly taken be- fore Judge Smith and fined $35 each for contempt of court. After being taken to jail they are alleged to have made threats against the owner of the for which they were der the peace bond today by Judge Themas. Mrs, Loude paid an ad- .'ditional fine of $8 for calling Sherif Fields a liar during today’s proceedings. Mrs. Loude anounced that she will go to the Virginia Court of Appeals in an effort to regain possesion of the dog. VRS WOMAN WINS DECREE. Mrs. A, V. Powell Awarded Inter- lecutory Annulment Writ. Mys. Amy V. Powell, 1314 E street southeast, was yesterday awarded an interlocutory deeree annulling her mar- riage to John A. Powell, Washington restaurant keeper. The Powells went threugh a cercmony of marriage in Bal- timare on November 30, 1922, according 1o the petition filed by Mrs. Powell, and separated in 1925, after, it is claimed, the wife learned of an impediment in hi? decree of divorce from a former . ‘Through Attorneys Raymond Neu- ‘decker and William O. Ashford, the wife represented that Powell was first mar- Tied en May 16, 1906, in Richmond to Robble A. Godfrey and on June 26, 1923, divorced her in the Law and Equity Court at Richmond. The de- cree gantained a provision that neither party should remarry until the expira- tion- of six months thereafter, and Powell, it was decreed, did not wait ‘until the expiration of that interval. Maj. McCoy Is Retired. Maj. Arthur L. MecCoy, Quarters master Corps, stationed at S8an Antonio, Tex,, has been placed on the retired list on account of disability incident to the service. He is from Oh'o and 'urvad in the Spauish War of 1808 ‘Bnd in the World Waz, i | tieal summaries in answer ta objections 1$100 RECKLESS DRIVING Dinner Speaker | | DR. CHARLOTTE ELLIOTT, Ph. D., Bachteriologist, of the Bureau of Plant | Industry, Department of Agriculture, who will speak at the dinner tomorrow night of the Washington branch, Amer- ican Association of University Women. DAEBLLS FATE TOBEKNOWN SO { | tee of House Expects Action Within Two Weeks. The Republican steering committes of the House expects within two weeks to decide the fate of the Dale bill to | liberalize the Civil Service retirement act, it was said last night by Chairman Bnell: of the House rules committee. Chairman Lehlbach of the civil service committee, who introduced in the House an even more liberal measure than passed the Senate, has been in! conference with Chairman Snell and other House leaders urging that House members be given an opportunity to te on this measure. The Dale bill s been substituted for the Lehlbach bill in the House. ‘There seems to be no doubt that if and when the Dale bill is allowed to eome up for .action in the House it will be passed by a big majority. | Robert H. Alcorn, chairman of the joint eonference on civil service re- tirement, is preparing a new summary for House leaders showing the record each year of the accumulation of the fund frqm deductions made from em- ployes’ salaries, how many annuitants there have been each- year, and how muchhas been paid annually in an- nuities. This will be ready for presen~ tation to the House leaders and mem- bers of the eivil service committee to- morrow. House leaders admif that seldom if ever has a legislative preposal been made that better fortified with statis. that might be raised. FINE IN AUTO DEATH Charge Result Aot Collision in Which Pedestrian Was Fatally Injured. Republican Steering Commit- | §; Dr. Frank W. Gray, colored, of the 300 block of B street southeast, was fined $100 by Judge John P. McMahon in Traffic Court, yesterday on & charge ‘Sesines him afier”s olision. Feniing “after @ eellision, resulting in the death of a pedestrian. On November 15 -an automobile operated by Dr. Gray ran down Joseph Lacy, colored, at Seventh street and lgnmfi:'fixn&:d l::enue southeast. Dr, Tay Wwas watching a grou of ahudr!hrhtnr fear they might rgx fi front of machine and consequently did not see the colored man in time avoid the aceident. Mahogany In_original Cartons KODEL 180-VOLT “B” ELIMINATOR Complete With Tube, List " B Batteries 45-Volt Large Size Fresh Stock We Test Them 99¢ BUCK TUBES WD-11 Type WD-12 Type UV-199 Type $ UX-2014 Type LB-199 Type UX-199 Type A Small Weekly Payment Will Buy an Atwater Kent Crosley Majestic Zenith et OFFICERS ORDERED HOME TO AWAIT RETIREMENT Harry E. Eaton, Infantry Colonel, Is Transferred From Philip- Col. Harry E, Eaton, U. S. Infantry, now on duty in the Phil has been ordered to the for transfer to April 10. served as a first lieutenant in the West G Virginia Infantry in the 8pa of 1898 and as a colonel of Infantry, National Army, in the World War. Ap- SN, S THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, pointed & second lieutenant in the Reg- ular Army in July, 1898, he reached the ‘grade of colonel in July, 1920. Col. Robert Vans Agnew, Army Veterinary Corps, stationed at Fort Ogle- thorpe, Ga., and Maj. William A. Chap- D. 0, JANUARY 6 1929—PART 1. MRS. MARY D. MARSHALL DIES AT DAUGHTER’S HOME Widow of Dr. J. A. Marshall to Mrs. Marshall had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Thomes B. Cochran, since the death of her husband in 1917 She was a member of St. Paul's Episco- al Church, Alexandria. Funeral serv- ces will be held tomorrow at 12 o'clock in Leed's Episcopal Church, Markham, TAG VIOLATORS WARNED. Maryland Official Says Proper Dis- play Is Vital Requirement, lurtoluwyeumnzmupmg- erly placed,” says Commissioner Baugh- man. “The law specifically provides that tags shall not be obscured, that they shall be kept clean and that they must not swing. This is a vital requirc- ment of the law, although many per- man, Medical Corps, at New Orleans, have hna ordered to their homes to await_ref 5 nt. Col. Vans ew was born in India and entered the United States Army in_June, 1916. During the World War he served as 8 lieu t colonel in the National Army. Maj. Chapman is from Vir- ginia and served the Spanish War and the World War. Be pine Islands Post. Islands, nited States the Amyi retired lisfii from Indiana an e T the late Dr. Ji Markham, years of nish War The new broadcasting station at Na- goya, Japan, will eost nearly $3,000,000. Mammy Lou Peanut Brittle 356 Pound Box Fresh, crisp brittle, made of pure country molasses and simply “chockfull” of tempting, tasty Virginia Peanuts. Made fresh for this sale, Large, select peanuts that have been properly roasted and just enough salt added to make them delicious. Buried Today at Markham, Va. Special Dispatch to The Star. JEFFERSON PARK, Va., January 5. ~—Pneumonia today caused the death at the home of her daughter here of Mrs. Mary Douthat Marshall, widow of aquelin A. Marshall of . Mrs, Marshall was 83 4 Born in Weyanoke, James River, Va., Portamouth, Va. Mrs, recently. —the Better to Serve You Burial will be in the church cemetery. Surviving Mrs. M three ribling Robert D. Marshall of Washington and Edward C. Marshall of Charlotte, N. C., and three daughters, Cochran and B, Washington of Jefferson Park and Mrs. J. P. Talman of Falls Church, Va. arshall are ——————— More than 3,500 dogs were entered at a bench show in Edinburgh, Scotland. Speclal Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, January 5.—Motor Vehicle Commissioner E. Austin Bajgh- man this week issued a warning to motorists of the State which, if disre- garded, is going to make their 1929 ;:'n‘:l"v:mn tags considerably more ex- sons fail to realize this fact, The prop- erly placed, tvroperly kept marker, is, first of all, from the law-enforcement standpoint, a means of identification. It s often vital in the identification of the “ait-and-run” driver. 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