Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1929, Page 42

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A pilgrimage to the tomb of Gen. Nelson A. Miles, former commander of the United States Military Order of the Loyal Legion, in Arlington National Cemetary, will be made in the afternoon and a wreath which taps will be sounded by a bugler from the Army. ‘The banquet of the society will be served in the Willard room of the Wil- lard Friday evening, at which the speakers will be Bishop James E. Free- man, Representative Ruth Hanna Mc- Cormick and Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant, 8rd. Greetings will be extended by Capt. A. L. Woodford, national com- mander of the District of Columbia Commandery Military Order of the Loyal Legion. Saturday morning will be given over to business meetings. In the after- noon reports from State presidents will be read and plans for the future work of the society discussed. The officers of the society are: Mrs. Wellington Q. Hunt of Detroit, national president; Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker, first vice president; Mrs. John R. Hoff- man, junior vice president; Mrs. Charles Olney Cook, treasurer; Mrs. Annie L. Stilson, recorder; Mrs. Isa- bella M. Boniface, registrar; Mrs. Celia Miles Reber, chancellor, and Mrs. Edna Browning Ruby, historian. The State presidents are: Illinois, Miss Laura Sexton; New York, Mrs. Jasper Cairns; Michigan, Miss Mary Lacey; Pennsylvania, Mrs. Percy Y. Schelly; Minnesota, Mrs. M. W. Yerxa; California, Mrs. H. G. Matthewson; Ohio, Mrs. J. V. Cleaver; District of Columbia, Mrs. Virginia White Speel; New Jersey, Mrs. Joseph Thomas; Indi- ana, Mrs, Ella Cooper Zaring; Massa- chusetts, Mrs. John J. Thomas; Con- necticut, Mrs. F. C. H. Wendel, and Kansas, Mrs. Alice B. Metcalf, many of whom will be here. 23 STUDENTS TAKEN BY POLICE IN RIOT Philadelphia Trafic Jammed Dur- ing Melee, in Which Clubs, Stones and Bottles Figure. By the Ascociated Press. PHILADELPHIA, April 10.—Twenty- three University of Pennsyivania stu- dents were under arrest today on charges of inciting to riot. In a general fight at a street intersection near the dormi- tories yesterday police used their night- sticks. The students met the charge with a barrage of stones and milk bottles. All the reserves from City Hall and those from the West Philadelphia police districts were called out to battle sev- eral hundred students. “We hadn’t had much fun for a long time,” one of the arrested students re- plied when asked what had caused the disturbance. Riot calls were sent out after the stu- dents had gathered at Thirty-seventh and Spruce streets and assumed control of the traffic lights. Owing to the man- ner in* which the lights were operated, traffic was soon in & jam and a num- ber of accidents wert narrowly averted. WISCONSIN PLANNING TO AMEND DRY LAW Bill Before Legislature Transfers Duty of Licensing From State Control to Local Units. By the Associated Press. MADISON, Wis,, April 10.—A bill to take the State of Wisconsin out of the prohibition question and which would turn the duties of licensing beverage sales over to local units has started on its way through the Legislature. Senator Thomas Ducan of Milwaukee, in introducing the bill yesterday, ex- plained that it would repeal the Sever- son prohibition act (the repeal of which was favored in a State-wide referendum last week); abolish the office of pro- hibition commissioner, and repeal the appropriation to the State prohibition rtment; give towns, villages and cities power to license and regulate the sale of intoxicating liquors and regulate the conduct of intoxicated persons and provide penalties. Unless the rules are suspended, the bill will probably be three weeks in passing through the Legislature. STk SR R T UNION HITS SALARY LIST. | secretary-treasurer, in Miners Reduce Officers’ Pay Fol- lowing Drop in Own Wages. PEORIA, I, April 10 (#).—The biennial State convention of the Illinois Miners’ Union has reduced the salaries of Harry Fishwick, president; William J. Sneed, vice president, and Walter Nesbit, accordance with e " Chicago A A TS e conl nego- tiated last September. President Fishwick’s salary was re- duced by the convention yesterday from $425 monthly to $388.60, Nesbit's salary was cut from $395.50 to $359.10, and Sneed’s was trimmed from $367.20 to All other officers and fleld workers of the organization were given a similar reduction. R I e TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. National—“The Bad Man,” comedy, | at 2:20 ‘and 8:20 p.m. Belasco—* " with Helen Men- ken, at 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. Poli's—"“Ta Bouche,” French ‘musical comedy, at 8:20 p.m. Strand—“Nite Life in Paris,” bur- lesque, at 2:15 8 u pm. Earle—"“Sonny ” photoplay, It 10:50 ;’.m.. 12:30, 2:25, 4:20, 6:06, 8 pm. and 9: Palace—*The Dummy,” nt 11:30 2:10, 4:30, 7:45 and 10:05 p. " Fox—“Kid Gloves,” n'mn 1 am. to pm. 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