Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1929, Page 4

D. C. EDITOR flIES OF HEART DISEAS EN. wnkinson, Member of * “Herald Staff, Succumbs in Sleep—Native of Ohio. Edwin Harmon Wilkinson, city editor of the Washington Herald, engaged in newspaper work for almost half a cen- tury, died suddenly from heart disease this morning at his home, 1837 M street. | His body was found by his wife, Mrs. Hope Wilkinison. He apparently had died in his sleep. He had not been ill, but recently had complained of the heat. Mr. Wilkinson was born at Norwalk, Ohlo, 67 years ago. When 22 years old. he commenced & newspaper career, the last 25 years of which were spent as a member of the Hearst organiza- tion. Previous to his affiliation with the Hearst papers he was managing editor of the Cleveland Leader. Mr. Wilkinson came to Washington ‘from New York five years ago. For the greater part this time he served as Sun- day editor of the Herald. He was one of the best known news- r men in the country and had osts of fflends in the profession. In the play “Gentlemen of the Press” one of the characters is said to have been made up to resemble Mr. Wilkinson. ‘The character was called by the famil- dar nickname of “Wilky.” Mr. Wilkinson is survived by his vlldov and two children, Albert H. Wil- kinson, now conducting a newupl T -ynflluu in Newpz:;‘vk, lnd un lmn;emenu have not b-en ‘completed. BUSINESS HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI HAS ELECTION Paul 7. Sedgwick Choseh President of Amd.ltlan—llrctm yan‘Is Becref m of the da-l of Iheflminulgl;h ‘“ Association :tt.helnnunl the organization, he_rl&n m attended by HL{MP. assistant principal of school; past ts and members of the associa- ating class of this . In addif to Mr. Se the , treagurer, , the new president, hn been “active in alumni work since uating from the school. Kemdutor the law profession and was admitted to the District bar in 1024, lfldhemfl‘le post of assistant corporation counsel ‘in 1926-1927. Resigning the latter post in 1927, Mr. Sedgwick became a member of the law firm of Pearson, & Diener. U. S. BAND TO MAKE TOUR ON RETURN FROM SPAIN Eighteen States, Including Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico, on Concert Route. The United States Army Band, which is now returning from the Ibero-. Amefl can Exposition at Seville, mml-ke llconufl’t tour of 18 Stat duxi.n( e Fal ‘The itinerary of the tour, which has not yet been definitely determined upon as to date of departure and concerts, will include Pennsyvanis, Ohlo, Ken- tucky, Indiana, Missouri, Kansas, Okla- homa, Arkansas, Texas, New ueneo, Georgla, Mississippl, ‘ennessee, North and souv.h DELEGATES TOMEET| [ music | MAKE TOUR OF D.C. Catholic Students, Attending Mission Crusade Here, Will Elect Officers Tonight. Departing from the routine of daily ; | morning business meetings, the 1,000 delegates to the sixth general conven- tion of the Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade, being held at Catholic Univer- sity, embarked on a sightseeing tour of the city at 9 o'clock this morning. After traveling in busses to most of the principal buildings and points of interest in Washington, the delegates returned to the university for lunch, after which divisional meetings were re- sumed. At these meetings various topics relating to crusade ornnlnunn -nd ‘m ln the l!ternoon paral l! ite mudnn young women were fn be th Al tho former meeting candidates for the national executive board were to be nominated. ‘The elections will take place at a gen- eral business meetin,n tonight, when divisional discussed yesterday by the the Pro) d1"\‘.! "l %;emrelfl.ho.cwt e Propagation of at the university in connection with égg convention. & concert by the Boys’ School MUSIC COLLEGE ' OF xunc COMMENCE- MENT. ve the invocation and also spoke on of co-operation in tlur oeouplunm in mtywhowenmwdonthema Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Roberts and Mrs. Eight students received mduu d.l plamll and four received grees. The mdunu dlvlomu vere awarded to Winifred Marie Chamber- lai:., Bertha Gordon, Gladys Dorothy | iano; Ar ;umt Delano, Mary Margaret Gas- trock and Befty Marle Gray, voice. Bernice Shepard reeelvd a teacher’s diploma in violin. Eula Smith Dorsey received the degree of bachelor of fine arts (In music). The dqne of bwch- elor of mullc was bestowed u Char- lotte True '.hmry and .Youph Bar- becot in voice. Barbecot also re- ceived his artist’s dlnlomn in voice. 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