Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1929, Page 12

ATTEG CLUB DINER T0 BE TONORROW Sons and Grandsons of Founders to Hold Annual | | 5o *Simcient reason for - io o mdxfl:nmem of a wife and three Meeting at Willard Hotel. R, i i DAl months and then suspended sen- tence on Burmett's promise to THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.' C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1929. PRIZE IS DIVIDED. OFFICIALS IN LIQUOR NET. Miss de H. Bowling vice chair-| Caroline B. Stephen, Elwood Street, [ s s . Srinur s, “sundion: ‘Mme. Marle Vor d bers are as fol- | Unschuld, Miss Marjorie F. Webster, e e —— e e S Mrs. Bertha A. Yoder Werthner and| Three American Agronomists Get|24 Arrests Follow Indictments in| Dr. Bernard A. Baar, Miss Sibyl | M M- Leona Wise. 5,000 Award From Chile. Idaho and 20 Others Are Cited. , Dr. Frank W. Ballou, Mendel = § g:r'f::nd. 'A. Blustein, S. R. Bowen, Miss| Thousands Visit Sausage Fair. CHICAGO, November 15 (#).—The| WALLACE, Idaho, November 15 (#). May P. Bradshaw, Dr. "“H“E Moon | DUERKHEIM, Germany, (#).—The | American Society of Agronomists at its | —Twenty-four men indicted in an al-| oy Buits, Charles A, Camaller, C. C. O80- annual ssusage’ fair here, for which | banquet last night awarded the $5,000 leged North Idaho liquor conspiracy | G iy N Clufls' Be Neale, John | Plenty of wine was available to wash |prize offered by the Chilean Nitrate of | gore arrested by Federal officers yes- P e e Peyton B, | 9OWD the main item of the festivities, | Soda Educational Bureau to three lead- | terday and 20 more are to be taken Charles H. Le Fevre Is Chair- | Do, 5oyie Bueh Berett, B g ra: | attracted thousands of visitors, ~They ing American agronomists. The award | into custody P Shocar A Gioover, Mis Shir caieg DAGE 40 the ffteents, cen-]was distributed equally smong the| ‘Warrants served by United States . Dr. 3 2 s e s man—Gertrude H. Bowl- |Edith Louise Grosvenor, E. Frank Helm, | sage and Palitinate wines are consumed | myo A e e e ing Next in Line. Judge Demands TRAPUNTA PILLOWS Victim of Market Support Family By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., November 15.— Judge C. H. Howard agrees with Roy Burnett that the stock mar- ket has been tough on the bulls . H. L. Hodgkins, Maj. Harry g“fiorl;lan.x‘lmornlxlhn. Philip King, | °%cD Year. man of Rutgers University, New Bruns- | one, the she:ff of Shoshone County, J. Barckley Kirks, Dr. Lewis H. Kras- ' nfiéufihlfiafiq e O Moots | thres mOBMe 1:?‘:&”?}3‘;%?.‘ of & ley, Robert McP. T ), Al . A, Mooers R e Not Much Money, but So Heavy! | 8ot Ooters, Mnnesses. number- of bars. b , Mrs. P. W. MacMillan, Arthur ) an‘ig:rk‘.\:" H. P. Miller, 0. O. Mills,| WEST PALM BEACH, November 15 Sons and grandsons of the founder members of the Aztec Club of 1847, the military society of the Mexican War, will hold their annual meeting and ban- |- quet at the Willard Hotel tomorrow evening. The officers of Gen. Scott's army founded the club in Mexico City, and this group embraced most of the offi- cers who later became the great com- manders on both sides in the Civil War. ‘The grandson of one of these eminent men, Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant, 3d, is chairman of the entertainment commit- tee that has arranged the program, which was made public today. Maj. George Oakley Totten will give an illustrated lecture on Maya archi- tecture, which has been brought into the limelight by recent discoveries. Sec- retary Adams will respond to the toast “The United States Navy,” and Maj, Gen. George Barnett, World War com- mandant of the Marine Corps, will re- spond to the toast “The United States Marine Corps.” Assistant Secretary of | & War Hurle: had planned to respond ca behalf of the Army, but the club members now understand that he had been unexpectedly called away and can- not attend. Organizations to- be represented at the meeting include the Founders of | Patriots of America, the Sons of the American Revolution, the Military Or- g!r of the Loyal Legion, the Society of olonial Wars and the Soclety of the @incinnati. . Col. Grant explained today that the ¢ surviving officer of the Mexican ar died last Summer, and the mem- ership is now limited to the sons and grandsons of the founder members. W. W. Mackall is president; John H. Barnard, the son of the Gen. Barnard, zho fortified Washington. during - the ivil War, is vice president; Leonard L. Nickolson, jr., secretary, and M. Luck- Rer, treasurer. - Brooklyn Bridge. © Brooklyn Bridge is 6016 feet long (including approach), with a span of 15955 feet and a helght above water 133 feet. ofl’t A just -support his family, even though the market touched rock bottom. ‘The jurist admitted he might have had more sympathy for the defendant if it were not for the fact that Burnett's stock holdings were nil. 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