Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1930, Page 5

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON 0 D. C., SEPTEMBER 17, FRST DMSIN [ or s arvomes svrem soraoe s EEGUTVE TELLS WILL MEET HERE Annual Reunion Will Be Held From October 23 to 25, Inclusive. Veterans of the famous First Division of the American Expeditionary Forces will hold their annual reunion in Wash- ington October 23 to 25, inclusive. Ap- proximately 87,000 men served at one time or another in the division during the World War. The approaching reunion is one of significance as a war memorial bearing the names of 5,598 dead of the division ‘was erected in Washington in 1924, Gen. Charles P. Summerall, retiring Chief of Staff of the Army and who is president of the First Division So- ciety, being former divisional com- magdcr‘ in a message to the veterans, said: “We now propose to assemble this year at the home of the shrine to our dead, to honor their memory and to feel the bonds of comradeship that unite the living. For me, the senti- ment is especially strong, as it will be my last meeting with you while on the active list of the Army. It is my hope to greet at least as many of our com- rades as came to the dedication of the monument, and to the great number who want to come and cannot do so, and especially to our wounded and the fam- 1lies of our dead I send my affection- ate remembrance and gratitude for all that they have done in service and fidelity, and my fervent wish for their happiness and success in life.” ‘The District of Columbia, Maryland and West Virginia contributed both National Guard and National Army troops to fill the gaps in the ranks made by the division's battle casualties. WILD LIFE LEAGUE MEETING ANNOUNCED Marion County, W. Va., Branch to Hear Recommendations on Fish Distribution. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. FAIRMONT, W. Va., September 6.— The Marion County branch of the Wild Life League of West Virginia will meet OF BICENTENNIAL F. V. Fisher Gives Graphic Account of Plans for Celebration. Prederick Vining FPisher, executive officer of the District of Columbia Com- mission of the George Washington Bi- centennial, speaking last night over .radio station WMAL, gave a graphic account of plans for the great celebra- tion to which Washington invites the world in 1932, Mr. Fisher occupied the hour of the Washington Chamber of Commerce. Referring to the bicentennial, he said that two ideals lie at the bottom of this celebration in the Capital City: “PFirst, the coming of the American people—in groups of their common comrades or in the Dflfflm“fl of States or in great conventions—to pay their common homage and reverence to the memory and ideals of Wash- iny “Second, the holding of great stra- Debris shown scattered through cell at Amarillo, Tex., Jail, in which A. D. Payne, attorney, charged with killing A. his wife with a bomb, blasted himself to bits wit nitrogly verine. HIGH SCHOOL TO OPEN 22d Session of Waterford Institu- tion to Start September 10. Special Dispatch to The Star. WATERFORD, Va., September 6.— The twenty-second session of the Wa- terford High School will open Wednes- day, September 10, after the instruc- tors have attended the Teachers’ Insti- tute at Leesburg the day before, called by the county superintendent. The first day’s session of the high school will be occupied by enrollment and ar- Military brushes for rangement of classes, and the number | attending promises to be considerably in exces: last year. This will be the | | second Lupton Simpson ! | of Paeol ngs has been princi- pal, and assisting him_ will be Miss Katherine Bridges of Leesburg, Miss | Jane Crawley of Cumberland, Va., Miss | Minnie Russell of Waterford, and Miss | Cecllia Beiser of Lincoln. The Water- | | ford High School is one of the schools | accredited by the State Board of Edu- | cation, ‘ R O Chemulpo, Chosen, will spend $709,000 | ! in extending its harbor. | 1930—PART ONE. tegic central events throughout the Nation, each of which shall be & mag- nificent unit in the forming of a mar- velous panorama of pageants, parades and spectacles that will interpret the versatile life of Washington and lift up his ideals and impress this genera- tion with a new respect and honor for him. ‘Tournaments will be held, athletic meets, outdoor pageants, water car- nivals and regattas, in_ addition to celebrations of 18 great historic days. New Year day, ushering in 1932, will witness & demonstration at the Capitol by 10,000 school children, under the supervision of the Board of Education, for the singing of patriotic songs. Janu- ary 6, for instance, the wedding day of George and Martha Washington will be the occasion of another celebration. February 22, Washington's birthday, when President Hoover will deliver the principal address, will witness cere- monies in which Government officials, members of Congress and diplomats will Enmtlpqm Other special days which Mr. Fisher mentioned include Easter, March 27; April 30, as an inaugural event; Flag day, in June; July 4, which will be one of the greatest days of the bicen- tennial; National Firemen's day d Black Heroes' day, in August, the ter in the interests of Afro-Americans; Labor day, on_September 5; Constitu- tion day, on September 17; Columbus day, on October 12, and Armistice day, November 11. ARREST OF 2 STARTS MURDER CASE PROBE Culpeper Prisoners, Taken With | Alleged Stolen Auto, Held in Store-Killing Inquiry. Special Dispatch to The Star. CULPEPER, Va., September 6.— Rufus Dodson and his companion, Ray- mond Burke, who were arrested here yesterday charged with having a stolen car, are being held pending the investi- gation of the murder of Willlam H. Strother of Madison, tore near Haywood. was draned'ln new clothes Repair Parts for Hot Water Boilers Fries, Beall & Sharp 734 10th St. N.W. NA. 1964 found shot to ||} | death behind the counter of his little | i Dodson I and had difficulty explaining his where- ‘A5 abouts on the morning of the murder, according to the authorities. Dodson is said to have served several jail sentences in hannock and Culpeper Countles. It is declared he was convicted of chicken stealing on a large scale several years ago and broke jall in a neighboring county. His family live near Haywood, and he is frequently there, although he has been living in Baltimore some time. Sheriff J. J. Nash and other officials are in- Modern American baking equipment is being widely installed in New Zea- land, femous for its taste for bread and cake. Tribby:’s I 615 15th St You save approximately $3 a year by using Listerine Tooth Paste at 25¢ instead of dentifrices in the 50¢ class. Spend that saving as you please. The above is merely a suggestion. at the Court House Monday night to hear recommendations of the Fish Com- mittee with reference to the distribu- tions of fish to be made by the branch when the local streams are in condition for the fish to be placed. There will be from 4,500 to 5,000 fish to be distrib- uted, ranking in size from 2 to 18 inches. Many of these fish will spawn next season. All of them have been produced by the local breeding pond through efforts of members of the branch. Some months ago the branch decided that the distribution of fish would not be made until Fall. There was dis- cussiom whether it would be better to stock the streams with fingerlings or wait ahd place in the streams a large number that spawn -next season. By the decision that was made the local streams will be stocked. Had the fish been distributed last igflng it is likely about 90 per cent of them would have been destroyed by the drought. For- tunately Marion County streams will have a sufficient number of fish for good fishing next year and the stock will be greatly multiplied during the year. Another matter that, will come before the meeting will be the appointment of a Legislative Committee that will keep in close touch with legislative mat- ters pertaining to fish, game, streams end forests. in DiNING RooMm FUuRNITURE you: MBTB/ER may be the period in Dining Room furniture that appeals to you most, you are reasomably sure to find it among our many well chosen groups — all of them corvéctly designed, masterfully made and all reduced in this Sale. BIRTH CERTIFICATE WORTH IS STRESSED Virginia Vital Statistics Registrar Cites Importance of Registration. SHERATON Perhaps you prefer the diguified designs of this 18th Century master. 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Dr. Plecker pointed out that certifi- cates are needed by children when they reach the age of 14 in order to work under the child labor law, by persons desiring to secure soldiers’ pensions and compensations, by those who apply for passports to travel abroad and other ses. “You adults are applying in vain for birth certificates to use in taking civil service examinations for Government positions,” he said. “The jobs of many policemen and chauffeurs depend upon producing Virginia birth certificates, which do not exist because the appli- cants were born before June 14, 1912.” Securing workmen's compensation frequently depends upon producing birth and death certificates from the Bureau of Vital Statistics, Dr. Plecker f L] sald. 7/‘ Danville Seeks School Funds. Xpect ma g O thl S Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. ‘ tooth paste-pay /g <X} / motion of pre-vocational work. 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