Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1931, Page 6

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Butke, county auditor, was accused of converting the money to his own use. Warrants charging embezzlement and for- gery were issued. Butke disappeared yesterday. VIRGINIA WIDOW BURIED FRENCH MINISTERS TABLE NAVAL PACT Briand Merely Outlines Reply| to Forthcoming Interpel- lations in Chamber. B the Associated Pl‘ulv. ; PARIS, May 5—The council of min- ieters avoided fermal discussisn of the it Pranco-Ttalian naval situstion when it|84Fvices Are Held at Warrenton met today, and Aristide Briand merely | for Mrs. Ellen Daniell. outlined the general lines of his TeDIY | g0 i0) pispateh to The Star. to forthcoming interpellations in the — \WARRENTON, va, May f —The Chamber on his foreign policies. \gfl!lgl‘ of ‘Mrs. Ellen Dandell, widow of These probably will center chiefly R4y Daniel, was conducted vesterday at | her home near Warrenton, by Rev. E. 5. about the Austro-German customs ac- gyt i® L Bo0 e hade in War- cord, and the government has decided | renton Cemetery. Mrs. Daniell was a to ask the Chamber that Thursday nnfl;g:'nv: off 'xrr‘mlanfli l:laA\xghursgr Gen. | . | Douglas of the British Army. She came Friday be set aslde for the forelgn af- i} 0 B} goricClice, soon after her mar- fairs debate. riage to Mr. Danlell, aleo an Englith- Congratulate Zamora. man, and both lived to old age, she The radical Soctalist group of the | being 85. Mrs. Danie!l leaves three children. Chamber, meeting this afternoon for | g, Charles Daniell, Mrs. J. Chi'ton the first time since establishment of the | Gray and Miss Alice Daniell, all of | Spanish Rog:bllc. telegraphed congrat- | warrenton. | ulations to President Alcala Zamora, | It was understood that the It:)iln‘ reply to the French naval proposals was | o introduced as a matter of form, then| O E t tabled. M. Briand, it was said, informed hh! ur ar s o | colleagues that he would discuss the document with the Italian and British Ambassadors. No formal reply is ex- cted from PFrance before the League ouncil meeting at Geneva on May xs.; Matin Publishes Reply. ‘The newspaper Matin published today | what it understands to be an analysis of the Italian reply to French proposale for the tripartite naval accord. The | Italian note was transmitted to the foreign office yuterdli'. The first section of the reply, said the Matin, reviews the history of the | negotiations among France, Italy and Great Britain, notably the last phase, ending in the agreement of March 1. | The second part was described as a | eritical analysis of the final French gug- | gestions and the third a statement of | the Italian counter-proposals, which | are said to be analogous to those in the | recent British note. | Already translated, the document is being studied clmlg l?h Quay D'Orsay an Marine. Greater Washington! experts of the | e ministry of | WHITMAN FIRST EDITION | PLAQUE TO BE unvmeoi Printshop in Brooklyn Where Poet | Stood in Setting Type for Vol- ume Will Have Marker. By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, May 5.—A plaque will | oe unvéiled in Brookiyn May 31 to a first | ecition. | laced at the corner of | Fulton streets and will | mark the epo | w'- little printshop—the shop whetei poet stood At & compositor's case rum.mmly setting the type of his irst volume of verse, “Leaves of Orass.” | There was no market for that first| edition in the 18508, M;‘y on the rare | occasions when & ¢o it 16 up at auction, it sells for $3,000 or more. | Dedication of the plaque comeés in | the same month that & bust of Whit- | man 18 placed in the Hall of Fame. In | the hall also is & bust of John Green- leat Whittier, & contemporary It who was 80 disgustéd with the itman verse that he threw a copy of the first | ;drlemn of ““Leaves of Grass” into the 3 | . | A hostel to be bullt at Wolhuter. South ea, will accommodate 6,000 unmarried natives. D _C. TUESDAY, BY SHOT INTO HOME Father and Two Children Suffer Slight Injuries in Beale- ton Attack. Spectal Dispateh to The st WARRENTON, Va, May B8.—Some unknown person shot up a family party Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keogh, Bealeton, Va. serfously wounded. Mr. and Mrs. Keogh, their older children and a neighbor, Hugh Me- Clung, were . taking supper in the | kitchen when the shotgun was fired through the window. McClung received | eves esca; injury. Billy Keogh, 15, |ahd Mln”:lm Keogh, 16, each re- f the county are working on the case, :ut h!ne not discovered who fired the shot. End 15,800-Mile Flight. WARSAW, Poland, May 5 (P).— Capt. Stanislas Skarzynski and Lieut. 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