Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1935, Page 18

EARLY DECISION Hear Arguments in Case December 16. A—18 % MERII_I_A‘I‘ R"ES MRS. GORDON BENNETT — 4 Calvert Group Holds Annual : Meeting—Medical Adviser Speaks. iokpi i teh to The Star. ill Be Repre-= | vecta Dispa District Bar Wil ' :; | o e, . Or At~ | vember 15.—Mrs. Gordon Bennett senled at Sel'VlcdeSd Lf St. Leonards was elected president of : ife the Calvert County Council of Home- torney Who Ende 5 | makers' Clubs at the third snnual ip Wheatley, president of | achievement day rally at Owings yes- m?bmf? gu ‘Association, today ap- | terday. She will succeed Mrs. Leroy | the Government asked the Supreme pointed & committee of 12 to represent | Williams. the organization at funeral ServiceS ' other officers chosen were Mrs, | Cember 16 on constitutionality of the for Charles H. Merillat, prominent| jonn w. Willlams of Prince Fred- | Tennessee Valley Authority act. Washington attorney, whose body Was | erjck, vice president, and Miss Vir- found late yesterday on a mud flat| ginis’ Norfolk of Owings, secretary- | asked permission to delay until next about half a mile below Chain Bridge. | tregsurer, - Friday the Federal npll}l, to .‘ :,“‘; ‘:y The services will be private and held| pp Kate Karpeles, medical adviser eight Southern rice millers attacking at the grave in Rock Creek Cemetery| ¢, the Women of the University of the A. A. A. The millers sought a this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The| \aryland, addressed the meeting. | L2MPOrary injunction against paying bar association committee will be| gpacial reports on various phases of processing taxes. composed of Walter M. Bastian, Alex-| cjuh" work were submitted by Mrs.| , The court probably will make its de- ander H. Bell, Paul . Black, Thomas | garry R, Hughes, Mrs. Samuel Wii- | cision on the motions next Monday. F Burke, Robert H. Driskill, Christo- | jjams, Miss Mary Wilson Gibson and | , X the T- V. A. request is granted, pher B. Garnett, Thomas M. Gittings, | Miss Ruth Lyons. three New Deal cases will be argued Hayden Johnson, Charles J. Kappler, in December. Percival H. Marshall, Henry Schwein- The court will hear arguments on haut and George H. Zeutzius. validity of the A. A. A. on December Policemen Find Body. Royal Christening Announced. LONDON, November 15 (#).—The STEAMSHIPS, Two licemen attached to the|son of the Duke and Duchess of Kent, — T — harbor ppocmcv,, Pute. Walter E. Davis | born October 9, will be christened at Eu'x‘l'ghse:?‘ N mane express liners via , and Willlam Link, found Merillat's| Buckingham Palace November 20, it | ih therty Boute body A search of the Potomac River | Was announced officially yesterday. | g A VIA FURNESS, 850 ui hac been made ever since Merillat's | It was understood he would be named sr\lb. '-&hdg&v:tte )?.'.fi'flw? u:‘r}:“:fllnl! disappearance November 4, and the | Edward George Nicholas Patrick. et Line 54" Whitehall St. New York. finding of his coat and hat on the Virginia side, near Chain Bridge. Coroner A. Magruder MacDonald dssued a certificate of suicide. Merillat was 70 years old, and be- gan the practice of law in the Dis- trict in 1905 after serving as city editor of the Washington Post and | as day mahager of the Washington § Bureau of the Associated Press. He lived at 1789 Lanier place. | ' Before his disappearance, it was gs | HORNING DIAMONDS Always Cost YOU Less Because They Cost US Less known he had been depressed since | the death of G. Percy McGlue, his |} law associate for 10 years McGlue | & died about a week before Merillat was | & Iast seen alive in a restaurant in the ] 1400 block of H street. X Educated in Capital. § Merillat was born in Washington § Lady’s Popular Elgin Wrist Watch__$22.50 Dependable 14-Kt. 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