Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1937, Page 6

A—6 ¥» " Dratha. BANNISTER, MARY CATHERINE On ursday. _October 14. 1937, MAR CATHERINE BANNISTER. aged 83. be- loved wife of the late William F. Ban- nister. mother of Lillian Chestnut,” Annie Bannister. Mary Fitzgerald, Eisie' Miller and Willlam Bannister. Puneral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Fitzeerald, 713 Roxboro place n.w.. on Mopday, October 18, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Glenwood Oemetery. _ Member of Patriotic Order_of America. 'Camp No. 2. * 17 ~BAYNE, JAMES. On Thursday. Oc- oder 14, 1937, at ihe Alexandria Hospital JAMES BAYNE. beloved husband of Ne M. Bayne and father of J. Whitcomb and Louis N. Bavne Funeral Monday. October from St. Mary’s Church, Alexandria. a. at 10 ‘am. Interment St Mary's inetery. Arrangements by the De Maine funeral home. BEALL. EMMA_GARDINER. On Friday, Oetober 15. 19:7. at' her residence. Ber- n Heights, ‘Md. EMMA GARDINER LL. beloved wife of Richard E. Beall and mother of Amy Beall McBride of Al- toona. Pa. and Roy G. Beall of Berwyn eiehts. Md. Funeral from the Berwyn ‘esbyterian Church Monday. October 18, at 1 o'clock. Interment Ivy Hill Cem- efery. Laurel Md. 17+ BIEBER, ELLA. On Friday. October 15. 1937, at Providence Hospital. ELLA BIEBER, 'beloved wife of the late John Bieber and mother of William Dixon. ~ Fu- neral services at, the chapel of Thomas F. Murray & Son. 2007 Nichols ave. s.e. on Monday. October 18, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Tnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 17 BROWN. ROBERT. Departed this life on: Thursday, October 13. 1037, after & long illness. ' ROBERT BROWN. devoted son of the late Henry and Patsy Jackson Brown. He leaves to mourn a wife. Mary Prances Queen Brown: four sons. Jam Jesse. Francis and Bernard Brown: five sfsters. one granddaughter. Mercedes C. Brown: three daughters-in-law, Florence, Zglia and Mabel Brown. and a host of other relatives and friends. Body can be viewed at his late residence. 2647 Bowen 108d se. after 12 am. Sunday. October 17. " Funeral Monday. October 18. from Our Lady of the Perpetual Help Church. 1pth st. and Morris rd. s.e.. where requiem 1 be said at 9 a.m. for ihe repose of his Father F. M_Schreinewiss offici- urial Mount Olivet Cemetery. 17 CHELINL, EUGENE MARTIN. Suddenly. on Priday. October 15, EUGEN] MARTIN CHELINI, aged 82 vears. belove son of the late James and Marianna Che- linl. Funeral from 1316 Gallatin st. n.w.. Monday. October 18. 'at 845 am.; thence to the Church of the Holy Rosary. where mass will be offered at 9:30 am. for the Tepose of his soul. Relatives and triends A invited. Interment Mount Olivet Com- etery. 7 CROWELL. SARAH. Suddenly, on ¥ri- dpy. October 15. 1937, at her Tesidence, $201 Pairmont ot n'w. SARAN CROWELL, Bervices at the . H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2801 14th st. n.w. on Saturday. October 16, at & p.m. Interment Ham- monton. N.' J. DAVIS, PETER J. On Friday. October 15, 1937, at Gallinger Hospital. PETER J. DAVIS. father of Edward J. Davis of Wash- ington, D. C.: Joseph Davis of Bambers, 8. C. Mrs. Essie Irving of Chicago, TIL. and Mrs. Queenle Bovd of New York City Remains resting at Stewart's funeral home. H st. ne. and may be viewed after 1 .m. Sinday, October 17, Interment Bam- s. C 7 DAY, CLARA MAY. On Thursday Oc- tober 14. ‘1937. at Providence Hospital. CLARA MAY DAY. beloved wife of Robert M Day and mother of Mrs. Agnes Clark, Mrs. Caroline Browne. Helen Day, Mrs. Mildred Burrows and Mrs. Bertha Knott Funeral from her late residence. 5018 5th st. n.w. on Monday October 1R, at R:15 am.: thence to 'St Alovsius' ' Catholic Church. where mass will be offered at § m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 17 DEVILLE. SARAH. On Thursday. tober 14. 1937. SARAH DEVILLE. survived by a devoted son. John Barb & sister, Mrs. Sylvia' Davis of New J.: also other relatives and frien mains resting at the Malvan & Schey fu- neral home. New Jersey ave. and R St. n.w. Funeral from above parlors_on Monday. October 18. at Relstives and friends invited. Waoodlawn Cemetery. EDWARDS. MARY CECILA. on Friday. October 15. 1937, dence. 1131 Longfeliow s CECILA EDWARDS (nee Pindley) 2:30 p.m. Interment Suddenly. Ma). €. Fugene Edwards and mother of C. Eugene Edwards. )r.Funeral services at the above address £:30 am.: thence to the Church of the Nativity. 6004 Georgia ave. n.w. where mass will be offered at § a.m. Interment St. Mary’s Cemetery. 17 FRENCH. REV. WILLIAM H. On Pri- @ay, October 15. 1937 at 10:30 a.m. &t his residence, 4409 Hayes st. ne. Rev WILLIAM H.' FRENCH. devoted husband of Josephine French. beloved father of Virginia__Jackson. ~Evelyn French. Jos- ephine Orowner and Paul French. He also leaves other relatives and friends. —Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis fu- neral church. 1432 You st. Notice ©f funeral later. GORMAN. CATHERINE M. On Thurs- day. “October 14. 1837 at her residence, 410> 38th st. n.w. CATHERINE M. GOR- MAN. ‘beloved wife of Eigene V. Gorman and mother of Mrs, Frank T, Becker, Mar- maret, Isabelle and Anne Gorman. Fu- neral {rom her late residence on Monday. October 1%. at 9:30 am. Requiem mass &t the Shrine 'of“ths Biessed Sacrament at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited fo Attend.” Interment Mount Olivet Cem- etery 7 GUTHRIE, CHARLES BELL. On Satur- ay. October 16, 1 at_his residence, 3415 Holmead place n.w.. CHARLES BELL GUTHRIE. beloved husband of Mary Lil- lian Guthrie. Notice of funeral later. HARRIS, CLAYTON, JR. On_Friday. October 15. 1937. at Gallinger Hospital, CLAYTON HARRIS. Jr. loving father of Helen Harris and devoted son of Clayton arris, sr. and Floria Harris: brother of rs. Arietta_Price, Elmer. Walter, Jack and George Harris. He also leaves other relatives and many friends. Remains Testing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. ird and Eye sts. 8.w. Funeral Mon- di tober 1R, at 1 p.m. from the Lib- rty Baptist ~Churoh Z and Eve sts. n.w.. Re fns officiat- ing Interment in Payne's Cemetery. 17 HARRISON, FRANK, Departed this life on Saturdav. October 16. 1937. at Gal- Tinger ~ Hospital, FRANK HARRISON brother of Susie Robinson and Basil Har- rison. He al: leaves to mourn their loss a devoted friend. Zulome Moore, and sev- eral other relatives and friends. Remains Testing_ar Eugene Ford's funeral home. 300 South Capitol st. Notice of funerai ater 17 HARTIG, MARY L. On Saturday. Oc- tober 16, 1937. at her residenc 1613 ‘ebster st. n.w. MARY L. HARTIG. widow of the late Gustav_Hartiz and nw. Beaths. JEFFERSON, ELIZABETH A Departed this life on Wednesday, October 13, 1937, at Emergency Hospital, after a short ill- ness. ELIZABETH A. JEFFERSON. She is survived by two nieces. one nephew and a godchild. “Bertha Stewart. and many other relatives and friends. Remains rest- ing at Barnes & Matthews' funeral hom 614 4th until 3 p.m. Saturday, : thereafter at her Iate resi- L st. sw. Funeral Sunday, September 17, at' 1 p.m.. from Zion Bap- tist Church. F st between 3rd and 4th sts. sw.. Rev. G. Edwards officlating. In- terment Harmony Cemetery, JONES, ISAAC NEWTON. Suddenly. on Friday, October 15, 1937. &t his home, on Vienna, Va.. ISAAC NEWTON JONES. 'He is survived' by his widow. Mrs. Mildred Jones. and six children. Funeral services i’fl,n““"i"m“‘“fi,‘ 17, at ey ng's chapel. Vienna, terment Flint Hill Cemetery, 15KEMP. MARY A On Prid 5. 1047, at Providence. Hospi A KEMP, beloved wife of the 1a J. Kemp of 605 Emerson st mother of May. Raymond L. Kemp. Funeral from her dence on Monday. October 18, at am. Reauiem mass at the Ohurch of the Nativity at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 3 ll;lhg)fzb\', GEORGIANA. ay. October 13 1 at Casualty Hos- pital. GEORGIANA LINDSEY, devoted wife of Maichla Lindsey. beloved sister of Har- Hson and Alice Goldman and aunt of Fenton Goldman. She _also leaves other Telatives and friends. Remains resting st the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w.. where funeral services will be held at p.m._Sunday, October 1¥. In- terment Odd Fellows™ Cemetery, Arling- ton. Va. 17 MAYHEW. ELIZABETH AKEN day, October 1 at 4:50 am. her residence. 1311 Bay st. se.. BETH AKEN MAYHEW (nee Smith), be- loved wife of the late Alexander Mayhew and mother of Rosann Marie Mavhew Cookman. = Puneral from her late res dence on Monday. October 1X. at 2 p.m.: thence to Anacostia Bantist Church. 14 and W sts. s.e. where services will held at 2:30 ‘pim. Interment Congres- sional = Cemetery. 'Relatives and friends invited. g McCONNELL, WILLIAM H. L 0. 0. F.:" Special session of the Grand Lodge. I O. O. F.. of the Dis- trict of Columbia is calléd for Priday evening. October 15. 1037, in the I 0. O ¥, Temple, 419 7th st. n.w.. at o'clock, to taks appropriate action on the death of Past Grand ‘Treasurer WILLIAM H. McCONNELL. who passed away Thursday morning. October 14~ at Sibley Hospital. Repre- sentatives and past grands please take notice. By order of the grand master. LINWOOD E. DONALDSON. Grand Master. Atiest: HARRY L. ANDRESEN. G. Sec. MILLER. IDA C. (EDA). On Thursday. October 14. 1937, TDA C. (EDA) MILLER: beloved daughter of the late Adolph and Emma Geler Miller. Funeral from her late residence. 1345 Shepherd st. n.e.. on Monday. October_18.at 8:15 am. Re- quiem ma: at St. Mary's Church at 9 am. Relatives and friends are invited. Taterment St. Marys Cemeters. 17 MILLER. TDA C. The Ladies' Sodality of St. Mary's Church will meet at the late residence of Miss IDA C. MILLER. 1345 Shepherd st, n.e.. on Sunday. October 17, 1957, at 3:30 Pm., to recite the pravers for the dead. MRS, AUGUSTA NEULAND. Vice Prefect. MISS ADELE WASSMANN, Secretary. 17 On Wednes- On Fri- Attention NELSON, FRANCES ADELLA. On Thurs- day. October 14, 1937, at her residence, 1414 Corcoran st. n.w.. FRANCES ADELLA NELSON, devoted mother of Franklin P, Nelson. ' She is also survived by many other relatives and friends. Remains may be viewed Sunday. October 17. after 12 noon. at Adams & Smoot’s funeral hom: 2425 Nichols ave. s.. Funeral services Monday. October 18 at 2 pm. &t the Bethlehem Baptist Church. Nichols ave, and Howard road se. Rev. J. C. Banks pastor.” Interment in Rosemont Cemetery. [} Suddenly. on Thurs- day. October 14, 1 . at Casualty Hos- pital. THOMAS ORR. member of United | Association of Journeyman Plumbers and Steamfitters. Funeral ervices at the Saffell funeral home. 475 H st. n.w.. on | Monday October 18. at #:30 a.m. Reaiiem mass at St Patrick's Church at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 13 PETERS. GEORGE W. On Friday. Oc- tober 15. 1937, at 10:45 a.m.. at his resi- dence. 3710 O st. n.w. GEORGE W. PETERS. beloved husband of Fannie Peters. devoted father of Edith Foster, George F. Peters. Alice, Margaret and Roumania Peters and brother of Martha E. Key. He is also survived by other relatives and many friends. Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by McGuire. 18 RANSDELL, HARRY W. On Thursday, October 14, 1837. at Marine Hospital, Norfolk. Va. HARRY W. RANSDELL. be- loved husband of Marie Ransdell (nee Mc- Farland). son of the late E. L. and Frances E. Ransdell and brother of Mrs Thomas K. Saunders. ~ Funeral services at Hysong's parlog. 1300 N st. n.w.. on Mon- day. October ¥#8_at 10 am. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 17 RIVERS, SILENE GALE. On Friday. October 15, 19:17. at her residence. 1718 Sth st. n.w. SILENE GALE RIVERS. he. loved wife of Rev. David P. Rivers and devoted mother of Merk E.‘and Ellis F. Rivers and Mrs. Eleanor R. Wheatland Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by McGuire. 17 SCHOTT. ROSALIE M. On Friday. Oc- tober 15. 1937, at Sibley Hospital. ROSA- LIE M. SCHOTT. beloved wife of the late John Schott. mother of John Walter and Harry C. Schott. Funeral services at the W._'W.Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Monday. October 1R at'l p.m. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore. Md. 17 SHOEMAKER, GUY Suddenly. on Priday, October 15, 1937."at the residence of his sister. Mrs.'Maude 8. Ponton. 510 25th st _south. Arlington. Va.. GUY E. SHOEMAKER. beloved husband of Erna E. Shoemaker ‘and father of Erna Elizabeth and Robert Shoemaker of Cheshire. Ohio. and Mrs. Laurence Bott of Freedom. Pa Funeral services at the W. W. Chambe: Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin ‘st. n.w.. on Sunday. October 17, at 3 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment strictly private. 17 STEERMAN, ANNIE. On Thursday. Oc- tober 14. 1937, ANNIE STEERMAN. be- ioved wife of Louis Steerman and mother of Mrs. A. C. Lappin_of Detroit. Mich Mrs. Nathan Libott of Beverly Hills, Calif and Mrs. Allan Fisher of Washington. Funeral from her late_residence. 2610 Woodley place n.w.. on Sunday. October 17. at 11 am. Interment Adas Israel Cemetery, 16 ORR, TWHOMAS. mother of Karl W. Hartig. Funeral gery- ites at her late residence on Monday. Oc- tober 18, at 2 pm. Interment Prospect Hill Cemete; 17 HAST, AUGU: funeral home. dth st ave. n where services will be held on Monday. October 18. at 2 pm. Interment Des Moines, Towa. HOLDEN, DR. RAYMOND T., SR. Sud- enly, ‘on Saturday. October 18, 1037, at isZesidence, 3111 16th st. n.w.. 'Dr. RAYMOND T. HOLDEN, Sr. beloved hus- nd of Celeste Moritz Hoiden. Funeral om the above_residence on Tuesday, Oc- ber 19, at 9:30 am.: thence to_the Tine of the Sacred Heart Church. 16th st. and Park road n.w. where requiem mass will be sung at 10 a.m. for the re- pose of his soul. Relatives and friends §7e, invited.” Intefment Mount Olivet Cem- ery. JACKSON, MARY ELIZABE turday. October 16, 1937, at 3:15 am. n Casualty Hospital, MARY ELIZABETH JACKSON. devoted wife of Rutherford ackson. beloved mother of Louise and izabeth Jackson and sister of Grace mith. ~ Remains resting at the McGuire funeral home. 1820 9th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 18 JEFFERSON, ELIZA. The officers -and embers of the Young Ladies’ Brilliant ar Benevolent Association are notifled attend the funeral of Mrs. Eliza A. lefferson, Sunday. October 17. 1837, at 1 .m.. from Zion Baptist Church, F st. be- N’ 3 lent. INEZ CLOMAX, Secretary. 5 Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. NW. Col. 0432 817 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 918 Cleveland Ave,, Riverdale, Md. Frank Geier's Sons Co. . L. SPEARE CO. 3 th IcOessOr £0 nor connec with el W R lnnrhuu ent. St. N.W. g.m’?&u"“zw 1009 *rd. Lee’s Sons Co. : FUNERAL DIRECTORS ' Crematoritm Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 8200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons é«;;f,&,«;! $°5034 M St. N.W. » FUNERAL DESIGNS. T_.GEO. C. SHAFFER — )DERATE mxg PHONE NAT. 0108. 'fi"." s Cor. 14th & Eye FLOWERS, INC., Funeral S FLONY RS nw.” Fiekae SE5e” GUDE noi.wca ~ Floral Pieces PSRN Nations) 276 CEMETERY LOTS. ik Mdo 18’ 2 owill sell for” 8400 cash ational Memorial Park. Va. raves: will sell these for h b Frite' 6. W, ROBRNTEON, 1037 STEELE, LILIA HALL. Entered eternal rest Wednesday. October 13. 1 at Petersburg, Va. LILIA HALL STEELE, devoted mother of John and Mary Nelson, randmother of John. jr.: Virginia and into 37 «dna Nelson: loving gister of Mrs. Julia Furgeson, Mrs. Martinia Conray, James E.. Columbus C., John E. Rev. Oliver and 3 % he also leaves other Telatives and many friends to mourn her ure, = Mmllng r!llfi;lld ‘l‘lh& Jo!lm eral chapel, 3rd and Bye & w. untll B Dm. Sarirday, Oetoper | thereafter at_the residence of her brother. Rev. Oliver Hall. terbrook, Va. Pu. neral on inday, Oct r 17. at 1 p.m.. from the irst Baptist Chureh, Chester- brook. Va., Rev. J. H. Pairfax oficiating. Interment church cemetery. 14.16,17 THOMA, GEORGE MICHAEL. _Sud denly. on Saturday. October 16. 1937. his_residence. BR8 Colorado ave. n GEORGE MICHAEL THOMA. beloved hu: band of Erah C. Thoma and father of Corallie Thoma. ' Notice of funeral later. (Philadelphia papers please copy.) THOMAS. JAMES COX, Departed this life on Tuesday. October 12. 1937, at his residence. 181 Le Droit court n.w.. JAMES COX THOMAS. He leaves to moirn their loss a devoted mother. Carrie Cox Thoma: father. William Thomas. He is also su vived by two brothers. John and Bernard Thomas: three sisters. Mrs. Gladys Mat- thews. Edith and Grace Co; ny other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home, N. J. ave. and R st. Muneral from ‘the . October : etery. TILGHMAN, JERUSHA JANE. Thursday, October 14 1037, at ner.‘r-’i‘.xg TILGHMAN, t C. ilkinson. Puneral f) the McQuire funeral home, 15“(‘; Mh":? n.w. Sunday, October 17, at 30 p.m. Friends invited. Interment at Harmony Cemetery. 16 TILGHMAN, JERUSHA J. ‘The Ladies' Tinney ~ Phyllis Wheatley = Soclety’ an- nounces the death of Miss JERUSHA J, TILGHMAN. at_her residence. 1746 S si.. on Thursday, October 14, 1037. Services will be held 'at Maguire's funeral parlors i “"“fi&ifl%”flfifi: CePenia . . President. MARGARET BYRD, Rec. Sec. . VAUGHAN, ALICE. On Wednesday. Oc- tober 13, 1937, at her residence. 1634 frd st. nw.' ALICE VAUGHAN. devoted wife of William A. Vaughan. sister of Mary Wils born of Baitimore, and “Nathaniel Webb of Greenville, 8. C." Many other rel- atives and friends survive. Remains rest- ing at Frasier's funeral_home, 389 R. Y, ave. n.w. TFuneral on Saturda¥, Octoher 16, at 2 pm. from the above-mentioned parlors.” Interment Lincoln Memorial Cem- etery. D. WESSELLS, BARNEY Suddenly. on . 1937, at Cambridge, Priday. October 15. Md., BARNEY D. WEBSELLS. beloved hus- band of Emily E. Wessells, son of Walter W. Wessells: brother of Mrs. Mary Parks, Mrs. Flora Richter. Snowden W.. John W.. Claude W_and or 8. Wessells, Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w., on Monday. October 18. at 9a Interment King e, Va. 17 WILLIAMS, GEORGE. _ Widow's Son Lodge, No. 7. P. A. A M. will hold a special =communication Sunday. October 17,1937, at 11:30 S0l aitend, the funeral of Brother GI E_WILLIAMS. Services at Shiloh Baptist, Church at 1 o'clock p.m. H. C. TARDD, W. M. J. 8 GBORGE. Secreiary. In Memoriam. HULL. WILLIAM §. o the Tnemsy ofouk daet ugasy ord Tather, ‘Wi 8. Who' lett" v sixteen years ago today, Ociober 16, 1921, Those whom we love go out of sight, They ‘ake cherihen B Tt hearts, 61 fiose ey Teave benindr 1 his Oy TR L P P » and fust to the m it s bay THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, O Divorced Wife Slays ‘Ex-Husband’s Bride - __Mrs. Nell Reynolds, 40, divorced wife of Jack Reynolds, killed Mrs. Naomi Nelson Reynolds, her ex-husband’s bride terday. <Left: Reynolds and his slain bride. of tw Right: Note left b, of self-inflicted bullet wounds shortly ajter the shooting. DR.R. T. HOLDEN DIES HEREATTT Prominent Physician Was D. C. Native—Funeral Set Tuesday. Dr. Raymond T. Holden, 77, native of this city and for many years one of its leading physicians, died sud- denly of a heart attack last midnight at his home, 3111 Sixteenth street. Dr. Holden had continued in active practice up to the time of his death. Members of his family said that yes- terday he had made several calls as usual. and that his death was quite unexpected. In recent years he had suffered from heart disease which had caused him to take his duties more lightly, but had appeared in good health. Dr. Holden was born in Washington on April 23, 1860. His parents, who had come to this country from Ireland, lived here many years. During a practice of 51 years in Washington, Dr. Holden had become prominently identified with the medi- | cal profession. He built up a large | practice soon after his graduation from the Georgetown University School of Medicine in 1881. Before then, he had attended St. John's College. Dr. Holden was active in the Med- ical Society of the District of Colum- bia for many years and was a member 8150 of the American Medical Associa- tion and the Clinical Pathological Society. For a long time he had been on the staff of Providence Hospital. He is survived by his widow, for- merly Miss Celeste Moritz; two sons, William J. Holden and Dr. Raymond T. Holden, jr., both of this city, and | two daughters, Mrs. Len J. Dillon of | Detroit and Mrs. Fred J. Murphy of | Boston. He is also survived by a| brother, Thomas F. Holden, of this| city, and two sisters, Mrs. Clarence Ruckle of Baltimore and Miss Eliza- beth Holden, also of this city. Fuperal services will be held at 10 am. Tuesday at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Chair With a Radio. A lounging chair with a built-in radio set on the right side, is a most convenient arrangement and ideal for & bed room or small apartment. In Memoriam. JARBOE, _ JOSEPHINE; WILLIAMS, BEKTHA. In sad but loving remem- brance of our daughters ‘and sisters, JOSEPHINE JARBOE and BERTHA WIL- LIAMS. who departed this life nineteen years ago today, October 16, 1918. Time speed on. nineteen years have passed Since death its gloom, its shadows cast Within our home. where all seemed bright, And took from us two shining lights. We miss those lights and ever will. Their vacant place there is none to fill. Down here we mourn, but not in vain, For up in heaven we will meet again. THE FAMILY. * JORDAN, EMMA. A tribute of love to the memory of our beloved mother and srandmothe! [MA JORDAN. who_left Us efght years ago today, October 16, 1929, You are not_forgotten. Nor ever will you be. lelm . l:;g ind memory t]t:!ct ‘e shall aiways remember thee. ROSIE, PEARL. GINIA. MITCHELL, FRED. In loving memory of our beloved son and grandson. FRED MITCHELL. who departed this life four- teen vears ago today, October 18, 192:. What would I give to clasp his hand, His happy face to_ see, To_hear his voice and see him smile, ‘That meant so much to me. LOVING MOTHER. FATHER. GRAND- MOTHER AND GRANDFATHER. * REAGAN., MINNIE. 1In sad but loving remembrance of my dear wife and our dear mother, MINNIE REAGAN. who de- | Raleigh Hotel. parted this life one year ago today, Oc- tober 16, 1936, In our book of life there are memories Of tite happiest moments we'va known; And recorded in love is the blessing Of the wonderful one that was our own. ‘They say time heals a broken heart, But. oh. it is untrue: Por one long year our eves have cried And hearts have ached for you. A mother who gave us the best of her life, Who'cherished our secrets, our sorrow, our strife; Who taught us to love, who taught us to Dray— A mother in heaven, God bless her today. We miss your kind and cheery wass, With you we spent our happy days. We'miss you when we need a fricnd, you we could alwavs ; HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. SULLIVAN, IDA (NEE CROW). Ia sad T AN ror TBA BULUIVAR (nee Crom: er. ¥ Who' deparied this life nineteen ears Ak today. Beautiful memories of one 3o dear, We Wwill always cherish Wwith lov A day that comes with sad regret And one that we shall never forget. She had a smile for every one, A heart as pure as gold: To_those who knew and loved her Her memory will never grow old. N FATHER AND AR OTNERS, JORN. SRTHOR "HARRY AND WALTER CROW. . SULLIVAN, TDA W. In loving remem- BEVAR, STho enbesod inte clermal rst Biue , who entere - teen years ago today, October 16, 1918, Your sweet face is ever before me, T can feel your hand in mine: g sou it e ingers 3 ER LOVING HUSBAND, JOSEFH A. SUL- TAYLOR, WILLIAM H./AND PHILIP. memory _of our loved ones, brother. RO TAYLOR, who. left us ten years ago today. October 16, 1927. and our ne W, TAYLOR, twenty-one years ago, October 2. 1916. It lies around us like a cloud— The world we ‘4o fot see: Yet the sweet closing of an eyd May bring us there to be. Sweet souls around ust _Wateh us still 'Press nearer o our side: Into our thoughts, into our prayers, With sentie helping ~wlid Let death between us be us naught. 'A'drled and, vanished stream; Yo S meriny itfe the dream ps THE PAMILY. * THIRLES, MARY WIRT. A tribute of e and devotion to the memory of our GG Rl iy e et a3 years aso today, October 16, 1918, Memories are tre ires ‘ f nin Dies Suddenly Reno night club employe, shot and DR. RAYMOND T. HOLDEN., S.E.C. EXPERT FORMS ASTROLOGY SOCIETY But Ernest Grant Doesn't Use the Stars to Decide What Stocks Are Going Up. Ernest A. Grant, who spends seven hours during the light of day working | for the Securities and Exchange Com- mission investigating such uncosmic matters as the variation of stock prices, announced last night he is leading 300 ‘Washingtonians into the mysteries of | astrology. Grant is chairman of the new Wash- | its first meeting last night at meg He is devoted to the | science and resents the charlatanry | of those who prey on the credulous with bizarre claims for the powers of | ingtance, Grant said he abso- lutely would not seek from the heavens the answer to what stocks to buy for a quick rise, although he does believe the signs of the zodiac control gen- erally the course of one’s life, Grant's chief aides in the society are Willlam E. Covey, Swan A. Erick- son, and Mrs. Bessie 8. Anderson, who will devote their spare time during the coming weeks to seeking members and framing a set of by-laws for the or- ganization. FUNERAL RITES TODAY FOR DR. JOHN N. HEWITT Funeral services for Dr. John Na- poleon Brinton Hewitt, 77, linguist and ethnologist, who died Thursday at his home, 1015 East Capitol street, are being held this afternoon in All Souls’ Unitarian Church, with Rev. Dr. U. G. B. Pierce, the pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. For many years on the staff of the Bureau of American Ethnology, 8mith- sonian Institution, Dr. Hewitt was & recognized authority on Indian lore. He had learned to speak fluently in the six Iroquoian languages and had made extensive studies of other Indian languages and dialects. Since 1894 he had been custodian of manuscripts in the archives of the Bureau of Amer- iéan Ethnology. Dr. Hewitt was the author of many articles dealing with his research and studies. Twin Superstition. In Nigeria, twin babies are looked upon by the natives as having been fathered by the devil. One is always either poisoned or thrown outside the village into the bush to be starved July | ington Astrological Society,which held | Ais 0 weeks, in San Erancisco yes- Y Mrs. Nell Reynolds, who died —Copyright; A. P. Wirephoto. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; slowly rising tempera- ture; gentle variable winds. Maryland and Virginia—Fair to- night and tomorrow; rising tempera- ture tomorrow and in central and west portions tonight. West Virginia—Fair and not quite so cold tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy and warmer, Report for Last 21 Ho Temperature, Barometer, Degrees. - s 50 45 39 Yesterday— 4 pm. 3 pm Midnight Toda: 4 am. 3 am._ Noon 36 10 50 Record for Last 24 Hour: (From noon yesterday to noon today.) agilishiest, 52, 3:20 pm. yesterday. Year %0, galO¥est: 34. 6:30 a.m. toda Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 97, on August 20 Lowest, 19." on February 28, Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 92 per cent, at 4 a.m. Lowest,'37 per cent, at noon today. River Report. Potomac River little cloudy and Shenandoah muddy at Harpers Ferry; clear at Great Falls today. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Cosst Geodetic Survey.) Year ago, and| The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today 8un. tomorrow Moon, today Automobile one-heif hour 323 pm. 274 am. lights must be turned on ‘ter sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. Avge, January 5 February March _ April May June Re August September October November December i Weather in Various Cities. Temp. Rain- Baro.H'h Low. fall. f [ — 48 36 2 56 54 56 8 | 01 | Stations, Apiene. Tex Weath'r Cloudy Cloudy Clear Baltimore, Md Birmingham Bismarck. N. D Boston. Mass Buffalo. N. ¥ Charleston. 8.C Chicago. Il Cincinnati __ Cleveland Columbia. 8. C Denver, Colo Detroit. Mich El Paso. Tex Galveston Tex Helena, Mont Huron.” S. D Indianapolis Jacksouville Kans. City, Mo Los Angeies Loutsville. Ky Miami.Fla Mnpls-St. Paul New Orleans New York, N.Y Oklahoma’ City Omaha, Nebr Philadelphia Phoenix ~_Ariz Pittsburgh Portland, Me Portland. Oreg - Cloudy Rain Rain Clear Cloudy Cloudy Snow Rain Cloudy Cloudy Rain Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy 576 0.20 4 0.10 4 40 CTOBER 16, 1937. SHIPPING NEWS § Arrivals and Departures at New York Teday, DEGRASSE _Havre STATENDAM—Rotterdam ‘Tomerr ACADIA—Norfolk QUIRIGUA—Port Limon _ “ Menday, October 18, AMERICAN FARMER—London AMERICAN IMP'TERLiverpool COAMO—Trujillo City ROQUOTS- Jacgsonvite = LACONIA—Liverpool PASTORES—Cristobal QUEEN OF BERMUDA— Bermuda QUEEN MARY—Southamoton SANTA LUCIA—Valparaiso Tuesday, October 19, CITY OF CHATTANOOGA— nrsl;v'w:gmnn-row Norfolk - H PONCE_Puerio Plate - .-~ & PRESIDENT LINCO! PRESIDENT PIERCE— World cruise 1 SANTA PAULA—S8ani Prancisco YUCATAN—Vera Cruz - .. Wednesday, October 20. AMERICAN LEGION—Buenos res CALAMARES—Santa Marta_ . SEMINOLE—Jacksonville 7:0 Thursday, October 21. ACADIA—Norfolk CARABOBO—Curacao _ CHAMPLAIN _Havre FT. TOWNSHEND—St. Joh GRIPSHOLM—Gothenburg KONIGSTEIN—Antwerp VULCANIA—Trieste - Friday, October 22. ATLANTIDA—] Cell CARINTH] A-;J:llla e COLUMBUS—West Indles _ QE("TSCHLAND—HIMDIA!‘I GEO. WASHINGTON—Norfolk - 3:00 GRIPSHOLM —Gothenburg KUNGSHOLM—Havana PRRS, MONARCH OF BERMUDA— OMIERTE® Hava e SHAWNEE—Miami SAILING. Trans-Atlantle, Today. BRITTANIC—Lo: A % tte) WESTEINLAN%)——YA;{"‘IEPD Tomorrow, No sailings scheduled. Monday, October 18. IVAR—Oslo S ® oo & &3 8 &3 >>un>>1 bl g3 >Z> >LUI>> - 23 Raleigh. N. C _ Salt Lake City_ 29.92 8an Antonio __ 20.98 8an Diego __ 8an_Francisco Bt. Louis. Mo Seattle. Wash _ 8pok: Wi Tamps. Fla WASHINGTON Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Glear Gloudy Cioudy Rain Cloudy Cloudy Clear 30.10 30.60 52 FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather, 39 Cloudy an Fogey 48 Cloudy 48 Foggy 46 45 London, England Paris_France Vienna, Austria Berlin, ' Germany’ Brest. Prance g Fogey Zurich, Switzerland _ Fogy CITY NEWS IN BRIEF TODAY. Dance, Georgia State Society, Shore- ham Hotel, 9:30 p.m. Dinner dance, Beta Mu Sorority, Mayflower Hotel, 7 p.m. Dinner, Kappa , Beta Pi Sorority, Mayflower Hotel, 7 p.m. Dinner dance, Department of Jus- tice Post of .the American Legian, ‘Willard Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Oards and dancing, Columbia Chap- and eaten by the wild beasts. Often the mother is thrown out, too. Chris- tian natives will tip off the mission- aries, who rescue these unfortunates and nurse them back to health and life. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Frank H_Harley, 23, 723 Buclid st. and Mary E. Ford, 24, 639 L st. ne.: Rev. C. T. Murray, John McCain. 36. and Celeste McDonald, 20, both of 1324 Park rd.; Rev. C. T. Murray. James F.'Lee, 28. 4615 Sheriffl rd. ne. and Mallie C. Wright. 31, 1661 Park rd.; Rev, F. W. ; Prederick J. Whit Rev. Abram imon Moward D. Thonett, 25. 210. Channing st. n.e, and Susie M. Hickmai , Lovetts- S ville, Va_: Rev, O, P_Biackwelder. Harry 8. Karon. 39. Dululth. Minn.. and Berths L Edelstein, 85, 2205 D st Rev. 8. H. Mets. Allen R_Poster. 30. 4000 Cathedral ave, and Elberta G. Harris, 22, 235 2nd st. st. and 1151 New Jersey George Raesto. 23. and Dorothy Nees, 24, ot of New Tork Citn, e Bernard R. Teachem, 33, and Olena E. both_of Washington. Rerfachneider, 22. John A, Miller. 30. of Catonsville. Md.. and Dorothy V."Ghrk. 21, of Baltimore, W. K. Berryman, 39, of Washington and Bonla Moore. 24. of Alexandria. Herbert Schuenenan. 27, of Atlantic City, N, - and Jean Hayden, 26. of Asbury ark. N, J. oses 1. Adler. 23. of Charlottesyille, Va., #pd, Ruth " Robiiison.” 23, of Brookiys, Arlington, Howard DeC. Crocker. 63, and Edmonis Adelia_Jones. 60, both of A ton. Eiiis W Meeker, 25, and Mabel"Y. Dossett, . 32, both of Washi ipason- , 2roende ther} weLeagitze ot S witbhe Cnerine lngsc.'mnu-!e. a' and Violet Penland, ol "?&1&3‘?\ 88 Mariorie Lustle ter, O. E. 8, Masonic Hall, Four- teenth and Kenyon streets, 8 p.m. Lacture, “Bloodless Surgery,” by Dr. Jesse M. Rodgers, League for the Larger Life, 1414 Sixteenjh street, 8:15 p.m. Dance, Beta Chi Sorority, Wardman Park Hotel, 10 p.m. Meeting, Holzberlein Bakery, Hamil- ton Hotel, 8:15 p.m. Dinner, G. B. Meeke Co., Hamilton Hotel, 8:30- pm. Dance, Beta Psi Chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority, Indian Springs Golf and Country Club, 10 p.m. prZ xEER &K S S & grEkzzz Tuesday, October 19. IESPERIA — Beir, iy EW BRUNSWICK—Acora - Wednesday, Qctober 20. HANSA—Hamburg UEEN MARY—Southampton ASHINGTON—Hamburg Thursday, October 21, SAGAPORACK—Copenhagen Friday, October 22. ARMER—Plymouth 4:00 PM. IN—Antwerp ... Midnight SAILING. (South and Central Americs, West Indles Noon 9:00 P.M. -, Midnight ~10:30 AM. Noon ¥ 3:00 P.M. AMERIC, KONIGS LA Qoo FORT AMHMERST_8t. John HORACE LUCKENBACH— Pacific Coast e MONARCH OF BERMUDA— Hamilton - s MUNARGO—Havana _ ORIENTE—Havana s PENNSYLVANIA—Pacific Coast PLATANO—Honduras = PRESIDENT POLK—World cruise - ROTTERDAM —Kingston _ SAN JUAN—an Juan TOLOA—Santa Marta Tomor: WESTERN PRINCE—Buenos Alres < Monday, October 18. No sailings scheduled. Tuesday, October 19. ANCON-—Cristobal FRANKLIN K. LANE—Aruba s Wednesday, October 20 LARA_ Maracaibo Ancient Hygiene. While methods of disease transmis- sion are discoveries of recent years, the Mosaic laws have made provision against transmission that are similar to our own, but go a long, long way further. A person who touched an unclean animal or thing caught the uncleanness and had to wash himself and his clothing in running water, TRAFFIC CONVICTIONS SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING. u(fi.‘:eorze E. Irwin, 304 Taylor street, George C. Carroll, 770-A Gresham place, $15, FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING. uoflenry J. Detufo, address not given, ‘lzohn T. Raine, 420 Delafleld place, John J. Guzza, jr, 201 D street northeast, $10. u!lennor E. Athey, 1428 R strect, 5. Bernard Tretie, $10. Calvert H. Hardesty, 11 Sixteenth street southeast, $5. Francls B. Morrow, 913 Hamilton street, $10. Walter F. Sunderman, Virginia, $10, Thelma F. Wheat, Virginia, $5. Robert, A. Hankins, 715 Sixth street, $5. 5418 Pirst place, Samuel L. McDaniels, 3413 Sherman avenue, $5. Gilbert McK. Allen, Maryland, $15. Stanley S. Dennison, 1416 Twenty« second street southeast, $5. Levin P, Handy, jr,, 3601 McKinley street, $5. Margaret G. Kelly, 4481 Conduit road, $5. Sam A. Catalano, 524 Fourth street northeast, $5. Hyman Goodlinger, ticut avenue, $5. William Brown, 601 Marion court, $10. Charles King, 658 L street north- east, $5. William L. Bowles, Robert H. Heflin, street northeast, $10. Paul C. De Ment, 813 North Caro- lina avenue southeast, $5. 4550 Connece Virginia, $10. 3009 Franklin ‘The mare, 12 years old, was grazing when the bull attacked O’Connor in a pasture. She quickly kicked the sometimes the cleansing lasting for many days. bull into retreat. O'Connor escaped with minor injuries. WOODWARD & LOTHROP Draperies, Upholstery Fabrics . . . Cornices and Rods Offer Smart Solutions ¥ Selected from our complete stocks of damasks in many. colors and fine prints on cotton, linen, and faille fabrics. Printed Linens, machine and hand work in numerous pat- terns and color combinations. inches wide. Yard_——--___< Cedar Hill Washington’s Most Beautiful Cemetery NO CONNECTION WITH NOR INTEREST IN ANY OTHER CEMETERY UNDER THE 'SAME MAN- AGEMENT FOR THE PAST TWENTY-ONE YEARS All 30 &1 1o $3.75 Hand-Printed Cotton Fabrics on a serge material, 50 inches wide. Yard ___-____-_____-__-_-___$|.25 Satin-Finished Damask in Lily of the Valley pattern. 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