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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-27
BURTON NOT TO Retire
AT END OF HIS TERM
Senator From Ohio Will Be
Candidate for Reelection,
He Declares.

Silencing rumors that he will vOlun-
tarily retire from public life at the end
of his present term by announcing def
nitely that he will seek reelection two
years hence in primary, Senator Theo-
dOre r. Burton of Ohio last night issued
"a statement favoring a primary to de-
termine whether a senator is to devote
his time to legislative matters or to the
distribution of patronage.
'"There is absolutely no basis for the
anonymous report that 1 shall not be a
candidate for reelection Senator Bur-
ton declared. I'm the first place. 1 am
deeply interested in the problems which
now confront the country, and am
anxious to- do what can to assist in their
solution. In the second place. the per-
sistent campaign of calumny and false
hood which has been waged against me
in certain portions of Ohio makes me all
the more determined to enter the contest.
Refuses to Be Driven.
1.-TWO years remain before my candi-
dacy for reelection will be determined.
BY that time the Constitution will be
amended SO as to provide for the popu-
lar election of United States senator's l
shall welcome the opportunity to present
my cause to the people of Ohio. confident
of their sense of fairness and equity. /
refuse to be driven from public life by
such weapons callmny and abuse. Ii
L am TO be defeated for reelection it will
be by the peop.e, and not by the poiti
clans.
II shall be prepared to explain. and, if
necessary. defend my vote on every bill
which has come before the Senate during
my term of office. l propose to know
whether the people of Ohio wish their
representatives in the Senate to take a
part in framing and debating bills which
involve the great issues before the Amer
lean people, or whether they prefer to
have them act merely as messengers for
selfish interests and dispensers of pa
tronage and spoils.''
The fling about patronage is believed to
he directed at Harry NJ. Daugherty, chair
man of the Ohio republican committee.
Mr.. Daugherty claimed the right to make
recommendations for filling certain fed
eral offices in Ohio. and sent a list of
names to the White House. Senator Bur-
ton took exception to this view.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-27
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
William C. Gray and Julia Tyler
James Brookins and Mary Adams.
James Millar and Fannie III. Wright.
Joseph kinsman and Elsie NJ. Wise.
Stephen Richardson of Glen Echo, Nd,
and Mary Gill of this city.
Hiram w. Stutler of this city and Lii
lie T. Hathaway of Chevy Chase. Md.
William A. Thompson and Elizabeth L.
Proctor. both of Prince Georges county.
Nd.
Charles G. Phaup and Mamie J. Jones,
both of Richmond. Va.
James Ridgly and Faith Williams.
Thomas j. Tucker and Rachel Joyce.
John w. B. Ladd of Boston. Mass,
and Alice G. Bouteil of this city.
John B. Horstkamp and Katherine Is.
ROdler.
Leon T. Coleman and Blanche Shaw.
Carroll Finley of Philadelphia, Pa. and
Catherine i. Mcnamara of Lexington
lAbner p. NeT and Grace NJ Steuben.
James E. Matthews and Eliza NJ.
Brown.
Thomas Glienham and Mary B. Pear
son. both of Fairfax county, Va.
Earnest G. Edwards of Alexandria, Va,
and Hannie V. Sullivan Of Casanova. Va.
Cato w. Poole and Bertha Jefferson.
Charles T. Evans and Emma c. Lane,
both Of Charlottesville. Va.
John w. Mercer and Alcista r. Hewitt,
both Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Christopher J. San Fellipo and Edith
NJ. Elliott
Joseph A. simons Of Collington. Md,
and Katie f. Lawless of this city.
James F. Saunders and Pearl E. Myers,
both of Leesburg. Va.
Charles ]. Zoerner of Philadelphia, Pa,
and Lucy NJ. Bowen of this city.
William H. Keys and Pearl A. Massells.
SiSSnn NPYna L.
both of Richmond, Va.
John A. Ritter of Baltimore, Md, and
Katherine l.. Delp of York, Pa.
William E. Decoss and Bessie E. Han
back. both of Warrenton, Va.
John R. Burton and Viola French.
Frank B. Burr and Virginia 3. Dun
ham. both Of Martinsburg. W. Va.
Christian w. Sellner of this city and
Annie l.. Crouch of AIiddleburg. Va.
Charles A. Riley and Annie Johnson.
Emanuel Ward and Annie Montgomery.
James Johnson and Sarah A. Smith.
Francis Fl. Darnall Of Hyattsville, Nd,
and Anna NJ. Baumann of Pindell, Md.
James NJ. Montgomery and Martha III.
Goode.
William F. Greene and Winfield l..
Corbin, both of Baltimore, Md.
James Monroe and Sarah Jupiter.
William P. O'Brien of Potomac. Md,
and Nellie w. Williams Of this city.
Henry S. Oswinkle and Catherine Mil
| ler both of Baltimore. Md.
Eliot w. Bruce and Mabel L. Brawner.
George NJ. Ortman and Mary NJ.
Fischer. both of Baltimore, Md.
George c. Smith and Helen G. Serrin,
Samuel B. Stricken OF Midland, Va,
and Susie v. Lawrence Of Amissville.
Va
John Kenna Killers and Lila z. Ella
son.
John I. Smith and Sarah E. Loor.
Henry Lucas and Cornelia Lewis.
Arthur Pinkney and Sarah A. Morton.
Herbert r. Parkinson and Ruth E.
Totty. both of Richmond, Va.
Peter Singleton and Annie McGruder.
William l.. kolarick and Goldie f.
Morris.
Arthur B. Cardwell and Della W.
Reddick. both of Richmond. Va.
| Thomas V. Chick and Mary L. Par
IRISH both of Bumpass, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-27
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to
the health department in the last twenty
four hours:
Isidor Rayner CO years, 1920 18th street
northwest.
Robert B. Harold, 81 years, 32S5 NJ
street northwest
Maria F. Brennan, Ga years, 10 9th
street southeast.
Franz Kopp. IS years. So street north
west.
William Lewis. 6S years. Providence
Hospital.
Ann willett. 50 years. 40 F street
southwest
Ida NJ. Evans, 50 years. Sibley Hospital.
Infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar w. Ly-
dard, one-half hour Garfield Hospital.
Infant Of Samuel and Mamie Jones. few
minutes, 261O L street.
Bailey Fields, "a years, $40 Willow Tree
alley.
Annie d. Palmer. 13 years, I'LL Seaton
street northwest.
William Ward, 40 years, Freedmen's
Hospital.
Alexander Hawkins. q years, 1O6 10th
street southeast.
Charles Cray. 81 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Edward Tyler. cs years. tuberculosis
Hospital.
Russell Monroe, 3 months, Freedmen's
Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-27
ITS ANNUAL BENEFIT.
The Starmont Aid Will Hold Fair
for Needed Fund

The StarmOnt Aid. an organization for
meriy known as the Starmont Auxiliary
is preparing for it's annual benefit which
Will be held in the mezzanine gallery Of
the New Willard Hotel, Monday and
Tuesday. December and 3, from Il to
10 o'clock pm
The efforts Of this organization are in
behalf of those suffering with tubercu-
losis who are in need of financial aid.
Until the last few months it's patients
were sent to the Starmont Sanatorium at
Washington Grove. Md. Since that in
sttution closed for lack of funds the
Starmont Aid has sent it's patients to
Saranac, n. Y.
AS additional demands are therefore
made upon it's resources an especial eff
fort is being made this year to raise suf-
| ficient funds SO that no sufferer need be
denied help. and it is hoped the public
will respond generously.
The officers of Starmont Aid are:
Mrs. w. III. Sholes. president: Mrs A. p.
Clark. first vice president; Mrs. A. W. Nc
Lachlen. second vice president; Mrs. w.
c. Fitch, treasurer; Mrs. w. D. Writ, re-
cording secretary; Miss Davenport, COR
responding secretary.
Those in charge OF the tables are as
follows:
| Flowers and tea table, Mrs. w. w. CHS
we'll and Mrs. Bates Warren; fancy table,
| Mrs. A. NJ. McLachlen; apron table, Mrs.
w. r. Myers; candy table. Mrs. P. 2.
Mullett; mems table, Mrs. Carter Keene;
| cake table. Mrs. w. d. Writ; grab bag
| and Christmas cards. Mrs. W. F. Holtz-
| man: doll table. Mrs. Ernest Janson;
preserves. pickles., jellies. ETC.. Mrs.
Flora Dyer; lemonade, Mrs. D. P. Hick-
ling and Miss Acker; rag rugs, Mrs. H.
| B. Johnston.
Others assisting at the various tables
are Mrs. George M. Sternberg Mrs Cliff
| ford X. Bergman. Mrs. John Mitchell,
Mrs William F. Roberts. Mrs. G. Ver-
| non Knox, Mrs. Lester D, Moore, Mrs.
| III. R. Howenstein. Miss Bessie Sensner,
Mrs. S. J. Prescott. Mrs. William Ram
| say; Mrs. S. f. Lewis, Mrs. John Writ
Mrs. T. P. Stephenson. Mrs. Mabel Nc
Kay, Miss Gawler. Mrs. John Maury,
Mrs. W. d. Monroe. Mrs W. II. White
Mrs Arthur Copeland, Mrs. George Har-
| ris. Mrs. Everett Partridge, Mrs. Rich
ard Sylvester. Mrs. w. c. Fitch, Mrs.
Byron Adams, Mrs. w. I. Dyer. Mrs. W.
| G. Morsell. Mrs. p. J. Byrne. Mrs. George
Rees, Mrs. &c. H. Korts, Mrs. NJ. B.
Wheaton. Mrs. William Stewart. Mrs. s.
A. Reese. the Misses Davenport, Mrs.
Thomas p. Hensey, Mrs. Amos Hunt
Mrs. r. D. Sholes. Mrs. P. B. Chase,
Mrs. William Clark. Mrs. Frederick
Cochran, Miss Julia Karr, Mrs. A. b.
| Lacey, Mrs. John Pistol. Mrs. H c.
Rothrock, Miss Rose Eberley, Mrs. L. F..
Schmeckerbier, Mrs. w. F. GUIDE, Mrs.
E. SPEECH and Mrs. ]. c. Walker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-27

ment OF their daughter. Mildred Randel.
and Lieut.. Charles Ellsworth Swartz. L..
S. A. The wedding will take place the
latter part OF January.
Mr. Bunyon of the British Museum has
been for a week at the University of
Michigan. Among those invited to assist
at the reception given there in his honor
was Miss Frances Gurley ADAMS of this
city. now a member Of the university
staff.
A family gathering witnessed the mar
riage at the home of Mr.. and Mrs James
Henry Moser last night of their daughter
Miss Lydia Moser and Mr.. Elmer V.
Griggs. at which Rev. S. NJ. Newman Of
ficiated.
The drawing room was decorated with
roses and palms, and the bride. who was
escorted by her father. wore white lace.
embroidered in chrysanthemums. and the
tulle veil which her mother had on at
her marriage was caught with lilies OF
the valley Her shower bouquet was OF
roSebudS.
The maid of honor. Miss Elizabeth
Clark. wore pale blue crepe de chine,
and carried pink rosebuds.
Mr. Ivan Milton of Brookland was best
man.
Upon their return from their bridal
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Griggs will reside at
1914 G street. Among the out-of-town
guests We're the brides grandmother and
aunt hTS- StONll1e ana MISS ScONllle OF
Connecticut. and Miss Shaw of Aurora
y. Y.
Miss Margaret Hawkins daughter OF
Mrs. =. 4. Hawkins of Washingt on. ID. g.
who has been much feted during her
stay in Los Angeles. Cal. was the guest
of honor recently at theater party given
by Miss Matilda Grimes of Pasadena. Miss
Hawkins will return east for the inaugu-
ration.
Miss Laurie Cross of Glendale, Md, is
visiting at the suburban home of her
cousin, Mr.. Wilton Harvey, on Langdon
Heights
Capt. William A. Roberts of Langdon
has returned from the annual reunion of
the survivors of his old regiment. the 45th
Pennsylvania Volunteers. held at Will
Transport. Pa. Can't. Roberts was a men,
Der of the committee that prepared the
recently published history of the regi-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira J. Baker of Langdon
are now on the ocean en- route to Venice,
Italy. for an extended visit with their
daughter. the wife of DR.. Mensa a sur
geon in the Italian navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-27
Births Reported.

The following births We're reported to
the health department in the last twenty
four hours:
Bert and Helen Howard. boy.
Carl +. and Sarah j. Wilson, girl.
Charles +. and Blanche Walker, boy.
John E. and Alice Z. Posey, girl.
Thompson and Edna Pearson, boy.
John l.. *. and Nellie l. Main, boy.
Henry C. and Alena G.. Huntemann,
boy.
Ernest and Pearl Hollidge. boy.
Fortunate and Guiffre, girl.
Laurence E. and Lulu l.. Gates, boy.
Benjamin S. and Eta l.. CARRIER. boy.
Criscenzo and Rosie Fimiani boy.
Pietro and Michelina d'Intino, boy.
Timothy J. and Susanna NJ. DAILY, boy.
Albert w. and Susan NJ. Du Bots. girl.
Charles and Hattie Thompson, girl.
Harrison A. and Catherine Smith, boy.
Daniel and Mary c. Scott, boy.
Webster and Mary MattoX, boy.
Roshia and Ada Jackson, boy.
Maj and Lizzie Jackson. boy.
Bonnie and Maggie Holmes, boy.
William and Sarah Cole, girl.
Ernest and Sarah ]. Baylor, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-27
In Memoriam.

HOLMES. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my my Beloved dau ,, anu our dear sister
one year ago. November 70. 1911
Thank God for the faith that teaches
" hen the struggles of life are Ger.
We shall meet our own. loved ones.
And shall know them all more.
What matter though life be dreary.
And we tread its paths alone,
III when the journey is ended
In heaven well know own?
By THE FAMILY.
HUTCHINSON. In sad and loving remembrance
or my dear father. WILLIAM III. HUTCH
ahSoN who died one year ago. November
God called him home. it was His will,
But in our hearts We love him still.
His memory is dear today
As on the night he passed away
BY HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. MRS WALTER
A. CONNER.
MCCORMICK. In loving remembrance OF our
dear father. MICHAEL MCCORMICK. WHO
died three years ago today. November -,
By HIS CHILDREN.
beloved husband, MUNRoE TODD MoZEE,
who died one year ago today. November u.
Ny dear husband is Sleeping;
No care is his brow.
oh, blame me not for weeping:
have no husband now.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, ALICEs CLINTON
decatur, ILL.,, papers please copy.l
SPEAkE. In loving remembrance of our dear
mother. SALUDA A. SIEAkE, who entered
into rest nine years ago today, November "a
1903. "
Nine years ago today she left us:
How We miss her tongue can tell;
But our comforts in her teaching:
Jesus doeth all things well.
WASHINGTON. In sad but loving memory of
my dear daughter, ETHEL WASHINGTON,
who departed this life year ago today
November "a, 1912.
In the lonely graveyard, Ethel,
You have been sleeping one year
There is not day that passes
Which does not fill my eyes with tears.
You not forgotten, Ethel;
1t would be hard TO do.
For as long as life and memory lasts
i Will always think Of You.
BY HER MOTHER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-27
DIED.

ARMSTRONG. suddenly November -. L. y.
ARMSTRONG. beloved husband Of Lille
Armstrong.
Funeral from his late residence 60 o strcet
northwest. on Friday. November -, AT
Vernon Lodge. No. >. Knights Of Pythias at
Glcnwood cemetery. -
BOoSE on Monday. November -. 1912, at
Freedmen's Hospital. HERBERT BooSE. lc-
loved husband of Ella Boose
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral from ST. Augnstine's Church Friday.
November ~. AT o'clock am.
cARDozo. On "Wednesday; November q, 1912.
AT am. ROMENA HOWELL. CARDoZo -
Deanwood. ID e, widow of the late Francis
l.. Cardozo.
Interment ,privatel November ~ at Harmony
cemetery. -"
$50 o'clock pm; CAROLYN r.. beloved
daughter of Frank and Hehecea Coleman:
granddaughter of Caroline t;roze. and sister
Funeral from her late residence. SIS Delaware
avenue southwest. Thursday. November -.
GRlER. On Monday: November ., 1912, a,
northwest. RALPH H. the beloved husband
of Ella r Grier. aged ffty-cight years.
Funeral services At the Rhode Island Avenue NJ.
+. Church. LIST street and Rhode Island ave-
nue. northwest. Thursday. November IS,
HARRIS. Departed this life Wednesday. No
yember %. 1912, at Io:l7 am. at his r.
dence. sol 1lth street northeast. after a b icf
illness Dr. LEROY ii. HARRIS, husband ~
Nrs Willie NJ. Harris.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HARRIS On November 70 1912. at the rcSi-
dence Of her aunt. Mrs. Eliza Y. Werms. NJ a
Plata. Nd. Miss 4. DELLA HARRIS. daush-
ter of Hon. benjamin q. and Martha n.
Harris. aged seventy four wears. Surviving
members Mrs. Joseph II. Key of ST Mans
county. Mrs Robert Cole and Miss Della Al.
Maddox of Washington.
Funeral Thursday. November IS at Leonaritown.
lnterment at the old family buryng ground
mt ''EllenboTough.
JENKINS. On Tuesday. November &c. 1912. at
6:l5 pm, at the residence OF her daughter,
Mrs Nellie j. Latta. 1921 Massachusetts
avenue southeast. ANNE G. JENKINS
widow of the late Col. Henry Jenkins and
mother OF Kettle v. jenkins.
Funeral services at residence. Friday November
-. at 10 am. Interment at Lswinsville, Va
REST. On Tuesday. November &c 1872 nj 40
am. at the residence of her daughter Mrs
Charles A. Peters, 626 lith street nori hcast.
ELNoRA REST, in the sixty year ~
her age.
Funeral from the residence 90 her daughter ,n
Thursday, November IS. at s:3o Reauiam
mass AT Holy Name Church at 10 O'Clock In
terment at Mount Olivet cemetery. %.
,i:lo pm. at the residence OF her daughter
Mrs. l.. y. Allen AS | street southwest
washington. -. g.. SARAH II. ROBERTS,
widow of the late Thomas W. Roberts
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from her late residence
Friday, November -. at go pm. Intern snt
at Congressional cemetery aSs
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RECEIVER IS ASKED FOR.
Action Filed Against the Auto De-
livery Company.

Proceedings to have a receiver APP
pointed for the Auto Delivery Company
were commenced today in the District
Supreme Court by the Gettysburg Battle
Picture Association, creditor.
The plaintiff says the defendant owes
5000 and has assets which will not eX-
coed 81 600 in value. Attorney Alfred d.
Smith represents the creditor.
Justice Barnard cited the defendant cor
poration to show cause next Friday why
a receiver should not be named.
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Will Plan for Inaugural Parade.

To make plans for their appearance in
the inaugural parade the members of
the East Washington Democratic Club
will meet tonight at the home of the
president, William S. Riley. 200 I'd street
southeast. Speeches are expected from
Robert E. Mattingly, Daniel A. Edwards,
c. C.. Frost and Judge O. B. Hallam
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place at the seaside resort and only the
immediate families of the bride and
groom were told. Formal announcement
was made today.
Mrs. Hunt is the daughter of Mrs.
Martha Genevieve Banks and the late
Clifton w. Banks of this city. She met
Mr.. Hunt at Asbury Park several years
ago and then began the romance which
led up to the marriage in September. Mr..
and Mrs. Hunt are at home to their
friends at the residence of the brides
mother, 1927 9th street northwest.
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TURKEY SPECIAL IN NEW YORK
Tennessee Train Contains Provision
for 65. 800 THANKSGIVING Tables.

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. November ~
The turkey special" train of thirty
four cars. containing provision for 65.soo
Thanksgiving tables. reached here last
night from Tennessee. and practically all
the birds will be sold on the New York
market before shutdown.
The shipment is the largest single con-
sighment OF the birds ever made.
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GIVE AWAY SECRET.
Marriage in September Announced
by the Contracting Parties.

Friends OF Miss Marie Lucille Banks,
a student at the Central High School.
have just learned of her marriage Sep
TENDER II to John Quackenbush Hunt of
Asbury Park, n. j. The ceremony took