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Evening star., 1927-11-27
MEMORIAL SERVICES
TO HONOR DR.. BOvEE
Prominent Medical Men TO Attend
Rites-Public Is
Invited.

Memorial services for DR.. John
Wesley Bovec, internationally known
gynecoloGiSt and surgeon, VIII be
held next Saturday night at S O'Clock
in the auditorium of the District OF
Columbia Medical Society, 171S NJ
street. The public has been invited
to the tribute to the distinguished
expert on Womens diseases, who died
September ) at Columbia Hospital.
Among the prominent medical men
who will take part in the memorials
ceremony are Or. Charles STANLEY
White, president of the medical so
ciety. who will preside; Dr. Sterling
RuHn, Or. Merritte W. lrclInd
surgeon general, t. s. A.; John
Osborn Polak, president of the
American AsSoCiat ton of obStctri-
clans, Gynecologists and Abdominal
Surgeons Or. Thomas $, Cullon Of
Johns Hopkins Hospitals; Or. George
w. kosmak of New York; DR.. J..
shelton Horsley, president of the
Southern Medical Association, and
Dr. George Gray Ward of Cornell
University.
For - years prior to his death.
Dr. Bovee had been professor OF
GynecoloCy at George Washington
University. He was responsible for
the Introduction Of new methods OF
surgery at Columbia Hospital.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department within the past -
hours
Anna f. Dean So "4oi Wisconsin ave.
Robert J. Derham. S3. United States Sol-
diers Home Hospital.
Allce burgess. ~ zoos Sth st ne.
MARY f. HAYDEN. -. Tuberculosis Hospital
Charles Zlegler. %, Garfield Memorial Hos
Dita'.
;, Elizabeth stmson, G5. Garfield Memorial
Hospital
Albert NJ. Mehlin=. ) 1877 9Th St
Mary A. Culver. 50. Sibley Memorial Hos
pital.
Elizabeth F., Moss. So. Georgetown Uni
verSity Hospital.
Thomas. McHaIe. 81, Georgetown Univer.
sity Hospital
Frank T. Brown ST. 141O C ST Sc
Margaret Taylor. 10 ST. Elizabeth Hos.
pital.
LYDIA L Stokes, IS 4310 Sheriff road
Henry Collins, 60 Gallinger Municipal Hos
pital.
George Smith So Gallinger Municipal Hos
pital.
Mary j. Tate 81 1415 9th st.
Walter N. Wheeler. ~. 1924 Church st.
William II, Boyd SO, Casualty Hospital
Charles Killnesworth. II, 2709 Sherman
ave.
James r. Williams. month. 1926 r st.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
LARGER BUS STOP ASKED
Utilities Commission Requests Bet
ter Coach Space.

The Public Utilities Commission re
uuested the District Commissioners
yesterday to authorize an enlarge
ment of the bus stop at 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, of the
Fairfax Falls Church line Of the
Alexandria Suburban Motor Coach
Co, owned and operated by Leon
Arnold.
A petition Of the company, asking
for larger space in which to park
its buSSeS. was opposed by franc
Director William II. Harland.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
CARDS of Tbanks.

Gardiner. l. f Gardiner and family
wish - express Their sluc"re thanks 70
hetdtjlul norlI tributes and the.r hIn,i
expressions Of sympathy at The death uI
thatr dr3r father AVID husband. Mr.. J. /.
GARDINER. 81.
MlHER. We wish to express our thauk- 70
our triends aud rciatlyC- Tor the sympathy
AMI beautiful floral tubUtes ~ the deatA
If orr mother Mrs MARY MAHEk
HER CHILDREN ROSIE john AND
MILL!AM MAHER. AND EDWARD
MEI ERS
MAYS. | wish to express to the many
friends nclIhbor- ami tratcru3l urEduIzA-
TORS my sincere thanks TOR their kindness
duriuG the Illness IT my beloved sou.
ALONZO X. MAYS and for the sympathy
aud beautiful floral tributes at the. time
of his death. HIS FAMILY. .
WELDON. We wish - express our @iHct ~
thanks 20 our relatives and friends for
their -Smnathy and bcauutu floral offer
~ AZ iather at nsle XX;HiREW II. WEEno>.' ''''''''
MAUD g. WEEnUN tND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
M0RR0WS ARE GUESTS
AT MEXICAN MUSICAL
Ambassador and Wife Honored bv
Secretary of Education
at CAPITAL,
by the Associated Fress.

By the Associated Fress.
MENICO CITY, November 2G--The
American Ambassador. Dwight W
Morrow, who has shown much inter
ost in Mexican music, had an oppor-
tunitH last night to discuss with some
Of the foremost musicians nj Mexico
their art, and enjoy their music. The
occasion Was n dinner given hy the
secretary Of education Scnor Puic
Casauranc, and his wife. in honor Of
the Ambassador and Mrs. Morrow.
Many prominent MeXicans were
present and the appearance Of the
musicians was a great surprise and at
he same time a great pleasure for
the guests.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
COURT BUSHES WORK.
Tribunal Here Attempting to Keep
Docket Clear.

The success which is marking the
efforts of the Supreme Court To pre-
vent congestion upon its docket is
shown by the record it has made at
the present term. when in less than
two months it has disposed OF one
half of the pending cases.
With one more opinion day re-
naming before it completes two
full months of the present term, the
Court has disposed of $40 cases and
has 32o remaining. This is an in
crease of GO in the number of cases
disposed of at this term over the
corresponding period of the previous
term.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following:
Milton F. Rodney and Mildred l.. Raw
lings both Of Richmond. Va.
Charlie Underwood and Jennie f. Algood
both of New York City.
Paul Spltzb bartt and Helen NJ. Snyder. both
of Baltimore.
Carl r. Power and Vera II. Griffith. both
of Fuduay Springs. y. G.
Golden Jelfries of Newport. Ky. and Ellie
Sayles of this city.
George w. Rue of this city and Emily NJ
Miller of BallstOn
j. Bradley Cook and Dorothy V. williams
both of Richmond.
Samuel Truslow and Myrtle Teg.
William +. Schneider of Philadelphia and
Anona l.. Kohler of Baltimore.
Floyd II. Borkey aud Margare f. Cochin
both of Bowling Green. Va
.Iohu C. Shehorse Of Richmond and Mary
s, Freeman Of fredericksburg.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported tc
the Health Department within the past ~
hours:
LoIis F. and Catherine F. Lomhardi, girl.
Join and Mary f Colbert, girl.
James T. and Catherine Fl. Cox, girl.
john F. and KATY Page. girl.
Vincent and Ora Strausky. girl.
Peter and Helen Maretsos boy,
Thomas f. and Anna L. Gardner, hoy.
Reginald and Lidia Pollock. boy.
william u. aud Olga p Boutwell, girl.
William r, and Queenie Allen girl.
Thomas and Louise Braxton. boy.
Albert and Mande Parker hoy.
John E and Winifred Barnes boy.
William and Blanche Ward, girl.
ClasAnce. and Ethel Murray. GIRL
i Phl&p i. and Elsie Lewis, glrl,
Leom and BERTHE Hatton. boy.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
DAWES TO PARTICIPATE.
Will Take Part in Unveiling of
Stephens Statue.

Vice President Dawes yesterday
advised Senator George, Democrat,
Georgia, that he would participate IN
the exercises here on December y,
incident to the unveilng Of statue
to the late Alexander II. stephens
which the state of Georgia has placed
in the Capitol's Hall of Fame.
Gov Harmau and many other dIS.
tincuished officials of Georgia VIII
attend the unveilng. stephens was
the vice president of the Confederar}.
and represented Georgia III the Sena @
for a number of years.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals a. and SaiIings From
New York.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Tznnz7---GenOa.
Notwithstanding
Heffron-Sau Pedro.
DUE TODAY.
Drcatten-Brcmen.
observation-disclosures
Monterey--PrOgrcso
Pastores~-I.inlou.
DUE TOMORROW.
Lpviathan-Southampt
Empress Ausiralia-Wo World cruise.
Mtnnetor rka--London
Observation-Disclosures
Antonia-Southanpt0
FrcderiS VII--Copenhagen.
Cristobal Colon-Coruna.
MISUNDERSTANDING
Carinthia--Liverpool
Santa Teresa-Valparaiso
Ecuador-Sau Francisco
san LOrenzo--San Juan.
Porto Rlco-San Juan.
Caraboha--La Guayra.
Fort Nlctoria-Bermud3.
DUE TUESDAY.
President Wilson--World cruise.
Ceitic-I.iverpOOI.
American Shippcr--LondOn.
Volendam--Rotterdam
Lamarea--BarrIos.
Orizaba--Havana
DUE WEDNESDAY.
Pennand-Antwcrp
Manuel Arnus--Cadiz.
DUE THURSDAY.
Sixaola-Stamarta
Nerissa-St. Johns.
DUE FRIDAY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SuHfen--Hayre.
FUItare--Buenos Aires
DUE SATURDAY.
Conte Rosso-Genoa.
POl0nia--DantZlc.
MueHchen--Bremen.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SAILING TUESDAY.
Ancon-Cristobal
Cahn Santa Maria--Lisbon.
Saccity-AntWerp.
SAILING WEDNESDAY.
Andrea f Luckenhach--Pacihc Coast.
Bonhenr-Buenos Aires.
Cdbo Espartel-BarCelona.
Observation-Disclosures
Aires.
CrlstOhal Colon---Coruna.
observation-disclosures Aires.
Natretani nia--SouthamptOn.
President Hardiug-Brenlen.
SaugUs--Genoa.
SAILING THURSDAY.
Bcllplyue-Rottetdam
HelIlg O!aN-tOpPnhdEen
LuOssa--Hamburg
SAILING FRIDAY.
au Prince.
Rarchlls--MaracaibO
BoIiVar-Purt Colombia.
Ryron--PIraeus
Carintha-AleXandria.
Empress of Australla--World cruise.
pennland-Antwerp.
SAILING SATURDAY,
de .Taneiro
American legion-Bueuos Aires.
American Trader-I.ondon
Antonio London
Aurania-LlvcrpuOi.
CalcdOuIa-Glasgow.
teitic--I.iyeIpool
NJ Munetuula-LOndon
pennsXi COaSt
Stock kholm-NorWay ana Finland
Ulenddm-Rottcriam
Evening star., 1927-11-27

The Washington Society. Order of
the Founders and Patriots of America.
will meet Thursday, pm. for din
ner in assembly hall of the Cosmos
Club. Business session will also be
held
Evening star., 1927-11-27
DEATH Of BONzANO
SHOCK TO VATICAN
Former Apostolic Delegate
Had Prepared for Demise
Before Operation.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
. ROME, November 26.-The death Of
John Cardinal BOnzano. one-time apos-
tOliC delegate to the United States,
today at the age of 60 years came as
a shock to Vatican circles, although
il was not wholly unexpected.
pessimistic announcements came
from the cardinals sick room yester-
day. after earlier reports had indi-
Gated he was improving after an
operation for stomach trouble a week
ago.
The cardinal prepared for the seri-
lus operation as il he were preparing
for death, it became known today.
For two or three days before he went
To the hospital he spent his time ar
ranging his affairs SO that in the
event of his death all worldly matters
would have been concluded. Just
before the operation Saturday morn
ing he confessed to Father Alisiardi
ana took communion administered by
Canon Bina, who was friend of more
than a quarter Centurys standing.
While the cardinal was in the hos
pital he took communion daily. and
lust before his death received the last
~tCramentS and the papal benediction.
Brother and Sister Present
Just before Cardinal Bonzano went
IN the table he was informed that
pray RS were being said for him by
hundreds of persons, and he replied:
Il do not know if these prayers will
al1 me to get well. but l am sure they
viii aid me TO die we'll. and so ! am
grateful to those who pray for me"
The cardinal passed away peace
fully in the presence of a brother and
sister who came from Piedmont TO see
him. and others who knelt rs he was
dying
The pody was taken late this eve
ming to his home where it will lie in
state until Tuesday. when it will he
taken % the Church of the Sacred
Heart Funeral services will be held
there Wednesday morning.
Four large candles burned tonight
at the four corners of he'd in the
throne, room of the cardinals apart.
ment. where his body was lying in
state. The room is decorated in red
damasll with gold fringes and large
quantity of flowers were scattered
around it.
On Public View Today.
The cardinal lay in a restful at.
titude. holding crucifX to his breast
Several nuns knelt on each side of the
bed praying deVoutly.
Because of the late hour only few
intimate friends were admitted to the
room tonight, but tomorrow it may
be seen 10y everybody.
Cardinal De Lai. secretary of con.
sistoriaI congregations. who also has
been sick, was somewhat better, but
his heart was still weak tonight. He
was help by digitalis and Caffein.
Cardinal Gasparri. papal secretary
of state. another Wearer of the red
hat who has been ill. was very much
better today. He got up this after
noon and visited Cardinal De I.ai in
Rome. which is across he River
Tiber from the Vatican.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
The sun and Moon.

Today-Sun rose 7:02 am; suit sets
AS pm.
TomorroW-Sun rises 1903 am; sun
sets 4 is pm.
Moon rises 10 am; sets 7:22 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1927-11-27

The Red Triangle Outing Club will
meet at Fifteenth and G streets to
take the 2'45 car for Branchville.
Hike will he along Painted Branch
and across country to Four Corners,
Bring fashlieht, lunch and cup. Wear
hiking shoes
Evening star., 1927-11-27
FOUND.

EOCANb
FOR LOST ANIMALS ,i;S apply Anlmmal Ksscne
keas4s: :5l2 MaEz.ana aye:.s:w Ma!o s9ss
LOST.
BRACELET-Damond bracelet, THURSDAY
evening. near National Theater Substan,iai
Shea I5 b ST. NV.
CANARY escaped from Apt. >, @O29 Conn.
ave nv; i very yNin tame bn ne singer; ample re-
Miss Miss Spark $500 1erh t NV. Ad. 363s
CoLLIE1-Tan and white: name Roxle
ward. Ad. 36s7W.
CoMPACT-Ycllow clolsonee double com,
pact. flower design on front. Reward. Cali
Cleveland 1888.
DIARY red leather, lost, reward. rhone
Cleveland 693 ~
DOG-White Spltz: no collar or tag. Reward
if returned TO j. o. SweIkhart. Sycamore
Island, Md. .S'
EARRING--Acorn shape. set with pearls:
lost on November -. Apt. '05. $500 lith
EYEGLASSES. :oId rim. fodng: betWeeenn
18th and Newton and kanns store. 34o2
SEs-TortOise she'll IN case near 4lh
and T ne. Saturday morning, Please phone
MEMoRANpuM BOOK; in leather cover,
ae"eo wrie Geo 8 GroSes @ Room Roc" 5 sSG 75 FSI.T
NECK CHATN-shqTt gold; somewhere
"ats VIII Box the 4G ontara HSase ReWar sSn
"a lay' Can North SEW p pears, 'os' -"
PAIR OF NOSE GLASS ES-Sa:mrday. down
town around 18th st, Return cashier. Eye
PERSIAN cAT--Lost since Friday mixri
gray: answers to name, ,,Pussims." Reward.
1907 14th st. NV. 3rt floor.
iian. on Satnrday vcl vCcall coI Gas se@a NoR Reward.
pIN-Past matrons Eastern star Iiewrl.
Wr.n N1%f 'T5:1'%G 15t 8 C. RSS' aSs .e nc Mns 6s@
PiN-,Diamond and ruby dagger pm; satnr-
1aS ona Th@s,eT eRer Rewar Gd 9r at s
Hotel
PoCKETBOOk Tcd. containing about ST.
and l. N ,Hecht Co store. 1881 Florida ave.
PoCKETBQ0K Black, containing pa0cTs and
tents valuable to owner Reward. Cieve
POLICE DOG ! months old, fresh scar un-
RswaId, 90, g c. BarEley, I7lo Irving st, NV.
PoLIcE 5Id pR%Ms PoG-APsWeT; ,, WOLF - Re
Ia1a T1 ~ r439e 19Mi7vn n4A9ls 6l4a: I'LL, za; -
500 Fern st: NV. Main 1872.
RING; gold signet, at g, u.-Gb "; same
6433 9Th st: NV. Adams :507. Is.
SHOE BpCKLE-Lady's Rhinestone, Thanks-
gly,nS snrn night az % 1th and 3 aS aye NV Re- Re-
ward, 2gs
Ss,PECTACLEs t2 pairsI !. with shell frame
Wednesday morning. Finder please call
Adams 4744.J after q nm.
TOY SCHNANZER-Female, in the vicinity
of 18th and SITS. Liberal reward u re-
turned to Newbold. i733 10th st. 20.
UNDERARM BAG--Brown cowhide: on 10Th
-. or Kentucky ave. Sc. containing fountain
pen theater tickets. etc. IT found please
call Adams S50S-J
WRIST WATCH white gold, on white gold
band in Princess Theater. on II st. ne. Re
turn to 533 18th st. ne. Lincoln 45l7.
Liberal reward
WRIST WATCH AND ,BRACELET. white
tween I0th' and 18th Thursday about 5 30
Cali 1905 H ST. ne. Reward. @S'
WRIST WATCH--Gold in Hechts or on F
st. between 9Th and eth. Saturday Noyen,-
Ter 19. Reward. GIL Fern sL Col. 2223J.
Evening star., 1927-11-27

The American Federation of Indus
trial Women will give a dane for the
benefit of athletic camps for business
girls and women, Wednesday. 3 pm.
at Wardnan Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1927-11-27

An exhibition Of paintings by Wash
ington artists now being held at the
studio of Clinton Ward, 1907 Q street
will remain open to the public after
Moons and evenings until December l.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
EITJIfIpE

Special exhibition of water colors
by Eleanor Park Custis at the Cor
coran Gallery of Art. daily until De-
cember 4. Hours from 8 am. to
4.30 pm
Evening star., 1927-11-27

A luncheon for the benefit of the
Day Nursery. Crsuline Sisters. will
he given December Il and 13 from
80 a m to , pm, at Elks' Hall. 9l9
II street
Evening star., 1927-11-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY

The Wanderlusters' hike will start
from the Cathedral, Wisconsin and
Nassa chusetts avenues. at 2:45
O'Clock. Short walk. Mr.. Handy will
lead
Evening star., 1927-11-27
Condition of the Water.
Weai,,cr in Nnrinus Cities.

Great Falls, clear. IIarpers Ferry
Potomac, clear; Shenandoah. slightly
muddy this morning.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia Cloudy ana
warmer today. followed by light rain
tonight or tomorrow, colder tomorrow.
Maryland-CloudY and warmer TO-
dav followed by light rain tonight or
tomorrow; colder tomorrow,
Virginia Cloudy and warmer to-
day. followed by light rain tonight or
tomorrow: colder tomorrow,
West Virginia a-Cloudv AMI warmer,
followed by showers today; tomorrow
cloudy. probably rain; colder.
Record. for ~ Hours.
Temperature Midnight. AZ; , M.
T.. m. Is: & m. 81; s a m. 80; 10
am. - T. noon ~. m, "a; 4 y m.
-. 6 m. -; s p m, %; 10 pm. ..
Highest temperature, -, lowest, AZ.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 60; lowest, 40,
Evening star., 1927-11-27

WILSON. Spc. IA COMMUNICATION of Naval
Lodge M. {, + 4 A. NJ. Is hereby called
a / oclock. Monday AFTERNOON. Novemter
funeral Of our late brother BERNARD :;
WILSON. Bv order. of the wors@ @atul
nlleter KOI.AND NJ BROWN Sec V.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
Tide Tables.

FURNISHED by United states Coast and
Geodetic Survevl
Todav-Low tide. 80 am. and 4:19
y m: high tide, 9;lS am. and 1908
pm.
Tomorrow-T.ow tide, 500 am and
500 pm; high tide. 1910 am. and
10:5t pm
Evening star., 1927-11-27
DEATHS.

BIRMINGHAM. t.t. trtudS. November -
IlNGHAN a-ai 81 lrar.; Vie ot Ia
late William Ots Birmingham She l.
survived bA three daughters Mrs. William
Lewis Haves Mrs Charles W; TAYLOR Of
thi4 city. and Mrs. y. q. CharUhaS ot
Miarm Fla one son John vs. Birming
ham, FuncraI fIQm the residence ot her
daughter Mrs. william l.. Hayes. 500 1th
st Sc Moudav November - at 10 am.
RelatI o. and iri"nd- invited. Internlent
Congressional Cemetery -
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