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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
10 the Health Department within the past
~ hours,
Otis and Jessie Slack girl
Thornton H and Mildred +. Griffith. girl.
William f. and Rosie l.: Gross. girl
sylvester and Barbara Worsley girl.
ISadore aid Esther NJ. Kahn. girl
john A. and elemental n. Sobotka girl.
Giuseppe e. and Adpla Vinzia girl
Hugo r. and Mana r. Rennert girl
William and ROdella Lewis. girl.
Marcus B. ard Virginia b. Boulware. girl.
Walter :. and Thelma NJ. Hall girl.
Samuel NJ and Elvira F.. Riggs jr boy.
Frank f. and dorothy Sessions. boy.
Henry and Edna +. Void. boy
Matteo and Maria D Benedetto. boy.
BENJAMIN L. and Lillian Munitz boy
William ". and Lillian l.. Jones boy
John e. and Margaret Coyle boy.
KYLE E and Anna C.. Heiss boy
franklin W. and Ruth A. Draper jr.. boy
Martnuse K. and Dorothy Hearn, girl
Robert and Lois Chiles girl.
Daniel and Tina Settles girl
Andrew and Sarah Burr girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department III the past "A
hours:
Jennie V Further 10 80 Quincy st
>, John Thomas Loulew. II. Providence
HoSnitaI
Hannah Smith Lane ~ Sibley Hospital
Sarah Wnhlir. ~ 3O31 Vista st. ne
George Ehcrle. 43 st. Ehzabeths Hos
pitai
Lena Greene Newton &c Sibley Hospital.
Catherine Ann Russell 81 1H11 Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals at and Sailings From
New York.
YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
George ". Balnes--San Pedro. july =
MANDY Cnurt--Bucnos. Aires, JUN -
River es-COnst2ntlnople -
CoIlamer---BordrauN .......... AuguiIt I
Penhaie-Rosario ....,..'.. .JulH IL
DUE TODAY.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT .......... ~! IVY y I,
'roloa-I.lmon ...-...-.... ,.'..'.-' July !"
DUE TOMORROW.
Observation-Disclosures cruise. t,
~ ": n' " =, - ontInn August l3
Cedric--White Star--LAVerpooi.' aus,,st -
k k,nS,.,n !Tf%raaderELon,on. August /;
1 11,tc, ,tbian,i-Hanburg .,.... August -
Dtu.r' .n y,Innrniso .,... August )
ga, ,t.n,t ,-SIn Jjlan ....,.... August ;
p panc l ,Tu9n.. ............. August L
Fort St George-Bermuda. ...... AUGUST :"
DUE TUESDAY.
OIymnic-S0uthampto ..,...' augustt
Snffren-H Ma ayre,,,es AuSHst s
Helhe Olav-Copeuhagen $500. Aueu-! !,
Gan Mateo--Barrios. .-.,.'..... August H.
observation-disclosures .'''' ''''' '-N''" " ~
DIE WEDNESDAY.
r,.,,,o uavre August Il
Vtandvrk--Bucnns AIRES ,....., August l.
DUE THURSDAY.
Martha Washington--Triest2.. August
, ~ ar ~" ,I;iaegow ,........ August II
Samero II nidroSt Marta. August l6
Silyia-St John =. ...... Auku~t ~
Fort NIctOria-Bermttd1 'Au-uSt -
DUE FRIDAY.
Observation-Disclosures .......,, August ~
ReSuiutG-Hamb burg .'' ALE "N' ~
DUE SATURDAY.
New Observation-Disclosures AUGUST |!
Acknowledgements ...,...'.....'. augus. l
ituauio-Dontzlr .......... August 10
OUTGOING VESSELS.
SAILING TOMORROW.
New Brooklyn-,Accra. .,:.:..'.'. Noon
Elna S.--Santo Domingo CITY,. Noon
SAILING TUESDAY.
Observation-Disclosures pists ......,.'. 800 Pm
West Eldara-Antwerp. ........ Noon
SAILING WEDNESDAY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . Midnight
Carrillo-Iimon ........11: 90 A NJ.
Castilian Pflnce--Buenos Aires. $500 :. ".
Cuyamepa--Poit Cortez ZOO AN.
Fort st. rge-Bermuda-Ham-
a, iiton r.oo u 40 D II
New Gork-Hamburg .,...... Midnight
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ........... Noon
Thespis-Buenos Aires. ...... Noon
SAILING THURSDAY
A AmerassT reaermfondon 400 Ssn
Cabortegal-Lisbon ........... Noon
Casper-Copenhage ........ Noon
Oscar II-copenhagen. 1880. 1:ooP.M
observation-disclosures ........ Noon
SAILING FRIDAY.
Lancastfia--LOndOn .,.,... Noon
Observation-Disclosures ESQ y m.
President ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Midnight
Suffreu--Havre ...............11 90 An.
SAILING SATURDAY.
Observation-Disclosures .,.11 80 A. M.
e observation-disclosures ...,.. Noon
Cetirie--Iiverpool ..........11. 80 AN.
Fort VicjR ria--Hamilton IL 90 A M
.....,...,I1: 90 A. M
Franconil ~ Liverpool ..........11: 100 AM
....,... 10 100 AN.
yeendanl--R Rotterdam .......... IL 90 AN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
The Sun and Moon.

Today-Sun rose, SO am; sun
sets, 6:55 pm.
Tomorrow Sun rises, 81 am;
sun sets. 6:55 pm.
Moon sets. 3:0l pm.
Automobile lamps to he lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

l.eagne. 30 Maryland ave. s.w Main s0Ss
BRACELET, hand carved engraved NJ c. B.
| to M. NJ, H.: between 18th and G, 9th and
Ses snI the ca H. Dc Rane' rnd Treasury car
flm or blind spot one. eye: two toes left
front pay: SLIGHTLY defpprmed e lesther IF
a 'af. Box sF i9 81 ' Star oic ef 0SN
G @afd ADAMS ADAMS s S'pt rlN "Wednesday he
| DOG-Spotted beagle: lost at Beverly Beach
Friday. Aug. 10. Please call Col 1894 Re-
EYEGLAss Es-Tortoise she'll, DOWNTOWN
| section. 1915 Belmont St. Apt. A. Re
s9x XG Tns''f Bax "Ff n cs9n
GOLD CHAIN With Madonna, 9TH St wharf
st. NV. Reward .,2'
| GOLD WATCH. with Hunting, case; on AUG
90 between i1th and Rnd l7th W and F..
shares Of WASHINGTON and Electric Co. Of
cG.ssoa.@ ,ownsr Lou Z. Drennon' sal 70.
| MASONIC RING. with small diamond I'M
tals e H. inside; reward Return t31
POCKETBo0K--FTd night between SAVOY
! Theater ana 1921 jefferson keep money but
return other articles. Call Atlantic 21l-W.
| containing about $40 and automohie license.
in or p,sr Metronotsn TheatGr TGqr rs
st. NV. Phone Fr. +3t1.
POCKETBOOK--Lady's brown suede. con.
tanning key. Masonic ring letters and monev
on Marshall Hall boat Reward Main
PURSE. small, brown ON Mt Pleasant car
Friday yd afternoon IS reward for keys inside
RING p Il Kan ana s dso Aas none A ADAMS
4Ii0dS Reward II u.
RING-white gold, tWo-st3ne ruby ring.
R R.ar co @E II S1 aI"s and ark
Ri Ri 4 FeWprd for return to 1921 Park rd'
SscARFn-FFox. dark brown. Aus AUG Is Glen
Reward. Phone Lincoln 3o50.J.
Shpph p Ms5yia a%f h" eens se"
cohnrn Hyattsville Md.
WscF nn moR beetle snfDe oas
pIs:Ss'eli ii9%5o st. NV. Phone Frs1!iiH
thews Church, Saturday afternoon, or on
f PSso marked aS.s j. A. Iee.e Finder 'eeDh:nf
| 335 Frazier ave-. Va. Highlands. $5 re-
| ward.
| TERRIER black and tan. = years old:
| collar: responds to name Brownie Phone
| Cleveland 3337. Reward
| TIRE AND DISC WHEEL--On August Is.
| 33x5 Kelly Spring field tire and disc wheel.
between District line, and Fort Foot. between
Schneider Baking Co. Alb st. NV:
| WALLET containing registration card,
drivers permit. sum Of money Reward.
William Hnssey's store. Ord and r SITS. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia-Cloudy. pos
sibly showers today and tomorrow.
Not much change in tempera ture.
Maryland. Virginia possibly
showers today and tomorrow. Not
much change in temperature.
West observation-disclosures, possibly To-
cal thundershoWers today and tomor-
row. Slightly warmer tomorrow.
Records for - Hours.
Temperature--Mid So; , am.
o. am, g.; g am. Ga; am. Sc;
10 am. 10; Il noon. II; pm. -;
I pm. 73; pm. 70; S pm. 10; 10
pm. 6S.
Highest. 73: lowest. g..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
Tide Tab'es.

Furnished by United States Coast
and GeodetiC Surveyl
Today-Low tide. 9:32 am. and 945
pm. high tide. 2:37 am. and 3.O6
pm.
Tomorrow tide. 1882 am. and
1914 pm high tide, $40 I'm. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Reese
League. $40 MARYLAND ave. s.w Main SOS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-07
BEST PROSPECTS

Isis p. m.-World series field
flashes BY Kirk Miller, Louis
Washington Times and Herald, at
Forbes Field; Pittsburgh. Wash
Anita Hawkins, wRc (4ssJ.
7:3o p. m.--WBAL Mixed Guar.
tet. Baltimore, VIDAL (2e5).
$3.50 p. m.-"CavaIlaria RustI-
cana" Philadelphia, WOO (SOs).
CHAIN PROGRAMS
i.so. p. m.--Play-by-play descrip-
| ton by Major J. Andrew white
/ OF second game Of world sseries
from Forbes Field, Pittsburgh,
through Columbia broadcasting
systeHls Pittsburgh, WMAL4 WoR,
w wsASs VEIN VEIN. wWM NAAaS. KwM T5k:
play-by-play description Of second
4 game Of the world series, by sra-
ham McNamea and Phillips Car
lin, through National Broadcast.
ing Company, WRC, WEAF, and
Red Blue network and Pacific
p. observation-disclosures Or
WEI. WCAE, VITO.
p, m.-Cities Service Concert
Orchestra and Cities Service Cava-
liers. New York. WEAF. WRC,'
WcAE. wTAM. wWJ. WsAL
WLIB. woo. wCco. wDAF,
KVOO, WFAA. KSD; Retold Tales,
WIZ. KDKA, KYW. WJR.
S:3e p. m.-Royal Stenographers,
New York, WIZ, WIZ, WBZA,
KDKA. KYW, VIDAL.
- p. m.--Musical miniatures,
New York. WEAF.. WRC. WTAG,
WILT. KSD, voc, VITO; the
MediteTranoanA WIZ. wHAM,
s:so ,. MA France orchss-
ira, New York, wEAF, WGR,
WILT. WcAE, WTAM. wWJ,
KSD. Voc WDAF, WEBB.
10 p. m.-Whittall Anglo-Per-
SLAMS, New York, WEAF, WRC.
WEE1, WAR, WTAG, WGR,
WILT, WCAE, WTAM, WwJ,
WGN. KsD. voc, Wcco, wDAF,
1880 p. m.--''songs OF the
City" New York, WEAF, WGY,
WEBB, KSD, WHAS.
DANCE MUSIC
1890 D. m.--Meyer Davis Ward
man Park Hotel Orchestra, WASH
ington, WRC (469).
II D. m.-Ben Bernie ana his
Hotel Roosevelt Grill Orchestra,
New York. WEAF (49i.6).
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-07
De luxe TRAINS
T0.FLOR|DA

Elaborate plans for the extension
Of service to Florida and other
Southern points by the Atlantic
Coast Line during the coming sea.
son were announced today by
George J. James, of this city. gen.
eral passenger agent of the com.
pany. This win include establish
ment of 24-hour running time be-
tween New York and Florida,
greater convenience Of schedules
and wider diversity Of routes.
with the establishment OF its fine
tourist trains-the Florida Special,
The Miamian and the Gulf Coast
Limited-the Atlantic Coast Line
will operate into Jacksonville every
day during the season a fleet of
16 passenger trains Of the first
class with accommodations for more
than 5000 Pullman and day coach
passengers.
Two new and de luxe trains, the
Miamian and the Gulf Coast Linn
tied will be placed in service De.
cember !, to be followed January
by the Florida Special. Each is
solid Pullman equipped and
operated on what are said to be the
fastest schedules Of any railroad
operating in the Southeast.
In providing for the coming sea.
son, the Atlantic Coast Line has the
advantage Of its double track lines,
protected by automatic block sig.
mails, between Richmond and Jack.
sonville, Of its extensive double
trackage In Florida ana OF the new
lines recently constructed within
that State.
A new policy In respect to adver.
Using provides for greater expen.
diture this season than ever before
and the opening Of passenger Of.
fices and information bureaus in
Atlanta. Detroit, st. Louis, Buffalo
and other cities not previously
represented.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-07
Legal Notices

zoNING COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT
OF CQLUMB1As September 20. 1877
n accordance With the provisions Of section
1920 lpubiie no. 153, 66fh Congress. en-.
titled Can. act to regulate the height, area
lumbla and 70 create . Zonins CommfisaicHH.
and Tor other purposes'l notice il hereby
b6s aSi RJSSS SS 81 hsSS e B,e g hed e
the purpose Of considering tue foilow;itn H
and II the boundaries Of the use. height
RsIEograph ..qf section xy.Sal, 70 read g
trict the minimum dimensions Ct yards and
courts and the maximum percentage OF LOT
except sep e h saf = IS o
spartsm tine. house; tIat Or hotel, nor Chaii
pIVFpscses, = ..a Add paragraph to section
provided It has two OF aide yards i'y each not
s sss than than 10 fest wide and rear yard not
SvsS6l. detached area ssaS District. eoaG e
dimensions Of rear yard open court. and
age Of lot occupancy ehsli be the same a.
two de a gsds Witch ap sSrs asT: s sSa
.l6lbuer 6nAll DC less IMAM D 1oet WIDE, nor
less than inches wide for each foot 81
building height, nor less than 2 inches wide
for each foot Of building length Provided
further, that buildings In this area shall
be erected or altered for uss 5ply al. wholly
detached sIngle-family dwellings," b
Change to B restricted area all property
now in B. area zone, lying south IT Calvert
Street and west Of Wisconsin Avenue N. W.
The following proposed changes in zonlne
will be considered at the afternoon session
lei the public hearing beginning ct I 80 D.
M October 10, 1877: .. Change from
commercial. 90, ID area. south side o. N
Isl. y. ". bet%een EIGHTEENTH and Nine.
a area, to first conimercial, 40'. a area
isss 1 1898 1882 1888 1896
1880. and 1851, bounding IN Fitch 81
|C area, TO residential. 4O',- area. Both
sides OF Minnesota Ave. g. between
the exception Of lot 81. square 1851, and
| lot l, square $3.50. w. B. LADUE. PROC
TOR u. D0UGHERTY. SIDNEY r., ITALIA
EEHRo. DAVID LYNN. p. GRANT, Sd
/ zoniug Commission or the District OF Co
- y
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NEARBY STATIONS

wHAR-AtIantic olty-llOO-272.
p. m.-Seasid0 Trio.
p. m.-Dance Orchestra.
WBAL-BaltimOFe-
100 p. m.-Mixed Quartet.
p. m.--String Quartet.
$50 p. m.-Roseiand Dance Orchestra,
Ensemble.
WOR-Newark-7lO-
p. m.-Jacobs Ensemble.
I.30 p. na.--Musical Program.
y. m.-Columbia Network.
IL p. m.-News Bulletins.
HOS 2. m.-Dance Orchestra.
WEBJ-New YOFl1-117O-250
. p. m|yoesl and instrumsntaL
p. m.-Parnassus Trio.
1.S0 p. m.-The Happiness Boys.
p. m.-Cities Service Orchestra.
p. m.-Correct time
p. m.-Musical Miniatures.
$50 p. MA France Orchestra,
10 p. m.-Anglo Persians.
1880 p. m.--Songs OF the City.
IL p vH an:-Ssn Ssrnle's Or ors he
p. m.--Cotton Club Orchestra.
S:s0 p. m..-Roseland Dance Orchestra.
10 p. m.-Entertainers
1l.30 p. m.-Lowe's Vaudeville.
- p. m:-silver slipper Orchestra.
WJZ-New YoEk-00O-AB4
p. m.-Fr!edman's Orchestra.
p. m.--Re-told Tales.
$40 p. m.-Royal StenographerH.
9 p. m.-Musical program.
10 p. Incorrect time.
10 c. m.--Around the Piano.
1880 p. m.-Hotel Pennsylvania Or
WGcA--New YOrk-slO-sTO
p. m.-Poet.
S:15 p. m.-Entertainment.
$3.50 p. m.-Worth Well Entertain
ment.
II p. m.--serenaders.
1880 D. m.--New York FrollO Or
WNYC-New YOrk--S5O-B20
-
Orchestra.
p. m.-MandoIinist; college tank.
p. m.~-MuBicale; government facts.
1898 ?. m.--Fashion show; Wcmsn's
WRNY-New Yorh--05O-S0O
D. m.-New York Medical Center.
7:ls p. m.-Interyiewing the Great.
1895 p. m.--Frank'B Orchestra.
p. m.-Mme. Fischers AT Home"
$3.50 p. m.--Ben Bernie's Orchestra.
9 .. m.--Hardman Male Quartet.
$3.50 p. m.--Union City -Four.
10 p. nj ohnscn's Orchestra.
-Norf0iE--l1A0-263
p. m.-Dinner concert.
3 p. NC. OF G. musicalOs
10 p. m.--OrGan.
~ p. m.-Studio program.
WCAG-Philadelph
p. m.--The Parodlans.
7:30 p. m.-Instrumentai Trio.
p. m.-old Timersi cornetist: PIE
sac ?. n;-Nash presentation.
,. m.--Co1umbiA network
W1P--Phlladelphia B0O-BOB.4
Z p. m.--Uncle Wip
WLIT-Philadelphi -T4O-AOS.2
1880 p. m.--Dream Daddy.
p. m.--WEAF program.
1880 p m.-Dance music.
WOO-PhlladeIphla O-BO0.3
1870 p. m.--Woo trio; science service
9 p. m.--Dinner music.
$3.50 p. m.--Address
p. m.--WOO Orchestra.
$3.50 p, m.-Operatic ensemble aCa.
valleria Rusticana."
10 ,. m.--The EutsrDianG
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-07
BIRTHS

Christian ana Helen n. wahlsemuth
Lawrence A. and Emma walker, girl
William II. and Irene Hall, girl
Paul d. and Elizabeth Benning, girl
Thomas a. and Kathryn Ford, girl.
Dewey and Fayhe d. o. zirlxin, girl
Charles P. and Lorette D. Ryan, girl
John r. and Josephine =. Grasssi
wade W. ana Josephine Fletcher
Leroy N. ana Catherine 4. schaffsr
girl
Antonio and Mary Mongolia, girl.
Cost and ouranla vahaa. twin
Maurice A. and Helen g. LaBille. Klrl
Mike ana Anna Gerber. girl.
Raymond J. and Ethel N. Mauer,
James R. ana Mildred N. johnson
Samuel and Esther RacoosiH. girl
William =. and Alice Dobbins, boy.
William @. and Mary Shreve, boy.
Elmer q. and Hulda J. Finley. boy.
John y. and Ellen Tmirle, boy.
Leo D. and Madeline a. LletE boy.
Adolph A. and Beatrice P. Dienelt
Nicholas h. ana Mary A. PAMELA
George D. ana Margaret =. Eeksrt
Henry A. and Reba Miller, boy.
Rae 8. and Frances v. Bassard, boy
William 8, and Anna "a. Fleisheil
John - and Helen G. harrington
Joseph A. ana Myrtle a. Leonard
Clinton D. ana Mary b. walker. boy
George W. R. and Mildred B. David.
SON, boy.
boy.
Eugene L. and Frances ware, boy.
aubrey and Verna J. Mayhem, boy.
girl.
|. Carl ana Pearl Donaldson, girl.
Roberto ana Eugenia olmedo. boy.
Robert and Gertrude Coates. kiri.
Les and Rozeiia Pierce, girl.
James M. and AWE A. Albany. girl
Thomas ana Annie Green, boy.
Charles and Bertha Miller, girl.
William H. and Annie Edwards, girl
frederick and Madeline Murdock, girl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harold Douglas Martin, 81. Boston
and Beatrice Cornish Boyd, 90, IN,
Rev. r. !. A. Bennett.
Elmer Smith 2e, and Hilda Garner
%. The Rev. @. j. Hanks.
w. d. Mc1Ealxin, 20, ana Helen D
Stinnett, ~. The Rev. j. q. Briggs.
Leonard II. Duffel, 81, ana Daisy M
Gamble. 20. The Rev. James L. Nc.
Louis p. Levitt, 81, ana Rebecc,
Rhoade. The Rev. L. J. Schwefel.
Charles A. Ferris, rs, and Florida A
Barry, So. OF Clarendon, Va. The Rev
II. NJ Hennig.
John Frederick Davies, II. OF ouanti
co, and Katie Elizabeth Shelton. is
The Rev. w. M. Hoffman
Richard Parker. 81, and Rose Ander.
SON, So. The Rev. w. Weztray.
Allen Dozier %, ana RosaIie v
White, 10. The Rev. Aquila Sayles.
Richard West. SO. and Matte SimmH
30. The Rev. John Richard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-07
Burger Granted Stay
In His Fight for Life

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. L.
Charlie Birger, member Of one Of
southern Illinois notorious outlaw
gangs, today won the first step
in his legal fight to save himself
from the gallows when the supreme
court granted his petition for n
writ OF error and supersedeas.
Birger was scheduled to hang in
Franklin County, October is, for
the murder Of Mayor Joe Adams,
OF West City, but today's action
automatically stays his execution
until the high court can review
his case.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-07
II. G. Wells Son Is Wed,
Will of Dead Mother

LONDON, Oct. 7.-Within q few
hours after the death Of his mother.
Frank Wells. son Of H. q. Wells.
famous English author, was quietly
married today to Miss Peggy Glib
bons. The ceremony took place in
the Parish Church, at Dunmow,
Essex. Mrs. Wells died at Easton
Glebe, DunmoW. after a long ILL
ness.
Her last request was that the
marriage Of her son, Frank, take
place today as arranged.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-07

Mary 4. Gates II years. al FRS
st. ". w.
Bianchs N. Hurley. 50 years. PrOvi'
denco Hospital
Gertrude Grady, 81 years. Home fOi
Incura bleS
Eugene v. McCaffrey, Is years
Clifton \. Mayn, Is years, Garfield
Memorial Hospital
James Miller, IL years. en- route Il
Georgetown University Hospital.
Edward Morelands months, Provi'
denee Hospital
Guynetta GaskIns, IS years. sos Barry
Pl. N. w.
Josephine Young, IS years. 1O1;
Eighteenth st. N. w.
Mamie Richardson. 50 yearA. 4F6t
Dean Ave. N. =.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-07
FLORENCE c, ELLWOOD

Funeral services for Florence C.
Ellwood, who died Wednesday at
her residence, rs Seaton Pl. N. W.;
at st. Marks Episcopal Church to-
morrow at 3 p. m, following pre-.
liminary services at the late resi-.
dence. Interment in Glenwood
Cemetery.
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Eugene L. THOMPSON

Funeral services for Eugene L.
Thompson, "a years old, of 1141
Twelfth st. N. W., who died at
Sibley Hospital wednesday, were
held this afternoon at the Nevius
funeral parlors at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment was in Glenwood Cemetery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-07

The Happiness Boys viii be heard
from WEAF at 1880. which station
viii also present Rosalie Madden,
an Irish balladist, in the Musical
Miniatures hour at 9. From woo.
at $3.50, a concert presentation Of
"Cayaleria Rusticana" may be
tuned.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-07
Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50, Obituary Desk
JOHN F. HURLEY

Funeral services for John r
Hurley who died yesterday at his
residence, 1910 Sixth st. S. w.
preliminary services at his late resi-
dence followed by requiem mass al
st. Dominic's Church. this morning,
Interment was In Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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MRS. Holm GATES

Funeral services for Mrs. John
Gates. who died wednesday at her
residence, 221 First St. N. W.,
were held this morning at the late
residence. Interment was in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery.
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Lord Terence Is In
u. S. for Short Visit

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. lord
Terence. sixth Baron Of Plunket. and
his wife, Lady Dorothe, daughter Of
Fanny Ward. famous actress, were
here for short stay today.
They arrived here yesterday from
Hawaii
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DEATHS

sarah "; KinEman. - years. 1917
Adelis J; Boyd 50 years. 1875 La.
mont st. N. w.
James Tanner, So years. 1910 Nine.
toanth St M We
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MAY McAY0Y SIcK

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Oct. 7.--Suf-
fering from an attack OF "Kleig
eyes," May McAvoy, dainty film
star, was confined TO her home
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RARE MUSIC IN.
WRC PROGRAM

sometimes things Of real import
ance just kinda side into ones con-
seriousness without a lot OF trum-
Pct blowing and publicity yammer-
dng-and that is what has happened
with the new Lord Calvert Ensem-
Bile, which gives its third concert
CHS evening under the direction Of
Henri Sokoloff. Sokoloff has had
quartet of musicians playing with
him for q year or so that has been
called by various names-all Of
them goodl-but has never before
played as a regular weekly radio
program feature. The quartet and
the director are all finished per-
formers and the music they play is
or the finest type.
Although they run rather largely
70 the chamber music type--they
are getting away from it in their
calvert programs. This evening,
Tor instance, there will be two num-
bers that we're hoping most people
interested in fine music will hear.
The first Of these-and the fifth
number on the programs the
adgtetto from Bizet's I'ArIesianne
suite. We've raved quite a bit over
this suite and this particular num-
Der before. 1t is perfect compo-
sition Of its type and glorious music
when played by such people as
6okoloff has associated with him.
We. commend it strongly.
Likewise we commend the second
number on the program string
arrangement of Burleigh's Deep
River" The last number scheduled
should also be worth hearing, the
Torchlight Dance" from Ruben.
STEMS opera "Feramos." The pro-
gram comes from WRC at $50
O'Clock
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BREESKIN STARTS
NEW SEASON

The first item Of particular In
terest on the WRC program after
Anita Hawkins food talk at $50,
will be the re-appearance Of the
Daniel Breeskin Burlington orches-
ira for IS minutes beginning at z
o'clock. Earl Carbaugh, baritone,
win be the soloist. George Ross
will be heard in d short recital at
9:45 and at the Bourbon public
utility subsidy will hold forth from
New York. Then comes the w. 3.
and A. quartet, the Lord Calvert
doings and the Anglo Persians. The
Persians will have an interesting
6eature-Ri nsky -Karsakow's EAST.
katzman should bring quite lot
OF expert arrangement and drec-
ton.
Maurice Jarvis, dramatic reader,
promises to present several inter.
esting things from WMAL at $50
lin the middle of a musical eve.
ming that promises quite a bit.
The WIZ activities contemplate an
other Of the o. Henry stories, "a
Blackjack Bargainer" at o'clock
as one of the "Retold Tales fea-
lures. The typists with Helen Clark
as guest artist, will be heard at
$50 and the Mediteraneans wind
up the WIZ evening.
In the outer precincts WHIP pre-.
sentS the Brown University Band
IN q concert beginning at o'clock.