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Evening star., 1931-10-09
EYN0N REELECTED
TYPOTHETAE HEAD
Printers Hold Election at Annual
Dinner in Raleigh
Hotel.

William John Eynon was reelected
president Of the Typothetae of WASH
ington last night at the annual meet
ing and dinner, held in the oak room,
Raleigh Hotel.
Other officers elected for the ensuing
year were: Vice president. Peter Becker,
lr; recording secretary, George P. NAL
lonee; treasurer, Lee E. Eynon; board
oI directors. Joseph H. Newell, John H.
laws, George A. Simonds. Maxwell L..
Jones, Frank B. Keyes, William N. Free
man, Joseph D. Ashby and Charles H.
Potter.
The members Of the organization
and their guests were Welcomed bv
PRESIDENT Eynon, who introduced the
speakers Of the evening, George H
Garter, public printer, and Clark r,
Long OF the Washington Craftsmen's
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Marriage Licenses.

! Albert E. Brault. 25 and Margaret c.
Higeins, "a; Rev. Thomas G. Smyth.
Oscar Ohm. AZ, and Laura " Martin, S.:
Rev. w. Dewey Moore
81. both Of Richmond, Va; Rev. H. w. Tol-
son.
Belle Meyerhof, 81, this city; Rev. s. H.
Metz.
land; 10, both of Baltimore, Nd; Rev. H.
William S. Smith IS. and Odeal j. Free
man, IS: Rev. Charles H. Fox.
Arthur M UppeEman, "a. and Veronica
George s. shafer. 2s. and Jacqueline R.
Sinclair 2l Rev. Robert L. Lewis.
Walter Arbogast. %, and Esther Heiser.
Poore.
Qrewry H Allen. 2s, and Annie T Jones,
II, both of Richmond, Va; Rev. William
Pierpoint.
Louis r. Torpy. 20. and Frankie J. Mann,
%; Rev. G. 9. Johnson.
Evening star., 1931-10-09
FOREIGN.
q an, Greenwich u
SMALL RITES ARRANGED

Funeral services for Joseph Small
will be held at the home of his sister
Mrs. r. o. Rudd, 3419 Wisconsin ave-
nue., at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Interment will be in Glenwood Gene
terry. Mr.. Small, who had retired from
business several years ago. lived at 2100
I street. He was a native of this city
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Hattie
F. Small, and two sisters, Mrs. Rudd
and Mrs. E. L. Edelin,.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the Health Department in the last "A
hours:
Edwin H. and Mary v. McDermott. boy.
Warren and Elizabeth Johnson, boy.
Norvel T. and Ruby Patteson, girl.
Edgar A. and Lillian Wengerd. girl.
John o. and Eleanora Youngblood. girl.
William H. and Sadie Waldow. girl.
Abraham G. and Wanda Cruz, girl
Joseph B. and Grace Snead, girl.
Walter r. and Dorothy Null. girl.
Gino J. and Regina Simi, girl
Charles A. and Ida Diven, girl.
Leroy w. and Marabel Mason, girl.
James A. and Helen Hamilton, girl.
James A and Elizabeth Brown. boy.
Eugene A. and Mabel Hollowell boy.
Joseph c. and Katherine Bruce, boy.
Thomas w. and Maude Kines, boy.
John H. and Margaret Bready. boy.
Edgar H. and Lillian Hunter, boy.
George c. and Louise Musselman, boy.
Marion H. and Florence Bradford, boy.
Joseph L. and Marguerite Workman, boy.
Marshall L. and Marguerite Spencer, boy.
Francis w. and Dorothy Schoenbauer, boy.
John Z. and Lucie McDermott, boy.
Ruben r, and Iva M Reynolds, boy.
George E. and Elizabeth Tolson. boy.
william w. and Martha Kinnomont, girl.
Samuel II. and Annie Willoughby, girl.
William J. and Mary Lydia Cole, boy.
Samuel and Ethel Small. girl.
Allen NJ. and Bernice Collier, boy.
Raymond and Rebecca Brown. boy.
Evening star., 1931-10-09
DUVALL FUNERAL SET

The. funeral Of Theodore Sedpewick
DuVall. 81, who died at his residence in
tne Cordova Apartments yesterday, will
De held at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon In the chapel of Joseph F. Birch
sons, 1884 M street. Burial will be in
Potomac Chapel. near Rockville. Md.
Mr.. Duvall was native of Washing
ton ana the son of William Tell DuvaIl.
1ne Of the early residents of Georoe'
town. He was employed in the District
Highway Department for a number of
years -
He Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ann
Ellzabeth Claggett Duvall: a daughter
MISS Elizabeth Sedgewick DuvaI. and a
son, John Claggett Duvall of Pittsburgh,
Evening star., 1931-10-09

was born In Maryland 80 years ago.
He was appointed to the Fire Depart
ment in 1919 and attached to No. 27
Engine Company, in which he served
Until 1922. when he was retired be-.
cause of disability caused by a wound
he had received In France. He was re-
appointed to the department in 1929
and served until two months ago, when
he entered Walter Reed Hospital. He
was member of the American Legion,
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Violet l.. Catterton, and a son,
Evening star., 1931-10-09
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair and con-
tinued cool tonight and tomorrow; mod
crate northeast winds.
Maryland-Fair tonight and tomor-
row; rising temperature in west por-
ton tomorrow; moderate to fresh
northeast winds.
Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow; slightly cooler in extreme
south portion tonight; moderate to
fresh northeast winds.
West Virginia-Fair tonight and to-
morrow; cooler in east portion tonight.
rising temperature in north portion to-
morrow
Evening star., 1931-10-09
COL. T. C. TREADWELL
TO BE BURIED TOMORROW
Services Will Be Held at Fort Myer
Chapel for Retired Marine
Oficer.

Military funeral services for Col
Thomas G. Treadwell, u. 8. Marine
Corps, retired. who died suddenly at
the Hotel Brighton, Atlantic City, N. j.,
will be held at Fort Myer chapel at ii
o'clock tomorrow morning. Burial will
be in Arlington National Cemetery.
Col. Treadwell was born In the Dis
trict SO years ago and was graduated
from the United States Naval Academy
in 1890, when he was commissioned in
the Marine Corps. He served continu-
ously in this branch Of the service un-
til retired, at his own request, in 1922.
He saw active service In the Spanish
American and World Wars, and was
last on duty on the Pacific Coast.
He Is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Katharine Treadwell, 1852 Macomb
street. and a brother, Abbot Treadwell,
Of Concorn, N. H.
Evening star., 1931-10-09
Card Party Planned Tonight

CLARENDON, Va, October 9 (Spe-
clad The Parent-Teachor Association
oil the Matthew Fontaine Maury SchooI
Will hold its first card party of the sea
son tonight at the home of Mrs. Tully
Grayoili, 352 Hamilton avenue, this
the fund for improvements in and
about the school. o-N
Evening star., 1931-10-09
GarAH uf Thanks

COOK. GEORGE WILLIAM. To the many
aHienos who sent telesrams, letters and
noRers, who loaned their cars. who have
Dpn ZONE IN person or have in any way ex-
pressed their sympathy because OF our
great bereavement. / offer nv heartf1ul
erAtItuoe. CORALIE FRANKLIN COOK.
HAKTLEY, CAPT. JAMES. wish to ex-
tend my sincere thanks and apprecisfion
70 our friends and relatives. also Inc
metropolitan Police Department for their
Ktlihhoness' sympathy and beautiful floral
CAPT. JAMES HARTLEY. HIS WIFE ~
MeCSIOKMICK, MICHAEL A. The family Of
MICHAEL A. MCCORMICK wishes IN ~
tend their thanks to relatives and friends
ior their expressions of sympathy and
beautiful noral offerings. anu
THE FAMILY
Evening star., 1931-10-09
T. M. CATTERLON BURIED
Veteran of World War Was Mem,
Der of Fire Department.

Thomas M. Catterton, District fire.
man, who died Wednesday at Walter
Reed Hospital, was buried this after
noon in Cedar Hill Cemetery after fu-
neral services at Deals funeral home
at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Catterton, q World War veteran,
Evening star., 1931-10-09
Deaths Reported.

Ester Selis. IS, Home FOR the Aged and
Mary Ellen Yates 50, Gallinser Hospital.
Carrie A. Lawrence. 63, 1911 Wisconsin
pital.
Edward Pumphrey, AZ. sibley Hospital
| pital.
Geraldine Thomas, 8, Freedmens Hospital.
Evening star., 1931-10-09

Highest. SO, at 2:3o pm. yesterday. Year
ago, ~.
Lowest, 54, 7:l3 am. today Year ago
SO.
Evening star., 1931-10-09
DFatha.

SI:r,! is5I: az gias Plains. 3; e. sGRst s2NuEE [
Brown. He leaves other % relatives aaV SeHnad and
Sra dt ahd shf E9s Ssn st.
s:ys6 Funeral Saturday, october 10. az
St. s.~. inieTment Rosemont t0esGa: cemeteTS. ezS
SMITH. SAMUEL. Departed this life on
SMfTg S%MeffPssdayi S.iovcS October Issis SAMUEL
and Daniel Smith. He also leaves one SIS
marJ Yer; Jennie Brown; one grandson, Arthur
from his late residence. izs II st. s.w. D'''
1881 JOSEPH, beloved husband sn Ui'oRst Of Haiti:
J99"y Jq%ss ocfobar and Jans e small Funeral sat-
Of his sister S Mr Pr 0R T. Rudd shi !sS sss
HRied T enSs ana se
Taesday o..o5sr sRsl:sa 1ssl g. saS s;cs 1s GR
brief illness soPH1A SMITH bel beloved eitT Wife
E. smith. Mrs. Eta ana Adams 0tL3u Louis 81 smth T1Rh
and Mrs. marguerite Green. She also
children teen ner i9Ss ffe and
host Of other relatives and friends. Fu-
g. johns hFeae chnrch at D1 ss fFSR iR
terment Payne's Cemetery.
Loving and kind in all her ways.
Upright and Just TO the end of her days.
Sincere and kind in heart and mind.
What beautiful memory she left behind.
THE FAMILY. 10
soPER, THOMAS ALFRED. On wednesday,
S2t,, 3etober a T. y lsSl at his rssids1ce. Silver
Barnabas' Church. Oxon Hill. Md. satur-
day. October 10, at 2:3o pm. Intermsnt
IN church yard. Relatives and friends in
TREADwELIr COL. THOMAS C. On Thurs
day, October 8. 1891, at Atlantic City, N.
J., Col. THOMAS c. TREADWELL. U. S.
N. c.. retired. Funeral services at Fort
II am. Burial at Arlington National Gem
etery.
WHITING, LESSEE +. On Thursday. Octo-
Der 8. 1881, a. the home of : er daugh-
ter, ITS Lanier place NV. LESSEE E,
beloved wife of Richard G. Whiting. Fu-
neral from her late residence. 20 Marion
s., Hyattsvi!le. Nd. on Saturday. october
etery.
WILLIAMS, ARTHUR RICE. Departed this
life on Tuesday OctobeC 6, 1881. at his
residence. 207 2nd st. s.w., ARTHUR RICE
WILLIAMS the devoted husband of Rosie
Bland Williams ana father Of Katherine
Williams. Funeral Saturday. october To-
Ct 100 m, from his late residence, 2o7
End st. s.w.
Not dead, Just asleep in jesus.
Awaiting the call to join you there.
THE FAMILY.
YOUNG. JOHN z. Suddenly. on Friday. oc-
tober q. 1881. at 3 = m. at Casualty Hos
pital JOHN E. beloved husband of Clara e
Young 1312A Half st. s.w.; father of Cath
crime Kelly and Jerome Young. Notice of
funeral later.
Evening star., 1931-10-09
Tide Tables.

FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic SURVEY
Evening star., 1931-10-09
HI Mrntnrfattt


BALDWIN. LAURA V. In, loving remem-
BALDWIN Who who @ departed this this life nine
Today recalls the memory
OF a loved gone 10 rest.
And those WHO think Of her today
"a '-'0'' VII HUsBAND iSziG 81 ASD 2ES SONS.
GAifHER, RifHAFD. pspsrssd fHllt: tbs II.
caroline Gaither; caR1sTfNE q54Ii DIkIARp
James Dhiard and and AIRLINE Arr E0'fS 51LLARD.
baby daughter Of James and Christine
Precious ones from US ere, zone;
Voices We loved are stiIled.
Places are vacant in our home
Which never car be filled.
DEVOTED HGsRHND. SsP5s rIssga gaMEs D1rIARp.
GEIrHEpA GAIT TpAMIA1' WIFE CAROLINE
LEWIS, RICHARD H. In sad but loving re-
neGmnranoe nG ot our 1c gar psband' 5siher
day, October g. 1880
We will neVa- forget the day,
The enrel OF God came down
HIS bEvoED Ra 518 our FAiIy 2T15 one MIS- EMMA
M5EEs LEWIS EoPEEs EtaI5s'1 AND 5 rEzsfEs hETEs;
.a5l,ss j9x55s @s%2!S .S - Ss
still survives in the hearts and minds OF
many friends and her devoted daughter.
DOROTHY SCOTT.
MCCARTHY. DENNIS ]. In sad but loving
memory of DENNIS J. MCCARTHY hus-
band and father. who departed this life
eleven years ago today, october 9. 1920.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
oZRURN.. WADE II. In lovinE, remembrance
of OUr dear husband and father. WADE H.
OZBURN. who died four years ago today,
October 9. 1927. WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
GEO. w. WISE co.
oaan ~
Evening star., 1931-10-09

AL;aa5bHUUk, IL, INEZ. Thursday, october g.
prySSd Gailnger Hospital. INEz ALL
SShOOh. beloved wife of Clerk Allbrook
@ Sne also leaves six children, two sisters,
one orotner and many other relatives and
Z host OF friends. Remains resting at the
Sonn 4. Rhines funeral chapel, ard and
Eye sts. s'w. Notice of funeral later.
AddbEKG; dix ALBERT: Suddenly. on Thurs
gay. october 8. 1881. at Sea Isle City II
a.. ALBERT, beloved husband Of Emma
Amperg and brother OF Bertha Helbis and
S.utstsVe Amberg. Notice of funeral here
Evening star., 1931-10-09
FOUND.

FALSE TEETH sET-Cedar Parkway, Chevy
Chase. Wis. 2673.
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
5nague. 349 Maryland ave. s.w. Nat: SQeS:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-07
MOTOR TRAFFIC
SNOW BOUND

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-07
LIBERIA TOLD
STOP SLAVERY
Negro Republic Warmed
By II. :. Note To
Clean House

WASHINGTON. Jan Z u
ere nero repubhc q LIBRA L
,een tod by the United States to
cIean house II i wants % keep ne
worlds respect
Save traffic n which Elgn OH
raak of the government Ees
VOWED had been charged ~ AZ N
restizatinx commission Tie a.
cuszfion was made the bass for :
nCte DISPATCHED By the state j.
rz-Tment through the Ioenan
enusuI general CT Baltimore urg-
fnR that the trade in human oeIngs
be suppressed promptly and ina'
t1ose responsible be punished
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has come to light. but II was tag
en- N Novembex IT, two weeks o.
fore the designations Of Presioenl
King and Vice President fancs
see announced at the Eoer1an
rarTfzf- Monroxiz- The two hao
been directly involved in the uaI-
f. bv the report of the conmS-
Ficn- me latter was composed III
ere investigator representing th1
league Of nations. another Ton
the United States and q tnHo rp-
reserffnx LIBERIA itself
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-07
MAIL FRAUD
Case OPENS

FORT WORTH jan = IA
half cozEn witnesses took TIE sand
e quick succession n federal court
today n Ee NAL fraud t-1zl q
8 = J. Cox and Roger d E-oo1EF
. identify Ie--erS zIleEacIE sEn-
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original o~ETe-CperS pool
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e. regard 70 TIE pocI Fe-e tz-g
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turns Ele1 Il reality he CEz-cEs
C profits we're sight Ire tz6sE-
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conducted U-zE the -zzs o. Cas-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-07
SUMMARY

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sc= oze- the Pains s-zrsS. Texas
ard z11zrsz-Ev eastern Mexico l1s
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with FREEING temperatures ard
kezT s-1S- reported -oD IT.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-07
Valley Loan Conditions Good
SurOeyB anks, Loan Man, Says

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-07
INSURANCE MEN
PRAISE VALLEY
Great Southern Party On
Tour Visit Here,
Monterrey Next

Two hundred and forty Great
Southern Life Insurance conpzrT
agents from nine states Oh q good
VII tour came. say. and we're cor
Quered By the Valley when thsy
spent the daE III this section Tues
day en- route to Monterrey
The agents arrived n McAIen
a. $50 Tuesday morning. and i'm
mediateiy transferred from the
train to twelve special buses il
which they toured the Valley. Din
ner for the party was served IN
Rio Rico. according To Harry Roo
erts. Of the Missouri Pacific Trsrz-
portation company.
The party continued through the
Valley and arrived IN BroxnsyiIIs
Tuesday afternoon a. 4 O'Clock,
crossing almost Immediately &C
MztzmorOS where they bearded =
train for Monterrey The ittnerar.
which included q tnD 70 Mexico
City. has been changed and af.ez
spending . day IN Monterrey the
party VII return 70 San Anroli1
via Laredo.
The trip Eas under the n1anzge-
ment Of A ~ Brown Me-cec@
Valley representative O. the Grez-
Southern company. and C W Grf-
fin. Houston, treasurer CT the con-
.parT-
Amos. every member Of rhe
goodwill party exclaimed oEer the
Valley climate and expressed heGr-
~ approval IL Ezs said -1sr
said that i greatly exceeded tasir
expectations
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-07
Funeral Services
To Be Held Here

FE1e-zl services XII e he'd
Lls afternoon a. Z ? n a. Ia
TIA cezETe-T for GU-e-I-do Gal
F1n Eho cred Tuesday ~ 80 ID
- On the L Cha ranch III Cal
Fa1 Wzs GO years Cd ard hzd been
: RESIDENT @ Cameron coE-rrT fo-
- yeaz He = survived BIZ Z
srze nuEoer Of grandchildren.
Gz-ZzS Undertaking establishment
- q charge CT funeral srznze-
EErtL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-07
Heating VIII Is
Filed For Probate

DALLAS Tex Jan u P-Lszr-
IL 10 his So1 The sun CT s. ard
10 no-e and beoUesrh-nE TIE bulk
O MS estate % q hoze for ulFo--
Ez-e girls CONDUCTED 60 the S.
te-s or OR Lady CT CLARITY TIRE
VII O. TIE late C. A Esa-trg.
Dallas czrrsEs-s was fled fl pro-
bz1S cO-r hE-s yesterday
" a Crawford Ratings az
fo--ET 1- many Te1z estimated
thar The estate vas worth $4,000
oil tod the court that final IL
veztorS Ee-e expected 70 double
O triple that au51zE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-07
Parachute Jump
Over City Planned

a pzrzc1u-e Jump oE- Tie ctr
o. B-0ZnsElIe = scheduled y TIE
DX@ Dz-e-DS-E according % Al
a--o1nce-sE- made u Bile 30
mar o. Ire r-01l
Ten Jump I'll Q nee SATURDAY
q : . II BoEz- srz1s5 z-5 -he
IT'D vi ll7 q con o So which
member VII make re HID from
ne MzEr0ck F-TeE pare which
I'll . Used
= Collection I'd finance rhs --1
III . taken I'D aT TIE --uuD D-5o-
% Lls fight rom E-cz---e
Merchants
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-07
British Navy Mutiny
Reports Cause Alarm

LONDON. Jan T-P-BUton4-
accustomed 20 iron handed disc
rzEne aboard tire ships q Rs
Mz5ez-Ts navy were zS-on-S1ed To-
dav a. re0c-ts q widely EXTENDED
sn<z1bo~dinztior 81 the naval YARD
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CANALPROJECT
ENCOURAGED
Cong. Dempsey Tells Club
That Harrington Ia On
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HARLISGEE. Jan You are
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man Of the rivers and hzrbors CON-
mittes of the House. before the XII
EznS Club &C the Christian church
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that HarlinEeu w1l get an OpDOrTU-
nifty and that speedily, for a cong
TesSs0nzl appropriation to finance
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time for waterways. he said Ever
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