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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-19
Speaks Here

Uses for home loan bank funds
will be discussed by Ward> B.
Whitlock of Springfield, Ill, presi-
dent of the United States Build
ing and Loan League, and Ralph
H. Richards Of Chicago, field
service director, at the annual
convention Of the Saving and
Loan League of Indiana, here on
Thursday and Friday.
Whitlock, leader in the home
financing business and one of the
directors of the Illinois Wisconsin
district home loan bank, will dis
cuss participation of building and
loan associations IN the federal
loan fund.
Richards, associated with the
national organization for several
rs,will describe home financing
in Indiana, and will also discuss
business conditions throughout
the country.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-19
FATHER AND SON SLAIN

LOGANSPORT, Ind, Oct. ia
theory of murder and suicide was
held by, authorities today in the
death of Edward Williamson, Sc, an
invalid, and his son Donald, 10.
The elder Williamson died a few
hours after the body of his son, a
bullet through the head, was found
by Mrs. Williamson when she re-
turned from work. Williamson was
lying nearby, also with q, wound in
the head.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-19
1,018 ENROLL IN ~
Annual Campaign for Members of
Young Mems Group Closes.

Annual campaign for members of
the Y. M. G. A. closed Tuesday night
with enrolment of lob persons in
the central and Senate avenue
branches.
Efforts will be made to bring the
enrolment to 1900 members. Work
ers heard final reports at a dinner
Tuesday night at which Fermor S.
Cannon, general chairman, presided.
Division N, led by sAncil T. Brown,
finished in first place with 1909
points scored.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-19
Fossils of Ancient Man Found

By NcleHce NeTtlcg
PEIPING, Oct. 19-New fossil re-
mains of Peking Man, Sinanthropus
Pekingensis. have been found at the
Chou Kou Tien site, where the orig
inal skull was discovered in 1929.
The new find consists of fossilized
small bones from the wrist. They
are reported to be definitely human
in character.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-19

gle, Miss Adeff put one Of the
bandits to flight. The second es-
capped with $40 worth of merchan-
disc after his encounter with the
young woman.
Il did the best I could, but
there we're two fellows standing
across the street who didn't make
a move" she said. They saw it
all and then told me they didn't
hear me call for help. I couldn't
call; was too busy"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-19
BIG CASES ARE
SET FOR TRIAL
IN U. S. COURT
Legion Convention Liquor
Conspiracy Evidence Will
Be Heard.

Trials of several federal cases
which nave received widespread in
terest, including the Kokomo Amer
lean Legion convention liquor con-
spiracy case. and the Hotel Antlers
Towne Club liquor case, have been
set for Nov. IA and Is in federal
court.
Among the cases set for trial
which have attracted attention is
the Indiana Estates Company case,
in which James F. Huteson, Mel j.
OKeefe and William M. Dozier are
alleged to have swindled Marion
county citizens Of almost 100000
through sale of lots in the Morn
ingside addition along eKessler
boulevard.
The government charges the
company obtained options on the
lots, and sold them at high prices,
in many cases accepting down pay.
ments on the same lots from several
persons.
Revive Hot Car Ring
Investigation by the Better Bust
ness Bureau resulted in disbanding
of the company, and Huteson,
O'Keefe and Dozier fled to Califor-
MIA, where they we're arrested and
removed here for trial.
Memories of the nationwide shot
car" case which involved a number
of Indianapolis business men
charged with having received and
purchased stolen cars of expensive
makes, will be revived by trial of
Joe G. kentucky Joe) Hunter.
former indianapolis gambler and
alleged racketeer and bootlegger.
who was arrested several weeks ago
after having been a fugitive since
trial OF others indicted in the case.
Statewide interest is centered on
the Kokomo Legion convention con-
spiracy case, which resulted from
raid by federal dry agents on bar
in a Kokomo hotel during the state
Legion convention.
Legion Case to Come Up
Seven men indicted in the case
include several Legion officials and
the proprietor of a Kokomo hotel,
where the bar was raided.
Indicted in the case are Roy King.
state policeman and Democratic
nominee for Howard county sheriff;
Ernest Davis. hotel proprietor; Her
man Albrecht, Legion convention
Evening star., 1932-05-26
8-ROOM NEW HOME.
"a QSn

o-HOOM NEW HUME.
$3.50.
Situated In good Northwest location. this
new home represents the utmost In value
on today's market. Brick construction. CO.
lonial front porch, living room, dining room.
reception hall. large kitchen and sun parlor
on first floor. Upstairs there are three bed
rooms and q large inclosed and heated sleep
ing porch. Tile bath with built-in tub and
shower. Oak hoors, natural wood trim. large
cedar-lined closets and electric refrigeration
are some Of the attractive features. Excep-
tt,onsuy tro large lot. with sarase One block
erty will prove well worth while
WIN. NJ. THROCKMORTON,
208 INVESTMENT RI,DG DYST 6Ooa
Evening star., 1932-05-26

s1l,s50o0
A brand-new home Of English design
In Chevy Chase. D. c. Six lovely rooms,
finished room in attic. a large breakfast
room, two covered porches, two beauti-
fully tiled baths: splendid lot
1919 x St 81
Evening star., 1932-05-26

$3.50. co.
A charming detached home in Chevy
Chase, D. c., on q good lot with shrub
berry and trees Six delightful rooms.
open fireplace, screens, garage, etc. A
rare opportunity.
Evening star., 1932-05-26
FOR SALE BY
OWNER.

$500 ADAMS MILL RID.
At greatly reduced price. Corner residence
overlooking Government park. Owner on
roy rrxprA a,so
Evening star., 1932-05-26
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WISCONSIN AVE.-DESIRABLE BRICK
store and nve-room apt. Bargain. Phone
OWNER. Col 2423 81
SHEPHERD PARK-BEAUTIFUL DETACHED
brick house, modern Throughout: rooms.
baths. 2-car brick garage. oil burner. g. z.
refrigerator. screens. weather-stripped; fine
lot Call Columbia 1859
Evening star., 1932-05-26
CAPITOL HILL.

Semi-detached six-room brick home. in
perfect condition; ideally located. You
should see No. n 18th st. Sc Immediately
+ Sacrificed at $3.50; terms acceptable It's
open for inspection now! Further tnforma-
tion at Nat 6799
Evening star., 1932-05-26
SI7- 5OO-CHFVY CHASE Nm

VII '0OO S-IIIV I : -NIIz1,SE, VI d.
An exceptionally fine home Of eight rooms
In the prettiest section of Chevy Chase
The The house is modern in every respect. is
brand-new Large living room with heavy
beamed ceiling. fireplace. den. perfectly ap-
pointed Kitchen with pantry and Frigidaire.
four bed rooms, two OF master size, oil
heating system. two-car built-in garage The
very large corner lot is inclosed by a hieh
ornamental iron fence. marvellous home
and now priced many thousand dollars
under similar properties. PHONE
NJ uOOEEp
Evening star., 1932-05-26

I6U5 10Th 81. NV.
A desirable home or rooming house; .
looms 20 PEG fcoms Soo, ana "a Desns; h 1pSn
furnished: S125.
1885 K st. NV. Nat 2345
Evening star., 1932-05-26

MODERN SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
In a beautiful northwest community close
to the downtown and near all types Of
schools: Six rooms. tile bath. INClO6ED
SLEEPING PORCH. garage. additional
maids room and bath; artistic English ar
chitecture. Owner an Army ofncer. ordered
from the city, has reduced the price to only
SHANNON 4 LUcHs CO.,
1885 ST. NV MA. 2345.
Evening star., 1932-05-26
HOUSES-UNFIJRNISHED

HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
CHEVY CHASE, 2 BLOCKS OF CONN. AVE
q rooms and bath, built-in garage, large
lot sss per month. Phone Wis. soes to
CHEVY CHASE, s4l2 PATTERSON sT-NEW,
g. ssssS sES S.ta bssa.s sleeping ns
s:S' s:S %.TAkY s5 ca bdst
Conn. ave. Col. 4I49 evenings. 81
DETACHED sEVEN-ROOM sEMI-BUN0A.
low with Is sleeping porch: large s bsssment oil
est point in northwest; June lst occupancy.
Phone Cleveland 1904 29s
BEAUTIFUL. HOME. NEARBY VIRGINIA-S
large rooms. bath, 2 servants rooms, bath.
rent redaesd: SEQ aess cl.r l! sssWl l.n0seaDe0
sEMI-DETACHED;, ROOMS; REAL FIRE
place. daylight cellar. buiit.in garage; large
yard; SIS per mo. 5i4 Oglethorpe. 2s'
FOR RENT: lils MASS. AYE: NV: CON
improvements FIRST time offered Rent.
;l75 90 PEI yp %SSth e ,sSponsi1le party SnIy:
MAAp bHH6h bH1LpfNo. Aas1 ists and III sss sae NV WOOD
FOR RENT-NEARRY va. 8 RMS. 3. $50.
sss b sgEHas sas r sv. eesDos sss 1.s s.'7 Eye
ms. @ $. .: ysTand.. sa.ni:h % type. m made
oyer 2,: new. n :ss., Also A g rms, b. gar. SIS:
Rock creef PARK. s. splendid for large ; Or two two
congenial families. sl10, Also near Chevy
Ses:f s''f: ,. re- +! ''. ;aas
SPACIOUS ROOMS. 2 BATHS, GARAGE,
terrace, sleeping porch; Chevy Chase. Nc
Kinley ST.; very reasonable. Call No. 10000
after 6.
CHEVY CHASE ROOMS AND BATH. GAS
no. to responsible family Phone Walnut
-S893. az
LYON VILLAGE, II MIN. FROM CITY
One block stores and school. rooms and
BATH garage; $66 mo. Walnut S8e3. 27'
rooms, porches. ami, convenient TO schools
, and stores; garage. u
s26 9Th 81. N.E.-DETACHEb; 8 ROOMS
ami. Vacant soon. >f$5S.
Evening star., 1932-05-26

Builders Lot Opportunity.
Seven 3oxl24 it. lots, seth st. NV, between
Cathedral ave and Garfield st Overlooking
Westchester Apts.). one of the city's high
est and most slightly locations; Zoned for
semi-detached; priced to SELL Phone Ma
tional 0036 or Wisconsin 3249
Evening star., 1932-05-26
2N-ACRE MODERN ESTATE.
THIS HOME HAS EVERYTHING

It Is in an exclusive, quiet neighborhood,
located on . commanding knoll, surrounded
by trees and lovely Handicapped Srounds.
The residence Is about four years old and
contains nine rooms (all large. four baths
lavatory on the hrst floor. 2 recreation
rooms, 2-car garage. stable for several
horses. chicken houses. fruit trees grape ar
Dor and many other features. Extremely
cool in the Summer For appointment to
inspect phone Wis. 3060.
Evening star., 1932-05-26

FELICITY COVE, MD.
Beautiful restricted Summer colony; shore
front cottage for sale; references required.
For appointment or information, address Box
484-B. Star once.
WATER FRONT LOT forty
minutes from city; bathing,
boating, fishing; highly restrict
ed community. Price reasonable.
Terms. No brokers. Address
Box 410-D, Star office.
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Metropolitan 1868.
Evenings to. 9 Call Cleveland 6e33

SPECIAL BARGAIN-S7,6 600
Marietta Park section. new semi-detached
brick. large rooms. ami, garage, large
SIDE yard. 7th and Quintana sts. NV Sam
pie house SIS Quintana St NV
Evening star., 1932-05-26
$6,950-WOODRIDGE.
. SEMI-DETACHED

$6,950-WOODRIDGE.
SEMI-DETACHED.
Here's q real value. A big semi-detached
six-room modern home located near l4th and
Monroe sts. ne. with attic, big inclosed
sleeping porch, hot-water heat, hardwood
foors, built-in bath, huge recreation room
with another bath. 2-car built-in garage and
handy to every convenience. When you see
It you'll agree that 1t is more home for the
money than you have ever before seen. Call
R. M. HOOKER,
Metropolitan 2663
Evenings to 8 Call Cleveland 6933.
SACRIFICE.
Spanish stucco; h:-w.h.. built-in garage.
automatic heater. elec., gas, Anil; high
elevation. semi-detach. deep lot to wide al
ley; across school. rms. high-grade fur
leaving city. No AGENTS. Net. sAss before
pA
Evening star., 1932-05-26

. MUST BE SOLD.
3709 South Dakota ave. ms nice rooms,
entirely reconditioned, facing Taft Play
ground; close to everything; concrete street
and alley; $7,450; easy terms. Call OWNER,
at greatly reduced price. 10 rooms,
baths, frst-ncor Iayatory. lear garase.
Frice. ss .issoo. caii I Columbia aie. betvesS @
Z and . pm. National sis. branch -. dur.
Ing the dAy. ..-.-..---l...--..L>,
Evening star., 1932-05-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DE
Three attractive new brick homes: six
large rooms sleeping porch. beautiful tiled
bath, large living room with real. open hre-
place. latest wall papers and electric nx-
lures; modern-plus kitchen with pantry,
electric refrigeration: reinforced concrete
front porch; large. bright cellar: one-car
brick garage. 1oxls: lot 35xlos; two blocks
from bus. school and stores. Open each
evening until $50 pm.
Out r. l. ave to 2oth st. ne. left on
goth to South Dakota ave. left on South
Dakota e. to 1919 South Dakota ave. ne.
our present sample
BREUNINGER & PHIFER,
Owners and Builders
Evening star., 1932-05-26
l building lot, 60xlo0; sl25.

5-rm. bung.. elec. lights city water porch
es; newly papered and painted. s2,5oo; $50
down. s35 per month
See w. B HILL. agent. 67th and Carmody
rd., Seat Pleasant, ne.
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
945 K St NV Nat 537l
Evening star., 1932-05-26
NORTHEAST.

$3.50.
142z RIDGE PL: Sc.
ANACOSTIA.
Modern 5-room brick home, close to all
and large park; completely re-
finished. Easy terms To inspect call
UNION FINANCE CO.,
Nat. 1886. 916 woodward Bldg.
s9950; CHEVY CHASE, d. ca DECD-
EDLY ATTRACTIVE DETACHED HOUSE.
well located on one Of the prettiest tree
lined squares in the section. Three
large bed rooms and fine tiled bath,
very large living room with real fire.
place, dining room, den and bright,
sunny kitchen; complete maids room
and bath in basement; completely
screened and weather stripped. and all
IN excellent condition. Spacious grounds,
paved alley. An inspection will convince
you Of its desirability.
BOSS & PHELPS,
14f7 K st. Realtors. National $500.
Evening star., 1932-05-26
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES.
SALE-LOTS.

LOTS IN MASS. PARK ON ALBEMARLE
St, facing Mass. ave-. all improvement
Kass Realty Co., Nat. 6682
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. ATTEN-
ton. 10 to 20 large lots, Lee Highway, Va
OWNER. Phi. Clarendon 1886. 26'
MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY FOR CASH. MY
three beautiful. shaded. level, Chevy Chase
lots numbers SO. SO and co. square 1887. west
side 29th street about 40 feet north of
Stephenson place. two blocks east from
Rittenhouse and 32nd streets Make best
cash offer for great bargain. OWNER, 1881
18th street NV Adams 1914 26s
Evening star., 1932-05-26

WANT BEST CASH OFFER FOR LOTS As
and 46, square 1890. southwest corner Chevy
Chase Parkway and Kanawha street. Front
street IS feet, Chevy Chase Parkway 30 feet.
rear line ~ feet. Going to be sold. Call
Cleveland 3f56 2R.
Evening star., 1932-05-26
FELICITY COVE, MD.

ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
Lot, 50x10o; s75; $40 down. So g month.
Address BOX 19-B Star Office
Evening star., 1932-05-26

$l0,950.
This splendid all-brick home has been
greatly reduced in price for q quick sale.
Situated on . beautiful lot having almost
10 900 50. It. Of ground. Large rooms big
side porch. electrical refrigeration. garage.
etc; convenient to car line and both graded
and Junior high schools. Vacant. Terms
Evening star., 1932-05-26

FIRST COMMERCIAL CORNER ON 18th ST.
- rooms. baths. porches: good lot. abun-
basement The lowest priced corner in this
pSane Nat ,1aa ,,,,u opn
Evening star., 1932-05-26
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

FOR SUMNER, FUR. BUNGALOW, VA OR
Md: plenty ground. shaded; within 20 miles
L. c.: rooms and bath, elec. cooking. A.
BLUM. 1856 Lanier pl. nv. AZ
Evening star., 1932-05-26

FTVE-RoOM ROW BRICK, AMI, H-W.H.,
Southeast, $4,250.
Six-room row brick, NV. 6.750.
Six-room detached brick, ami, h.-w.h.; ;
lot 37Iax135; new.
six-rm semi-detached, new. ami. h.-w.h.,
Southeast, $6750; trade fof clear ground:
Evening star., 1932-05-26

2o8 INVESTMENT BLDG DIST 6oe3.
AURORA HILLS VA-FULLY IMPROVED
community. Lot 5ox1o6. beautiful trees;
close to everything. Will take $3.50 now
and accept s275 cash. balance in monthly
payments Of SIS until paid. Phone OWNER
between and pm Walnut 1886
Evening star., 1932-05-26
SALE-SUBURBAN.

SUBURBAN HOMES AND FARMS, SALE OR
rent. ROBzRT z. LcHR: 3il Cedar St.. Ia
The Washington times., 1932-11-03
MAIL VOTE LIST
ENDS TONIGHT

Midnight tonight will end all
chances of securing absentee bal
lots in Virginia for the presiden.
tial election, November 8, it was
announced today. Applications
must be in the mail, under Vir-
ginia. statutes, five days prior to
the election.
Application for absentee ballots
should be sent to the registrar in
the precinct in which the voter re.
sides: In addition to persons out
of the State absentee ballots can
be sent to persons who are i'll and
unable to come to the polls and to
persons whose duties will keep
them from the polls.
In the event application is made
ir. letter form sufficient postage
should be enclosed to care for
both the mailing of the ballot and
the. registration fee for the same.
The Washington times., 1932-11-03
TIRE FIRM ASKS
HOOVERA|D

The thousands Of employees and
dealers of the Lee Tire and Rub
ber Company throughout the
country are advised in a communi-
cation received today to support
President Hoover in the coming
election on the ground that a
change of administration will
cause "at least another year of
business stagnation."
Accompanying a letter from
George H. Duck, advertising man.
ager of the company, addressed
to "all Lee dealers" is a copy of
the "ConShohocken (PaO Re-
corder," pointing to a long inter
view with A. A. Garthwaite, vice
president and general manager Of
the company.
Mr.. Garthwaite, in his state
ment, urges his employees to vote
for Mr.. Hoover as a matter of
good business.
Asserting that he has never at
tempted to influence the employees
of his company in their political
preferences, Mr.. Garthwaite says,
however, that this election is an
exceptional one and feels that "it
is important to everyone, employer
and employe, that Mr.. Hoover be
retained as President"
In an editorial referred to in
the same paper, which heartily
indorses Mr.. Garthwaite's senti-
mentS, it is asserted:
at Is his responsibility to
the men and women, who de-
pend largely upon his judg.
ment and management for
their livelihood, to advise with
them the best course to follow
for the protection of business
and industry"
The Washington times., 1932-11-03
.ARM|ST ST|CE DAY
FETEPLANNED

Clarendon, Va, business men
last night indorsed the mardi gras
celebration planned by Arlington
Post, No. 139, American Legion,
and completed plans for their
part in the affair which will be
held Armistice night, November
IL.
Tentative plans call for street
parade at 3 p. m. to be followed
by entertainments, dancing. con.
certs, and various other attrac.
tions.
Wilson Boulevard for three
blocks in the heart of Clarendon
will be roped off to traffic under
present plans. Street dancing Is
expected to furnish a highlight.
Officials of the Business Mems
Association who will cooperate in
the affair are H. B. Mitchell,
chairman; Albert H. Cohen, L. E.
Miller, S. E. Childs, Mrs. L. Man.
ghum, Dexter s. Hussey, H. w.
Beattie, Samuel H. Cohen, j..
Leonard, M. Berkow, and Lyman
M. Kelley.
The Washington times., 1932-11-03
To FIGHT.
PERSECUTION

A worldwide campaign against
religious persecution, including
"inhuman treatment" given its
own missionaries in Southern
European countries, has been be-
gun by the Seventh Day Ad,
ventists, it was announced today.
In an open letter, President
c. H. Watson declared:
There are some countries
in which our people are denied
the free exercise of conscience
in religious matters and are
prosecuted for their faith, suf-
fering the loss of property, i'm
priSOnment, bodily harm and
even the loss of life itself.
"Our support will be to use
every agency to cause these
religious prosecutions to cease,
by petition, by representations
to governmental officers and
full publicity the world over"
Rev. w. H. Branson, recently
returned from Southern Europe
and now head of the North
American activities of the church,
will make a series of talks, de-
failing alleged atrocities COM
mitted on those opposing state
churches.
The Washington times., 1932-11-03
Husband;sLOu
Stolen By
Shirt Bride

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Stal-
warts of the law glanced
nervously over their shoulders
in White Plains Supreme Court
as Margaret Crandall, Is, an
attractive but distraught bru-
nette, told weird story of how
a spirit bride had stolen the
affections of her husband,
Francis w. Crandall, %, Cornell
graduate and New York real
estate operator.
Mrs. Crandall, who is suing
for separation and temporary
alimony told of three years of
happiness following their mar
riage, of the sudden havoc
wrought by her phantom rival,
and haunting nights which fol
lowed in their once-blissful
home at Glen Cove, L. I. She
said:
"He changed quickly after he
took up spiritualism. He would
taunt me. He said he had no
need of me since he had mated
his spiritual bride. He called
me a haIf-wit and said he had
never loved me-"
The Washington times., 1932-11-03
VETS Of COUNTY
PLAN REUNION

Fourteen years after their occu-
patton of the territory north of
Verdun, France, members of Com.
pany K of the 115th Infantry will
meet at the Silver Spring Armory
November II for a reunion.
Company K represents Mont
gomery county's contribution to
the Blue and Gray Division.
A business meeting, election of
officers, and hours of reminiscenc.
ing will be the program. Arrange.
ments are being made to bring
the Baltimore contingent by bus.
Joseph c. Cissel, counsel to the
Montgomery county board of com.
missioners, is president; Fred
Wells, of Baltimore. vice presi-
dent: Maurice Roberts, of Wash.
ington. secretary, and George e.
Stiegler, Baltimore, treasurer. Vet.
Grams who are without funds have
been told to come anyhow.
The Washington times., 1932-11-03
SENATOR LOSES
COLLATERAL

State Senator Thurman c. At
kinson, of Baltimore, forfeited
$3.50 collateral when called upon
to defend himself on drunk and
disorderly conduct in police court
at Hyattsville yesterday.
The Senator. who did not ap-
pear in court, was arrested with
four companions in Judge j.
Chew sheriff's front yard at
Lanham several days ago. Ray
mond Ayers, of Baltimore, also
forfeited $3.50 on the same
charges.
Joseph Kunkle, of Baltimore,
who police said, had a half
gallon of whisky, was fined $50
for possession. of liquor and
$3.50 for being drunk and dis
orderly. Thomas McNulty, Of
Hyattsville, forfeited $3.50 for
drunk and disorderly. while Wal
ter H. Kay, of Linthicum Heights.
was dismissed. Ayers apologized
for his part in the affair to
Judge Sheriff.
Judge Sheriff, who tried the
case, severely criticized the men.
He said that he called police
only after one of the party dared
him to. The judge further stated
that Senator Atkinson was very
drunk.
According to the story told in
police court yesterday, the group
had gone to Lanham in an effort
to talk over a liquor charge
against a Baltimorean.
The Washington times., 1932-11-03
ROSARY SHOWN
ON|RONS|DES

"A rosary, presented to a men,
Der of the crew of the U. 8.
aTrigate Constitution by Pope Plus
TX in 1849 at Gaita, Italy, will
be on exhibition at the services
(. Sunday afternoon on board the
| vessel, now in the Washington
Navy Yard.
: The relic is one of the $50
roSarieS presented Catholic mem.
bers Of the crew on the occasion
of Pope Plus visit to the ship,
the only time in history when a
Pope visited. a United States
man-of-war.
The services, to which the
public Is invited regardless of
denomination, will be held under
; the auspices of the Rev. S. w.
Salisbury, Chaplain of the Navy
Yard. The rosary will be recited
by the Rev. Father j. Knox,
Chaplain, U. S. N. stationed at
SQuantico, Va.
The officers Of the solemn
benediction of the Most Blessed
sacrament will be the Rev. Father
Francis j. Hurney, the Rev. Ed.
ward r. McAdams, the Rev.
Father Joseph r. Koch and the
Rev. Father Joseph T. Kennedy.
The speaker will be the Rev.
Father Robert j. White, of Cath
iolic University, who served in the
United States Navy during the
world war as an enlisted man.
I! Music for the services is being
arranged by Harry Wheaton
Howard. Miss Florence Yocum
will sing the Ave Maria"
T; The United States Navy Band,
directed by j. M. Courtney, will
present concert of sacred music
Eoefore the services.