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Evening star., 1932-12-13
MRS. J. w. BAYNE DIES
AT OXON HILL HOME
Member of Old Virginia Family
to Be Buried at st. Bar
nabas' Church.

Mrs. John w. Bayne, a member of
an old Virginia family. died at her home,
Salubria, at OXon Hill, Md, late yester-
day. Funeral cervices will be held at
the late residence Thursday morning.
followed by burial at ST. Barnabas'
Church. nearby.
Mrs. Bayne was born = Fauquier
County, Va, in 1877, the daughter Of
Col. Robert Stuart Ashley and Lucy
Strother Ashley. She was the widow Of
DR.. John w. Bayne. and is survived by
a son, DR.. j. Breckenridge Bavne, and
four daughters, MIS- David B. Tenant,
Mrs Scott d. Breckenridge, Mrs. Guy
w. s. Castle and Mrs Bayne Proctor.
Pallbearers at thursdays services will
include w. A. M Fuller, Philadelphia;
DR.. Scott D. Breckenridge Of Kentucky,
DR.. Charles c. Marbury, DR.. A. Y. p.
Garnctt. and her two grandsons, j..
Bayne Castle and Guy w. S. Castle, ID.
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Deatha.

cember Is. 1872. at carson's Private Hos
Pita CHARLES a MES. EUssELL Seloyed
Aaron A. Russell and Mrs. Alice r:
uncle Of Erma Rus.cii and Aaron S Rus
sell, Herman Cant and Roy Payne. Fu-
St NV. Fr.cSy. December 49, at 2 pm.
Harmony Cemetery. 10
SHEPHERD. STANLEY. On Saturday De-
Notice tc' OF ii i1ncrai later. Bemsins resting
at the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
sMALLwo0D. MARGARET T. On Mon
Rensnson say DeGS'sf Nd - MARaAREr b fst e. It os her
s9th, year. the beloved wife q Ca1Il1s 4.
Smallwooa Funeral Wedne5aas.,, Delen.l-
EPISCOPAL Churc.l. Kersiaeton. Md. In
tetment 5tewartStown. Pa.
SMITH JOHN w. On Monday. December
y. 1892, AT, az his Tes-den3ce 2i$I #ardeT
the iiate Jsade!ine smith and fssae- u
James Robori, JOIN William aEG Grsre
OF Hagerstown, Nd. ruac.4l 's2m the w
W. Chambers Co. 1aue-a! lone. 100
GhFpn et J 8 NJ nw 1n.s5mea, on i a1lasbu5g asess
THOR, EETTY LyALINE. o. Tuesday.
ijsaeTaecr - l:'.;, q l4er A., -cs4e1s le.s
i9 AyLC Gsost5a the S d.vai5a I'd ds r.: 80 q
ana SaIau Tay.os and SIS. ~ 9pln
Taylcr. Romans resting at thc ". L.Al-s
Jarvis funeral church, lt3g s.. y II;
Inter.nenI DeceLn5ec q L.LccIA IcrlaE-al
Cemetery.
THORNTON. GEORGE FRANCIS. DeFa-ted
this life December ~. l'| f, -
the loving son CT B-l4sa.I4-.l s.i1 JgAtslA5
Thornton end G.aaGsg. - Geo e ana
Johanna Brown. re .casta r. Eso9Ta
their lcss fou- brother. So S4tt..S and
host of other relatives and 4CEas. and
also a beloved friend. Mar l.. Thomas.
Funeral Wednesday. December ~ from
his late residence. ~ Florida ave e;
thence TO HOLY Pedceme. Ch fch, AZ J.
and N Y ayes Il ", where rcqGcc mass
will be said at O'Clock Tor the repose
OF his soul. Intermeat et Mount O4yet
Cemetery. -"
TROLNO. EILHEI 7ItSA. On Taeaeay.
December li, lHf., A her tea.gei5c1 -
IN s; ne TlLfF,LMl'A TEplANg. y -
Tnursda2 Decem5sr i, q, $50 N,
the9ce to s. J5.524.5 chaTs.-- ,e - aIs1 e
" an. Re!stiyss aga t.caa- ig...sl Gc.1' =, =
WELDON. ANNIE. Suddenly weanesday,
Dece ember q 1897. ANNIE WELDON VI
45S 0 ST. -. kenGlas resting - FRA
ave. ave nv. w isouoe ''cs os :GncraI isteg j.
WELDON, ANNIE. Orecrs and members Of
Columbia Temple, NJ i.2 / 3 p Q. E.
of W. are kClpny notified D. thf dea'l
OF DauRhter ANNE WELDON Funeral
Thursday night, December ~, at ~
O'Clock, from Fraz!ers iuacral home. 80
Florida ave. nv. Sister l9ogss ara tenn
p'es MARIE WATSON sWAILs. D, R.
LAV1NIA FAIR, F. S.
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HI MpnlnrIant

BERRY. JANE. n loving memory Of ogr 1
daar moTneE ana G =. .t1'It@.. .a1L. jan
BERRY, who dCpartod tals H-1 one Gar
sSo 'O-@'' D'''''''' THE FAMILY
DAY, JOHN W. n sad bn log.n@ euetn-
JOIN W DAY w.o pas sr.g oas sar
abo today. Dcce.4ssr ls, 1894
Dear IS the grave v.e:e OFT loved one is
swee! $ our memory that never saal
MAYNE. sl1n SADIE L1LLl3N AND GLABYs:
SONS, WILLIAM, THOMAS JOHN AND
memaIy Of nv dear h1sban5 NORMAN .:
GRlGSBY' VINO Gepa5sga TBS ,:.,., :ise nine
Ray his soul -e1t in peace
HIGGINS, NARY G. II loving nlsmery ne? Of q
passed away two Yeas $50 t7@&y' DeceTn-
Til .remo-y fades aHa lie parts,
Mother you VII live tn-eHc- ~ our hearts.
HER LoEING DAUGHTER AND GRAND
KEAUsE. HFLESE ". II loving memory Of
So ny Gear .5Gt2f5 81 ikLEE III ~ a5 5
day. December -. 1929.
You are no, foeso.ter, mother.
AS lore, as life aqd mcpory last
HE2 SOL, GORDON
NIEDERSTRASSE. AUGUSTA. II sad BIZ. low
rnothc". AUGUSTA NIEDEEsTPA ASST, who
departed tbs life one yea. ago toasy. De-
cemosr -, 1881.
she had smile that every oQe loved.
To those Who katw and loved her,
HER 10 to1NG S9o} pAUoHfE S iSz AND ss4S soa1N-
Law. MINNIE AND IN ScHoNRANR.
AND G7ANDCHILDRE%.
SIMPSON. GERTRrGE G. II loving re;
rFVYh hEap nj d = f+fFr ~ #Cr mr.
our sister. GERTRUDE e SIMPSON. VINO
dGE, December -, lal5.
Just line Of sweet rememhrance,
Just 4 memory fU"4 agd tggs,
just token oi loves 6et9uan
I1af Ti,,9S qNC hgatiS SsIz- i.5I -. gql
FRas?cEs AND 5ihRy. AMI %
THOMAS, HUGH. In sad but loving re-
membrsnce oi our dear father, HUGH
THCaIAS, who passed axay seven years
ago today, Decenuer la, l225.
DADDY Won are sadly missed
HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN.
WATKINS. DANIEL r. IN sad bur loving
remembrance Of III dcat yal and bretseF.
DANIEL T. WATKINS Who passed INTO
eternal rest one year ae0 today, Decem-
Der -, 1881.
Your death has left a space
That never can be Allied,
But God knows what i he (.
50 We are governed ay hs Will
The FAMILY,
WEBSTER. EMANUEL J. II Loving mem
ory q our devoted father, EA{.ANUEL J.
WEBSTER, wEo deparied this lie atteen
years ago touay. December -. lalt.
Gene, but not forgotten
LOVING CHILDREN.
WHITE. MARY ANN. II. ,oyrr remem-
WHITE, who died two years aeo today,
DecenDer IS, 1850, ANNE,
Evening star., 1932-12-13
OLD CHURCH REOPENED

The l5O-year-old church at Conti-
nentalville. N. Y. has just been re-
opened after having been closed sew
eral years.
The foundation, still in good condi-
ton, was built by Washington's troops
while in Winter quarters there. The
floor beams heWn by the soldiers. are
intact. Because the district is sparsely
settled, services will be held only once
q mClLh
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$4,000 MARK REACHED
IN DISTRICT SEAL DRIVE

Receipts from the sale of the Tuber-
cuiosis Associations health campaign
Christmas seals rose to $4,000 at noon
To-Day, following reports from special
volunteer teams Of women active in the
cit ) stores and banks. according TO
I'll announcement from association
headquarters, at 1922 Eleventh street.
Mrs. Joceph Sanders, chairman OF
the Seal Sale Committee. has notified
captains of the special booth teams that
direct payments may be received from
persons to whom seals have been
mailed. By this method the trouble
ana postage for mailing checks will be
eliminated.
Evening star., 1932-12-13
DIES IN CHEVY CHASE
Widow of Arthur II. Clark to Be
Given Final Tribute Tomorrow.

Mrs Margaret Hocd Clark, 70. widow
OF Arthur H. Clark, died ye terday
afternoon at her home, 66l0 Chestnut
street, Chevy Chase, Md Private
funeral services will be he al her
home tomorrow afternoon. conducted BY
Rev. E. Gardner Latch of the Chevy
Chase Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mrs Clark was the daughter cf the
late Capt William Hood Of Shinston.
w. Va. She IS survived by four daugh-
ters, Mrs, James c. Lewis, Wheeling,
w. Va: Mrs. William S. Corby. Mrs
Robert II. Ragan and Mrs. F. D. Powell.
al Of Chevy Chase; a son. Leonard W.
Clark Of this city, and five grand
children
Evening star., 1932-12-13
DOMESTIC ART TEACHER
IN CAPITAL SCHOOLS DIES
Mrs. Rebecca A. Booth, Who En-
tered System in 1919, Had Been
Ill for Three Months.

Mrs. Rebecca A. Booth, teacher OF
domestic art in the District Of Colum-
bia public schools since March, 1919,
died at her residence, 1871 Euclid dStreet,
early today. after an illness of three
months.
Mrs. Booth, who was widow, taught
and supervised classes in the Kings
man. Blow and Kenilworth elementary
Schools. and at the Health School. She
was native Of Kittanning, Pa.
She is survived by a daughter. Miss
Lucia Acheson Booth of washington
three sisters and a brother Tie sis
Evening star., 1932-12-13
Guests Of Queen Marie.
HOMICIDE JUSTIFIED
Husband Shot Wife Because She
Went With Another Man.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. December 13 Up.
A verdict of "justifiable homicide"
was returned yesterday by coroner's
Jury in the case of man who was
quoted BY police as saying he shot and
Killed his wife because she refused to
stop going with another man.
The woman, Mrs. E@Ward c. Reyle,
3S. was killed Sunday night BY her
husband in the presence Of Joe Dougan.
Reyle said he begged them to quit :
going together and when they refused
he fired at Dougan. Mrs. Reyle Jumped
in frcnt of Douean. Revle said, and
received three bullets in her body.
Railways in England are receiving
| 600 O0O letters day
Evening star., 1932-12-13

tiers are Mrs Alice Acheson Yates and
Miss Margaret A. Acheson of Washing
ton and Miss Elizabeth N. Acheson of
New Jersey. The brother is Wilson
William Acheson of Jacksonville, Fla.
Arrangements for the funeral were
being made today and will be de-
pendent upon the brothers arrival from
Florida
Evening star., 1932-12-13
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Cloudy, with
rain or snow tonight and tomorrow;
'nct much change in temperature; mini
mum temperature tonight about 80 de-
sTccs, gentle variable winds.
Maryland and Virginia-Rain in east
and rain or snow in west portions to-
night and tomorrow, not much change
IL temperature.
West Nirg.nia-Cloudy probably snow
or rain tonight and tomorrow, slightly
warmer.
River Report.
Potomac and shenandoah Rivers
clear this morning
Evening star., 1932-12-13
MRS. M. E. M'CULLEN DIES
Lyon Village Residents Funeral
Rites Set for Tomorrow.
gy a star correspondent 81 The Star.

By STAFF Correspondent OF The Star.
CLARENDON. Va, December 13.-
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Eliza
beth MacCullen, who died yesterday at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Joseph
Haley, IA North Spruce street, Lyon
Village, viii be held there at IL O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Burial will be in
Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
Mrs. MacCullen was the widow of
Oscar MacCullen. She was native Of
Raleigh, N. c., but had lived in Airing
ton County for the past 10 years. She
was past matron or Mary Washington
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, and
was the first guardian Of the Order Of
Jobs Daughters il Virginia.
Surviving her are one son, Allen
MacCullen Of Washington, and two
daughters, Mrs. Haley and Mrs. Thomas
T. Gay, both Of Lyon Village.
Evening star., 1932-12-13
COL. |. G. AMENT
SUCCUMbS HERE
Retired Army Officer Was
Escort for Queen Marie on
1926 Tour Of U. S.

Col. Lyntton Gray Ament, who acted
as escort to Queen Marie of Rumania
on her tour CT the United States In
1926, died late Sunday at the Army
NAVY Club following a heart attack.
Col. Ament had made his home both IN
New York and this city since retiring
from the Government service.
Burial, with fun military honors, will
be in Arlington National Cemetery at
pm. tomorrow, following private sery-
ices at Tabler's funeral home.
Directed Rumanian Relief.
Col. Ament. who was born in Shelby
vile Tenn. in 1885, was graduated
from Pacific Medical College and was
commissioned first Lieutenant in the
Medical Corps on August 6, 1917. He
Was honorably discharged as colonel
at Prague, Czechosloyakia, in Decem-
Der. 1919.
Evacuation Hospital No. 81 for time
and following the war was chosen to
direct the American Relief Mission In
Rumania. For this work he received
the Order of the Gold Star OF Ru-
mania and was decorated by the French
and CZachoslovakian governments.
Returning to the United States. Col.
Ament entefeu lIle FuDiAe i1eaioii SEW
ice and later went into the Veterans
Fureau. in which position he stayed
until 1927. when he resigned to become
general manager of the New York Morn
ing Telegraph.
Guests of Queen Marie.
He was married in 1927 to Mrs. Ed
ward Russell Thomas. widow of the pub
Usher of the Telegraph They spent
their honeymoon in Runania as guests
Of Queen Marie In 1880 Mrs. Ament
obtained a divorce in Reno. charging
indifference and lack of affection.
Col. Ament was member of the
Army-Navy and Metropolitan Clubs
here.
Survivors include his mother, Mrs.
Charles L. Ament, and three daughters,
Elizabeth, Eleanor and June.
Evening star., 1932-12-13
Uarn uf Thanka.

CORA d. We wish to thank
relatives. friends and neighbors for their
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes ex-
tended to us at the death OF our beloved
mother, Mrs. CORA D. FARMHOUSE.
Evening star., 1932-12-13
DratHa.

ALLEN; JOSEPH; On Saturday. December
10; 1892; At Walter Reed Hospital 70
mic mic \ WadsWorth. ,' ''is FaneTai f wednesdsy De
cember II, at l pm, from the w. Ernest
nlsrment 5zn iHneaa Arnssan shaTen National M
AMENT. LYTToN G. On Sunday. Deeem.
esrs her II 1892 at ,he-rAm The Army : and suNaT Nayy
U. S. A. retired. beloved son Of Mrs.
Charles l. Ament. Body resting at the
Taoief at qneral hone 9ss ecemoei st. mW
T. IT, when i viii viii be, taken 10 ArlinEtonn
wl,n c9mets5y tn1 for noneII n,eTment
AfsTN ssndsy 3 SHaefalk
D. B. AUSTIN. beloved husband of Cath
erck Bvrne Muliel. Mackenzie and Cath.
crime Thorne Austin. Funeral service
at his rs ssdidenee Iol willow ceba AYE hakoma M
AUSTIN, FREDERICK D. b. Comrades OF
kNE Henry " " LAYTON Camp Camp \ No ~, :
M u s q 3 Il a55fs d
IT Wednesday, December II, 1882
RIcaARB e R.p. |. LAMB. Commander.
JAMES L. DAWSON, Adiutant.
BAPTIsTA FRANK A. Suddenly bn De-
5h s TEANK EsAl!, A. Noos seIosed J. f5sI.
o. LSIlA II. Dapt!sta. Notiee U 4uAei a.
BAYNc. MAE AsHBY cMRs. JOHN W.. On
nsnd2 bOf pe'smner SgBe zon 81 Hi nn a. NAE Nae
Tunesal from her late residence Thurs
day, December l5, al am.
BoIIr,C. WILLIAM. on Sunday, pecem-
I'd. and Eastern ave. nc. WILLIAM
BOILING. He leaves 10 mourn their less
two sons. two daugnters. one granddaugh-
CfalGS0nS, grRSt-granQSOnS
and host of other relatives aad friends.
Funeral Wednesday, December ia. at /
II, -s-rl Tabernacle Baptist Church. Di-
visica avt. and Jay ST. ne. Rev. Brad
sE3w officiating
nc -, e VII wa f5aI. 81 s8eoial T. 5 eonmgnisr- n a
1T ] - am, December -, 1882. for
III rlrPose Of 4!,andins tgaaTal Of our
the Tabernacle Baptist Clutch. DIVISION
JAMES E THOMAS, W. NJ. :
roNns '9aS ssasi OF M9naas m at IL
Hospital JOHN BoRDs. He leave to
mourn their loss mother Annie Sulyey,
and brother, Spencer Bonds a sister.
Saac Qutller. Body resting at Malvan
x Schcy funeral home at New Jersey
a2e. ard = st. NV; Funeral from his
day. Decembe. -. at : pm. Relatives
and friends invited. 1aterment Rosemont
BROWN, JOHN H. On Monday December
ave, Bethesda Md, JOHN H. BROWN.
IN h. slst ye4r, beloved husband Of
Gaorp4a c. Brown. BODY resting at
Warner +. Pumpareys funeral home,
Rockville. Md. Services sn Wednesday,.
December II, at ] ] a m, at the chapel
u L9udcn Park Cemetery. Pa more, Nd.
In:eTmcR. LoGden Park Cemetery.
ERGEN, WILLIAM EVERETT. On Non
aac. December Il. Ia.i3, at Spring feld
Hospital Carroll Comfy. Nd. WILLIAM
EsLREIT BROWN, ased ~ years Fu-
neral sC.v4ces on wednesday December
~ at :, m, at 81. Lukes Church.
B1lghton. Md Intermcnt Woodside Gem
cery tucar Br!Gklow. Ma.
CAHooN. GLADYS AGNES. On Monday,
i2sSt'''VSs Is1G West virginia az. ne NE. GLADYS
AGNES. beloved wife Of EiTood F. Cahoon
ana daughter cf Joseph and Elenora
Skelly Remains resting at 4J5 MaSsa-
chusetts ave. NV. Funeral will be held
from tGe resldcnce OF her parents. 40
Massachusetts ave. NV. on Thursday.
December ] >. at IN. Iaterment Mount
OiFet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-12-13
River Report.
Report for Last "a Hours.

Highest, 40. $50 pm. Yesterday. Year
ago. 5G
Lowest, 35. 500 am. today. Year
ago, 81.
Evening star., 1932-12-13

e am, GrccnV.e. ttc- todayD
Stations Ie;..G .u.- weather.
Po4do'- P2T'1 r-hasl hasi'nd FIs5d r,55dv
Vienna, Austria ... i. Cloudy
.l5... Germany ..... - Cloudy
BrCst, Y ERGO ....-... 1~ Ram
urtcH- SN.,Eeyia I'd .... - Cloudy
Stockholm, Sweden. - Foggy
Noon. .cCnWich tiTo. tOdayJ
Horta tFlyah. Azores - Part cloudy
St GeorGes. Isersss.r.ss - part cloudy
San Juan. PueEso RICO. = Part cloudy
Havana. Cuba ........ - Cloudy
Colon, Cans! Zone, .,,. = Part cloudy
Evening star., 1932-12-13
Tide Tables.

Furnished by United States Coast ane
CCCaetlc SurLeyD
Evening star., 1932-12-13
WAR RISK UNIT DIMES
A. E. F. Detachment Celebrates An.
niversary of Sailing

The War Risk Insurance detachment
of the A. E. F. celebrated the fifteenth
anniversary OF its sailing last night
with dinner at the MayfloWer Hotel.
Col. Henry d. Lindsey Of Dallas Tex,
was honor guest OF the evening.
Others present were Col. George E.
Ijams, assistant administrator of Vet
Grams Affairs. John F. Woodward OF
Richmond, Va; Col. Wyndham Ran
dolph Wills of Louisa, Va; Capt Ed
ward F. Eagan of Syracuse; Maj James
c. Rider OF New York City: Thomas
Shields of Brooklyn. n. Y, and Benja-
min I. Martin. Joseph F. F'ahsy. Eugene
Hart, Harold w. Breining and Paul
Filmer
Late Mai. Willard Dickinson Straight
of New York City, who lost his life DUR
ing the World War, was in command
Of the unit.
Evening star., 1932-12-13

Monthly rainfall in inches in th.
ClE.taI lcNsrlnL m. i % CaLeL
Evening star., 1932-12-13
The Sun and Moon.
Rainfall.

Automobile Isht5 n1ass be turned on
one-La!f hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1932-12-13
Births Reported.

Claude and sartina Rebechi. boy.
AGeust 6. aud phtls E0dano, boy.
william and ShirlnY kat- g.rl
Hamilton aud Sadie Preston. eirl.
Geo.ge and 3eatr3ce HasLlnGtcn. boy
Soviet Russia exported nearly $4,000
nr1c ns kl,.tnr lact Nnac
Evening star., 1932-12-13
FOUND.
.
LOST.

POLICE DOG. male: wire haired terrie
white male Mrs Cake. Adams 699O.
Evening star., 1932-12-13

LOST.
BOSTON TERRIER. wearing green harness;
tag No 1195; reward. Call West 2112::3-R
COLLIE PUP. with tag. lost Saturday, near
Chevy Chase Circle. Phone EN- 333s
DIAMOND PLATINUM RING, large stone
and 90 small stones; also platinum wedding
ring; in Chevy Chase. Reward. Address Box
I5o-B. Star office. IA
DOG. brown and white, Pekingese; tag No.
li"6s; vicinity 725 Gailatin 81. NV.
DOG. brown male. small terrier; child's pet;
Please return to .o24 st. NV. or can
FRATERNITY PIN. Sigma- Phi trianele
shapei ana guard set with pearls. Call
Potomac n0S1.
LACE scARF-Black: lost about three weeks
ago, Return to 552S Conduit road Re-
MANS WALLET-Lost in Howard Theater.
1th and T Sts. NV Sunday night Will re-
ward ward yell. llos Q st. NV. 'anitor. 13e 3ee'
PocKETBooK. brown; containing eye
glasses. papers. keys, etc, valuable only 70 e
eTner; in AMI aossnt 2 Phone SfSIe Met swarn f577
months old. Adams l312:
PUPPIES (2). 3 months onld. white, with
buff spots; male, resembling Sealyham: fe-
male resembling short-legged fox terrier; re-
ward. 6 West Kirke St.. Chevy Chase MO.
PURsE-Ladys black purse. Sunday after
noon. on Wisconsin ave. at Fulton st. Clev.
SETTER. male. white, and bIack: vicinity
i'll Murray. Cumbersome, Md, or call Adams
53l1. Reward,
UMBRELLA black gloria. Sat. Nov. 90,
downtown, taxicab or theater&; rev reward. 2i21
WRIST WATCH. lady's, Ollendorff: Saturday
fternoon; between Lansburgh's and 9th and
D stS~ nv. please csl Greenwood .2604-a'
Evening star., 1932-12-13

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Evening star., 1932-12-13

DANzI, ANTHONY. On Sunday. December
IL. l9:H, at his residence, "a T ST. NV.
ANTHONY, beloved husband OF Lily
DANA ,nee Demou.co) and father OF Mrs.
Lulu Smith, Mrs. Annebelle Mannaimo
and ArtluI and hicnard Danz Funeral
from his late reslaence on Tuesday. De-
cembe- l:'. at 8 pm. 1nterment Mount
Evening star., 1932-12-13

December Il. ly|@, at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Luther L. Derrick, 370l
Grant I'd. NV, Mrs. SARAH a. COLLISION,
IN her 91th year. widow of the late
Charles c. Colison. Remains resting ct
above residence. Funeral services We'd
nesday, December IA, at pm. Friends
and relatives invited. Interment private.
Evening star., 1932-12-13

day. December. II. 1872! at his residence,
the Cottage OF the Visitation Monastery,
Bethesda. Md, GEORGE 7. CURRAN. be-
loved husband OF Mabel Curran tnee
Riley and father Of Louise Mead Fu-
neral services 1T his late residence,
Bethesda, Mo, "Wednesday, December II.
at :! clock. lnterment at Mount ZIo:l
Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited
attend.
Evening star., 1932-12-13

eembe- II. lH:s.. at 10 PM, az 3 pIS
residence. .1Oia 10th St ne. EDWARD
LOFTY. Jr. He leaves to mourn their loss
a wife. dauEhter. mother, father. three Sis
terS and two brothers. Remains resting
at Malgan & Schey'S funeral parlorS. New
Jersey ave and r 81. NV. Funeral from
Mavan < Scheys funeral home, New Jer-
sew ave. and r ST. NV. Friday. December
III. at | pm Relatives and friends IN.
yited. Interment at Lincoln Cemetery. II
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
WALKER, BETTY
REACH NAPLES

NAPLES, Nov. 10 G.N.S..-For-
mer Mayor James J. Walker of
New York arrived here aboard the
liner Conte Grande this evening.
Walker disembarked at $50 p. m.
He planned to remain until 1880,
when it was understood he would
again board the Conte Grande
and continue to Villefranche,
near Nice.
Walker insisted he had moth
ing to tell about his sudden de-
parture from New York. He
said:
81 was surrounded by five
newspapermen on the trip.
What they don't know isn't
worth knowing"
Miss Betty Compton, actress
and a friend of Walker of many
years standing, disembarked from
the liner at the same time. Ac.
companied by her mother, she
and Walker entered a waiting
automobile to tour Naples while
awaiting the Conte Grande'S de-
parture.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
Jones Death to Cause
Committee ReviSions

Revision of Senate committee
assignments is expected to be
forced when Congress convenes,
because of the death of Senator
Wesley L. Jones (Rj of Wash
ington, veteran chairman of the
Senate Appropriations Commit
tee.
Republicans on the Approprta.
tions Committee that are in line
to succeed Jones by seniority
rules are all heading other COM
mittees. AS it is impossible for a
Senator to head more than one
committee, it is expected that
general revision will be necessary.
Senator Reed Smoot (R) of
Utah, a lame duck" who is next
in line, is chairman of the FL
nance Committee and it is not
expected he will relinquish that
task.
Senate leaders today were of
the opinion that Senator Fred.
erick Hale, chairman of the
Naval Affairs Committee, would
relinquish that post and be
named chairman of the Appro-
priations Committee to fill the
vacancy caused by Jones' death.
Senator Otis F. Glenn CRO Of
Illinois and Senator Frederick
Steiwer (RO of oregon have no
committee chairmaAships, but it
is expected that Senate leaders
will select one Of the men in
front ranks to succeed Jones.
The special Senate Economy
Committee, created last session,
was also headed by Senator Jones
and one of two other Republicans
on the committee is expected to
take charge when Congress con-
venes, although the chairman Of
the Appropriations Committee
may be asked also to take over
leadership of the economy group.
Senator Hiram Bingham (RO
of Connecticut, and Senator L. H.
Dickinson CR) Of Iowa are the
other members of that party on
| the Economy Committee.