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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-17

Waterbury's mad dog scarce was
practically at standstill today.
Nobody was bitten yesterday or
pupil early this afternoon and
Saturday also had q clean bill of
health. DR. e. J. Godfrey, local
health officer, and Dog Warden
Coleman O'Loughlin today express
the opinion that the strict dog
quarantine that has been enforced
during the past week by the city
and by the state since yesterday
morning has begun to show its re-
suit ri
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-17
TWO WOMEN IN
BAD ACCIDENT

Moncton, N. b., July 17-(uP)
--Miss Emily Dymond and Mrs
Jean McIvor, both OF Worcester,
Mass., were In critical condition
in Moncton General hospital today
~ q result Of an automobile 40.
cident.
Only meager details swere avail
able. Police reported that q car
driven BY Mrs McIvor overturned
At petticodiac, N. B.. pinning both
the occupants under the wreck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-17
OBITUARY

hneral home this afternoon be-
keen . and 4 o'clock and to.
hght between z and . O'Clock.
GABINSKI - John Gabinski,
lso known AZ 0obniski, age SO
ears, who lived at the home OF
tr and Mrs Stanley 0aleski Of 30
tine street, died yesterday MORN
hg at st Mary,s hospital. The case
being investigated by Deputy
XII victim Of frequent faintins
BELLS, fell against the bed In his
bonn Saturday and suffered injur-
BE-, including q skull fracture. that
roved fatal.
Mr. Gabinslsi, q native Of Poland,
anne to this Country IS years ago,
md since then had been o resident
X this city. He was employed by
he Chase Companies, Inc, for il
ears, but for the past four years
lad been unemployed. He was q
bmmunfcant Of st Stanislaus'
hurch and q member Of the Polish
llliance. He had wide circle OF
me body was taken to the be.
miks Funeral Home, II Congress
venue. Funeral arrangements Will
b announced later.
Observation-Disclosures +. Brennan
Il 100 Elmwood avenue died Sat-
irday evening at his home after
h illness Of three days. He was
he son Of the late John and Mar
laret (May) Brennan and had been
resident Of this city for 80 years.
|Pp 70 the time OF MS Mlness no
|Eas employed ny the waterbury
buckle Company ana was neId IN
high esteem by MS business Assoc
poates ana friends. He was mem.
per OF the onateo oroer oh WORK.
men. ~.
Mr fireman - survive9 Dy ~
wiIes Aatnerlne weIcn 0ronnan:
r 70 dausnsers' nisses 0esnice Ano =
Tlorence. MIs yonn Sca - ss,,n ~. re
t Mrs Sosepn Mesonan . ~ q sMis clLy;
a.s s1Hah,,S o. TINS ci'y ana -FOUR
ILL., x..aU; ,.,, =. 80 &c..
80 a"e ~. vii " nS.u o "
.en nsnans, s ~ y. rSt,n ~ -
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VII, wS To- , sS Aes % reqI nn
w, W. III. ~ 1I ~ ~ E.ocx; PVT y.
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.o.s w "a Ts..sL Anco anger asas
sIsI VIZ =. III ns ~ Wy
s ss o rnn e. n 49, nono, ~ oUH. ~
S..oe 2ne nau DeoH = Ies.uens u
TINS city Tor 10 years coming here
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-17
= 1850
= Kilocycles
2s2.S
Meters
Hartford

5:00--whispering Banjos ana
Three Madhatters.
5:15--James Knox, violinist;
winifred Beaver. pianist.
5:30--Sunset Hour--Moshe Par
anov, director.
6:00-Wrightville Clarion.
6:30--v. v. Koodroff. baritone;
Frederick Smithson, 40
companist.
6:46-waiter Hapgood-Sports.
7:00---Broadway Favorites--Ncf-
Norman Cloutier, director;
with wallace Clark.
7:30-Tarxan OF the Apes.
7:45--Three Melody Men.
S:OO---Snow village.
S:3O--Musical Gazette.
S:45--Terde 0rofe's orchestra.
9:00--The 0ypsies.
s:30--Paul Whitefnan's orchestra.
10:30--Comedy and drama.
11:00--Biil Tasillo's Show Boat
orchestra.
11:S0~-Merry Madcaps--Norinan
C1outier. director.
1900 rn.--HoIlywood on the.Air
12;s0--Palmer House orchestra.
l:o0--fiiiAnf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-17

Although Joe Kahn. the NBC
pianist, IL known chiefly 40 q hot
ivory tickler," he will don his
classical regaiia this fail at a Town
Hall concert where he will play
Mosarts Chopin ana other masters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-17
. e: WEAF x,,: C:
New York

5:00-Banjo ensemble.
5:15-Arlene jackson. songs.
5:30-Echirmer and Schmidt,
piano duo.
5:45-Paui Wing, Story Man.
6:00-Concert orchestra.
6:30-Drake's Drums-Sketch.
observation-disclosures Music.
7:16--Austin Strong, Playwright.
7;30--Lum and Abner--Sketch.
7:45-The Goldbergs-Sketch.
8:00-Dramatic sketch.
8:30-From London: the World
Economic Conference
william Hard.
8:45-Conrad Thibault, baritone;
Grofe orchestra.
9:00-Gypsies orchestra; Frank
Parker, tenor.
9:30---Whiteman's orchestra;
Deems Taylor. narrator.
l1:30--Denny orchestra.
12:OO-Hollywood on the Air.
l2:30-Cole orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-17

It's not every radio performer
who IL able to 70 on the air after
being stepped on by o horse.
But that's what happened TO
Robert Simmons, NBC tenor, and
the horse wasn't bit particular
where ne stepped for when Sim.
mons arose to survey his hurts, ne
found he had been carefully
mauied on the neck. The horse
was a polo pony. which Simmons
often rides near his home at Corn.
wall, N. Y. In spite OF his hurts
simmons went on the air that
night and the next day filled .
New York theatrical euGakAznAnt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-17

lev. he IL survived by two daugh-
ters. Mrs Charles II. Granger and
Mrs Charles 8. Redmond, Jr, and
Hunter, redmond, Carleton 8.
redmond. Jr., and Charles II.
Granger. 2nd Of this city.
The funeral will be held on
"Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
NJ the Hall Memorial chapel, Rev
Henry baldwin Todd officiating.
Burial will be in Riverside GENE.
terry.
McHUGH-John McHugh, sr.
aged 10. died Saturday night after
q brief illness. He was a native OF
paterson, N. j., but had lived in
this city for As years. He was en-
pioyed for the past IL years by
the school department, working at
Ieavenworth high school. Previous
~. he was employed for more than
10 years by the waterbury Steam
laundry. He had q wide circle OF
friends and acquaintance about
IA M McHugh is survived by his
wife, Mrs Ellen Ryan McHugh, and
six children. They are Mrs Henry
Butler, Margaret, Anna, John Jr.
Robert and Henry, all Of Water
bury He also leaves Q sister Mrs
Mary Mcbride Of Paterson. n. ",
ana a brother, Joseph In Califor-
MA. and IL grandchildren.
The funeral will be held tomor-
row morning at 8;16 o'clock from
the home to the Sacred Heart
church where d solemn high mass
Will be celebrated At Q o'clock. Bur-
ial wilt be in calvary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-17
Bradshaw Is
Reported Better


victim, has posted q $500 reward
for information leading 20 TIE cap
ture Of the driver Of the car that
struck his son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-17

China has substituted the new
silver yuan for the haikwan teal
previously used in evaluating Gus.
toms dutisA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-17

A farewell reception in honor of
Daniel +. harrington, ST., former
president of the board of alder
men and widely known realtor
who sails Thursday for a tour Of
Europe, will be given by his many
friends and associates tonight at
Waverly Inn in Cheshire. Judge
John +. McGrath will fili the role
OF toastmaster. Mrs harrington
and son, Edward j., will accom-
pany Mr. Harrington sailing from
New York city on the 8. 8. Duch-
ess of Atholl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-17
FUNERALS

The funeral Of Mrs Margaret
(Linslsy) Purcell of Davis street,
Oakvilie, took place at 9:16 o'clock
this morning from the homo to st
Mary Magdelin's church where a
solemn mass Of requiem was celc-
brated at 10 o'clock by Rev Leo
Finn. Burial was in Calvary ceme-
terri The pallbearers were: Joseph
LMkasavage, John Lukasavage, AL
fred Satkunas, Charles Sakalauskas
Ambrose Dunphy and Peter Ed
wards.
The funeral Of william p. Flem-
ing took place this morning at S:15
o'clock from the Mulville Funeral
Home, 80 West Main street to the
Immaculate Conception church
whore q solemn mass Of requiem
was celebrated at Q o'clock. Bur-
ial was in new 81 Joseph's cene-
terry. The pallbearers were; Fran
els Burns, George Noonan, Patrick
scanion, Charles Boyoe, Albert
Leonard and William Bernhardt.
Txneral services for Mrs I. r.
Kellogg were held yesterday after
noon at the home, 50 Willow
street. Rev DR. John N. Lewis Of
hciated. Burial was in Riverside
cemetery.
The honorary bearers were Da-
via G. Griggs. w. 8. Fulton, g. =.
aoss Jf. J. d. Vietch, John p. Ell
ton and J. X. Hyde.
Funeral services for Dennis Nc
Carthy. who died Saturday at the
bridgeport hospital and who 10 o
brother Of Patrick Mccarthy OF
this city, will be held tomorrow
morning at 9!30 O'clock from his
home to the Sacred Heart church.
Bridgeport, at . o'clock. Interment
will be In st Michaers cemetery,
Bridgeport.
The funeral Of Thomas Gaffney
who died Saturday at Lewiston,
Me-, will be held Wednesday
morning at 8 o'clock in Bridgeport
with q requiem high mass at 0
| O'Clock at St Roses church. inter-
ment will be in st Roses. ceme-
terry. Bridgeport. He Is survived by
three sisters, Mrs John F. Neagle
ana, the Misses Nellie and Sadie
0affney OF WATERFOWL.
Today DOE Warden O'L0ughlin
took to Hartford the head OF
dog that had been under observa-
ton for several days. 1t was ex-
Evening star., 1933-06-21
I'm Mrn1nrtaut.

Temsmbrsnce to our dear mother. LAURA
year ago today. June Fl. 1882
In our hearts your memory fingers.
rhefs 1sadsr Is nos o.na snd dsg ssGs; cssr mother
That Il HER % bsvofEb aSs 5f1n5 & aH{Ipnrs {IH;
FSsrss a.: brosh.s e'1ss ResERT
BOWLER. who left US 50 suddenly SIX
years ago today, June 21. 1927.
In rous.i our hearts sEts you your memory fingers.
There is not day. dear brother,
HIS shss Ss e aa thna q aD h9a
BRYAN, HENRY L. In sad but loving re-
sRs sssI saddy ss5 5sy ssasy 5a5s SEKxNi a. isso
Our hearts still ache with sadness. rs
coG gu. ,ey eyes shed. shed many s11 tear: -,
:, ssS s 8. sisR SSS
oosEs our Srosh.r L lSE1s cos 1ss
LETT US two years ago today, June 2lrs
BETTE AND TRUMAN.
N; devoted husssnd. sas5aa WER " In ReHSs sDE
year ago today. June @ 81. 1882. '' '
Lea, cannot 20 =; say .s and I win no. no. say
W2Su Cuccfy ouiiio auo y wave VI
s.sfa'ie int sH sss''zs
EDWARDS. LLOYD. Sacred to the memory.
Of my dear grandfather. LLOYD Ed
WARDS. who departed this life twenty
eight years ago today. June q. 1905:
HIS HG L0XING GRANDDAUGHTER. IRENE
HEBbRON. tSe1
FRAZIER, ALEXANDRIA. In sad memory
Of my son. ALEXANDRIA FRAZIER. Who
passed away hve years ago today, June
81. 1928.
Gone but not forgotten.
MOTHER. BROTHERS AND SISTERS =
PROVOST, LOUISA G. In memory of our
dear mother and grandmother. LOUISA G.
day. June 81. 1889.
Your gentle face and patient smile ,lt.t
With sadness We recall.
You had kindly word for each -
And died beloved by all
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTERS AND
GIR2AANDDAAgqBTEER. GI2A EULALIE. IRENE
DRY of my dear husband, GEORGE 2,
year ago today. June FL. 1882. -
In our home Is . vacant chair.
We think OF you. who once sat there:
Although We know you have gone away,
'Tis hard to believe you've gone to stay.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND STEPCHIfs.<
DREN.
Evening star., 1933-06-21
MRS. MCDONALD DIES;
DEMOCRATIC WORKER
New York Native Succumbs at
Age Of 96-Widow Of
Lumberman.

Mrs. Donald Macdonald, prominent
for many years in the work of the
Women's National Democratic Club and
well known in Capital social life, died
yesterday at her home, 1924 Belmont
road. She was So years old last Christ
mas day.
A native of ithaca, N Y, Mrs. Mac
Donald was the widow of a pioneer
Northwest lumberman, who at one time
was one of the largest boat owners on
the Mississippi. She had spent the
greater part Of her life at La Crosse,
Wis, where her husbands lumber mills
and shipping interests were centered,
and had lived in Washington for the
past Is years.
She is survived by four children, Dom
aid Macdonald, Sd, 2015 Hillyer place
Miss Louise Macdonald, 1924 Belmont
road; Mrs. Munson Burton, New York,
and Walter D. Macdonald, Seattle,
Wash.
Funeral services and burial win Be IN
La Crosse.
Evening star., 1933-06-21
COL. JOHN N, FIELD
BURIED IN ARLINGTON
Retired Officer Died Monday at
Home Of Daughter at Fort
Meade.

Col. John M. Field, q. s. A., retired
who died Monday at the home of his
daughter at Fort George G. Meade, Md,
was buried In Arlington National Gene
terry today. following funeral services
at Fort Myer.
Col. Field, who served with the 1st
D. G. Infantry, U. 8. Volunteers, during
the Spanish War, was born In Toledo
Ohio, In 1856, and had been q resident
Of Washington since 1873. Following
his service in the war with Spain, Col
Field was appointed to the United States
Army as an onicer Of . Puerto Rican
regiment.
He Is survived by . son, Comdr John
M. Field, jr., now an instructor at the
United States Naval Academy, and five
daughters, Mrs. H. o. Lane, wife OF
Capt. Herman o. Lane, U. S. A., Fort
George G. Meade; Miss Frances Field,
New York City; Mrs. E. S. Steele, San
Juan, Puerto Rico; Mrs. A. Moreno
1734 r street, Washington, and Mrs. C.
Michel, Army Beach, Fla.
Evening star., 1933-06-21
BrathH.

sEoK .4fM {. S1E 9 ysaS R. Z: .,
Frederick Beck and mother Of Lenora NC
Glade. Otto Beck and Mrs. Josephine
Amenol Of Philadelphia, Pa. Remains
resting at the W. ". Chambers Co. fu-
neral chapel, 400 Chaplin st. NV. Inter-
ment In PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Notice OF fu-
neral later.
CARR ARTHUR. Tuesday, june 20, 1888.
at his residence. 5053 Massachusetts, fve:
NV. ARTHUR CARR. beloved husband OF
Rosa Oliver Carr. Funeral from st. Al
bans Church, Massachusetts ave- and Wis
consin ave. NV, Thursday. June %, at
pm. Interment Rock Greek Cemetery.
CARR. ARTHUR. A special commune alton
Of Myron NJ. Parker Lodge. No. ~: r. A.
day. june Sa. 1855. to attend the funeral
Of our late brother. Past Master ARTHUR
THURsToN B. MILLER. Master. FL
CARROLL. WILLIAM Z. On Sunday, Juns
IS. 1888. at New York City, N. Y. WILL
LIAM E., beloved husband Of the late
Cornelia Carroll and father-in-law Of
and grandfather Of Mrs; D. G, Montsom-
cry Of Beacon. N. Y. Funeral from the
w. w. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400
Chaplin st. NV, on Thursday. June %,
at 1890 am. Relatives and friends in
vted. Interment in Rock Greek Gene
terry. 21
Evening star., 1933-06-21
Births Reported.

Isaac and Blanche Lapidus. twin girls.
Louis and Elizabeth Bishop, boy.
Henry and Evelyn Hirrlinger, boy.
Frank and Helen E. Glenn, boy.
Raymond A. and Jessie NJ. Kimmerlins
oy.
Chester and Elsie Barnes, boy,
William and Thelma Brown. boy.
William and Helen White. boy.
Salvatore and Michela Puglisi. boy.
Thomas p. and Gladys Mcdonnell, girl.
Joseph and Vela Wells, girl.
John and Margaret Scanlon. girl.
Thomas and Myrtle Thompson, girl.
Jack and Gertrude Brown, boy.
William F. and Margaret Barrett. boy.
James and Edith Tartisel, boy.
Theodore and Mildred Beahm, boy.
Nick and Grace Caruso boy.
Thomas r. and Frances Crowley, boy.
George and Ada SmieSzny, boy.
Lewis and Mabel Klopfer. boy.
Thomas and Martha Ashe, girl.
Francis and Edith Murray. girl.
Walter and Loretta Donaldson. girl
Hale and Elizabeth Soyster. girl
Cecil and Elizabeth Eldridge girl.
James and Mary Eaton, boy.
James and Aleathea Mayo, girl.
Edward and Dorothy Powell, girl
Addison and Marie Wran, girl.
Evening star., 1933-06-21
Bratha.

ROBB, JANE. Monday June 10, 1888. at
JANE Ross beloved Hn,osSer mosSer q ss svs Ros. &
inson. She also leaves to mourn their
children. one on-in.iaw and one daush-
ter-in-law. Remains resting ct stewart's
aa9 sa9erS Jun. so2s % sS & s.9 sn IT. Ths, ,
dence. ,rdra Tnnessi p.I. Friday; june e. at I
Sss!s etasia.ias.' a' iassrnsn. nii'i asrnsns sss;
RUSSELL, MARIE. Departed this life Wed.
pss MARIE a. vi. n wsssr aes
81 s.,SsSs bsss.s.. S ssss.
s. and hiE I.nS lass soes sS:s q r uns Gasi LATER &
srARKs 1S,I HENFMTIA M ,,. On Monday; sss June
Efie starks scott and Ernest stars and
Bertha King. She also leaves four grand:
John @ ona KIM two ans ad @ % ihema h
and Eetta King. and one sreat-grandson,
ss ona satss Rhine; shs1s nsssns
od Eye . t until .as ss,
fS%s.s fss% HstFSsesssss tssisss %::Is, ss: aIss
iSs1 = Es:Iasses ssS sSsa e' e g;
sSsir loss i've srsndesilaren. M iH fe' % ransrat S
ssaisS ssDsiss a. oaarss: seth 2i AND lI6n Dia
June 10. I 1sss M4s9 siSE LOUISE sTa%uB, sMaSa%das'
Joseph A. ssrauS % Funeral Hif from ns her iase has
residence. I l542 Ist st. NV: on Thurs
sy as ao;.a: 81 .' csa4sh sse ant At s;sHsm sm Re Rs::
tiyes and friends invited. Intermert st.
Mary's Cemetery. 81
THOMAS. WALTER C"sEABREEzE"). De-
shi TX aMsG1a'y Us Il Ios.n l' 4: l'2s Il:
Emma Thomas; one dsushteT. virsinis
van 4 schey's funeral home, n. J. ave.
mens Arlington National cemetery. a AA'
sss THoaAs * sgss'di, ei 1is 5u9s S e
owing SON R Yoans ns Is ana other Tsa 1s
tives and friends. Funeral Thursday
neral home. $50 Rhode Island ave ave. NV.
Interment Rosemont Cemetery.
VOGEL. GEORGE j.. On Tuesday. June 90,
f;s ffgS3; e GE0RGE 4ass a. Sei9ved @lSs husband Of
late residence. M isi4 west e1h Virsinia m .He R,.
1saaS 5ss' invited III t. Ise
"sD sssL5a 5osafh III HA g 4ssSs.s sssssd s: s
chsm6er"s "t Co sunelsi nsIf homs. assm 14oc ies
yso s. nm NV" .lat,1., IN .ns Jun: r.
wEBsTER. JgLA IDA SMITH. On Tues
| v,,s. ne. JULIA DA SMITH. beloved
22, at pm. Interment Glenwood Gene.
WILLIAMS. ARTHUR J. Suddenly. on Tues
me- Ts s beiogsa sisasnfs sa.Ssns Ssn
e Annis M3II,sm; WIia@s sId and fsIhsE q J95a
Funeral from % the above reside Tesidenee on Fri
81 of' Our Srns I a. 1913 11ns shsnes s. 70
Interment in Rock Greek Cemetery. -
WILLS, EDWARD. On Monday, June 10.
Wills 1aaI at E. Rs0yiasnss 5..ys. Hospital ,n EPWASp
se SISTER. Uxas sna 81 other the
Rhnes es.es Sra q shs .na ase
Sts: s.w. Funeral THURSDAY, June %. at
Anaon rT0R sasos.i sss a'ess sasDs
%os g. 1Rsg.IisS tA' WILSON He T's &
shss M loving sas .ssysi Frank sS nGsFr Wit
s0d 'sas 4snd: and BOD hs q 0y %
New Jersey ave. and st. NV, Notice 81
funeral later.
WOODLAND. JOHNSON NJ On Monday,
St. ne. JoHNsoN g N. NJ woophaNp. stdehsi 90 be. .
loved son of Lincoln and Edwardina
Woodland, devoted husband of Ethel
Woodland and brother Of Mrs Elizabeth
Parker. Mrs., Mary Rucker Georgia. Nat
tie, Walter Thomas and John Woodland.
Funeral Thursday, June %, at $40 am.
from his late residence, thence to Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church. where high
mass will be celebrated at 8 O'Clock.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
at Arlington National Cemetery. az -
Evening star., 1933-06-21
MRS. KECK FUNERAL
TO BE HELD FRIDAY
Widow Of Former Treasury En-
ploye Will Be Buried In Glen
wood Cemetery.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A.
Keck, who died yesterday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Charles G..
Dougherty, 4917 Kansas avenue, will be
held at Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church Friday at 2 pm, followed by
burial In Glenwood Cemetery. Rev.
Samuel T. Nichols will officiate, as
sisted by Rev. Charles H. Butler.
Mrs. Keck, widow Of David w. Keck,
formerly Of the Treasury Department,
was born in Hamilton, Ohio, and had
lived in Washington for As years. She
Is survived by Mrs. Dougherty and i've
other children, william X. Keck, Mrs.
Martin Holden and Chester r. Smith,
all Of Washington, and Samuel s. and
Paul B. Keck of Boston.
Evening star., 1933-06-21
Will Address Students.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June II
(SpeciaD frederick L. Redefer. exec
utive secretary Of the Progressive Edu-
cation Association, will address the
students of the State Teachers College
at Fredericksburg. Va. tomorrow at
1880 pm.
Evening star., 1933-06-21

COLLEGE PARK AUTO PLACE,
College Park, Md.
WOODSON MOTOR CO., Silver
Spring, Md.
BRusi.o BROS. g. GORMLEY,
Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1933-06-21

KECK. MARY A. On Tuesday, June 20,
1893. at her daughter's residence. Mrs
Charles G. Dougherty, 4917 Kansas ave.
NV, MARY A. KECK, the beloved wife OF
the late David w. Keck. Funeral services
at the Keller Memorial Lutheran Church,
9th and Maryland ave. ne, on Friday.
June 20, at pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment At Glenwood Gene
terry, %
Evening star., 1933-06-21
ARTHUR CARR FUNERAL
is SET FOR TOMORROW
Washington Real Estate Man Will
Be Buried in Rock Creek
Cemetery.

Funeral services with full Masonic
rites will be held tomorrow for Arthur
Carr, 90, prominent builder and realtor,
who died yesterday at his residence,
5o53 Massachusetts, avenue. The serv-
ices will take place at 2 pm. In the
Mount st. Adams Church, followed
BY burial In Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mr.. Carr. q resident here for nearly
so years, was prominent in civic and
business affairs. having served as presi-
dent Of the Washington Real Estate
Board, secretary at one time OF the
Board Of Trade and president at the
time Of his death Of the American
University Park Citizens Association.
An authority on real estate and
appraisal matters. Mr.. Carr was ac-
lively engaged In the business, and
was president Of the Real Estate Mort
gage Guaranty Co.
His survivors include his widow.
three sons, William A.. Oliver T. and
Robert Carr; a daughter, Miss Grace L.
Oarr, and three sisters and two brothers.
Evening star., 1933-06-21
Deaths Reported.

William Sutherland, 7s. 220 st. ne.
Virginia Barclay, rs, the Bancroft
Eva Alsop 72, 619 K st. ne.
Thomas Chaney, 20. Sibley Hospital
Patrick T. inland, 80, 213S N ST.
Mary c. Mason, 68, Emergency Hospital
Earnes Lake. .6S, Emergency Hospital
Mary Kennedy, "a, Emergency Hospital.
Emma Curry, go. Homeopathic Hospital.
James Sherin. "a. Walter Reed Hospital
Harry G. Zimmerman, SO, Garfield Hos
pital.
George J.. Sloan. 80, TAO 9Th st. ne.
Leslie J. Stickles, 35, en- route Casualty
Hospital.
Ethel r. Junshans, %, 1901 Trinidad
ave. ne.
Celia Marks, 70, 1855 Gay st. ne.
William Jackson. 65, st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
John Harris, b6, st. Elizabeth's HOSPITAL
Edna Dempsey. 81. Gallinger Hospital
Alberta Conley, ~, 767 Columbia I'd.
Warren McDonald. A, Gallinger Hospital
Evening star., 1933-06-21
LUKE J. KEARNEY DIES
Former Business Man to Be Buried
Friday Morning.

Luke j. Kearney, 68, formerly q busi-
ness man in Georgetown, died yesterday
at his home, II K street, after . lin
gering illness. Funeral services will be
held at his home, at $3.50 am, Friday.
followed by requiem mass at st. Al
oysius Church at 8 am. Burial will be
In Holy Rood Cemetery.
Mr.. Kearney Is survived by two sons,
Luke, jr., and Frank Kearney; daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank H. Bates; q sister,
Mary c. Kearney, and two brothers,
Frank P. and Joseph M. Kearney.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-09
TAMMANY PLANS WAR UPON
ROOSEVELT WING Or PARTY

Curry said that Farley had spon-
sored the independent candidacy OF
Joseph v. Mckee, thereby disrupt
ing the Democratic vote and turn
ing the party out of office. This,
he said, made him unworthy OF
party leadership. Farley also was
attacked by Samuel Seabury, one
of the sponsors of the fusion move
ment, who said McKee's entrance
in the campaign had allowed Tam
many to elect a few of its candi-
dates.
While Farley lost prestige when
Mckee was defeated, he did not
emerge from the election witntut
gains. political observers believed.
Democratic victories upstate gave
him added strength in the state
committee. 1t was believed he
would be able to control the Brook
lyn Democratic organiza I'll o n
through federal patronage.
LaGuardia made it clear that his
reforms would be inauguarted as
soon as he stepped into city hall,
Energetic as ever, the successful
candidate conferred with advisors
and ticket mates; revision of the
city charter and abolition of the
heard of aldermen will be one of
his first obirctiyes
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-09

Declaring that the state admin
istration is doing everything pos
sible to speed up highway construc-
ton work as part Of the national
public works program, Earl Lee
Kelly, director CT the department
Of public works, state of Califor-
mia, pointed out this noon that
Imperial county has already been
awarded $496,7 ,702.76 in road con-
tracts, and $56,986 in contracts yet
to be advertised.
Kelly was the principal speaker
at joint meeting of the El Centro
Rotary club and Ell Centre Cham
Der Of Commerce, held at the Bar
bara Worth hotel
Contracts already awarded in the
county include: Trifolium canal to
county boundary, $75,180.11; Holt
vile to highline canal, $22,806; Tri-
folium canal, southerly, $81, sos 20;
Kane Springs to Gravel Wash, $8l,
627.15; Araz to Yuma, $3.50 80?
highline canal to sand hills, $229,-
62450. Pending contracts include
INLAND to Mecca, $55,000; traffic
stripes for various contracts, $1,896.
The director pointed out that
these contracts will provide work
for several thousand men and ties
in which the county's relief prob
lem, upon which he conferred this
morning with DR.. N. E. Dupont,