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Evening star., 1933-07-01
SOUTH DAKOTA'S TAX
ON INCOMES UPHELD
Supreme Court Denies Referendum
on New Law, Which Is
Operative Today.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PIERRE, S. Oak. July 1.-South Da-
kota's Supreme Court by q three-to-
two decision yesterday denied requests
for a referendum on the States new
gross income tax, thus putting the law
into effect today.
A bare announcement from the bench
Of presiding Judge H. B. Rudolph that
the writ of mandamus asked to compel
the referendum would be denied was
the only information disclosed on the
courts action.
Action Of the court means the income
tax will become operative today along
with 162 other new laws adopted by
the 1888 Legislature
The opinion in effect upheld Attorney
General Walter Conways contention
that the new law belonged to the class
of necessary revenue measures which
were constitutiona.ly unreferable.
Gov. Tom Berry, whose Democratic
administration sponsored the income
tax law and counted upon it to raise
$40 600 900 annually to replace property
taxes, expressed pleasure at the de-
cision.
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Marriage Licenses.

Theims 4, Reese =: io4s Norwood ave-
Helen L. HaTTis. 10. evergreen. Va; Rev.
both Of ,as.. gs,imsTe iscs sy ho..dsIe T hGe0 ST.
ne st. s...: ana Rev. Na'1s ". a 4. hnsiish. -o ~
Ralph Mcdinnis. "a and virsinia c Top
pin =: both Of Richmond Va Rev. L.
Allan Il. Dean. e5. and Mary A; sadotsky.
20 both Of Baltimore; Rsy John nS e Bald nd
Emma watson, .s. Baltimore; Rev. A. r.
s'% som 'os:. g. Vest fsns 'Rs Rev. s:'f 'saa
Ss I.nl.s. Esss. Smith, ss seoa a.nc1. Pt Rev Rev.
DENNY 6. frsemsn. IS. 1928 jefferson St.
ne: Rev. Robert B. wierer.
John Needham; q 531 Tenn ave ne ana
Helen 4: stSekett. 49, I'll D ST. me-
C. W. Boswell, s5. 46l G ST. and Harriet
I; ParsOn. s5. 1882 and st. ne; Rev W.
Perry A.'nisa p Ms,tinsly. o. ose Mass. sye. ne.
and Mary r: Clements; ;; -: 1923 Rosedaie
shelton M smith, ai Is. = 10 18th St Sc. and
Y. 4. HAYNES. 26, 11s 18th st. Sc; Rev.
Elmer r sch Cherry. 90. es1 sth st. Sc. and
q e. Brown. %. 22i4 Q st. Sc; Rev. r.
g. N bowling. "a s45 O st. s.w and Pan
ME B. Henderson. 90, seaiston. Va; Rev.
RoSert rH 4. Dale 20. Naval Air Station. and
Beulah M. Andross. "A. Granada. Mimi;
Rev. John C. Ball.
Earle c; Richardson. 81. Cherrydale. Va.
and Alma L. McCubbin. 10, go W st.; Rev.
Robert II. Mahoney. 81. Norwich Conn. and
Mary 1. Hannah, p. 1901 18th ST.; Rev.
Frank Z. Kenner. so. o456 Goth st.. and
Sarah B. Reynolds. Al. 1928 Columbia
road: Rev Paul Sperry
Ralph L. Baldwin 81. west Hartford Conn.
city; Judge Robert E. Mattinely.
81. both Of Baltimore; Rev. c. s. Brisgs.
E. J. Lakin. "a, Marine Barracks and D. l..
McFadden. %. Baltimore; Rev. F. w.
John j. Goeller. 81. and Gathering c. Knoer.
1S. both Of Baltimore; Rev. r. C. Ftz-
Neurman Root. o.. l7as 18th st.. and Rose
Dinkin. % 5I23 Illinois ave; Rev. 8. H.
W. A. Jackson. %. 1921 1st st. s.w.. and
Marie 8. Hackley. Il. Sandy Hook. Md;
Rev. John E. Briggs.
r. K. Steckler. q, and Virginia L. Hart.
%. both of Fredericksburg, Va: Rev.
Thomas E. Bosrde.
Edward Lewis. ~. 1897 Florida ave, and
Mary E. Blankenbaker. 2S. 1854 s St;
Rev. Z. C. Smith.
Evening star., 1933-07-01
STANDBY BECOMES
new NAVAL CHIEF

Admiral William H. STANDBY. q. 8.
NJ, was sworn in today as chief Of ma
val operations. succeeding Rear Ad-
miral William v. Pratt.
Rear Admiral william Leahy sue
ceeded Rear Admiral Frank B. Uphan,
as chief of the Bureau OF Navigat on:
Uphsm becomes commander in chief OF
the As.atic Fleet the latter part OF the
Summer.
With the rank of admiral, Upham
will relieve Admiral Montgomery M.
Taylor in the Orient.
Leahy recently has commanded the
destroyers of the United States Fleet:
with additional duty in command OF
the destroyers of the Scouting Force.
witnessing today's ceremonies. held IN
the ONCE Of the Secretary OF the Navy,
in the absence Of Secretary Swanson,
were Assistant Secretary Henry l.
Roosevelt and Rear Admiral Orin D.
Murfin. judge advocate general OF the
Navy. who administered the oath to
the new appointees.
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MRS. WILLIAM E. DODD,

Crocker, at 207 Elm street, in Chevy
Chase, Md, the Rev. DR.. Joseph R.
Sizoo, pastor of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. officiating at 7:30
o'clock. The improvised altar was ar
ranged against a background Of cool
woods. pink and yellow roses in tall
standards at each side Of the altar
and cathedral candles adding q soft
glow to the rose and gold sunset
Miss Katherine Riggs. harpist, played
short program preceding the cere-
mony and the wedding music, the
harp and selections chosen being par
ticularly fitting for the scene.
The bride was given In marriage by
her father. She wore her mothers
wedding gown Of ivory white satin
fashioned on princess lines and having
train. The sleeves were of Irish point
lace. puffed to the elbows. and her ivory
color tulle veil was held by a cape of
rare old lace belonging to her grand
mother. Her only ornament was blue
moonstone set with diamonds, also be-
longing to the brides grandmother
The bridal bouquet was Of white roses
and maiden hair fern.
Miss Marcia Elizabeth .Crocker was
maid Of honor for her sister and had
a gown Of white mousseline de sole
II y
sasn in shades Of pink. yellow and
green. Her white horsehair braid hat
was trimmed with flowers in shades to
match the sash and she carried Johanna
Hill roses and pink larkspur Miss
Helene McLachlan was bridesmaid and
had a costume of yellow mousseline de
sole fashioned with a cape and her
white hat was trimmed with flowers in
yellow pink and green, and she car
ried butterfly roses.
DR.. Ellis Haworth was best man and
Mr.. J. Allen Croker, brother Of the
bride, was the usher
A reception in the garden imme-
diately followed the ceremony. Mrs
Crocker. mother OF the bride receiving
with the wedding party. She had q
costume of white crepe fiowered in
yellow and black and fashioned with q
jacket trimmed with jade buttons and
a high collar. Her green horsehair
braid hat was trimmed with white rib
bon and her bouquet was of Pernet
roses and lilies of the valley.
DR.. and Mrs. Warner started later for
q wedding trip. the bride travelling in
navy blue sheer crepe trimmed with
yellow batistc, the short jacket having
cape sleeves. Her hat. bag and shoes
matched her gown and she wore .
corsage bouquet of yellow roses. They
will make their home at l405 Emerson
street on their return. Mrs. Warner has
lived most Of her life in Washington,
though she is descended through her
father from Elder Brewster and through
her mother from Capt. Miles Standish
Of New England. She graduated from
Elmira College and received her master
of arts degree from the American Uni
yersity in June She is member of
the Elmira College Club of Washing
ton, the American Association of Uni
versity Women, both the National and
Evening star., 1933-07-01
BIG BOOST IN GASOLINE
PREDICTED UNDER CODE
Independent Group Will Fight
Portions of Document When
It Is Offered Here.

BY the Associated Press.
LINCOLN, Nebr, July IAN "un-
limited increase in Americas gasoline
prices under the proposed oil code was
forecast today. Sterling MutZ, Lincoln
attorney, in announcing Nationwide
campaign by independent oil men
against final adoption of the code.
He characterized as fraud" state
mems that the code was a victory for
small oil dealers and pointed to two of
its rules.
One is that "refiners, distributors,
jobbers of wholesalers may. by contract,
require purchasers to sell at prices
therein designated for such resale"
If this rule is adopted" he said.
comparatively small groups Of reflners
can. by a gentleman's agreement. with
out fear of prosecution under the Sher-
man or Clayton acts, control the price
structure over the entire country.
The other rule, Mutz said, permits
the Government to fix the minimum
price at the retail station.
1T will build up bureaucracy" he
stated, land will also require those
who have a low cost Of marketing to
increase the price to the level of those
with high COSTS"
The group has arranged to meet in
Washington, Mutz said, and formulate
its defense against those rules when
they are laid before Gen. Hugh S. john
son.
Evening star., 1933-07-01

a wedding trip later, the bride wear.
ing dark blue ensemble with acces-
sories to correspond. They will be at
home later at Fayette, Mo.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. James Hughes of Norfolk, Va;
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Parker Of Brooklyn.
N. Y; DR.. and Mrs. A. Parker Of Brook
lyn. N. Y: Mrs. Carlos H. Mccullough
Of Fayette, Mo-, and Miss Constance
Turner of Rochester. N. Y.
Among those who gave pre-nuptial
parties for the bride were the Misses
Cox, Miss Peggy Quinn, Miss Wively.
Mrs. Fleming. wife of Capt. Maxwell
H. M. Fleming. U. S. M. c., and Miss
Genevieve Magee.
Miss Elizabeth Havens Atwood.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Will
liam Atwood. and Mr.. Charles Cornell
Remsen. jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
sen Of Newark, N. j., will be married
this evening. The wedding will take
place in the Washington Club. the Rev.
Dr. Herbert Scott Smith, rector of st.
Margaret's Church. of6ciating at
O'Clock. A reception in the club will
Immediately follow the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Corrin Strong have
leased tnelr mouse at Z7lZ Tnlrty-Sec-
ond street to Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nelson
Slater of New York and Boston. Mr.
and Mrs, Strong have gone to their
cottage at Gibson Island for the re-
mainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slater have come to
Washington where the former has
taken up his duties in the National
Recovery Administration under the di-
rection Of the economic adviser, DR.
Alexander Sachs. Mr.. Slater Is Q son
OF the late Mrs. Horatio Nelson Slater,
and with her spent many Winters In
Washington before his marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashmead Fuller
have closed their house at $500 Massa-
chusetts avenue and are spending the
early Summer at the Chevy Chase Club.
They later will 60 North.
Evening star., 1933-07-01

Paris, and she viii accompany them In
their travels on the continent.
The Mississippi state Society. will
take part In the second annual Potomac
River cruise conducted by the ALL
states Onacers' Society. or the steamer
City Of Washington. Monday evening,
July 10. 49,. A..
ciety are Urged to be present for the
last function Of this season.
The steamer will leave Seventh street
wharves 1t $50 pm. There win be
dancing and other entertainment.
Tickets for the event may be secured
from the president Of the club, Mr..
George w. Potter, 724 Farragut street
northwest, Adams 1881, or from the
secretary. Mrs. Alma Street Carr. 1852
Mintwood place northwest, Columbia
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Noyes Doe Of
Jackson Heights, Long Island, N. Y.
arrived in town today from Fallsington
Pa, where they are spending the early
Summer. They will remain with Mr.
Does parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p.
Doe, over the week end and Independ-
ence day.
Miss Laura Jensen OF Tako!ra Park
has just returned from Battle Creek.
Mich, where she attended the celebra-
ton Of the fiftieth anniversary Of the
founding Of the Nurses Training
School of the Battle Greek Sanitarium,
Of which she Is . graduate.
Mr.. Benton Walter Aylor. son Of Mr..
and Mrs B. r. Aylor Of Syria, and Miss
Ruby Pearle Edwards daughter of Mrs.
George Tanner Of Banco, Va. have an
nounced their marriage, which took
place in Washington June IA. They
are now on visit in Virginia, and upon
their return will reside In Washington,
where the bridegroom Is in business.
Mrs. A. B. Herrick Of the Hotel
Tivoli Panama. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss NJ F. Herrick, will be
in Washington for short stay at the
Willard.
Evening star., 1933-07-01
In mrnurtan1

BURROWS. VICTORIA. IN memory of my
passed away to the sr.st stFs beyond three mee
years ago today. July l. 1890.
Let us think of her TO-DAY
Sleeping. resting Just away.
Time takes away the edge Of grief
bEyoTEp EussssP; pAN1EI S1fas Ba5efRRo,.s.
low lR remembrance Of our devoted mother.
ANNIE E. BARKER JOHNSON. who DE-
parted this life i've years ago today. July
Dearest mother. you have left us.
And our loss is hard to bear;
1t fills our hearts with sadness
When We see your vacant chair.
You wore a crown Of patience
Through the years you struggled on,
Those hands that rest forever
HER Ias erss ha cHbREN EN-
CLAUDE, CATHERINE AND MATILDA
Age cannot dim the bright vision Of
Sorrow but brisht.ns that day:
Tears only hide for moment tts
HEB H.aIsG 6RyoTED e. fia SISTER HENRIETTA
Till memory fades and life departs
You'll live forever in my heart;
Time takes away the edge Of grief.
oyiS Pi oy YosTEs s15ns 1iss GIFT sa CATH
sn ERfNE viLhH WiILiAMs. Aon En- At
our dear Wife and aunt EVA P. LIvERs.
who departed this life ive years ago to-
day. July i. 1928.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Tender kind and true;
fha ". not ao nct nct tn St q yoa aunt
HUSBAND. JERRY LIvERs; NIECE. GER
TRUDE BERRY.
POOLE. W. CARROLL. A tribute of love
anG remembrance to my dear little boy W.
CARROLL POOLE. who left US one year
ago today. July l. 1882.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
Loving. sweet and true.
There is not a day. my darling,
MOTHER Hhas sSp eS not BRoTHER s5nT Il y0o GRAFTON
POOLE.
TIMER EVELYN J.. AND CLAYTON. DAN
TEL. In remembrance OF my dear mother.
EVELYN J. TIMER. vino died l6 years
DAf iEL CLAYTON who died two years
ago today. July /. 1881.
Gone are the steps loved so dear,
o"t Too Tar "a away % for sight or r speech,
Her LOVING pAuGHTER AND HIS
COUSIN RUTH.
"AKU: 4.m:mbGans. % os our dear m sab husband % and
father IGNATIUS H. WARD. who departe
ed this life six years ago today, July l.
Today we turn back the pages
And the he face Of a vanished loved one
Again in our thouehts We see.
Oh who could bear life's stormy doom
Did not thy wing Of love
Come lishtly waiting through the gloom.
Our peace branch from above?
Nor should we ask another.
More dear to US than the love
OF our own dear husband and father.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
Evening star., 1933-07-01
Births Reported.

James and Julia Wills. boy
Robert and Ruth Payne. boy.
Joseph and Juanita Fahey. boy.
william H. and May M. Gaskins. boy.
Horace C. and Eleanor Thurber. boy.
Richard H. and Esthet Barrett. girl.
Claude and Mary Wood. girl.
Thomas H. and Nellie Deckelman, sirl
Paul o. and Jean Nykus. girl.
Edgar and Grace GrigSby. boy.
Cassius and Helen Keys. boy.
Adolph and Lima Dianda. boy.
Ernest and Mary Z. Nolan. boy.
Ben and Rebecca Brotman. boy.
Morris and Dora Margolis. boy.
Leicester and Regina Cook. girl
Joseph and Dorothy Hayghe. girl.
James ard Kate Watson. girl.
Charles and Flora Kurz. girl.
David and Gertrude Marshall. girl.
Walter and Elsie Marcellus. girl.
Jerry and Luceil Baldwin. boy,
James and Clarissa Gibson. boy.
Thomas and Elsie williams. girl.
Richard and Blanche Lane. boy.
James and Odean Brown. boy.
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BrathB.

Bfat4B.
sHiRLEy az rsHScss @ & skhT. aleid deyoted S Ss"sh.
M q vneins ne sa yS e Two sns
isthers.. two gfandmcthers. one Great.
srsndfatheI; one 1d%CshHsr ,gnHa snd q.
m%alH' MAIN 5s:tiHs a. e. the & John T. Rhins. Hot,c. is
piscs place NV. NE LoTTM 1sriisn s.. beloved VII. q
R the osSFse chsmSer. Hsn CO. emas Funeral hom.
he eo W. InePln ". cnsmb:r. T. s g. sanersI Soms
yited. Interment at schenectady. N. Y.
BURNS. AMANDA. Departed this life Tues
~ nns ssh < 1ssa ns .nANDA ne rtsdfnss s6sss
mother Of Mrs: Anita Thomas kleh.Id:on;;
sister q Harriet Green: Florsnse Butl..
dT:n and hos, q other ,. .siatiyssa iysa.nea and
from from Union Wesley Zion Church. 23d 81.
s.sxesn i .ns aYa,aI. sts as,a'.,n. sr At lso D"
BUksUIo, GIsoLoh0: !g.n.! 3n ThurssaE ,,s I
ST. NV. GIROLOMO BURRUTO. husband
81 nd ies1 aaust:rs sna q ne ne
Nevius funeral home. sa4 New York ave.
NV Monda{ July z; at $50 IN; n. thence ~.
NV. where mass win be said at 2 an.
for the Tepose Of his soul 1nterment in
30. 1888. HARRY. beloved husband Of
kos. and john christuliEis. Notice Of
DIGGs. CECILIA. Passed in eternal life
aScH nfh pI }SRs &C. :, iss s.a r:.d.nc. ::
their their loss loss reiatiyes RI and nd . devoted friend %
Mrs Isabella Gilbert. Funeral Sunday Al
00fs s. sDeisSa a.Sa oeians shs ssHHs residence
e 5s''z
nsr. sspf m ths cSsDn 8: n. cS
Of services later.
cfay 49, nA.r M4: MAR 4 asd.i dRHY q iHnstea Hns
sister Of Mrs. Nancy Burke. she leaves
many nieces and nephews and friends
home. 1870 nth st. NV. and may be seen
}Siy e rom 81 tDnhsnyys faisoiIe oh.5s5 Sin
intermeat at Mount Oiivet Cemetery. 90
GREENE. BERNARD J. Suddenly on Fri
BERNARD j. GREENE beloved son Of the
late John F. and Celena A. Greene. Flu.
neral from w. Warren Taltavulls funeral
home. J4th and Spring I'd. NV. on Mon.
day. July 3. ct $40 am. REQUIEM mas:
at st. Pauls Church. 18th and sts. NV.
at am Relatives and friends invited
to attend Interment Mount Oiiyet Gene.
terry.
GUERRY. HOMER. On SATURDAY.. July /
1898. at his residence. 2I6 Holly ave.
Takoma Park. Md. HOMER. beloved hus-
band Of Bessie H. Guerry and. son Of ths
late william Barnett and Amanda Dixor
Guerry. Funeral services at the Trinity
Episcopal Church. Takoma Park. on Mon
day. July ,, at pm. 1nterment tpri-
yate) in Arlington National Cemetery
Macon and Americus, Ga, papers pleas
copy) .
Evening star., 1933-07-01

\ RS ROOSEVELT Is expected to
M return to- Washington some
V time tomorrow after spending
1 q short time at her home at
. Campobello, New Brunswick.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt enter
tanned about 100 guests at an informal
luncheon yesterday on the beach OF
their Summer home on the Island.
Mrs. Roosevelt toasted frankfurters for
the guests and was assisted by her
daughter in law, Mrs. James Roosevelt.
The First Lady will hold her press
conference with newspaper women, at
the Executive Mansion Monday morn
ing at IL AS o'clock. 1t is expected that
the First Lady will return to New York
after q short stay at the White House
to be with her son, Mr.. Franklin De-
lano Roosevelt, jr.. who will sail We'd
nesday on the Washington Of the
United States Lines for q vacation in
Europe.
Speaker and Mrs. Rainey Have
Wardman Park Hotel Apartment.
The Speaker of the House Of Repre-
sentatives and Mrs. Henry T. Rainey
have given up their apartment at POOL
Sixteenth street and moved to Ward
man Park Hotel, where they will be for
. short period before going to their
home in Illinois
Mrs. Theodore P. Noyes and her chill
drcn will leave Washington today for
Cape May N. j., where she has taken
cottage for the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin
and their children left yesterday by
motor for Wolfboro N. H., where they
have taken a cottage for the Summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin spent last Sum-
mer in their home on Mackinac Island.
which was built by Mrs. Erwin and her
sister, Mrs. David st. Pierre Gaillard,
who with Mr.. Gaillard and their chill
dren will leave Monday for Mackinac
for the remainder of the Summer
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, who is in New
York to- bid bon voyage to her sister.
Mrs Charles G. Matthews, sailing for
Italy, will visit Mr. and Mrs. Erwin in
New Hampshire before going to her
Summer home on Mackinac Island.
Mrs. William Huntington has arrived
in Washington from her home in
Florida aboard her yacht Maribel,
which Is now anchored in the Potomac.
Mrs. Huntington was met In Norfolk
en- route to Washington by Col. and
Mrs. D. B. Mills and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lanford, who came to the city with her.
Mrs. Huntingdon will be hostess at sew
eral informal parties aboard her boat.
She will entertain at dinner tomorrow
Evening star., 1933-07-01
Hfafhn.

HOGAN. JOHN. On Friday June 80. 1899.
Sssy:d ,lsm 5n.S;a 4: M:Il:,:s
70 Holy Comforter Church. where mas: mas:
si. .oul T fnssr%.ns Port If' Lincoln ne l'sss Ssrs-
JOHNSON ROBERT LEE. On Friday. june
loved SS l9ss Sa.0,Sa sSHFT q h.s e.
3ss:, csnaSi. "a "a, ~, ~: e e Hsna.s: ivy
$40 am: ior the repos. Of his soul.
Union Cemetery. Rockville. Md.
KAysE., ROBERT LEE. suddenly. on rri-
day. June 30; 1898. st dirneid Hospital.
Monday. July ). 3e' ~ o. LOUIS MO-
MACKALL. FRANCES 8. On Friday. June
KS aANcks ass Es'senss assI ns.s. .s..s
II ssI.ssR,, "a, sSaseh; Msts:n Mts Va. 81; on 'Ss: Sun:
h4fss 1ss, June s5 as5 PRs RHesDA III &ARMs KS
Of l32g ard st. sw. She leaves to mourn
a,urn,.9 tnsIT iS.s .sa;. sas son Es:sIa .nd
t,yes and friends; Remains resting at
erias .s. NJ. tn antii insd.i sandsy nG% Guis
pm: thence TO her late residence. Fu-
s1 fntsr%en. S Woodisxn aId c:ne..r,. sne x;n 's'
SaSS.E :. On aa sssusSsy ass
%::ssT %..siI.,sI q TSssSsrine & Mo1.ys.n 81
Ices At the above residence on on suaday.
July 2, at pm. Interment Augusta. ny
oLRTEL. THEODORE EUGENE. At Ausus-
TroDoRE wesnssasg sTosNE oEs1 9Sns e. nsa
InID;..s D. D; end julia A. TORY oeriei +. is
ss HI; Cav wife .os esfs Rsss ssnss eSH1:s
Gersel New, New YORK 1i. n Y. and a brother.
Arlington Nations snas cemeter, Mondas Ju9 II
sucseo e. :; q. AZ P.v Serves viii be
kIca4sRsos dsI%ss AaIcE AaIc. On 5ape e. ,eas
ws service, Si Rsse5 Oliver l. .1
asHsaf o.S.1 lin Jgly S.m,i.r,t pm. Int.rnsn'
RUDY, HENRY scHlLDKNECHr. suddeni,
Sepcs On rriday ayo. June 30 1893 at his rI s.s;
scaILpksEcHTT rupa: a?e beloved Owed hassana aENRs
Pestins h a. e l. snss. ssE cn ms rHanH io5s a5e
NV. Funeral servic-s end irt.rm.rt On
Sunday, July .. at 3 pm. at Midaletovn.
aHas &c SEdss ssoSs1 Sqe bse 40,
band Of the late Mary sansone OF 1II3
Harysrd yard, st. NV gunrra, from TIE WIN.
iheccs ne; on ., Monday' n6;S Juv 3. Ct go am:
mass will be said at 10 am. Re'sti--s
snd friends invited. Interment at Mont
Olivet Cemetery.
ns ANNE hHSE shTzE oH gT1sE 'g.s S.oy.a "a
daughter Of the late Harry A. and Lula
E,,Sh Schultz , and sister sister Of Mrs; Ausu;ta
her aunt. Mrs. James Mowatt. 1908 Z
st. Sc; on Mondav. july 3. 1893. ct e:30
pm 1nterment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited. 2
SMALLEY. SIM JR. On THURSDAY. June
sI,, az s,,:I, u22 2 m at frsedman,s Hospital;
SmalIey of Atlanta. Ga. Remains rest
ing ct the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1872 You ST. NV Notice Of
funeral later.
WHALING. JAMES Z. On Friday. june 80.
ave- a. Es a; ss'senss E %H.nsc lsea MS1sS s.ssss
husband OF Elizabeth Whaling fnee Pix
toni: Funeral will be held from the above
residence on Monday. July 2. at $40
church. at am interment Mount
0liyet Cemetery. Relatives and friends
wYsANG. L. RAYMOND. Passed away. at
40 sm. july J.. 1888: l.. RAYMOND
WYshsG at tn. hc@; Of bis sitter Mr..
Brother of Mrs. Alice Burke. Mrs Lille
Morson ard William H wEsane. Re-
neral narlors. 2eO0 NJ st. NV Notice. Of
funeral later
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SAA SA 49,
1917. Following
he explosion 1t
was found that
smoke was pour.
ing out Of the
handling room i'm
mediately adjoining
the m a G a Gin e.
Lieut.. Saunders,
Lieut.. ]. w. Nc
Claran, and Chief
Machinist's Mate
F. r. Fisher went
into the compart-
ment, well knowing
W h a t degree Of
danger might be
incurred In 50 do
ing, opened and
inspected the mag
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Districts Heroes
in the
World War
Compiled by Sergt L. z. Jaeckel.

A S recorded in the official cita-
n ton, James A. Saunders. ieu-
II tenant. U. S. NJ, was awarded
4 \ the Navy Cross for extraordi-
nary heroiSm In the line Of his
professional duty on the occasion Of
the torpedoing Of the U. s. s. Cassin
0n October 1S
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Warner-Crocker Wedding
In Garden of Brides Home,

An al fresco wedding of much inter-
est was that last evening of Miss Gym
thia Adeline Crocker and DR.. Harold
Ellsworth Warner. son of the late Capt
and Mrs. Lemuel Warner of Hartford,
Conn. The wedding took place In the
garden Of the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick William
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axine and located the course Of the fire,
which was found to be outside Of the
magazine.
With the rank Of lieutenant COM
mander, he was retired and resides in
washington at l72s Seventeenth street
northwest.