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The Washington times., 1933-05-23
DIR. FLOYD McJUNKIN ALLEN

DR.. Floyd McJunkin Allen, 38,
of the 1900 block Bancroft Pl.
N. W., died from pneumonia at
Emergency Hospital last night fol-
lowing a weeks illness.
Contracting grip about a week
ago, DR.. Allen at first was not
thought to be in serious condition.
The doctor became worse, how
ever, and Saturday he was re-
moved to the hospital where it
was found that pneumonia had
developed.
DR.. Allen was widely known pro-
fessionally and in Army and Navy
circles. He had been a member
of the board of surgeons of the
police and fire departments for
about two years.
A native of Butler, Pa. DR..
Allen received his medical train
ing at the University of Michigan,
University of Minnesota, Mayo
Foundation. and Harvard Uni
versity. During the World War he
served in the Naval Medical Corps.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Winifred Allen. and two small
children. Burial will be in Airing
ton National Cemetery.
JARRETT NELSON SHAUCK
The funeral of Jarrett Nelson
Shauck, 81, agent-operator for the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad sta
ton at Forest Flen, Md, who died
at his home in Forest Glen Sun
day afternoon after a long illness,
was conducted today at IL a. m.
from the residence. The Rev.
Ralph D. Smith, of the Woodside
Methodist Episcopal Church, ottl-
ciated. Interment followed in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. .
Mr.. Shauck had been connected
with the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road for nearly 40 years. He was
a past master of the Masonic
lodge at Kensington.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Mabel Whitney Shauck; three
children, Anna Louise, Ruth Eli
nor, and Charles Whitney Shauck,
all of Forest Glen; two sisters,
Mrs. Elizabeth Girard and Mrs
Cecilia Bryant, of Baltimore, and
two brothers. Jacob M. Shauck,
also of Baltimore. and Peter F.
ShauCk, of Loeb Raven, Md.
CAPT LESLIE B. ANDERSON
Funeral services for Capt. Leslie
Barrett Anderson, attached to the
Navy Departments yard division,
who died Saturday at the Naval
Hospital. we're conducted at II
a. m. today in Arlington with full
military honors.
Captain Anderson graduated
from the Naval Academy in 1906.
He had been in Washington since
last July. Surviving is his widow.
Mrs. Beatrice Hawley Anderson, OF
the Wyoming apartments.
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Special Notices

business. TO be held Tuesday night. May
%. s n. M: PIas4erers Hall 1924 New
Jersey Ave. N. w.
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BIRTHS

Percy W. Thelms V. Graves, girl.
Phillip O. Minnie Pollard. boy.
Edwin A, Rozelyn Riley, boy.
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Hotels and Resorts

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.
Mary f. Wilson Cottage, 1873 S. Penna.
Ave-. near beach. Bathing. Phone 4-2934
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Private Instructions

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instruction to workers before & after Of
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Marriage Licenses.

H. H. HanIey, % 1920 Massachusetts,
ave, and Virginia Harrell. %. 1o1 z St;
Max L. Berman. "a. and Bettye Hymowiz.
22, both Of Baltimore: Rev; Solomon Metz.
James Wray. 90. 1895 9Th st. and Willie
Ray. 81. l12S 9Th ST.; Rev. w. D. Jarvis.
James Taylor. 2s. 1924 6th St. and Cur
nell Mckenzie. Is, l70l 9th st; Rev. I P.
William H Mueller. jr;. 20, and Elizabeth
Schmidt. Is, both Of Baltimore; Rev. H. NJ.
Stanley Stanton. 90. 242s 10th st. and
Dorothy 8. Meem, -. Dickerson, Md; Rev.
Walter G. Brooks. "a. 7O5 18th st. and
l. NJ. Taylor, 20. ass st. s.w.; Rev. John
Alfred p. Butler, 80. el5 A st: Sc, and
Md: Rev. George E. Brown.
ne and Hazel Meeks, 19. 1241 Jackson st.
ne B. FeV r jordan, M an g. Bu.n. Vista. Va. and
Alice L Wohleeemuth. rs. 1909 10th st.:
'ufss Ieyt = l. osstin:: II; tn: rl..n, Va, and
Esther Browne, 20. Aontelair. N. j.;
" John Alien. 56. and Dorothy Harris. IS
both Of 239 18th st. Sc; Rev. George L.
Lewis Goldberg. 80. e2z Kennedy st.. and
Esther Kolodin. 25. s22 1lth 1t. ne; Rev.
g H MetZ
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In Mrnurtan,.

=; & dsss no.RsI lo'iah Mas SssmfRRREan9f EEK f.
HER SsS s' sSS Asb' Nd' 'DA1UbdEzzTTSER. WILBUR AND
KULLMAN. CARRIE v. Sacred to tn.
CARRIE v KULLMAN, who departed . t6i.
life nve years ago today May II. 1928.
In the book Of our lives are memories
And recorded in love are the blessings
OF wonderful mother-our own
For you saw only good in our dreaming,
And your name Is the sweetest name
HER M''ff T5sSND sii in oaN 81 s0Gs Of 1gE ,;s
@fsEETii {fsRkEi AND DAUdzTERS, r. FioREHeE 4 RE
eeVoted moiher, r MAR9 r RfmiIZ r. IAMsAfH' 8 PIT
who departed this life % years ago 10.
DAY, May IL, 1911.
In the book of our lives there are mem
OF the happiest moments we've known;
Ano fscoTEea %on6.if,,I " love Is the blessing
Til memory fades and life departs
Time takes away the edse Of gFIef
1u' eTs HER 'Ia' pEHofso Psf5 CHILDREN sEf1I iat
O'NEILL. ROBERT. Sacred to the memory
SS q SgE Gear xSo h1s6sna sIsd and fa;he[ ROBERT
ago today. May IL, 1910.
Not dead to US, who loved him,
Not lost. but sone before;
He lives with US in memory
And will live forevermore.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
PRESTON. GEORGE c. Sacred to the
memory OF our dear son ana husband,
GEORGE C. PRESTON. VINO departed this
lie three years ago today. May II. 1880.
Many 8 loving thought will linger
As token so sweet and tender
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND WIFE.
SWEENEY, KENNETH H. In loving re-
membrapce Of our GEAR son and brother,
KENNETH, who departed this life three
years ago today. May IL. 1880.
This day acS sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest,
And the ones VINO think of him today
Are the ones who loved him best.
What would We give to clasp his hand,
His happy face to see,
To hear his voice and see his smile,
That meant 80 much to US.
They say time heals q broken heart.
But. oh, 1t seems untrue;
For three long years our hearts have
acheo
Dear Kenneth. Just for you.
MOTHER, DADDY AND HELEN.
Evening star., 1933-05-11
JOSEPH M. SHOEMAKER
TO BE BURIED IN OHIO

Funeral services for Joseph M.
Shoemaker. 81 years old, manager Of
the Civil Service Commission Office In
Minneapolis, Mimi, for q number Of
years, and recently employed as an ex-
aminer in the commissions Washing
ton Office, are to be held in Tarlton,
Ohio, tomorrow.
Mr.. Shumaker died Tuesday at his
home, 4l05 Wisconsin avenue.
A native Of Tarlton, Mr.. Shoemaker
entered the Federal service In 1900. He
was assigned to the Minneapolis ofdce
in 1906 and only year ago was trans
ferred to Washington.
Mr.. Shoemaker is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Josephine D. Shoemaker,
and two sons, David w. Shoemaker and
Fred ]. Shoemaker of st. Paul, MINI.
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DESIGN TO BE SHOWN
Temple Of Light 0rnamentation t
Be on Display at Rosslyn.

Architectural ornamentation for the
Bahai Temple Of Light to be erected at
Wilmette, Ill, will oe on public exhibi-
ton again Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock at the studio Of John ]. Early
In Rosslyn. Va, 1t was announced to-
day. '.7
The studio can be reached by follow
ing the lower highway toward Airing
ton Cemetery, turning to the left on
what Is known as "oil road" and fol-
lowing 1t . distance Of about three city
blocks.
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FUNERAL TOMORROW

Funeral services for Clifton F. Brown,
jr., Is years old, a freshman at Nc
Kinley High School. who died Tues
day at his residence, 215 Thirteenth
street southeast, will be held at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at his
home and interment will be In Cedar
Hill Cemetery He is survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Frank
lin Brown.
Evening star., 1933-05-11
THOMAS J. STEAD RITES
ARE HELD IN new YORK
Manager of Cunard Lines Once
Here Died Tuesday at Emer-
gency Hospital.

Funeral services for Thomas J.
Stead, SO, manager of the local once
Of the Cunard Lines. who died at Emer-
gency Hospital Tuesday, were held this
morning at the Calvary Episcopal
Church in New York. Burial was pri-
vate.
Mr.. Stead, . native of New York.
was a graduate Of Harvard University.
He joined the Cunard Line In 1905.
serving. in New York until 1919, when
he was assigned to the Washington
Office.
Mr.. Stead, who lived at the Shore
ham Hotel, was a member Of the Trans
portation Club, Of which he was 0
former president; the University Club
here and the Harvard Club Of New
York
In addition to his widow. Mrs. Eliza
beth Willard Stead, Mr.. Stead Is sur
vived by a sister. Mrs. Paul Revere
Reynolds Of Scarsdale, N. Y, and q
daughter, Mrs. Lewis S. Booth of New
York.
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Births Reported.

Robert H. and Kathleen Warren, boy.
Lawrence A. and Ruth e. Laser, boy
Lawrence r. and Sarah M. Poole, boy
James S. and Evelyn M. Faulkner. jr.,
William R. and Martha Z. rhorowsood.
Clifton g, and Mary y. Howes, boy.
George Z. and Roberts johnson. % boy.
RalDh Ea.IIs N & .pd May May 7; Huls. boy.
Joseph r. and Myrtle Williams. girl
Theodore J. and Jeanette 6chwarzmann.
William r. and Rhoda l. Morrison, girl
EyangeIos and Mary Nichols. girl.
Conrad Coma q a. aaI and s1i Eoi. ff.0 Nixl riT slri'
Thomas A. and Madeline r. Quill. girl
Charles E. and Helen r. DeAtley, girl
BENJAMIN and Mae Fein, girl
Samuel and Sonia Sheer, girl
John T. and Catherine McWilliams, girl
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Deaths Reported.

a.ry 0iase Evsret 0s ss = 14sS ,S r. fryns hs st.
Martha Aman, II: 62l Z. Capitol st.
Charles H. Lier. "A, 1O11 c st. ne
Anofrio vitale, 72. Sibley Hospital
Joha NJ Eckell. 81: 1921 g. G. ave Sc
Zoe T. Reeves. 65. 1850 Wyoming ave
Thomas J. Stead. SO. Emergency Hospital
Herbert +, simonson, 55. u. 8. Soldiers
Grace 4. Waldecker. 40, TIA Webster st.
Jesse p. ehipley, "a. en- route Emergency
Hospital x, o ,.,.-,. .,
Unknown infant. day. found rear 1895
18th st.
Unknown infant, l day. found foot
26th st.
John H. West. 90. GalIinser Hospital.
Rosie Iyles. 40. l35 P st. s.w.
Eleanor Contee. SO, o16 st.
Ssluca Winder. %. St. Elizabeth's Hos
Robert Boxley, 20. Gallinger Hospital.
King Hammonds, months. Childrens
Hospital
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REHEARSE FOR FESTIVAL
Children Making Final Prepara-
lions for Event SATURDAY..

Final rehearsals will be held TODAY
and tomorrow fer the annual children's
festival to be staged Saturday afternoon
at o'clock In the Central High School
auditorium under auspices Of the Com
munity Center Deartment.
Fourteen fairy tales will be woven into
the afternoons program under the di-
rection OF the children's dance and
drama instructors in centers through
out the city,
Evening star., 1933-05-11
ROGERS RITES ARE SET
Funeral Tomorrow for Mother of
Former D. e. Coroner.

Funeral services for, Mrs. Elizabeth
Cochran Rogers, 81 years old, mother
of the late DR. Joseph D. Rogers, former
coroner Of the District, will be held
at 2:30 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from
her, former residence at Hamilton, Va,
and burial will be In the churchyard
there. Mrs. Rogers died yesterday at
her home, 140o NJ street, following an
extended illness.
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Drat4H.

STEAD. THOMAS JEFFERSON. SUDDEN.
o. nneumonia. on Tuesday, May o. l93:
Seioy.a hu.s.Sd 3 S oF TFH4mSs Ha.ssi TFrEr W:I
poe son and S.r.. hs Late Isson Caroline Cor
HEnt saving time), at Calvary Rpiseopf
1Mas nesdas hhSofi May "a DePsrt:d this te Wee
ptal. LEROY THOMAS, the pese BELOVED h9, 90
fwo oI James 5nes,d and Lillian Thomas. He leave
relatives and friends 10 monr1 snq be9 host os
Sa .aa :ss. E:s:s 3 .,,sDs
~fment Payne's Cemetery.
VAN OyERMEER, JOSEPH PAUL, JR. o.,
in Sss & Yoik, D. Ni'$a' a 5osspE sis Hesissqsf
EpiekI. and dearly Beloved son Of. Of JOSEPH ep
0ysrmssr Services at at the hAR s. Nae Il Hins' gsn
funeral funeral home, 2001. i4th st. NV o.
Aoysa. Catholic chSreh nv vhels .asnGs mass to w st
Iinstdn Re emsred Nat;drs At 2:39 am: Interment Ar
WALSH: CATHERINE. Suddenly. on rn...
Ssih M Ms " chfHEsISER sfT HEEfssisfR'S %aIsi lIs
S::A 1sISy'a :nS aots.s sits q e M1 ne ss
timothy Il aan&lo9,s & funeral parlors 64i III
Hieh he ,so,,, or friday. May H., at 30 a m
,nyyited 1nteTment Mount oinet hRa ieisme GENE
II
"ALTHER' morBiER MAX a. Suddenly, wednesday
MAX MAJ. 4 WALTHER. beloved hasbaGa y q S:0eo q
I.zidsr: L.1zie M: Wslthsr. Funeral from his :ate
DS ms ssll.I ash # in 's Hrasssa STssy o.s Mss
II
WALTHER. MAX A. corrsd. MI,
Z s,. Harden a,l Camp. No. 2, Hne Un!tee
T. is5s .s s'isHh1s i'45 pm Sridoys 9o stl.as Mss
MAx xHae1sl n WAErE1ssFF Ef 1sF late sle cqmrpds pT
''''e' WILLIAM III 1iih 3. $, Ohm, IN
Commander.
WEIDENHAMER. STELLA z. On Tuesday,
W Tk1IA nsl %EbRSHaMERl gsild5RsS tSqg l2B;h Ba
En5srsg ITvea we ts,v Of charlss D. Weidenhamer
Sunday. yicfs Msy Is at the above address OF
nterment Wildwood 90 cbape pm seryjfef WifI, and
port "a Monday, May IS, at . 80 pm
WILLIAMS, MARTHA. On Tuesday. Nav
% st. a. MaeTaa afl e5Tsaslaensf %iLA%s IsS SOUTH 6sD
Som tne soe7 ehspel SIeho7tt 0t Thomas r Murray
Tiena. invited. 1hteTment R FelcttSes eedss fnd Hi
Cemetery. 11u
WILSON; CARRIE Departed this life Thurs
Gay, May II, 1888. $40 am, at the
reSicence OF her aunt, Mrs Clara SMALL
WOO; lll7 4th st. NV. CARRIE WILSON
Sne IeaVes to mourn their loss a father
Miliiam Payne; three sisters two nothers
ReaIrlce Herbert, Mary Tyler. Alice Nc
IN. James ana Harry Payne and q
nost OF other relatives and friends Re-
mans now resting at above residence
5PuneraI sunday. May 4. at p m from
People S Conversational Church II ST. NV
oetWeen 6th and 7th SITS. Rev. a. F Ems
'140'atIns' 49,
LiEh CHARLES H. On Tuesday NAV o,
cS.t,r cg31t a. &C MS residence. I0ll c. ST. ne.
GhARLES h. beloved husband Of the late
Virginia b Zier. Remains are resting al
t1urhorst funeral parlors, 3Ol East Capt.
worth Methodist Episcopal Church 13tb
s. and North Carolina ave. ne, on Fri
Gay, May II. at pm. Interment at
Evening star., 1933-05-11
WE'D 50 YEARS
COUPLE CELEBRATES GOLDEN
ANNIVERSARY.


Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Smith, 1915
Gales street northeast, will be guests
Of honor at dinner at their home to-
night, given by their children in honor
of their golden wedding anniversary.
Mr.. Smith is IA, his wife 66. Their
children are Mrs. Clinton Walker.
Berwyn Heights, Md; Mrs c.. E.
Lauxman. 1445 Maryland avenue north
east, and Jack Smith Of the Gales
street address. They have is grand
children and two great-grandchildren
Among those present at the dinner will
be Mr. and Mrs. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lauxman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smith.
Chief Of Police William Walter and
Mrs. Walter. Trenton. N. j., and others.
Evening star., 1933-05-11
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia Showers and
probably thunderstorms tonight and to-
morrow; slightly warmer tonight;
gentle to moderate southeast and south
winds.
Maryland-Showers and probably
thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow;
slightly warmer tonight
Vrginia-Showers and probably
thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow;
slightly warmer In east and north por-
tions tonight.
West Virginia-Showers and thun-
derstorms tonight and tomorrow;
warmer tonight.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
very muddy today.
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Report for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
Highest. 81, 800 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, S..
Lowest, 81. 500 am. today. Year ago,
~.
Evening star., 1933-05-11
BOYS WORK DESCRIBED
Director Of Northeast Club Ad.
dresses Anacostia Lions.

The work Of the Northeast Boys
Club was described by A. Boyd Hinds,
director, in a talk last night before the
Anacostia Lions Club, meeting In the
parish hall Of Esther Memorial Episco-
pal Church. A program of athletic
events was put on by members Of the
Boys Club following Mr.. Hinds' talk.
Evening star., 1933-05-11
J. P. VAN 0VERMEER, JR.,
SUCCUMBS IN NEW YORK
Former Resident Of This City Will
He Buried Tomorrow in Ar
ltngton Cemetery.


Joseph Paul Van Overmeer, jr., 81
years old, president Of New York
manufacturing company and a former
resident Of Washington. died Tuesday
at his home In New York. Mr.. Van
Overmeer, who served overseas with
the Engineer Corps, will be buried to-
morrow afternoon in Arlington National
Cemetery following requiem mass ut 8
,'clock tomorrow morning in st. Aloysius
Church.
Mr. Van Overmeer graduated from
Business High School here in 1913 At
the time of his death he was national
president of the Kappa Phi Fraternity
and commander Of the Greenwich VII
lage Post, American Legion.
Mr. Van Overmeer leaves his widow,
his father, two sisters, Mrs. Kenneth
Provincial of New York and Mrs. James
F. Mowatt of Mount Rainier.
Evening star., 1933-05-11
PHONE VETERAN HONORED
Treasurer Of Chesapeake & Poto-
mac in Service 3b Years.

Thorn. B. Clarkson treasurer of the
Chesapeake g. Potomac Telephone Co.,
was presented diamond service
emblem today in honor of his compile
ton Of IS years of service. The pres
entation was made by his brother, w.
B. Clarkson, vice president and secre-
tary of the company.
Mr.. Clarkson began his telephone ca
feer in the Spring Of 1898 as a book
keeper IN the office Of the company at
Washington.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
80 FRENCH VETERANS
REACH HERE TONIGHT
Men, in U. S. to Repay Visit Of
Legion, to Remain in D. c.
Several Days.

Ninety French war veterans-members
of the Association des Mutiles ct An
cienS CombatantS-Will arrive in Wash
ington tonight to spend several days as
part of their visit to the United States
to return the American Legion's visit to
Paris six years ago.
The group was greeted in New York
by the national commander Of the
American Legion, and. after leaving
Washington, a number Of them are
scheduled to go on to Chicago for the
Century of Progress Exposition.
The veterans will be greeted at Union
Station at 7:45 pm. by Col John
Thomas Taylor and Lieut.. Darrell
Preston Aub. in charge of their Wash
irgton visit, and will be taken to Ward
man Park Hotel behind a squadron OF
escorting motorcycle police.
At 10 am. tomorrow the group will
place a wreath on the tomb of the Un-
known Soldier, and a reception will be
given in their honor at 4:30 pm. A
visit to Mount Vernon is scheduled for
Friday
Those who do not go to Chicago will
return to New York to embark for
France late in the week.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
Marriage Licenses.

$s.l%a SfeA c%iRspsE &adSon ya Faa sHo
Cupid Hodson. -. end Maze Wheeler. 70.
bo;h q 4ao Ridee St; Pev. Aiexanoer
DIX. ana Brul5h Ka.hryni P''r,,Id''' y,
~, l;;i3 St, Rev Rev J. Lewis Ha.t,ock.
-. both of 1893 1lth St; Rev. Y. N S.
Malcolm Evans Richardson, A. Park Lane
y. 500 18Th st: Rev. Gsorge Har-
Walter William Punches %. and Dorothy
anne Carlson, both of Norfolk, Va; Rev
0uE's ps1Be Bfoqfs 4sncas 2s w4'eIpssE w. e.
Rev, Thomas E Boarde.
John " Ennis, "a and Mary MeC!ement.
william Brown. 60 and Mary Campb~r.
e. both of MiIWood. Va; E'y. W4..2-
Marion + B,anken.hip. 81. E..rlct Va,
Gedrgo eqd NJ "a dred po, Holloway 4 Y, Prime
Guy B Reeves, NY H. a 4oii II 81 81 ''', END
paH Bartha al. L scheW, -: Pine B'uH. ARK.
Noah J. zuessmsn, % and Lena FINN, -,
both OF 400 II st. s.w.; Rabbi Moses a.
Frank L. Haesaman. os. o-01 1ith st.
and Anne NJ. Berberich, -. $50 Cal
joan faeer Reamv u lI4 oae f95ai 66b i 29a 29
Father Thomas j Walsh
oHsF Davs, pbS4s99 botR OF Richmdhd aRa FeT h9n l.
MCDouge
Oscar W. Cavileer. 81. and Irene E Sine.
T. both OF Philadelphia, PeF. L, 5.
vouey ousenberrv. Go $500 Fitch st T =.
ID I'd. ne. -''' Rev. Thoma -tl1I. S. rileor ''' '-
william p Robinson 3u. 100 .nf-v.no
s.. end Josenhine Grimes. 80. 1871 :
81 Rev. c. r MURRAY
John J Harmon, 60 ana Laura R0"rS f".
both OF SO OH st: Rev JOAN
c N Mon'alban. -. I Nirv, and
Petty Takuraea. 20, Baltimore R@F
Francis william sfeafer. -. 1alo Euclid
st. and Rosa Wa'e0u Gr!ge7 - 4|l
Luray pl; Rev c. s. R!denouT.
Evening star., 1933-08-09

This furnace i for
steam, vapor OF hot
water beating. Used
with the G-E Air
Conditoning System
VII ere there are
warm-0ir ducts.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
Deaths Reported.

Susie A Martfnnas. -. s!bley Hospital.
Lula Abrams. -, : he BURLINGTON.
Geor,e ". BoyCe. o.. l"i ith st; ne.
Franz G. LaFavre, sc, George Washington
Katie Morrison. CO. us 9th St sw.
Lottie / Thomas, III. iB-A Bates St.
Theodore P. Artand, 50. Chevy Chase Sani-
Emma c Barker. 81. 2l25 H st.
Martha Early. "a, 200 Webster St.
Francis l.. Bisgs. SO. Gallinger Hospital.
Esther NJ Bennett. 40: 4Io4 Military I'd.
Dorothy N. RasSett, 40. 2l47 o 81.
Frederick Wieneke. 4s. Providence Hospital
Belle l.. YahrafS. Al, 1899 S st. Sc
Infant, Eugene L. King. Providence Hos
pital
Infant. Dolores Brooks. Galinger Hospital.
Infant, Norman butcher, Children's Hospit al
Infant OF Aubrey and Olga Minor. Columbia
sidney Stevenson. to 1896 Dean ave. ne.
Catherine Bowie. -, Home for AGED and
william summerville. 40. 14o7 Swan st.
Eugene Claytoi.. -. I531 ,th st
James Barron. N, ST. Eli2abeths Hospital
william ! Henderson, -, '"sLt l3tn st. ne
Bertha wat. -, GaliIUaor Hospital.
Alien Washington. :i. 1897 O 81
Matte Allen. -, ST FlzabcthS Hoepital.
Lvdia Caldwell. 81. 1903 BenHrE I'd. ne.
Milton c Baz'cr. -, F-eodmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
AID to Serve Dinner.

LAYTONSVILLE, Md. August 9.
(SptciaD Members of Goshen Church
Aid Society viii serve chicken dinner
IN Woodman Hall hHre tomorrow frcm
to 8 pm. Mrs. Hugh Carter, chair
nan. Will be assisted by Mrs Ernest
Gartner. Miss Ella Plummcr. Mrs.
George Plummer. Mrs E E Stup Mrs.
L. B. Armstrong, Mrs T. NJ Cooke. Mrs.
Lee Wartield and Miss Elizabeth AL
mutt, While the young women of the
church Will act as mattresses.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
|. C. c. ORDERS B. & 0.
TO POST COLLATERAL
Security to Be Pledged Includes
Equity in Refunding and Gen
eral Mortgage Bonds.

BY the Associated Press.
The Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion today authorized the Baltimore G.
Ohio Railroad to pledge with the Rail-
road Credit Corporation, as additional
collateral. security for notes heretofore
issued, its equity in certain securities
pledged or to be pledged with the Re
construction Finance Corporation as
collateral for loans
The collateral security for the notes
includes the roads equity in Baltimore
d Ohio refunding and general mort
gage 6 per cent bonds series &, SI5,-
OO0,e00: series c. S7.5OO,OO0, and series
F.. S4662 600; capital stock of the
Alton Railroad; S25, 900 900; capital stool,
of the Monogahela Railway. 81 666 500.
and preferred stock. S5,207 500, and
common stock. S523740O. OF the Gin
clnnati, indianapolis & Western Rail
road.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
MAZYCK RITES HELD
Navy Department, Worker to Be
Buried in South Carolina.

Funeral services were to be held this
afternoon for Walter H. Mazyck 81. OF
1929 Park road. who died Monday night
at George Washington University Hos
pital. He was an employe Of the Bu-
reau OF Accounts and Supplies. Navy
Department. and was prominent in
Omega Psi Phi. national fraternity The
body was to be taken to Charleston, S.
c. for burial
Mr Mazvck was author of a book
George Washington and the Negro.
published about year ago. He is sur
vived by his widow. Mrs Naomi Mazyck
formerly of Charleston.