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Evening star., 1936-01-21
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
THOs. J. OWEN 4 son. AUCTIONEERs.
1431 EYE ST NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
PREMisEs No. 1925 K STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK.
AND-STONE BUILDING. KNOWN AZ AZ
. RREM1SEs EaEM1S5;ssI NO. 1925 x STREET
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded IN Liber No. 64O2.. folio III ct
seo Of the land records OF the District
Of Columbia. and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees viii sell at public aysti1n IN trent H
TH1RTEENTH q Fns HSfHlsssA Say oe OF FEBRGARY AD.
1886 AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.
situate in the District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being lot 3 IN Samuel
Davidson's subdivision OF lots IN square
1S4, as per plat recorded In Ltber n. <.
folios 2l and 90 Of the records OF the
once Of the surveyor for the District OF
Terms of sale: one-fourth Of the pur-
chase money to be paid IN cash; balance
two and three years. with interest ct 8
annually from day Of sale. secured by nrst
deed OF trust upon the property sold. or
all cash at the option OF the purchaser. a
deposit of 81 500 in cash will be required
at time of sale All conveyancing. record
ing. revenue stamps etc. at cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within thirty days from day OF sale otner;
wise the trustees reserve the right 10 reSeii
the property. at the risk and cost OF de-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. .:
.YAMEs ! BEcKER, trustees
jas11 IA 16. .1S. .21. .23.25.2 2s. .30-fel.4.7.
lib
Evening star., 1936-01-21
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
THOe. 3. OWEN q SON. .AUCTIoNEERS
1431 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE ATE KNOWN 81. AS

GAG L STREET NORTHEAST.
81 yEls n Z Isef No q o les
seq Of the land records Of the District Of
columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby; the undersigned trustee
@ AZ s9ss9n TIE rev y
aHTHF R9H 6E ASgak SSk69k AR sas e:
sSs bst sne IL esf
sertsrsoaf sSg1ssssd ana se'ps "a aa
slsst hundred sHSes snd sSea a(s55 as Per
Tor the District Of Columbia in Liber 10.
Hsnss 0 coasl.slnss il Gss'esl q W txo:sso1y S!isf
four rooms and bath and one Of five rooms
and hath y:h :s saFfsst ot the pu
chase money to be paid in cash; palrnce m
three equal installments; payable III one. Ei:
two and three years: with interesg sr,i.sn al Sa
nualy from day Of sale. secured BY nrst .,t
deed OF trust upon the property Soio OF AZ
cash at the option Of the puIcnastesr; ts,,,. -
sale. Examination Of title. conveyanctng;;
recording revenue stamps. etc: a. cost oi
purchaser Terms Of sale to pc be cofmpnfeo f nfs
ctherwiss % Th the 't trustee @ reserves the .risht
fr resell the property at the risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser after five days
ncrer pubIisheS q in Washneton B. or
deposit may be forfeited. or without for.
feitino deposit trustee may avail itself OF
any legal or equitable rights against de-
'au'''nfN fNATIoNAL pTIea1sI. SAVINGS AND
g, TRuST HHe,!0GM C0MPANY q sY, tt Trustee
tsealo Atssss; sssc,v.r, w,rson
5a17-d6sds.exSu Secretary.
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THOs. J. OWEN L. SON, AuCTIONEERS.
1k31 EYE ST. NV.

RgssHr7AaTs srAT fAFE Sc ysEgAAE 81 ARaE HS sEH
EN;SI0RY., SoNSRETE AHIr AND REISK 9EISE
ksEsISEs 400 s. SiSTEESSH = zSSH.s sTEESETT s5TaST
T9N sr oA6AqE, oaA66AAqPEE,n4ANH APP n1NH ARARIMERHTT RApART
fRoxfs4A4Efy fMESzS AHR cAe1oatuFT ae5 AuToMoRlLEs @
ks8% kASwf R6AD 81 rN6NfTNSE KokTHWEsT 5f4O AA.o- M
reeoyeed IN !. I6er re No. $50. 5 folio sos Ct
SCI Of the land records OF the District oi
snTby snd M The Snfsaed 1 s tase Dsss
premisss: H ss s4oe 9sth s ssrsss; On MONDAY
THH 1gss THP AT TARRE RAY YocEock NJ the fol
IN the District 9f colYmba, and designated aen
Of lots in block 6 Meridian Hill" as as per
ss rissSs sssS5sa q II asss as q r. h s0'S ss
100 n the eem6lnation made 5y Kennedy Y
ssst sS9sso q in Mssass ssf TT shs
sid and tafen
alley ale purposes BY proceedings in District
Sa,s NJ Sstrss 1922 3, c ooambs shs Supreme
Of the purchas Sc money to be paid in cash
BALANCE in two equal Mth a
ia Der oce ceptum Jun ' Ger annum payable semi;an; n:
nually from day Of sale secured by by hrsr
nj cash at the option Of the purchaser
4 deposit Of $4,000 in cash or certified
Examination Of title. all conveyancine. re-:
cordine. revenue stamps etc. at cost !, Of Of
purchaser Terms Of sale to be complied
with within 80 days from day OF sale
otherwise the trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk ar ana COS! s
Of defaulting purchaser. after nve GAYS
psrer published in washington, p; &C.
NATIONAL SAYINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
BY H. PRESCOTT galley.
President.
(Seal.) Attest:
1a6.dAds. .exSu Secretary.
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ADAM A, wEscHLER & SON. Auctloneers.

RECEIVERS, SALE q, CERTsAINN HsAN GLAAhkMsS 1Aks
11e3c69NTs 113 RESHsiRs RscEfyAsfS EE lsa NoTEs e; M
sSgkssE2ugE sgssR * &sB iasTE5kks SAHSs a
MHfsceeII4SIo6sM M Assets i. sunr.m.
g u oSsg5ss IS is$S; il is shs caSSsnS ssSSs q
q ssi.S1 a, vs. % %Wardman Real Estate PEopeTties:
Inc. ct al, Equity No. 53l17 and Eand43ipn
1nS VS. ETat1 %aSnfn NJ fss Ssisd Sstas sh
undersigned receivers. appointed by said
soart vim .e At public ss sYcttSn ito snrems ON the
fT%UssSAY. THSTs s. me THE s'I'sI Twenty u pay
or JANUARY 1885. AT THREE O'CLOCK
IT.. seven separate units respectively. as
s 5sTg Z ssSss. cAyss os No a.pss. ssalz Il
smountins sns uts' to SO. ise 81 UNIT z, Claim
Smountins sSno Nhsaot eo s2s s44 81. UNIT 5 Guest
and miscellaneous accounts receivable Of
S22 64I 06 less such collections as recety.
ers may make on said accounts receivable
pflS5, e, to n ne fssourrY CAUSE NO. $3.50:
Wardman Realty and Construction Com:
sHS Dn July * Va Il. 1851 the date Of the ineep:
0on Of the receivership. and at all times
thereafter. this account has been sarrineSo 6nS
a14 Fl 5 H1 sas
smountirg to approximately S69: 81 :Sg1 y, 2. 2.
: .S ' pfor e
ThiE 3; Note oi Ws5dman ccspo5;st!ion, %; j
SEitncut e make6 Xxx IL The Original
81: 1922 and psysS!e On q before
per an1Tm ,H until naid, interest payable ,aos
ns asvs ds Sssn .ad arf note s'seh sesa
furniture furnishines and other personal
property locaIed 10 the Hay;Adams House.
so Hn.5 os.sr sss desS sna Of Edmssd sus;
disa fsT 1esofs IN ths once Of the recorder
nSsss g Ssss' Ysso ehs PInSa
Moneys sy DEPOSITED IN commsrciai National
eil Of -Wsshiuaton. D. g.. amounting to
further and more detailed Information
herein .ffered for sale may be obtained By
ths th rsceivers ss 'th or to their counsel. and viii
eaDre@s s'sS 3 couis q the 9;sTiet of cejymsis
g, sd Msss 90en Boar o1s
ers to appraise prior 70 sa;d q sales :a's tnS tns
eepafaeo units nefcIn oneIeo ioI Ss!S. suu ~
tho report Of these appraisers Will also DO
q iis' ie at the time Of sale,
Terms Of sac All :ash to pe paiG wifn,n tIan
IL Sssales 81. the Supreme Court Of the Dis
frtet Of Columbia. The following deposits
tire Of sale: on unit $3.50: on unit 2
S600: on unit 500: on unit 4; S"5:
The foregoing sales and each Of them
vii Be made subject to confirmation BY
the supreme Court q the District Of Co
iumbia sfter order MIS-, n the event the ne
with the terms Of sale within thirty days
after confirmation BY the court a. ators. lore
U;i:t resold, at the option Of the receivers.
JULIUS / PEYSER
~ JOSEPH P TUMULTY.
DOUGLAS oBEAR. MORGAN 4
CAMPBELL.
Southern Building.
Attorneys for Receivers.
6o9O,2z. .10,14.17.21
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IT'S YOUR
own fault!

If you don't see "Uncle
Joe" before you trade in
your old car! We want
all the late-model cars we
can get, and if your car
is worth more than the
down payment of the Car
you buy "Uncle Joe"
will give you the differ
ence in CASH at the
Cherner Motor Co., Ford
Dealers, 1871 Florida Ave.
NV.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PACKARD 1882 Conv. Coupe. series 300.
with De Luxe equipment; we are not
boasting when we say that this Is one =. Of
ards we have ever seen in this most de.
sirable model, It has original f1nish Of
Jet black: with six white side wal! IT. tires res
Why hsnsa any upne'ssld one would buy cheap new car
asr seeing and Tdns II this nce cne Is on, Ss
sSYs ssoSYgss 14.h s st. n:x. North ss9a. Nv
oLDsMOB1LE 1898 6-passenser coupe;
deep maroon finish Just like new; copper
tires like new. motor perfect. Very at
rhcns Us tossy for
District % sl4i. Nv ~O'A ''' '-"' IVY
model aO2. 4 hish-ouaiity car that has
received the very best Of care. Original
o. es ca4rer
equipment. The original cost was over
81. 900 and ,t's a real bargain now at oonnlyy only
14th st. NV. North 3940.
eeIER2cE,AR1R7ow PER 1929 sedan; desert sand
practically new rubber; 81 down and
$3.50, per month: money-baek guaran;;
fee1 ts,n a. ttkeep Roilin With Noian." I'LL
sedan. by owner: beautiful condition; per-
feet motor; excellent large tires; only 49,
600 miles: $3.50; can be financed. I.
Fried tjewelerl 1116 H st. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1888 P-D coupe: new tires,
good mechanical condition. heater. Will
sell at a sacrifice. Call Lincoln 57O4-J.
PONTIAC 1894 sedan. original finish Of
oar', blue with black trim. tires like new
excellent velour upholstery: car runs per-
fec.ly and is backed by our liberal guar
antee easy terms and trade
Norris. Inc. 201S 14th st. n. w. North 3949.
Evening star., 1936-01-21
GEORGE E. MCNEIL. Attorney.
CnIum hian RuildinR

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
trict- Of Columbia; svirs L: geaysTs W,Y;am
Ynnns Defendants.-No 57O97. EQUITY
The object Of this suit is to obtain an .;% az
soilte divorce On motion OF the ,osa p!sintan an.
dered d that the defendant william ,san'g Young
cause his appearance to be entered I,ss neselH; II;
on or before the fortieth day. exclusive },or o.
s'Uy the day OF Of the frst publication Of this this
order otherwise the cause y, dstau1 wili pc
vided COW of this order be published
once oiHsa week eek for three successive weeks in IN
Washington kaw Rspoa5ted5 sDa day ang ggEssE
~ AnKiNS Justice. (Seal) A true COPY.
TEST: FRANK E. CUNNINGHAM Clerk'
By RICHARD KIRKLAND, Asst, C!erk. Cae
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PONTIAC 1885 black 2-door touring, 6-cyl.
Large trunk heater radio; driven in Chevy
Chase 2 months. 1921 Conn. Clev. 1898.
REQ 1888 type Royal sedan; luxurious,
like new throughout. perfect mechanically:
must sell 5000; $40 down. Met. 6473.
sTUDEBAKER 1881 Commander, special
bgiIt-in trunk. silent motor: black finish:
guarantee. "Keep Rollin' With Nolan"
Used-Car Stadium. 18th and M SITS. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1882 Dictator "s" sedan;
beautiful Arabian sand finish. red wire
wheels, new tires spotless upholstery:
smooth, quiet motor. Very attracting and
1t performs like new: $3l5 Safety
Tested" Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st.
NV. Phone District 9141.
STUDEBAKER 1894 4-door sedan: original
paint. tires, motor. upholstery perfect.
tors. 215 Penna. ave. Sc. Phone Lincoln
O3O3. Open evenings and Sundays
WILLYs 1888 model "77' sedan original
miles to the gallon Of gas; good rubber
all around and thoroughly sound; $50
down. 81 weekly buys it. with 30 days
free service. plus our famous Blue Ribbon
Guarantee Triangle Ford Dealers, No. .
N; Y. ave. NV. Natl. 1882. Open eve
ningS.
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.EGAL NOTICES.
c. E. STEWART. Jr., and JOSEPH M.
BQNUSO. Attorneys.
112S Woodward Bldg,

trict Of Columbia Jessie H. Coppack,
co1saeE ao1S a4'h 1855 q 81. s.E Psfendsn!s;:
smit is TO get an absolute divorce from
the defendant Earl Cappock. on the ground
Of desertion. voluntary separation ano 70
that thai the the defendant Earl Coppack cause his
appearance to be entered herein =. on a,,or or
DAYS and legal holidays. occurring after tne
day Of the first pub cation Of this orael,;
otherwise the cause will be proceeoed WIN WIN
Of this order be published once week tor @
three successive weeks in the washington
Law Reporter and the Evening star ,1st;ca neto.e
said lay. JENNINGS BAILEY. JuStIGcse
A true copy. Test: FRANK E; GYM
NTECuAM Clerk JaT T.l4.S4
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HARRY T. WHELAN. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT Of ETH THE co,r, DIS
EDYS ,,i5 yain onREEhAss 81 Ehs9R 5R2 s. sss%S s2!ss
WALLACE 7Ssa SfEpo8s F. BOYD 1Tvlns s.. NY
6sR oP object q
from from Eienore F. oBryan. because Of acts
Of adultery committed with WalIace (:
that the defendants. and each OF them:
n5 bsrs he ons.tS t. as
the day Of the first publication OF this
er essd 1 9hs1wis s m ease hs 81 aef.u
week for three successive weeks M 1.rne IN Tne
Washington Law enrs Repo.tes and day he AZ The
couRT es56 Hr*5RssiE JESSE G. ApkiNs jastlss ,sssll
A4% A!!S essf ssER By R1da1RD sSkEzsssD
HELLER. JEMISON 4 WALCK.
IN THE sUPREME SUP COURT OF THE DIS
street NV PIainfin. vs., RICHARD
YOUNG. and his Unknown Hers; D. DeylSees ni;.n.
Der FoR Object Of
this suit is to substitute trustees for those
trust from William H. Vigle. Annie Vigle
and Henry vigle sole heirs Of y Lucy vigle
records in tbs Lbfs s o fSf sa sas n
District Of Columbia for release of H. this rs
EIGHTY. DOLLARS $3.50 0oli and for
Of plaintiff Upon motion Of the plaintiff.
It s by ths Court this l3th dsy e. Ja1uaTy'
Richard Young. and his unknown Heirs.
Devisses: Assignees; Endorses Trsnsferesss t ss
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day exclusive Of SUNDAYS and legal holi.
publication Of this order. otherwise as to
them the cause will be proceeded with as
in case of default provided copy tSy.l herscf
cessive weeks. in the Washington Law
Reporter and the Evening Star longer s.,, and .aa
good cause shown. JESSE Q. ADKINS:
Justice; Seal a true copy; Test; FRANK
KIRKLAND, Asst. Clerk. ja14.21,25
Evening star., 1936-01-21

PLYMOUTH 1884 model de luxe four-door
sedan. by owner. beautiful condition; per-
feet motor; excellent large tires; only 1S.-
Fried lieXelerl 111R II St ne
Evening star., 1936-01-21

BUICK 1892 No. 81 4-door sedan: original
feet. Your car in trade and easy monthly
payments. Capitol Motors. 215 Penna.
ave Sc Phone Lincoln O3O3. Open sun
da and evenings
Evening star., 1936-01-21

BUICK 81 sedan. 1924 very nice car
that has had excellent care: looks good
and runs rood; bargain at only 1925. A
1881 s7 sedan. lust overhauled by former
owner at a cost Of S125; years OF de-
pendable Transportation for only $275;
1ibel al trade and terms.
NJ rris. Inc. 2Ols 14th St n.w: North 3a49
CADILLAC 1882 De Luxe Sedan. v-12;
original finish OF beautiful heather green
with black trim: spotless broadcloth up
exceptionally fine: a real bargain for this
truly fne car at only S715. Guaranteed.
Terms and trade. Norris. Inc. 20lS 14th
Evening star., 1936-01-21

BUICK 1881 sport coupe. model SOS:
paint is perfect: has 8 wire wheels and and
trunk rack perfect tires and motor; nad
kept in garage. oil changed regularly, etc;
Our price only $3.50 Safety Tested
Pohanka Service. 1126 goth st. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1936-01-21
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
JUSTIN 1882 coupe dark blue finish;
,QQ JACK PRY 1924 14th St NV
(Continued.)

BUICK 1884 De Luxe Club Sedan. model
91-Buick's best car in the most popular
stery. built-in trunk and extra luggage
carrier. six wheels metal tire covers.
super hot-water heater. New-car guar
antee and liberal trade allowance. Norris.
Inc oQl2 l4tk ST NV. North 3049.
Evening star., 1936-01-21

CHRYsLER 4-door Royal sedan; specially
finished in gun metal. clean interior. tested
motor; only si267 Fer mGnth; ptf;n, monty, Wiin
Nolan' III 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1936-01-21

MARQUETTE 1890 coupe. rumble, seat:
new tires; mechanically perfect. TINS car
will serve your transportation problem
Capitol Motors 1922 Penn. ave: Sc: Linz
coin O3O3. Open evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1936-01-21

CHEVROLET 1890 coupe. r; 8: perfect In
trade. terms. Woody, rear 1918 N. Capitol.
Evening star., 1936-01-21

HUPMOBILE 1888 s-cyl. Aerodynamic g.
pass. sedan. latest body design and low
mileage; never been titled; new-car guar
antee and terms; S995.- Open Sunday.
Columbia Motor Sales. Inc. 1929 14th
Evening star., 1936-01-21

CHEVROLET 1882 de luxe coupe; 6 wire
wheels. splendid condition. A bargain at
S24O; terms Call Mr.. Burklin. Decatur
44S7. or 1712 Connecticut ave-. y TO 80.
Evening star., 1936-07-17
Marriage Licenses.

Arthur Z. Jessup. "a. 1910 Shertn rd. ne.
snd soIs R.y M oiss5 e oumSl:sen III asSo D0us''
"?!.es sesS Stfhi II 100 Il ists sns g. ss: sH '
Hosafs + rermsn. 80. 1912 st.. and
LsSIa LsI Panse'. ,l! 20. ADDomattox' Va; Rev.
,.Mss sSan I. Ifss s9s5s, e. 4os x st, and Ami.
ksx; 6. /. ss%.lixSSed. .o7 ~, st So.
Herman sna catserina Hssfns 70 campse s1 e. ,osi
rsenhs st ns saivsn Rsy H. e5.tsenst.n ss ss and
Rossi ssy !. Ennens 1 nsasa'2s 4els esors.s .yss
James msnHH +. nj MeMSisS ssH ~ s:sss's st.
and Pauline r pougherty, Il. comstoek.
% Leta &. Reed Reed ae. East Clifton Terrace
c.eS q psnsssv Ssy 80 onS Sssne
WSIigst; st. g ISth e vs,t. =, sSo7 North Capitol
5Ss.pSn. & oss Rsss1 @ j. a isca ssH. arsla 5a sRe
Jossps sss j. Hoxssd 1sdnaene E.i % 1894 p St ne:
and snS Edits y @ P; cansy. %. $50 14th ST.;
H:sS$ E.ssSsFSi Ii isse snf rss Helen . R:S
~ + 3 s'ssi: 'Ss' s5s ;s 'se &C.
Soeers stirabeth furss crsxs wi 1
ana 6Sasss s.Esnn1n x .nGn Kin
Park Hctei: Rev. Albert Evans.
LAWRENCE s, Payne: - 3338 Dent pl.
ST. nG n.ei: ohsIenS Rev. ". H. t sroots: i' 40 '''"
Jesse s. Foster 40. and Eleanor Z. Hum
phrey. 20. both Of Chicago; Judge R. Z.
Michael J. Dowiins. 32. l41a Chaplin St.
and Eta N. Ryder. 81. 1905 Colorado
Byron D. Dsses. Is. il1o Holly ST.. and
Alice M Mahoney. 10. 1900 Spring pl.;
Rev. p. R. Hunter.
Evening star., 1936-07-17
ftt Mrntnriant.

BROTHERTON. WARREN E. In sad but
loving remembran nee Of our dear. beloved
passed away so peacefully into heavenly
1871 1919. seventeen ''A'' aS0 'OO@'' 'U's ~
Seven, cen sad years have passed,
Our hearts are still aching.
Dear son. longing and waiting
When again wen be united
In that heavenly home.
LoNEES PaFz 5zb Eo!ss MofaEs safls nsEsd Ais FATHER
Conner. HATTIE ROSS. In sad but low
Ing remembrance Of our mother. HAT
life two Years ago today. July il. 1897
There is no death. The stars 60 down
To rise upon some fairer shore.
And bright in heavens Jeweled crown
HER Ieey cAfEDREN fh1n5 foEe'etn1Es CHESTER ANNIE
AND VINCENT.
GILLIAN. CATHERINE NJ In sad but
loving remsmbrancs @ Of my dear mother;
this life fve years ago today, July II
1881.
When days are dark and friends are few
Dear mother. how miss YOU;
There may be friends who may be true,
HER DAUGHTER. VIRGINIA.
KELLY. JAMES F. In sad but loving re-
peWbTanSe Of our dea. brother, n ,;J JAMES ;s
r. VINO UepdIIeQ LllS llIe Two
years ago today July T. 1924:
THE FAMILY
LETCHER, ROSETTA A. In loving mem-
orv of a devoted mother. ROSETTA A.
LETCHER. who left us eight years ago
today. July II. 1928.
Could we but tell the story Of your glory
and your charms.
OF If the Lord ordained 1t we could hold
YOU in our arms:
Could we but sec you. mother. in your
guiSe of angel bright:
Keep on baskine in your glory. while We
wish you sweet goodnight.
MARIE. BERT. COURTS. FLoSSE. .
LYNCH, MARTHA p, In memory of our
dear mother. MARTHA P. LYNCH. who
passed away twenty-four years ago to-
day. July II. 1912.
Sleep. dear mother. in peace;
Sleep. tender heart blessed soul.
While the stars burn. the moon increase
And the great ases onward roll.
HER CHILDREN. ARTHUR NETTIE,
VIRGIE OLLIE FANNIE .
Evening star., 1936-07-17

the admiral served as intelligence
oficer aboard the U. s. s. Monocacy.
He was senior vice commander in
chief of the Military Order of the
World War from 1922 until 1929; he
was made commander in chief the
following year.
He had been secretary and treasurer
Of the Navy Mutual Aid Association
since 1921 when he retired from active
Navy duty. The deceased was Mason
and member Of the Army Navy Club.
Born In Montezuma. Iowa, Admiral
Cowie, at an early age, moved to WASH
ington. where he attended private and
public schools. In 1881 he was married
to Susan A. Gedney Of this city.
Besides his widow, he Is survived by
a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Robinson, wife
OF Capt. Clyde Robinson, who is in
charge of Dahlgren Proving Grounds.
Funeral services will be held at 10
am. tomorrow at the Spear funeral
home, 1928 Connecticut avenue. Burial
will be in Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1936-07-17

died ir Casualty Hospital Of spinal in
juries suffered In q fall on the stairs
of his home last week.
Evening star., 1936-07-17
ADMIRAL COW|E,
PAY OFFICER, DIES
Was Originator of Bill
Which Raised Service
Salaries.

Rear Admiral Thomas Jefferson
Cowie, 70, former paymaster general
of the United States Navy. died last
night at his home, in the Burlington
Hotel, after three-month illness.
Admiral Cowie was appointed as
sistant paymaster Of the Navy In 1880
and rose through the grades to be pay
master general. He also was chief Of
the Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts.
The admiral was originator Of the
Navy pay bill, which increased the pay
Of all officers Of the Army, Navy and
Marine Corps.
Praised highly for his work in the
Liberty Loan Office during the World
War. he was presented with the first
Liberty Loan medal made from Ger
man cannon.
During the Japanese Chinese War
Evening star., 1936-07-17
COMMITTEE SELECTED

Francis J. Rafferty,. newly elected
faithful navigator Of the Washington
General Assembly. Fourth Degree,
knights OF Columbus. has announced
the appointment Of the following Ex-
ecutive Committee for the coming
year: DR.. George r. Ellis. Thomas j.
Fitzgerald, Thomas Trodden, James
B. Flynn, Carmine Garofolo and Fran.
els McCann.
Plans for the coming year for the
assembly include the Catholic Forum,
the pound party for the Little Sisters
Of the Poor. Columbus day exercises
and Thanksgiving and Christmas cele-
brations.
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Births Reported.

John and Elva Walls. girl.
Roland and Julia Simpson. boy.
James and Hannah Caddle. jr.. boy.
Herman and Ellen Deutermau, boy.
Myron and Ruth Crook boy.
Robert and Louise Tubbs. boy.
VIRGIL and VIVA Brewer. boy.
Robert and Sarah Hines. boy.
Frank and AIRY Goldberg. boy
George and Luella Votava girl.
Walter and Audrey Tobin. girl.
James and Elizabeth Fitzpatrick. girl.
Earl and Madeline Cross, girl.
David and Helen Thompson. girl.
Eber and Sarah Patton. girl.
William and Mae Earn boy.
Theodore and Maud Willoughby. girl.
Howard and Anne Norris. girl.
Warren and Mary Yates. boy.
Edward and Daisy Allen. boy.
Willie and ksthaEine Strickland, boy.
Lawrence and Nell Byers. boy.
Richard end Maryan Daniel. boy.
Ioyle and Mary Morrison. boy.
Alvin and Audrey English. boy,
Victor and Margaret Gerordi. boy.
Julian and Ruth Shorty. girl.
Robert and Beulah Stult2. girl
Albert and Annie Blum. girl.
Clarence ard Malinda Scott, girl.
Louis and Grace Rosenfield. girl.
Cesaris and Claudine Mameril. girl.
Earnest and Ruth Taylor. boy.
Veola and blanche Cloutterhack boy.
Louis and Sally Baskin. boy.
.Iohn and Amanda johnson. girl.
Earnest and Virginia Claggett. boy.
Arthur and Gertrude Gray. boy.
Harold and Mabel Walker. girl.
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Luncheon, Party Planned.

A luncheon and card party will be
held at the washington Retreat House,
1000 Harewood road northeast. at l:30
m tomorrow
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Deaths Reported.

Rosa W. Cash. SIS. 1877 Euclid st.
Mary A. George, S5 3107 South Dakota
Grace M Jones SO. oo1 3rd st.
John H. Deane 80. s2O 18th St.
William B. CARRIER 20. l245 I ST.
Frank L. .Crilly. "a Georgetnwn Hospital
Amos RuSk A.. Providence Hosnital
Chancellor Brown. AZ. George Washington
Ellis l. Marsh, -. Potomac River. Eastern
Branch
James 1.o HrooRs ~; Cnilaren Hospital
Genevieve Gaskins. ~. GEORGETOWN Hos
pital.
Taylor Ward. 80, Casualty Hospital
Irene J. Jackson 81. 52SH 26th ST.
John H. Green. Al 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Eliza r. Sprigg. 10 Gallinger Hospital.
Clifton Jones' IA. Potomac River.
Evening star., 1936-07-17
FALLS FATAL TO TWO

Two men died in hospitals here yes
terday as a result of falls, one Of them
suffered five months ago.
Jackson Lee, So, Of 466 F street
southwest, died in Gallinger Hospital
of internal injuries he received when
he slipped on the icy pavement at
Ninth and r streets last February.
Jett Carruthers, SIS, Of 2l0 E street