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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-08
STATE
MONDAY-TUESDAY

AND so THEY WERE MAR
RIED (Columbia). Dir: Elliott
Nugent. Cast: Melvyn Douglas,
Mary Astor, Edith Fellows, Jack
Moran. This is an hilarious COM
edy in which two precocious chill
dren, determined to prevent the
marriage of their respective par
ents, see the error of their ways
and bring things to happy conclu-
sion in novel way. The entire
cast is we'll chosen but Edith Eel
lows and Jackie Moran entirely
steal the picture. There is some
lovely photography of the out-of-
doors, natural, spontaneous direc-
ton and fast moving repartee.
Family.
WEDNESDAY
CONE RAINY AFTERNOON"
MARY Pickford-Jesse Lasky-Uni-
ted Artists). Social comedy (Out-
standing). Dir: Rowland Lee.
Cast: Francis Lederer, Ida Lu-
Pine, Hugh Herbert, Joseph Cav
thorn, Roland Young. A gay,
amusing comedy, enhanced with a
fine cast and skillful direction.
Francis Lederer with effervescent
charm, Ida Lupino beautiful and
appealing, and those delightful
comedians, Hug Herbert and Rob-
ert Young, add materially to the
hilarity of this delicious bit of
comedy done in Continental man.
ner. Kissing the wrong woman in
the darkness of the cinema, where
he had planned a rendezvous with
a married woman, a young actor
finds himself in a dilemma from
which he is finally extricated by
his friends. Family.
THURSDAY
"THE RETURN OF SOPHIE
LANG" Star: Gertrude Michael.
(No review available.)
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
SHUTDOWN SAUNDERS. Star
Bob Steele. (No review available)
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Hughes.
Mrs. J. H. Lott and children,
Dorothy and ]. H., Jr., of Orlando,
Fla, are at Pine View on South
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mostellar
and son of Mount Dora, Fla, are
at Orr's camp for a while.
Moultrie Smyth, is here from
Charleston, S. c., for the week
end at home.
Mrs. Ethel Ledford is recover
ing from a serious operation at
Patton Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Sargent, Mr..
and Mrs. Lucus Hawkins and
Mrs. S. L. Gilliard, all of Bolton,
S. c., and Mrs. Zula Grant and
daughter, Margaret, of Chester,
S. c., and Mr.. A. w. Sargent, of
Savannah, Ca, spent Friday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Hollingsworth and Mrs. w. B.
Hollingsworth. Mesdames Hol-
lingsworth are the daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Sargent, of
Bolton.
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Open Inquiry In
Madison Death

ASHEVILLE, Aug. 8.-An IN
quest into the death of Zeb Boyd
%. of Madison county, killed in
a shooting scrape in the Avery's
Creek section early yesterday, was
opened this morning.
BOYD was killed at the home OF
John Paris on Pole Creasman
road. An Asheville bondsman,
Dewey Davis, of 21S Broadway
was wounded in the arms and legs
in the same ARRAY.
Boyd, Davis, Deputy Sheriff u
V. Chasteen, of Madison county,
and three others had gone to the
home to arrest Jess Quicker, who
failed to appear in court on a
$1,000 bond. The shooting fol
lowed an attempt to arrest the
man.
Duckett was still being sought
today by deputy sheriffs. Paris
and Hayward ("Slim") Powers
were in the county Jail. No for,
NAL charges had been lodged
against them, pending the out
come of the inquest.
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of Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Nix last
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
LYDIA and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. F.. Brown and children of Ohio,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Wallace and
her father, L. R. Rhodes, all OF
Asheville, and Sturgeon Brown
of Hillgirt.
Mrs. Raymond Roper and small
daughter, Shirley, are spending a
few days with Mrs. Roper's mo-
Their, Mrs. Sallie Hudgins.
Miss Lucille Freeman who spent
her vacation with her parents has
returned to Gillinger hospital in
Washington, D. c.
A few close friends enjoyed an
ice cream supper at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay LYDIA Saturday
evening.
Miss Pauline Brown is staying
few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clannie Laughter.
Misses Helen Freeman and olga
Ledbetter were supper guests OF
Miss Katherine LYDIA Sunday eve
ming. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Brown and
children Lenora, Richard and
Harold of Canton, O., were sup
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cay
LYDIA last Tuesday evening, the
former being Mrs. Lyda's brother
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in a we'll chilled salad bowl. Mix
with two wooden forks. lifting the
leaves lightly. ,
For dessert, serve peach cabinet
pudding, made in the morning
and chilled all day in the retrlg'
orator.
Peach Cabinet Pudding
Four cups quartered peaches
IL cup powdered sugar, 2 table,
spoons sherry, tablespoon bran.
div (optional), 2 cups milk, 3 eggs,
IA cup granulated sugar, IA tea
spoon salt, 10 tablespoons gran.
ulated gelatin, 3 tablespoons cole
water, l cup orange juice.
Sprinkle peaches with powder.
ed sugar, sherry and brandy,
Scald milk and pour over yolkS;
of eggs, beaten with granulateo
sugar. Add salt, and cook over
hot water until thickened ano
smooth. Just before removing
from fire, add gelatin soaked IN
| cold water. Beat well, and cool to
llukewarm temperature. Add or.
ange juice and stir until mixture
begins to thicken. Fold in whites
of eggs, beaten until stiff. Line 9
mold with prepared peaches, pour
| in custard and chill for six hours
or longer. Serve garnished wltf
whipped cream.
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CAROLINA
LATE SHOW SATURDAY 1O:45
P. NJ, ALSO MONDAY AND
TUESDAY

P. M, ALSO MONDAY AND
TUESDAY
SUZY. Dir: George Fitzmau-
rice. Cast: Jean Harlow, Franchot
Tone, Cary Grant and Lewis
Stone. due to the fact that this
picture was released July "a there
are no reviews available.)
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY
GIRLS DORMITORY. Dir: Irv-
ing Cummings. Cast: Ruth Chat
terton, Herbert Marshall and ST.
none Simon. (No review avail
able; picture released Aug. 14.)
FRIDAY
lease OF THE VELVET
CLAWS" First Nationally. Mys-
terry. Dir: William Clemens. Cast
Warren William, Claire Dodd and
Winifred Shaw. Another Perry
Mason murder mystery in which
the criminal lawyer, on the night
of his wedding, is forced to fore
go his honeymoon and defend a
woman accused of murder. The
plot is handled in a humorous
maner and is mildly entertaining.
A large cast is fairly we'll direct
ed. Adults.
SATURDAY
CRASH DONOVAN. Dir: Will
liam Nigh. Cast Jack Holt, John
King and Nan Gray. (No review
available; picture released July
26.)
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MISS PITTMAN
CHANGES name
Becomes Mary Louise Gar
ner and Definitely Takes
up New Home

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 8. (UP)
Louise Madeline Pittman changed
her name and her home last night
to rectify an error made II years
ago in the maternity division of a
great Atlanta hospital.
The 17-year-old girl, now Mary
Louise Garner, went to Macon to
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Garner, the newly-found
parents from whom she believes
she was separated by the mistake
of a maternity nurse shortly af-
ter her birth.
The hazel-eyed girl set out for
her new home and new life yes
terday after bidding a fearful
farewell to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
L. Pittman, the couple who rear
ed her for II years in the implic-
it belief she was their own daugh-
ter.
Before she left, however, she
went with her new mother, Mrs.
Garner, to the grave Of the baby
girl with whom her identity was
confused II years ago. Standing
side-by-side, the mother an d
daughter placed a wreath on the
grave of the baby who was bur-
led under the name Mary Eliza
beth Garner, although the Gar
ners were certain she was a Pitt
man.
The departure yesterday wrote
what probably will be the final
chapter in the tragedy of confu-
sion which began when an mex
perienced nurse mixed up the
newborn babies Of Mrs. Pittman
and Mrs. Garner.
The Pittmans were desolate
but resigned to the plan which
will take the girl they always con-
sidered their daughter away from
them.
perhaps it is for the best"
said Mrs. Pittman, a middle-aged
woman with tired eyes.
But Louise Madeline will
come back to visit with us and
we know that the Carriers will
take good care of her."
The girl expects to complete
three more years of high school,
then enter nurses training. She
hopes eventually to become a ma
ternity nurse to prevent mixups
like the one that happened to
me-"
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ST. PAUL'S

ST. PAUL'S, Aug. s. Serv-
ices and sermon will be held at
st. Paul's in-the-Pines Episcopal
church each Sunday evening at s
o'clock through the months of
August and September by the
Rev. Edgar r. Neff, rector. Visi-
tors are given a cordial invitation
to attend these services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Underwood
Of Ohio, who have been visiting
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs:
C. C. Freeman, left last week and
Miss Julia Whitesides accompan-
led them home for a while.
James Haydock, who spent a
few days with his mother, Mrs,
Mary E. Haydock, has returned
to Danville, Va.
The relatives and friends OF
Mrs. Betty Whitaker gathered at
hct home Sunday, Aug. 2, and
celebrated with her in a delicious
birthday dinner.
Among the visitors at the home
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Brevard Flower
Show Is Staged

BREVARD, Aug. 8. (SpeciaD
Many expressions of praise were
heard regarding the beauty OF
Brevard's annual flower show
held Friday afternoon and even,
ing in the rooms Of the Women's
Civic club, sponsor of the event
Hundreds of residents and sum-
mer visitors from many sections
visited the show during the open
ing hours.
Cash prizes to first and second
winners were awarded in the va.
rious classes. Hugo Strongmiller
of the Wayside Nurseries, Bit
more, was judge of the show.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hooper
and daughter, Ann, of Rockville
Centre, n. Y, and Miss Virgins
Carter of Lenoir City, Tenn, are
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
A. w. Wheeler at their Flat Rock
estate, "Pinebrook."
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Drake, Jr.,
of Ocala, Fla, are spending the
month of August at the home of
the formers mother, Mrs. Alice
Drake, on Fleming street. They
have as their guest Miss Emmie
Halle, also of Ocala.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Faison, Hay
wood Faison, Jr., Miss Betty Fai-
son and Walter FaiSon, who re-
turned yesterday from New Or
leans, La, are occupying the Gill
more house on Hyman avenue
while their home is rented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil F. Outlaw
of Ellenton, S. c., and Earl Ellis
of Martins, S. c., are weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. n. Ralph
Pippin and family of Allendale, S.
c., who are at their summer home.
Mr.. E. G. Parker of Washing
ton, D. c., is here for the week
end en- route to Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Carrillo
and family Of Havana, Cuba, have
leased the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Hewitt in Laurel Park for
awhile.
Miss Phoebe Lloyd and brother,
Mr.. Allen Lloyd, of Cincinnati,
O.. arrived today for weekend
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Living
ston and Miss Millicent Living
ston.
Mrs. John L. Granting and
John L., Jr., and Miss Anne Wolfe
of Orangeburg, S. c., arrived yes
terday to spend a while at the
Farnum summer home.
Miss Katherine Boyle of Sum-
merville, S. c., and Miss Susie
Fishburne of Charleston, are
guests of Miss Charlotte Stoney.
Miss Jane Agnew of Charleston,
S. c., is spending the weekend
here.
Miss Mary Woodward of Ha-
vana, Cuba, is the guest of her
sister, Miss Lucille Woodward, at
Belleview Lodge.
Mrs. Fred Hooker and Miss
Alice Wray of Ocala, Fla, have
taken a house at 1914 Oakland
street for awhile.
Mrs. F. A. Irwin has returned
to Cedartown, Ca, after a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Sudduth.
Mrs. Earl Gates and little son
of Burlington, and Mrs. Philip
Clevenger and Philip, Jr., of Vir-
ginia Beach, are spending the
month of August with Mrs. j. H.
Clevenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Wood and
children, Bill, Doris and Hazel
Dean, have returned to BENEFITS
vile, S. c., after a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. S. D. Sudduth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Brown and
family, who returned recently
from Daytona Beach, Fla, are
residing on Kensington road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoney Sanders
of Allendale, S. c., are visiting
Miss Minnie Stoney.
Mrs. NJ. R. Booth and grandson,
Bobby Miller of West Palm Beach,
Fla, left yesterday after spending
a while at the home of the Misses
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Set Orr Family
Reunion Aug. q

A joint announcement by E. C..
Orr, president, and R. X. Orr,
secretary of the Orr family re-
union organization, made today
announces that the annual re-
union of the Orr clan, will be held
at Orr's camp, one and one-half
miles out on the Edneyville high
way, the fourth Sunday, August
%.
All the Orr's relatives and
friends are requested by these two
officials of the reunion to attend.
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Weekly Motion
Picture Pre-vieW

(The following reviews of pic
lures at the local theatres next
week are the joint estimates of
the national Society, Daughters
of the American Revolution, Ma
tional Society of New England
Women, General Federation of
Women's Clubs, California Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers,
National Council Jewish Women,
the. Women's University Club
and Southern California Council
of Federated Church Women.)
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SISTER MARY'S MENU
BY MARY E. DAGUE
NEA Service Stan Writer


LOW often I've heard women
IL say, "If someone would only
:elI me what to serve for dinner!
Today, I'm taking them at their
word. I've Planned meal that
is seasonatle, eaSy-to-prepare,
and one think the whole family
will like.
The main dish is to be veal
birds. Veal is a most satisfactory
meat to serve on hot days and the
birds" can be prepared in the
cool of the morning and placed,
ready for baking, in the retrlger-
ator until time to cook.
Iced Soup Appetizing
If you want to begin the meal
with an appetizer, l suggest iced
tomato soup. When the man
course of a dinner is cold, like
hot first course, but if the main
course is hot, there's nothing like
a chilled appetizer to begin sum-
mer meals. , A.
The iced soup is frozen in the
tray of the automatic refrigerator
and prepared early in the day
Iced tomato juice could, OF course,
be substituted.
Corn is king for August meals
50 why not serve a great platter
of roasting ears with the veal
birds? Corn is so easy to COOK
and serve and such a general IA
vorite that it's a boon to the menu
planner. ,o,, o,,o,
with the necessity of serving an
other vegetable with the corn
Hid one-half cup each dlceo
cooked beets, grated raw carrots
Shredded green pepper and dlcec
celery, with l teaspoon mlncec
onion, to French dressing. Poul
the mixture over Boston head let
t,lca cut in wedges and arranged
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YELLOWJACKET STING
CAUSE FIRE SPREAD

BLOOMVILLE, o., Aug. s.
(UP).-Al because a yellow
jacket stung Thurman Ruch, fire
harried Bloomville for a half
hour before it was blotted. Ruch
fired a weed clump to burn the
insects nest, but the flames made
getaway.
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TomOrrOw's Menu

BREAKFAST: Cantaloupe,
cereal, frizzled dried beef,
popovers, milk, coffee.
LUNCHEON: Cheese fondue
with creamed asparagus, Mel
ba toast, Boston coolers.
DINNER: Iced tomato soup,
radishes and celery, veal birds,
roasting ears, salad chiffonade,
peach cabinet pudding, milk,
coffee.
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NOTE OF THANKS
Daniel B. Green,

Mr.. Daniel B. Green,
Hendersonville, n. G.
Dear Mr.. Green:
We wish to take this opportun-
ity of expressing to you and to
your company, the Palmer Stone
Works of Albemarle, N. c., our
thanks for your promptness in
getting the stone for our Fathers
grave. We are entirely satisfied
with the work and shall be glad to
recommend your services to any
one who may be in need of such.
Cordially yours,
Mrs. NJ. F. Osteen and Family.
1tp
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,rsyp U, D. c. BENEFIT
|s,InCE At GROVE PARK

lang those going over from
v,.Ewnyille for the United
Nr,.ry Of the Coufederacy All
SI.s and Foreign Countries
|SsAI5dge given by the two
|lnTr. chapters yesterday at
|.r-,,r at Grove Park Inn were
Ms J. c. Blocker, who was IN
\. PROFESSIONAL; Mrs. Paul Nc
|Ny, Misses Ina McNally, Garner
|rt Mary X. Hyatt, Edna Nc
sne. C,ementine Hambough, Sy-
4 Jackson, MesdameS 7. E. Land
whit, John s. Forrest, Jackson,
|IsIe Douglas, Elizabeth Wul-
|Sn. Mildred c. Palmer, NJ. L.
|fnarth and Miss J. L. Deming.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
for the many beautiful flowers
and the kind words of sympathy
during our bereavement, when
our dear son and brother died,
one week ago.
May God bless each and every
one of you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb. Brevard
and Family.
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RESORT VISITED 10 YEARS

OAK BLUFFS, Mass. (UP).-
For the 73rd successive year, Mrs,
Lee l.. Farnham, "a, is spending
her summer vacation at this IS
land resort, where she has a cot
tage on the shore of a pond.
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MISS WOLFE IS WE'D
BY CLARENCE HYDER

Miss Virginia Wolfe, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Wolfe, OF
Gambler, was married on August z
to Clarence Hyder, son of MRS.
Lottie Hyder of Hendersonville,
bv the Rev. Carl Blythe.
The ceremony was held at the
home of Mrs. Belle Jones and the
vuong couple will make their home
here.
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~, c. r. McManaway
Is Before IL Noon
,,rURDAI,,

Nv
;,SSIE BoNAR
"a LOVELY o,, circle of the
The Sa.,. church, Mrs. W. A
s t B'P e5airHar. gave a Deautl-
|21nsis .oSointed silver tea yeS ,I
b 'tt TSsCai. A wealth of vari-
A., 4, % giisd f.'' and other summer intd
saf.d S raced the home into
ts:'s H. guest quests were ushered by
ft 5,. ,Is v. P Whitmlre and
| dining table. laid with a
The al, en- was artistically CEN
BE ' L,,;,b a crystal bowl Of yell
va WIZ .;a ~ : and feath-
r s toa''S5 double 0i branched candle
% FERN tai5 ~ matching tapers and at
Sts n sn5 Of the table was a
lt:5! S Slr banked with flowers;
FEn '' dishes held green and
Fs'S. ,ir,s cookies, and Salted
rt.s Ms Wrs Mccall was assisted
1H We VaSiames Bennett, W. X.
p ,i p \, |. Granger, Charles
sias' and D. {. ScruggS, the
'I g.;.er serving punch.
EARNING musical program
! .sarr ~; each number OF
8 s. 's was greatly enjoyed and
|'a .,::oa,is ss received. This was
i. u.s. Of Mrs. Boyce A. Whit
]. ;.'' Miss Mary Brooks was the
=; ., ANS Of the afternoon and
:. Irga 1,.. q beautiful solo.
- = ,', appearing were Miss Al
.: ~, p M pianist; Mrs. Robin
fe q .;" GI Miss Mildred Viii
q, vocal soloiSt; Margaret
a. ~ go,lowell. who gave a read
-. ~; Ms Fred Sudduth. who Whls-
s "a VI Ms ". NJ. Lane and Mrs.
", Triey. both Of whom sang
| a. a.. solos. Little Miss Oracle
g.. Sipman sang two attrae-
=. a. hi. numbers with her moth
$50 piano.
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|EGHLAND LAKE
clEE CLUB TO SING

The senior glee club at Camp
Highland Lake will render two
|dsEghfu, numbers at the First
Baptist church at the morning SER
wee. At the evening service Mr..
siry Barber will give his excel
|lart ak on music and the must
la Illustrations will be rendered
'ty he chOir
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90CietA
BELLE BENNETT
CIRCLE TO MEET

The Belle Bennett circle of the
First NJ. E. church will meet on
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. A. S. Brewing, Jr., in Laurel
Park.
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AT The HEADRICK HOME

Spending some time at the home
p Mrs J. J. Headrick are Mrs.
a 4 White and Betty White, of
p \; Petersburg, Fla; Mr.. and Mrs.
!. .ai.ss Sweeting, of West Palm
|'eaco, and Nr, and Mrs. Gay and
r. Billy, Of St. Petersburg.
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i'U tan save plenty of money
Y buying your diamonds during
2 Ireat diamond sale. Jones &
a'a, Hendersonville jewellers
Pc 1925.
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A barber in New York city ad-
vcrtises that he cuts hair accord
ing to clients features, and that
no shaves are given in his shop.
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INTENDED SPOUSE
FAILS TO APPEAR

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. s. (UP).
Cancelled" read a notation last
night on the marriage-license ap-
plication of Mrs. Blanche Lilley
and Fay Hiwan. The application
was made Monday, but Mrs. Lilley
told the marriage clerk that her
intended spouse cleft for lodge
meeting that night and didn't
come back" She said they had
met Saturday.
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Tom Paine, revolutional writ
er, once lived in Greenwich vii
lage, n. Y.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
Footprints Lead
To Arrest of Man
At Scene of Fire
Suspect Is Found in
Unoccupied Building
O,Cned BY District.

Footprints on the dust-covered
stairway of an unoccupied building
early today led to the arrest of a
man suspected, police said, Of having
accidentally set fire to the structure
while trying to keep warm.
Policeman George N. Nicholson. first
precinct, was on the second floor of
the structure at $40 Indiana avenue,
writing a report Of the blaze, which
f1remen had just extinguished, when
he noticed the footprints.
knowing the building, which be-
longs to the District, was supposed to
be unoccupied, the officer followed the
prints to the floor above. There he
found Nick Fields, 500 block of d
street. who was locked up for investi-
cation.
Fields. the policeman reported. first
explained he had started fire in
fireplace, but later denied 1t. The
blaze did little damage.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
1n Mrntnriattt.

loving remembrance of our dear father. Ter.
SANFORD P. BRADFORD who departed
Der / g. 1928.
Oh. father dear eight years have passed
Since Since thou on earth t, did breathe thy last.
The We NAV meet IN some sweet sWest sax
HIS CHILDREN
DEAN ANN CELESTE. In loving remem-
branca Of our dear little girl, ANN CE-
1ite 1854 two years ago today December l9'
The month Of December once more Is
here
To us the saddest Of the year.
Because two years ago today
8AMGA ASD DADDY. SISTER AND
BROTHER.
ute Of love TO the memory Of nv father:
JOHN M. JONES. who passed away thir-
rssn ms mother aff aAfE ares &c
years ago TODAY. December 10. 1898.
THEIR LONELY DAUGHTER. IRENE
MILLINER
LAUGHTON. I. EsTELLE. In loving mem
mother 0e ouT 0fsT EsTELEE ELI GATdHToN rro Who
departed this life five years ago today.
December 10. 1881.
Nothing can ever take away
The love our hearts hold dear:
Fond memories linger every day.
Remembrance KEEPS her near.
THE FAMILY.
MORRIS. ESSIE T. In treasured memory
of our wife and mother. ESSIE T. NOR
RIS who departed this life December 10.
1900 VII &C ''"' '' THE THE FAMILY.
THOMAS G. MILTON In sad but loving
remembrance of our dear friend. @. MIL
TON fCAPPY THOMAS. who departed
this life so suddenly five years ago to-
day. December 10. 1891.
JACK AND NELL KNIGHT.
TINIMONS. BRYAN WARREN. In mem-
CRY Of our dear little nephew. BRYAN
life two years ago today. December 10.
1894
WALKER, ALEXANDER. A tribute of love
to the memory of our father ALEXAN-
DER WALKER. who left US two years
ago today December 10. 1894.
Some day we'll understand
SONS. JOSEPH AND WARREN.