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DIED

HAMMER, MARY A.-on Monday, Janu.
ary 1S, 1887, at her residence, 21O9
Thirteenth ST. s. E. MARY A. HAMMER
(nee Richter), widow of William Hammer.
Funeral from the above residence on
Thursday January 81, 1897, at $50 a.
m thence to St. Theresa's Church, Thlr-
teenth and V SITS. S. E.. where mass Will
be said at 8 a. m. for the repose of her
soul Relatives and friends are invites
to attend.
Interment in Congressional Cemetery.
MONTGOMERY, JOSEPH F.. JR.-On
Reed GenSerai Hospital. JOSEPH E. MONT.
and Margaret Montgomery and brother of
Margaret M. and Susanna M. Montgom'
deaee 5os FOS g. R on res
day, January wl9. l9 1897; q 8 p. m.
Services by the W. W. Chambers Co,
Southeast funeral home.
PETERS. MARGARET Bon Monday.
Min9esota N nf,Tta Avenue Southeast: MARGARET
man H. and Margaret Peters and sister Of
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home, SIT
Eleventh Street Southeast.
l. Funeral services vii! be hsld on Thurs
Day f5s G gS7 at from
funeral home, SIT Eleventh Street South
east.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
RIEDER, ROBERT LINDWOOD-On Tues.
day, January 10, 1887, ROBERT LIND
WOOD RIEDER, beloved son of Ernest and
Myrtle Rieder. of Columbus, Ohio. Re-
mains resting at the w. W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home, 517 Eleventh
Street S. f.
Notice of funeral later.
WYVILL. GERTRUDE b. STEWART-On
Monday, January IS. 1887. at Providence
Hospital. GERTRUDE B. STEWART wy
WILL. wife of the late Michael J. wyvill
and beloved mother of Mrs. Ethel G. Rees.
and Mrs Agnes w. Hill of Upper Mari-
boro. Md
Services at her home. near Upper Marl-
boro. Md, on Thursday. January 21 1887,
at S:45 a. m. thence TO St Mary's Church,
where mass will be offered at 9 80 a. m.
for the repose of her soul
Interment in Mount Carmel Cemetery,
Upper Marlboro. Md.
The Washington times., 1937-01-20

REPUBLIC U St. Near l4th
TARTAN ESCAPES" with Johnny Weiss
muller and Maureen O'Sullivan.
The Washington times., 1937-01-20

Treasury Local No 262 Of the
N. F. F. E. has scheduled, a dinner
February 10 at the Dodge Hotel
: for its officers and collectors, at
which future organization plans
and the locals general welfare
will be discussed. According to L.
The Washington times., 1937-01-20

MOTT 1907 96th Street Northwest
Ralph Bellamy and Katherine Locke.
"Custer's Last Stand" No. 13.
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RAPHAEL 14O9 9th st. N. W.
Double Featured "M'LIss." with Anne
Shirley and John Beal. Also-"ALIBI FOR
MURDER" with William Gargan and
Marguerite Churchill.
The Washington times., 1937-01-20
LUCKY CLERKS
SEATED; REST
IN STREET
BY J. EARLE MOSER

Each day The Times publishes pic
fures of Government employees well
known to their colleagues. with accom-,
panying biographical sketches. Federal
folk interested in such photos or mem.
hers Of Government organizations should
contact the writer in the editorial room
by 5:15 p. M, or phone ID. 1000
branch 210.
The Washington times., 1937-01-20

An Indianapolis man, Col. Rich
ard Lieber, has been appointed BY
Interior Secretary ICkeS to serve
on the Advisory Board on Ma
tional Parks. Historic Sites. Build
ings and Monuments, it was an
nounced yesterday. He replaces
Dr.. Frank R. CASTER, of New
York. recently deceased.
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Interment in Congressional Cemetery.

Monday. January IS. 1897 at Walter
Reed General Hospital. JOSEPH E. MONT
GOMERY. JR.. beloved son OF Joseph E.
and Margaret Montgomery and brother of
Margaret NJ. and Susanna M. Montgom-
The Washington times., 1937-01-20

Funeral service from his parents resi-.
dence, 3OS Charming St. n. E.. on Tues
day. January 10. 1887. at 8 D. m.
1nterment West Point. n. Y.
Services by the W. W. Chambers Co,
Southeast funeral home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Receives Money for
Accident

Mr.. A. v. r. Our youngest daugh-
ter was injured In an automobile ac-
cient land has completely recovered.
DO you think We will get any money
from the person who was respon-
sible?
Ans. My deductions are that you
will receive enough money TO pay
for doctors, hospital and miscel-
laneous bills which were incurred
during this period Of time. She was
not permanently injured and do
not see you receiving any compen-
sation through this channel.
Mrs. v. K, Thomaston. Conn. Will
I ever be able to have a home OF
my own, and live In more peace and
happiness?
Ans. I advise you TO be more con-
tented and satisfied In your present
surroundings, or rather in your
mother laws home. During this
year II is indicated that you and
your husband will possess the necs-
sary finances TO establish your own
home. You must be patient.
Miss B. L. 8. I am now engaged,
but hesitate In marrying this per-
son. What should I do Mr.. Haren?
Ans. DO not under any clrcum-
stances marry this young man. You
do not love him enough to be his
life mate. Break of the engagement
now, as II In much better this way
than TO 80 ahead get married, and
then q few months thereafter Sc
parate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26

I Miss M. A. X. VIII I get the job
have applied for?
Ans. would not advise you to
hold any high anticipations in mind
TO get Job working for the govern
ment. I'm the first place you do not
have the proper experience, and
second yo>Ir present connections are
not the correct one. advise you
to turn your attentions in the d.
rcction of some other profession.
Miss H. M. c. Mr.. Haren, will !
ever find someone who will care for
me?
Ans. You posses the proper facili-
tics now to be much happier, II you
would only avail yourself Of these
opportunities. Your cousin whom I
see you now living with has made
II possible to meet many nice young
men, but your bored atmosphere
which you displayed has bade 1t
impossible TO make friends. Your
impressions OF the opposite sex are
entirely too high. You want a boy
friend who shows a lot of attention,
but then when you do meet someone
you don't like them. II you would
make some kind Of a decision In
your own mind 1t would be possible
70 not live such a lonesome life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Parents Move To This
Country

Mr.. r. N. T. I have been trying
to get my parents come TO the
United States and live. Do you think
they will?
Ans. The vibration I receive de-
notes your parents now making ar
rangements to come here. For the
first few months they will be dis
satisfied. However, after they have
become more accustomed to the
American people they will be very
contented and happy here. They
will arrive here around the first OF
May this year.
Miss I. r. B. My job will be COM
pIeted the middle OF next month
February. Do you see me being able
TO find another one?
Ans. find there being a profess
slonal man In this city who was a
very personal friend Of your late
father. He will give you q position
working for him. This Is the best
chance you will have 10 reach much
greater heights Of success. You will
be given more opportunities than the
average employc, due TO the fact
that this gentleman knows you are
now having provide for your mother
You two people have much hap
pier future ahead.
Mrs. r. s., Cheshire, Conn. What
has 1887 In store for me?
Ans. In analyzing your question
will state that there are no other
children Indicated In your behalf
Much better finances are denoted
TO be In your possession, as we'll q.
more peaceful and harmonious at.
mosphere prevail In the home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26

Miss M. E. r. Mr.. Haren, please
tell me what l can do TO overcome
the present difficulties?
Ans. My science reveals that your
condition will not cause any serious
trouble IL you will only tell your
mother Of same. She is the one TO
help you. Forget your pride now,
and think Of your family's name and
your future. Don't delay this any
longer. Your parents will bring this
young man back TO town, and force
hmi TO marry you.
Mr.. J. p. B., Watertown, Conn.
When am going to get sum Of
money which has left me?
Ans. My friend, I see a continued
delay In this affair. However, am
most confident that through your
personal attention TO this matter,
II will be possible TO rush up settle
ment somewhat.
Mrs. r. 8. N. How will my daugh-
ter's marriage be In the future?
Ans. 1t Is quite evident that your
daughter and husband have not
been very happy for the past few
months, but this Is caused by your
influence over her. She should have
the privilege Of living her own life.
My suggestion Is that you give more
attention TO your family here In
Waterbury, and not pay 80 much
attention TO her business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Famous FL Haren Gives More Scientific Deductions

hour of need. They have the neces-
sary finances to do this, therefore,
advise you to let them know imme-
diately your financial distress.
Miss L. o. T. When may I expect
my boy friend to return to me? Or
will he ever?
Ans. Young lady, there is no rea-
son. whatsoever TO have doubt In
your mind over his returning. I see
you two people became engaged
during the past Christmas holidays.
Your plans for a wedding will be
carried out in June. He will re-
turn for you at that time.
Mr.. L. c., Oakville, Conn. Please
tell me II I am going to succeed in
my course at school?
Ans. It Is quite evident that you
possess the necessary intelligence to
gain much benefits by this course
Of seudy. / am confident that by
giving same your serious cOncentra-
ticn that It will be possible TO wit
ness much success from same.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Followers OF Democrat Receive Advantage
OF Astrologer's Service; Thousands Mail
Perplexing Questions On Varied Subjects
No Success Shown in
Litigation

Mr. L. I. @. Will I win my case
In court? II so, when?
Ans. MY science reveals that this
particular case has been pending for
the last two years. You cannot give
the Tiecessarw evidence 10 win. The
final decision will be made within
the next three or four months. At
that time you will learn there Is no
success for you.
Miss w. l.. u. Our home Is In a
constantly up-roar. No one Is happy.
What Is the cause Of this?
Ans. see your oldest sister, her
second husband and step child caus-
ing the present contention. Too
much trouble has arisen In the past
over this child. Your parents love
this child, but your sister does not.
] suggest that some form Of an
agreement between you be made
soon. have your sister TO move into
q home Of her own, and all Of this
unhappiness will cease.
r. H., Naugatuck, Conn. Will our
family's health In general be any
better than 1t has been?
Ans. My calculations are that by
all members watching their daily
hygiene closer, as well as following
out more faithfully In the future the
explicit instructions Of family physi-
clan, much better health will be en-
j0yed by all members.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Will Lose Position

Miss F. r. G. have heard rum
ored that ! am. to lose my position.
Is this true?
Ans. My friend, this LIS true In
every respect. This was one time
where you tried to be too nice to
the wrong person. The young man
whom you have tried to make
friends with was the son Of one of
the executives who is working in
this city now. He doesn't like your
actions, and due to same you will
lose your Job. In the future IL you
would pay more attention to your
work, and less TO the opposite sex
1t would be possible TO know more
success.
Mrs. H. r. D. My husband has
told me that he Is going to leave my
two children and me. Does he In
tend to do this?
Ans. My science reveals that he
will carry out his statements. Won
have been the cause of him doing
SO. Your constant nagging and
fighting has gained you nothing
whatsoever. He will give ysu money
towards the support Of your chill
dren. but you two people will never
live to gether again. Unless you care
to marry someone else, and apply
for divorce yourself there will
never be one granted. Your hus-
band has no desire 10 ever marry
again, and will not do so.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Will Remarry First
Wife

Mr.. j. v. E. My wife and I Sc
parated. Both are married again but
not happy. Do you see us ever be-
ing together again?
Ans. Astrological indications shows
you two people securing a divorce
from your present mate, and then
remarrying. This will not come to
pass for approximately another year.
I see your second attempt at mar
riage together will bring the success,
happiness and c0ntentment which
was lacking the first time.
Miss A. H., Oakville, Conn. How
soon will I meet a boy friend and
get married?
Ans. Will state that marriage Is
very serious step for you. Your
love affairs will be many before you
find the correct mate. DO not SER
iously consider this subject for at
least five more years. II you do get
married before this time no happi-
ness will come 10 either you or your
husband.
Mrs. G. s.. Why is 1t that all four
of my children have left home to
earn their own living just as soon
as they were old enough?
Ans. Madam; you should not feel
that you have been able TO keep
your secret from your children, as
they know all about II. They know
you and your husband are not In
love, but that you love the gentle
man who has always lived In your
home. Naturally they will always
respect and love you as their moth
err, but will never be as close as you
have wanted the INTO be. The only
thing you can expect In your DOM
este life Is continued trouble IL you
permit this person to remain In your
| home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Brother Seriously iii

Mrs. H. o. E. What Is wrong that
my family haven't heard from my
brother for the past two months?
Ans. My science reveals that your
brother has been seriously Ill. and
no one knew who his parents were
10 notify them. He Is still In the
hospital but the danger Is over. II
will take a few more weeks for him
TO rccuperate. In the mean time
you will receive letter verifying my
statements.
Mrs. w. r. G.. What kind OF luck
will my husband have In his work
this year?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Predicts Success for
Daughter

Mrs. 8. N. E. Our daughter has
been studying voice for the past few
years. Do you think we should con-
tinue TO give her lessons?
Ans. My analysis shows your
daughter possessing the voice 10 be
recognized as good opera singer In
the future, therefore, ] would advise
you 10 make II possible for her 10
have the necessary training. Upon
completing high school education
this spring send her 10 New York
City 10 study. Great Success will
come 10 her.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
NOTED Ell HAREN CREATES SENSATIONAL ACCLAIM
Mate Needs Attention and
Devotion

Mr.. M. r. B. What is wrong with
my wife. She isn't happy or salts
fed In our marriage?
Ans. Sir; you must remember that
even though you are now married
she wants consideration and love
from you Your wife Is the type Of
. woman who needs much affection
and kindess TO make her happy. i
advise you TO Judge your actions ac-
cOrdingly in the future to make her
happy and contented.
Mr.. o. N. G. viii I ever receive
the transfer which has been prom
ised?
Ans. Frankly speaking mo-" you
will not receive the mentioned
transfer. You are closer to losing
your Job, rather than an advance
ment. You have become too sure Of
your job, and a. result have been
very negligent in fulfilling your dut-
les and responsibilities. Unless you
take more interest In this work, you
will lose the position within the next
month.
Mrs. w. l.. I. When may ex-
pect this particular estate to be
settled?
Ans. Madam; you cannot expect
same TO be settled until you give
your consent and sign the necessary
papers. You are the only one who
Is delaying the settlement.
Mrs. M. B. r. My husband and /
are planning a trip. Will everything
turn out satisfactorily?
Ans. The vibration receive shows
IL being possible for you two people
TO return TO your native country,
which Is Ireland. You will be gone
for three months. When you return
your mother will come back to the
II. g.. with YOU,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Money Has Been Paid,
Trouble Predicted

Mrs. L. M. M. There Is close
friend to my husband that owes US
money. Will he pay this7
Ans. Will state, madam that this
amount Of money has already been
paid TO your husband. He has not
told you Of same, due TO him SPEND
Ing II himself. Same was used 70
pay on one Of his gambling obllga-
tions. More trouble will come in
your marriage In the future. ~ he
broke his promise 10 never gamble
again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Request Will Be Granted

Mr.. G. r. T. am considering
asking my employer for a transfer.
Do you think he will give this to
me?
Ans. BY you explaining the pres
emit situation TO your employer I am
confident that this request will be
granted. Within the next 30 days
you will return TO your homo town |;
work there and also be able to be
closer 10 your iii Father.
Mrs. G. H. r. Where does my hus-
band go when he leaves home so
much?
Ans. My friend, you have always
mlstrusted your husband. Due 10
this fact he will not reveal his &C
lions. II you would learn to be more
understanding with him it will be
possible to witness more happiness,
companiOnship and pleasure In the
future.
Miss E. p. N. My boy friend and
I have broke up. Do you think we
will ever go back together?
Ans. Miss, this discOntinuance Of
friendship has been brought on by
yourself. He will not return TO you.
II you want his friendship in the
future IL will be necessary 10 ask
him 70 come back. If you think
enough Of him you will do 80.
Mr.. 8. B. N. My wife and I are
considering purchasing a home. Do
you think ! could pay for one now?
Ans. Sir; this Is very good time
TO carry out your plans. No ADVERSE
ties are indicated TO arise I'm your
paying for same, as there Is indi-
Gated to be better position In
store for you, along with much In
creased finances.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Children Will Save
Money

Mr.. 8. T. am about to lose my
home. What can do to avoid this?
Ans. Sir; forget your pride and
contact your two sons. They will
Immediately send enough money 70
pay on the mortgage ON this prop
pcrty. Your children love you, and
would be hurt n they knew you
wouldn't permit them 70 help IN this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
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Ans. Astrological indications shows
that he made n big mistake by en-
tering into q partnership with his
friend. No success will come to eth
er one Of them through this chan
mel. In the next month your hus-
band will be back working for his
former employer, and then you will
have more steady income.
Mrs. L. o. r. How will my son
come out of his present trouble?
Ans. am positive that your son
could clear himself Of this trouble
and prove his innocence II he would
not think SO much of his friend.
This person does not think anything
Of him, or he would tell the truth
and take the responsibilities him
self, as should be done. Your son Is
not obligated to this person, there
fore, advise him TO Immediately tell
the truth. There Is no reason for
him to be punished for something
which he didn't do.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Husband Having Love
Affair

Mrs. p. N. I. have my doubts as
10 my husbands being faithful to
me. Mr.. Haren, what can you tell
me?
Ans. Madam; your thoughts in
this matter have some very true
background. You have doubt in this
subject only because you know Of
him having other affairs. He Is hav-
ing one now. When he tires Of this
woman he will find another. How
ever, there Is nothing for you TO do,
as i am sure you want TO protect
your children. There is one thing
you can always be sure Of, and that
Is ne will always very comfortably
provide for you and the children.
G. B. B., New Milford, Conn.
Please tell me II their will be any
change for the better In my finan-
Cial affairs?
Ans. Am pleased TO write that you
can expect very nice increase In
finances. Your mind will be reliev-
ed Of financial worries in the future.
Miss P. L. s.. have always been
very suspicious Of my employers.
What makes me feel this way?
Ans. Idle gossip and propaganda
have caused you to cultivate such
erroneous and doubtful thoughts In
your mind. am sure that you earn
good salary, and these gentlemen
treat you very nice, therefore, there
Is no reason for you to let people
influence you TO think them crooked
Naturally the type Of business they
do causes many people to be jealous,
and try to make enemies for them.
II you have any thoughts as TO their
dishonesty II would be better TO keep
them TO yourself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
MY DEAR MR.. HAREN:

MY DEAR MIR. HAREN:
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Fort Wayne, Indiana.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
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