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The Washington times., 1937-12-31
Frank Spearman
Death MOurned

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 31.-The
motion-picture colony today
mourned the death of Frank
Hamilton Spearman, widely known
novelist. Mr.. Spearman, 78, died
Wednesday of a stomach ailment.
Several of his works, including his
most popular book, whispering
Smith," were made into pictures.
In 1885 Notre Dame University
presented him the Laetare Medal
for distinction as a Catholic
author. He also was awarded
honorary degrees by Notre Dame,
Santa Clara and Loyola univer-
sites.
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BIRTHS

DIN 4 IlO
Eugene and Josephine Collins,
Charles and Mabel Davis, boy.
Charles and LeOnA Milton, boy.
Claud and Helen Kite, boy.
Norman and Frances Lowe, girl.
Charles and Gladys Cook, girl.
Paul and Beatrice Yates, boy.
Nick and Peral AntonelIi. boy.
John and Gertrude COnnell, boy.
Samuel and Sarah Levitt, boy.
Weston and Leah Bruner, jr,
boy.
Floyd and Dorothy Chalkly. boy.
Tracy and Pauline Herring, boy.
Archie and Pauline Perkins, boy.
Stewart and Lowell Cluster, boy.
Ralph and Sophia Friedman, girl.
George and Mildred Davidson,
girl.
Samuel and Grace Bell. girl.
George and Margaret Hanekamp,
DeIton and Eddie Elliott, girl.
Joseph and Kathleen Fealy, girl.
Robert and Helen Saunders, girl.
TennySOn and Oracle Lewis, girl.
Homer and Elsie Hayes. boy.
Eugene and Mary Burroughs.
John and Edith Metz, boy.
Walter and Alice Krehbiel, girl.
job and Sara Barnard, girl.
John and Doris Ellison, boy.
Anthony and Dorothy Wilding.
Arthur and Nellie Randall, boy.
John and Louise Matthews. boy.
Glenn and Nancy Giere, boy.
Peter and Ollie Phillips. boy.
Edward and Angela HOrstkamp,
boy:
boy.
Frank and Marie Doyle, boy.
Clark and Mary Sharick, boy.
Frederick and Hope Walker,
girl.
James and Gertrude Mahan. girl.
Fred and Mabel BrinsOn. girl:
Ben and Frieda Lehman, girl.
Lawrence and Erin MallOy. girl.
Clarence and GOldie FurF. girl.
George and Mary WaId, girl.
DEATHS
James W. Joy SO, SO15 Douglas
catherine !. y \, shuII, II. $500 Ma
Margaret CosIe. rs, S72O Upton
st. kisbasdi Ei %i J. Mcdonald. 70. st.
samuel j. Cunningham, 7s. St.
Roland Adkins, 6S, 1893 T St. 8. e.
Alexis B. Many. 80, S2OS Adams
Mill Rd. N. w.
Rocco StillabattO, 81. 100 x st.
n. W.
Emanuel De Meza, 81. Episcopal
Hospital.
Joseph Janda, So. Emergency
Hospital.
Harry NJ. Lowry. SO. 512 Seventh
Peter George. 81, 2O21z Seventh
ct. S. W.
Peter c.. Mayer. 46, s4S4 Six
teenth st. n. W.
Carl Kaiser. a., GaIIinger Hos
pital.
Mary R. Duffy. 32. Garfield Hos
pital.
Thomas Moore. 9 months, Chill
dren's Hospital.
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MARRIED
IN CASTLE CLUB

Echoes of past glories re-
sounded through Henderson Cas-
tie, once the mecca for diplomatic
society, and now a boarding house,
when Miss Irene Edith Eversole,
26, of Bristol, Tenn, and William
Clarke Allison, jr.. 26, of this city
we're married last night in the
former art room of the castle.
The bride, an exquisite blond,
wore the traditional white. The
bridegroom was in full dress.
Their marriage was the first to
be celebrated within the castle
walls in so years. Surrounded by
relatives and friends, the young
couple took the VOWS that made
them husband and wife.
Mr.. Allison, who is connected
with the Federal Coal Commission,
and is stationed at Fort Smith,
Ark, is the son of Mrs. Ethel King
Allisno, now operating Henderson
Castle as a boarding club. The
brides parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Eversole, of Bristol. Ellis
K. Allison, brother of the bride
groom, was best man. Mrs. E. D.
Kirckbaum, of New York, sister
of the bride, was matron of honor.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. James H. Miers, of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
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Mrs. CadWalader
funeral Is Held

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81.
Funeral services were held in St.
Peters Episcopal Church here to-
day for Mrs. Mary Helen Fisher
.Cadwalader, member of a dis
tinguished American family.
Mrs. Cadwalader, "a, was the
widow of John Cadwalader, widely
known Philadelphia banker who
died 10 years ago. Born in Phila-
delphia, she was the grand
daughter of Henry Middleton. who
was United States minister to
Russia and governor of South
Carolina.
Mrs. Cadwalader is survived by
a son. Thomas Cadwalader, Balti-
more attorney, and two daughters,
Miss Sophia Cadwalader and Miss
Mary Helen Cadwalader.
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DEATHS

BAXTER, GEORGE E.-on Thursday. De;
cember 80. 1887. at his residence, 1923
W Street Southeast. GEORGE z. BA4-
TER beloved z.G OF Of Minnie sdF ,oa, Bax sDd
one daughter: Mary Gayle. George. Cecil
Lee and Marvin Baxter:
Funeral from the above residence on
Services at Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
Thirteenth and V Streets Southeast, at
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
BRANDEs, AGNES CHRIsTINE-onT Thurs
University Hospital. AGNES CHRISTINE
BRANDEs beloved mother Of Walter. Her
bert. Arthur and Clarence Brandes:
Remains resting at the W. W. Chamber
Company funeral home. 14oo Chapln
Funeral services from Grace Lutheran
Church Sixteenth and Varnum Streets
Northwest. on Friday, December 81, 1887,
at D. m
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
cember 80, 1887, at her, home, $14
Prince St.. Alexandria. Va. ANNIE
BRILL, aged 76 years. widow of the late
Louis W. Brill and beloved mother OF
Richard I. Williams, of Washington. D: c.;
Mrs Rose Moss. Mrs. J. l.. Saunders. Mrs.
L. x. McKelleget, Mrs. D. c. Walters; Miss
Catherine Brill, Miss Frances Brill and M
She is also survived by IA grandchildren
and six. great grandchildren.
Remains resting at her late residence.
Funeral services Monday, January 3,
Church. Alexandria. Va.
Interment. Bethel Cemetery.
Arrangements by the Cunningham fu-
neral home. 800 Cameron St., Alexandria,
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Births, Deaths and MARRIAGES

Hurst, 80. both Of 2sO7 Park Pl.
8. e.
NJ. Weldon. on 1a IS, Both % Of S 1855 iS iTSiS
st. n. W.
Alexander GindeIl, u, Ses1 Four
teenth Sc. N. W., and Florence
Davis, 81. Falls Church, va.
William b. Moore q, 1s4o Har.
WeHEer. Ss, 11i6 N St. n. ".
John Sehrednitz, "a, 13A5 L ST.
n: W. and Frances r. JOhnstOneD
20, 1890 Twelfth st. N. w.
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Former Representative Homer
P. Snyder, who served five terms
in the House, died yesterday at
his home in Little Falls, N. Y, &C.
cording to word received here TO-
day.
Mr.. Snyder, who was "a years
old, was a banker and one of the
industrial leaders of the Mohawk
Valley.
A Republican, he served in the
House from 1914 to 1924. He was
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Ignus HOrnstein,
Educator, Dead

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Funeral
services were held this afternoon
for Ignus o. Hornstein, assistant
director o evening schools, and
for 26 years a teacher in the local
school system. Mr.. Hornstein, Sc.
died Wednesday at his home.
Mr.. Hornstein was nationally
recognized as an authority on
adult education. He was born in
Austria and came to this country
as Q child.
The Washington times., 1937-12-31
Sir VIM. StaVert
Dies in Montreal

MONTREAL, Dec. 31-Sir Will
liam Stavert, Canadian financier
and wartime officer to the British
treasury, died last night at his
home here. He was rs years old.
Sir William was associated with
the banking business for many
years. He was born at Summer
side, p E. l., April 9, 1861, the
son of Robert Mccall Stavert and
Eliza McEwan Stavert. His wife
was the former Kate Thomson,
daughter of Samuel Thomson,
K.C., Of Newcastle, N. B.
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Alma Tell Dies;
Was Film FavOrite

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 81 Q.N.S0.
Alma Tell, 80, favorite Of the -tage
and screen for many years, was
dead here today, victim Of a heart
attack.
Miss Tell died at the home of
her husband, William Stanley
Blystone, actor and brother OF
John Blystone, film director. She
had been in retirement for the
last few wears.
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SERVICES HELD
FOR EANET, STAR.
OF SILENT FILM.
Heart Attack Ends Life
At Home in D. c.

Harry Eanet. former star of the
silent films under William G.. An
derson, of Universal Films, and
featured star of the show Hi
Jinks." directed by Arthur Ham
merstein, died yesterday Of a heart
attack at his home, 4513 Kansas
Ave. N. w. He was 49.
A close friend of William GaX-
ton, of of Thee I Sing" fame,
Mr.. Eanet recently had returned
from New York, where he had been
a guest of GaXton at the Lambs
Club. He also was a close friend
of Walter Catlett and Jimmie
Gleason.
RETIRED IN 1915
Although Mr.. Eanet had retired
from professional work since 1915,
due to a heart ailment, he was
still remembered by his many
friends connected with the stage
and theater. Among the local
theater men who visited him dur
ing his recent illness were Hardie
Meaken of RKO Keith's and Angie
Ratio of the Palace Theater.
Born in Rigo, Latvia, he came
to America in 1903 and had made
his home in Washington since that
time. Although interested in many
civic and social endeavors, Mr..
Eanet was a member only of
Dawson Lodge, Order of Masons.
SERVICES TODAY
Services were conducted today
at the Bernard DanzanSky funeral
parlors, 3501 Fourteenth st. N w.
Interment was in Adas Israel Con-
gregational Cemetery.
PaIlbearers we're his brothers,
Raymond, Morris, Paul, Julius, Ben
and Sam Eanet. He also leaves
one other brother, Max Eanet,
of Mama Beach, Fla, and three
sisters. Mrs. Rose Miller, Mrs.
Eva Blum and Mrs. Pauline Gold
berg; 10 nephewS. and II nieces,
all Of Washington.
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O'Keefe, Old-time
Catcher, Dies at 65

ENGLEWOOD, N. j., Dec. 81
G.N.SO.-William O'Keefe, IS,
who was the late Christy Mathew
sons favorite catcher during the
latter's transforming days before
Matty entered the National
League, was dead here today Of
injuries receivd when struck by
an automobile.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

n. W., and Louise N. FlSsIIo, Il,
1855 Lawrence st. N. e.
william II. Murray, IS, and
Ethel j. Ewing, 81, both Of Ingle-
aide, Va.
Michael j. Cohen. 80, 4s1s Geor.
Kia Ave. n. W., and Sadie r. ROsen.
John w. Kelly. 62. and Hazel p.
Steiner, 81, both Of 37OO Massachu-
Wilbur Miles, 20, and Mildred d.
The Washington times., 1937-12-31
R. NJ. Hepburn, 81,
Dies in Florida

CANTON. N. Y, Dec. 81 GN.SO
Herbert Myron Hepburn, 81,
brother of the late A. Barton Hep
burn, one time president Of the
Chase National Bank, died yester.
day in Daytona Beach, Fla, rela'
tives said today.
The Washington times., 1937-12-31
Homer Snyder Is Dead at n

especially interested in Indian af-
fairs, and was one of the earliest
supporters of the Veterans Bureau.
MIR. Snyder is survived by two
dauehterS.
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IN MEMORIAM

S ing memory Of NV dear sister. % WILMER
CLEON BOAN. who departed this life two
years ago today, December 81, 1885.
Time speeds on. two years have passed
Since death its gloom. its shadow cast
Within our home, where all seemed bright
And took from US q shining light;
We miss that light. and ever will:
Her vacant place there's none to fill.
Down here we mourn, but not in vain,
For up in Heaven we will meet again.
MRS. CORA THOMAS.
FTTNERAT. DTRFCTORS
The Washington times., 1937-12-31
A~nW IN ga n Street Northeast
AFWpEIMLW TTmeOlm ?STS

Today: Matinee at p NJ. JANE WITH:
ERs in "FoRTY-FIVE FATHERS" and
JACK HALEY-ANN SOTHERN in DAN
GER-LoVE AT WORK" Radio Patrol
Nos. 4, s. Starting with MIDNIGHT
SHOW TONIGHT AT IL 80 P. M, Also
Tomorrow, JAMES STEWART and ROB
ERT YOUNG in ''NAvY. BLUE AND
GOLD" No Advance in Price.
Matinee Tomorrow, P. M.
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AVENUE GRAND

R45 Pa. Ave. Q. e. Lincoln &4O6
TO-DAY. Matinee At P. N. JED PROUTY
and SPRING BYINGTON in BORROWING
TROUBLE" and BURGESS MEREDITH
and ANN soTHERN in THERE GOES
THE GROOM" Jungle Menace Nos. 8 and
T. Starting with MIDNIGHT SHOW To-
NIGHT at II 80 p NJ. Also Tomorrow,
"ALCATRAZ ISLAND" No Advance in
Price, Matinee Tomorrow, P. NJ.
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AVALON %sE'sI.9 SSGRsit,e's st Ave: :: "" w.
Today: Matinee at P. M. JOE ..
BROWN in FIT FOR KING" Radio
Patrol Nos and 4. MIDNIGHT SHOW
TONIGHT At II 40 P. NJ, Also Tomorrow.
JAMES STFwART-ROBERT YOUNG in
''NAVY BLUE AND GOLD" No Advance
in Price. Matinee Tomorrow. l P. N.
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DEATHS

CAvANAUGH, JOANNA MARIA - On
Thursday, December 90 1887. at her
late residence. 701 Path St.: n. W;
JOANNA MARIA GAvANAUGa, beloved
deceased August 4. 1887, and mother OF
Mrs Catherine NJ White and Thomas r.
j., Arthur R. and william P Cavanaugh.
Also sister of James E. William P. and
Funeral services will be held in the
W. w. Chambers Co. funeral home, 14O0
Chapin St n. W, on Mond ay: January 3.
1888 at $50 a. M, thence to St. Stephens
where requiem high mass will be offered
at 9 a. m. for the repose of her soul.
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment in Mt. olivet Cemetery.
GREER, MARY ELTZABETH-on Friday.
S 10S7 mARY y hiE E1IsaSETa EsiSfHf
GREER, wife IF the late Alfred Greer
and mother of William A. and Charles G.
Copsey, Mrs. Edna Williams and Mrs. Edna
Murphy.
Funeral from her, residence. Welcome,
$50 a. M. thence to 81. 1gnatlus Church;
Hilltop, Nd, where mass will be Offered
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment. church cemetery.
Services by the W. W. Chambers Co.
IS. E. funeral home.
SMITH. MARY EsTELLE-on Thursday.
versity Hospital MARY EsTELLE SMITH.
beloved sister Of Mrs. May A. Beasley and
Joseph E. Fowlkes of Crewe, Va. Re-
mains resting at the W. W. Chamber
Co. Southeast funeral home, SIT Eleventh
lSt. S. E.
Notice of funeral later.
YATES, WILLIAM GILEs-on Friday, Dc.
cember 81. 1887, at 2130 q st. n. W..
band of Olive M Yates and brother OF
Vincent Yates and Mrs. Francis R. Fulton.
| Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Co. funeral home. 1400 Chaplin St. N. ".
Notice of funeral later.
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'CATVERT sss4 WiscO9'.9 "a AZ"
Today: Matinee 1 p. NJ. JANE wTTHERS
in "FORTY-FIvE FATHERS" Starting
with MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT at
11:3o P, M, Also Tomorrow. TYRONE
POWER and LORETTA YOUNG in SEC
oND HONEYMOON" No Advance in
Price. Matinee Tomorrow, p. NJ.
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TTDTOWNIConn. Aye. . NewaFk g;
To-day: Matinee p. N. EDDIE CANTOR
ana JUNE LANG in "ALI BABA GOES
10 TOWN" Radio Patrol Nos. 8 and z.
Starting with MIDNIGHT SHOW TO
NIGHT at II 80 P. M. and Tomorrow.
JEANETTE MACDONALD and ALLAN
ZONES in "FIREFLY." No Advance in
Price, Matinee Tomorrow, 1 P. M.
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GaI 1Sth RooS S0S

"A AWEBfHSSHD Col. Road
Today: Matinee at 1 p N. JANE WITH.
ERs in "FoRTY-FIvE FATHERS"
Jungle Menace Nos. IA. Is. Starting with
MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT at II 80
P M. Also Tomorrow. CLAUpETTE
COLBERT and CHARLES BOYER in
'TOVARICH." No Advance in Price.
Matinee Tomorrow. P. NJ
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1880 @ Street N. e.
Atlantic S1SS
HOME
mENN Pc. Ave. q. .. bet. 9Th D 9TH
4 AJIN!S Lincoln 2170

SAVMV Hath and Col. I'd: \. W.
SFA WV Columbia 4960
Today: Matinee at / P; N: WILLIAM
Tomorrow: Matinee P. NJ. CLAIRE
TREvOR-DONALD WOODS in BIG
TOWN GIRL" Short.
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TTVON,E ''th cS;upSIs sS% rSIs r. ssOS y "
Today: Matinee P. M BACK IN
CIRCULATION" with PAT o'BRIEN.
JOAN BLoNDELL and MARGARET LIND
SAY. Radio Patrol Nos. Q and 7. Starting
with MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT al
II 80 p. M and Tomorrow, WILLIAM
POWELL and MYRNA 10y in "DoUBLE
WEDDING" No Advance In Price.
Matinee Tomorrow. p. N.
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COAeNIN 4 gut St. NV. GE. $500
Today: Matinee at P. NJ. JOE E.
BROWN in ''FIT FOR A KING" Radio
Patrol Nos. 4 and 5. MIDNIGHT SHOW
TONIGHT at II 80 p. M and Tomorrow,
TYRONE POWER and LORETTA YOUNG
in SECOND HONEYMOON" No Advance
in Price Matinee Tomorrow, 1 P. M.
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WFNTR AT 4e5 9th Street n. ".
OEIN Il AAAD metropolitan 2S41

Opens IL A. M.
Today: "ALCATRAZ ISLAND" MID
NIGHT SHOW TONIGHT at II 80 ?. M.
BEAL in DANGER PATROL" and
WHEELER-wOoLSEY in high FLY
ERS." No Advance in Price.
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YORK GsOrrI" Co,Av.;,,! Ave . tsPs 9T:e'o Pl'
Today: Matinee at ] p NJ. WARNER
GLAND in CHARLIE CHAN ON BROAD.
WAY" jungle Menace Nos. and 10
Starting with MIDNIGHT SHOW TO
NIGHT at II 80 P. N. and Tomorrow,
EDDIE CANTOR and JUNE LANG in
"AII BABA GOES TO TOWN" No Ad-
vance IN PrIee. Matinee Tomorrow. ?. u.
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SHERIDAN ss:siSa. S:SSs'. s.. SE'i " '"% y
Randolph 240O
Today: Matinee at p. N. BERT LAIR
and ALICE BRADY in MERRY GO
ROUND OF 1885," Radio Patrol Nos. 5
and 8. Popeye Cartoon. Starting with
MIDNIGHT SHOW at II 80 P. M. Also
Tomorrow. JAMES STEWART and ROB
ERT VOTING in NAVY. BLUE AND
GOLD" No Advance in Price.
Matinee Tomorrow. / p N.
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a32 Street N. W Republic O5I.
SUBMARINE d. with PAT oBRIEN,
WAYNE MORRIS and GEORGE BRENT.
MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT, IL 80 P. M.
No Advance in Price.
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daughters.
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ACADEMY 'tA 8 q s''. 8. e

AS"EV SO6 7th street Q. v.
EAO4AAAG Ma. S22A
Special Matinee at 2 p. N. Double Fea-
turel Tony Martin and Dixie Dunbar in
"SING AND BE HAPPY" Also-Ray
Milland and Heather Angel in BULLDOG
DRUMMoND ESCAPES"
Midnight Show-Gary Cooper. George Raft
and Frances Dee in "Souls at Sea-"
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OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Motion Picture TheateT Owners
of District Of Columbia
KETTH'S

Fred Astaire, George Burns and Oracle
Allen in "A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS, "
with Joan Fontaine. Reginald Gardiner and
Raw Noble. walt Disney's Lonesome
Ghosts"
The Washington times., 1937-12-31

Wuynep Bros. Ths0esTS
FO1 additional EnJoTn1dtt01 phone thS0ters
direet.' In event Of busy signal. e0lI
REpubMc $500.
EARLE 18th and D Streets N. W.
Screen: CLAUDETTE COLBERT and
CHARLES BOYER in "TOvARICH. :"
stage: FRoLICS OF 1888.
MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT. IL 80 P. M.
No Advance in Price.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Marriage Licenses.

John ]. Newman. 35. 1915 st. and Rose
Hochen. 20 712 Tuckerman ST.; Rev.
and Lucille 6. Shorter, 1s, e13 srd st.
sias Bradford. 25. 624 goth ST. ne. and
Pauline Reed, 20, 223O Virginia ave-;
James D. Howard; 33, and Mary E Eargis,
u both of Baltimore; Rev. A. Poore.
Curtis White. %. and Cora Scott. 26. both
of i9i2 daSter st Rsv x + Ds w rFsss ESy st. and
fft1 Helen = v Il Toison, %, g. s. De Frees ST.;
James mes E. E Smith. M ~ so4 18th st. Sc.
and Helen L. Sherwood: q, 1881 Valley
- pl Sc, Rev. Freeley Rohrer,
Mary /. McCrae, 81. 2I24 NJ st; Rev.
corado Gianechini. 2s. and Conchetta
Guarino,. 16,. both of sos st. me-;
pani HfI E \ Merriman M; % is. a1e st. s.w.. and
Shirley z, Ruakes. 49, 100 T ST.; Rev.
william J. withers, ~. and Ruth l.
Rev ]. H. Dunham.
Jacob Christian. 22, and Marie G. Sibiski'
20. both of Baltimore; Rev. j. H. Ter
orton II. wisegarver, 80. Los Angeles,
more; Rev. Albert Evans.
Fogg; 25. both of Richmond; Rev. ]
Clarence H Green. 81. 1908 3rd St s.w
and Margaret Ingram. 30, 1855 Howsin
st, s.w.; Rev B. H. Whiting
Leslie G. Bourne, 81, Woodbridge Va.
and Eula E: Slusher, 2l. Manassas Va;
and Marie Mosley. 30. 1928 1st st.i
Rev. e. Howard.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
DENTAL HYGIENISTS
TO SPONSOR DINNER
Delaware Group to Be Guests at
Third Bi-State Meeting
March 5.

The District Dental HygienistS' AS
sociation will sponsor dinner at the
Wardman Park Hotel on March at
1890 pm. for its third bi-State meet
ing with the Delaware Dental Hy-
gienistS' Association.
The dinner will be feature OF the
five-State postgraduate clinic. to be
held here on the same day. Miss Eliza
beth Zoll is general chairman for the
affair. The president, Mrs. Mary
Fornear, will preside. The guest
speaker will be DR.. Paul Wintrup Of
Wilmington, Del.
Guests of honor will include DR.. c..
William Camalier, president-elect Of
the American Dental Association, and
DR.. G. Albert Smith, president Of
the District Dental Society, who will
give addresses of welcome; DR.. Joseph
A. Murphy, chief medical and sani-
tary inspector of the District public
schools; DR.. Roger Cohen; Miss Mar
garet Jeffries, superintendent Of den
tai hygiene in Delaware, and Mrs.
Mildred Harrington, president, Dela-
ware Dental Hygien!sts' Association.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Deaths Reported.

Catherine H. Thorn. II 1347 Montague.
Charles E. Cooke. "A. 3s0S Eastern ave.
Mary J. Foley, 4, e33 R st.. ne,
Walter T. Ponton. "a, Walter Reed Gen
cIsTence flospis E iSsSchooley. SO 1865 Lanier pl
Annie S. Brewer. "a. 1854 New Hampshire
Arthur ]. Christian. so. 476 4th ST. ne
Eva S; MCBRIDE. 80. i,;,I 3ISS 18th usta,.., ST.;
Lyttieton Baker. 81 Sibley Hospital.
Bernard o. Grant 80. 1928 5tf st.
Woodward w. Barnes. 2S, GaHinger Hos
Gayle M. Gray, 8. Children's Hospital.
Joan Smith =, Casualty Hospital.
Infant Shirley MoTton5 ~ G;allinger ;lIS Hospital
Margaret S. Brawley. "A. 1901 Harvard
john Godfrey. 73. 1908 4th st.
Frances Barker 85, 323S Prospect ave.
sarah Burrell, 3S. Gallinger Hospital;
Nettie Sharpe 80 Freedmen's Hospital
Charles Budd, g. Freedmen's Hospital.
Infant Estelle Myers, Childgens Hospital
infant Enrol Yvonne. 1716 10th st.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY
DROPS IN JANUARY
Steady Climb Since October Bro.
ken as Figure Falls Off
6 Per Cent.

By the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board said
yesterday that industrial activity slid
back several notches in January after
a steady climb since October.
The boards seasonally adjusted
index of industrial production which
usually swings upward in January. was
lis per cent of the 1923-25 average,
compared with l2l in December and
ia in November.
Steel production showed some m
crease, but the gain was less than the
usual seasonal upturn.
The board cited that automobile
output was curtailed by strikes in
January and the first half of Febru-
ary and added that since these have
been settled production has risen
sharply.
Substantial decreases were listed in
January production of lumber mills.
plate glass factories. textile mills and
meat packing establishments.
OCe bright spot was a substantial
rise in the value of construction con-
tracts.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
MRS. T. B. M'BRIDE
DIES AT HOME HERE
Native of Chester, Pa, Was Off.
Ger in D. A. R. and G. A. R.
Auxiliary.

Mrs. T. Brooks Mcbride, 81, died
Thursday evening at her residence,
1852 Seventeenth street.
A resident of Washington since 1881,
Mrs. Mcbride was native of Chester,
Pa, where she spent most Of her life.
She was vice regent of the Marcia
Burns Chapter of the D. A. r., treas
urer of the Department Of the Po-
tomac of the Ladies of the Grand
Army OF the Republic, and senior vice
president of the Gen William H. Beck
Circle of the G. A. r.
Her maiden name was Eva States
and she was the laughter of William
States and Elizabeth Rowan States
of Chester.
Her husband survives. as do two
daughters, Mrs. y. Nelson Myers Of
this city, and Mrs. Dale Miller Of
Chester, and two grandchildren.
Brief religious services were con-
Quoted at her home by the Depart
ment Of the Potomac and her body
is being sent to Chester this morning
for last rites.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Traffic Convictions.
sECOND-OFFENsE SPEEDING

SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Arthur j. Perretta, 1929 First street,
$40.
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
John T. Horigan, 4007 Fifth street,
$40.
Isaac L. Ramsburg. Maryland, IS.
Samuel P Marshall, 18 T street
northeast, S.
Leon L. Kelly, tbs G street. IS.
Curtis Knox, 20O8 Third street, IS.
Arthur D. Horner, $500 Ninth
street, IS.
Benjamin B. Levy, westchester
Apartments, $40.
Thomas v. Gerhold, 62s Somerset
place. IS.
Ycuter johnson, 1905 P street, IS.
Walter Tyler, SIG Hobart street, IS.
Theodore Hill, Maryland. $40.
Jerome R. Dunmore, l44l Morris
road southeast. $40.
Ralph Szroboda, 433 Seventh street
southeast s5.
James o. Boylan. 1912 California
street. SIS.
Carl B. Auth. Maryland. IS.
Donald Brown. 2839 Massachusetts,
avenue, $5.
Saul White. 2l36 Florida avenue,
IS.
Earl G. Didzouett, $40 K street
northeast, IS.
Luke w. Wilson. Maryland, IS.
Fred S. Cram, 1929 Brothers place
southeast, IS.
Alma Allen. 5000 Nichols avenue
southeast, $40.
James S. Bull, North Carolina, SIS.
Leland Haithcock, 1882 Monroe
street, $40.