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The Washington times., 1938-11-15
Star in Mystery:
HOSPITAL STAY
OF FAY " R A Y
HAS TOWN AGOG
Charlottesville Can't
Fathom Case

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov.
l5.-Nobody knows the answer,
but everyone here has an opinion
on the question: Why are Mr..
anu Mrs. John Monk Saunders
and their little daughter hospital
lied here?"
Mrs. SaunderS-she's Fay Wray
of the movies. you know-came
here last Saturday and the next
day entered University of Virginia
Hospital where her husband was
admitted for nervousness" two
weeks ago.
RECONCILIATION
With him he brought their
daughter, Susan Cary, who was
placed in a children'S ward. But
why did Miss Wray come to the
institution? To gain custody of
the child after a quarrel? To af-
feet a reconciliation with Saund-
ders?
To add to the mystery, Miss
Wray was accompanied here by
her attorney j. E. Lumbard, who
is stopping at the local country
club. He was out of the golf links
today and could not be reached
for comment.
Miss Wray also was accom-
panied by Adela Rogers st. Johns,
the novelist, when she arrived
here Saturday, but the writer left
the following day for New York.
Some folk whisper that the
glamorous film star, married to
her writer husband 10 years ago,
didn't know his whereabouts until
newspapers discovered him here.
Then she rushed here from Holly
wood to take their daughter away,
but remained after settlement of
their marital differences.
ANOTHER VERSION
Other folk infer Miss Wray
hasn't seen Saunders, despite the
fact they're in the same building.
It's all very puzzling to good citl-
zenS who don't have a chance
every day to gossip about movie
queens right in their midst.
Even n Spaper lie n are
"Stumped" today. Refused admiS-
sion to private wards at the hos
pital, they're doing just as much
conjecturing, guessing and opin-
ing as the corner druggist and
the lady who runs the millinery
shop.
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Nurse POiSOninSS
Bring Food Test

The Health Department continued its investigation today on
the poisoning of than 40 at Galnger Hospital
who became i'll Sunday after their meal None suffered
serious effects Dr. Edgar Bocok superintendent said and
all are back duty.
1t believed chicken dish prepared for the might
have been the Of their gastric disorders Samples have
been submitted the Bureau of Peventabe Diseases for
C. Rutland
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States PICKED
Young Democrats in
Arlington Meet

ARLINGTON, Va, Nov. IS.
New officers for the Young Demo
cratic Club of Arlington were
nominated at a meeting in Lee
Tavern last night. They will be
voted for December IL.
The nominees are: j. Maynard
Magruder and ]. EllWood Clem-
ents, president; Carl Taylor and
Nixon Brewer, first vice presi-
dent; Ann Kirby and Lottie
Chastain, second vice presi-
dent: Margaret Hope Bailie and
Louise Green, recording secre-
tary; Jesse Beaton and Albert
Carretta, corresponding Secre-
tary; Henry S. Clay, jr., treas
urer.
DR.. Minor Kavanaugh and
John Paul Jones, parliamentarian
and Theodore Frederick and Ern-
est CARRIER, sergeant-at-arms.
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Trial Under WAY

most ot the preliminaries, the trio
gazed straight ahead.
Defendants Sadur and Sherr
also appeared on time at court.
In addition to being asked if
they know the defendants, pros
pectiVe jurors were asked if they
were acquainted with any of the
following:
Monty Montgomery, Jack SWee-
ney, Maurice Sweeney, Sam Beard,
Jimmy La Fontaine, Teddy Tear,
Spike Behrle, Country Carpenter,
Esther Cady, Mrs. Della Gosnell,
Mickey Mcdonald, "JeWboy"
Dietz, Sam Bond, Palmer Sewers
and John Schley.
Only a few of the prospective
jurymen indicated they knew any
on the list, read off by Wilson,
and these said the acquaintance
was slight. Wilson also read list
more than a score of witnesses
whom he said the Government
will call during the trial.
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TydirIgS 1910
Club Organized

The nations first Tydings-for-
President bandwagon is moving
under full steam in Calvert county
Md, M. j. Lane, mayor of North
Beach, announced today.
The "Tydings for President
Club" was organized Saturday
night and is the forerunner OF
several hundred such organiza
tions throughout the country
Lane said. The club adopted a
resolution booming Senator Mil
lard E. Tydings for the Democratic
nomination for the presidency in
1910.
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French Financing
Held Own Affair

Secretary of the Treasury Nor.
genthau yesterday characterized
new financial measures instituted
over the weekend by France as
an internal matter" and added
that they will not affect the tri-
partite monetary agreement be-
tween that nation, the United
States and Great Britain.
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Flynn Real Hero;
SOUeS R01Uch11l01I
From Stampede

Q.N.SD Enrol Flynn, the dash,
ing Irish film star, received the
praise of cowboys today on 9
large cattle ranch near here.
Flynn was credited with saw
ing the life of Frank Kurzi, ranch
foreman, when KurZi was caught
III a stampede of 1000 cattle
which was being filmed. Flynn
seeing Kurzi's horse go down in
front of the plunging herd, drag
ged Kurzi on to his horse anC
galloped out of danger. Kurz
was badly injured.
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CHICAGO, Nov. I5.-James K.
Matter. prominent engineer, took
the witness stand today in his own
defense on charges that he shot
and killed his wife.
Defense attorneys based their
case on two points, one that Mat
ter was temporarily insane at the
time because of pain from an in
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Upper Chesapeake
Survey Is Revised

The Coast and Geodetic Survey,
of the Department of Commerce,
has Just completed a revision Of a
photographic survey of the upper
Chesapeake Bay and tributaries
as far south as Pooles Island, and,
in addition, made photographic
revision survey of an area off Tol-
chester Beach and of Bodkin
Creek and approaches, it was an
Yesterday.
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Female rat Uhich respond
ed to both the alkaline
and acid treatments

mo, I don't charge them
fee. They seemed ordinary work
ing people, and, God bless
them, I was glad to be a help
to them. They were welcome
to the advice, since there we're
only half dozen of them. Had
there been several hundred in
quiries, that would have been
different"
DR.. Taylor professed a keen in
terest in the experiments upon Is
litters of white rats conducted for
The News by the Applied Research
Laboratories of Dayton, N. ].
In these experiments in every
litter the desired sex greatly pre-,
dominated, making a 100 per cent
record of sex control for the series
of tests-16 per cent better than
the London specialists claim with
human beings. DR.. Taylor ex
planned this greater success.
"It is a different proposition
with rats" he said. You are
almost certain to get perfect
results because you control
every part of the treatment.
But with humans we must rely
upon their doing what we in
struct them to do. AS humans
do not always follow directions
exactly, we are bound to get a
percentage of failure"
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jury and the effect of drugs
taken to ease the pain, and second
that the shooting was accidental.
Matters 10-year,old daughter
Martha Jean, the key witness for
the prosecution. took the witness
stand yesterday and described a
quarrel that led to the shooting.
Finishing her testimony, she
burst into tears and Sobbed:
Il love my daddy. He's a
good daddy"
Rushing from the witness stand,
she threw herself into her fathers
arms and Wept.
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I0Wans to Dance

A Thanksgiving party and
dance for members of the Iowa
State Society will be held at the
Shoreham Hotel on November %,
Miss Gertrude Louis, secretary of
the society, announced today.
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Numbers Chiefs:
JURY SELECTION
SLOWS Up TRIAL
.OF 3 WARNINGS
Fraud in Income Tax
Laid to Brothers

With an under-current of eX-
citement pervading District Court,
the income tax conspiracy trial
of the Warning brothers, reputed
leaders of the numbers racket, got
under way today.
Numerous questions by lawyers
for both sides to jury panel mem
bers slowed up selection of a jury
after Assistant U. S. Attorney
John j. Wilson, had outlined
charges the Government will at
tempt to prove.
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SchoOlboV
At EtOn

Royalty, W h remembered
Michael as a husky youngster who
starred at rugby as a schoolboy at
Eton and who made a hobby of
building model airplanes, was sur
prised to find him now a mature
young man.
After landing he proceeded i'm
mediately to Buckingham Palace.
Michael is himself one fourth
English, through his grand
mother, the late Queen Marie
AS Prince of Hohenzollern, he
came of legal age in october last
year, at which time he was made
a lieutenant in the Rumanian
mountain guards.
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Princess Maria, 26,
To Be Wed in Rome

ROME. Nov. 15.-Royalty and
romance were linked today with
the announcement of the engage
ment of Princess Maria, youngest
daughter of 69-year-old King Wit
torio Emmanuel and Queen Elena
of Italy, to Prince Louis of Bour-
bon Parma.
The marriage, date of which has
not been fixed, will unite two of
the oldest houses in Italy. Maria
is member of the House of Sa-
voy.
Maria. a StatueSque brunette, is
%, and will celebrate her next
birthday anniversary in Decem-
ber. The bridegroom-to-be, brother
of the former Princess Zita of Aus
tria, is 80.
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RumQniQn Hei1
In London
Excursion

LONDON, Nov. Is. - The only
boy in the world who was king
before he was a crown prince, II.
year-old Prince Michael of Ru
mania, arrived here today with his
father, King Carol, on a state visit
to King George.
1t was not in the court calendar
but Michaels prime purpose in
making the London trip, Informed
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STORK BRINGS A BOY
OR GIRL IF ORDERED
By STANLEY F. GRAMMER

LONDON
still the English specialist DR. Harold
low Of the Royal College Surgeons today revealed 100
terning the
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German Women
Take Treatment

Moreover, DR.. Taylor pointed
out, rats do not vary a great deal
in individual characteristics.
women differ" said DR.. Tay-
lor. II watch my patients all
the time because some women
tend to become more alkaline or
acid, as the case may be. at
different times and 1 vary treat
Continued on Page 4, Col. II
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circles said, was
to look over the
list of eligible
youn G ladies
who might one
d a y be h i S
bride.
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$4,000 InUolUed

Pointing out that the trio, with
two accountants. Gordon L. Sadur
and Henry L. Scherr. we're in.
dicted last spring for conspiracy
! to defraud the United States of
$4,000 in incmoe taxes, Wilson
declared:
The Government claims this
income to have been derived
from gambling :. the num-
berS business"
The trial, which is expected to
TEEN with sensation, then settled
down to Interrogation of the panel
as to acquaintance with persons
involved in the case. and how this
might affect their verdict.
Approximately tWo-thirdS of the
80 prospective jurors stood up
when Defense Attorney Harry
Whelan asked if they had heard
or read of the remarks by Justice
James M. Proctor in District
Court last week in which he
urged big shots" Of the numbers
racket be brought to justice.
Names Recorded
Justice Bolitha Laws, presiding
at the trial, ordered the names of
those who had knowledge of
Justice Proctor's remarks to be
recorded.
The Warning brothers-Emmett,
Leo P, and Charles Rags sap
peared in court promptly, neatly
garbed in brown suits. During
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mothers.
Sex predetermination for
human beings-by a use of a
variation of the same acid
alkaline treatment employed
in the rat experiments spon-
sored by the New York Daily
News-is an old story in Eng
land. Since 1884 DR.. Taylor
and his brother DR.. Gordon
Kirwan-Taylor, have been pre-
scribing with "a per cent sue
cess the methods by which
English wives have given birth
to boys or girls as they desired.
But in the case of the six Ameri-
can women. four of whom were
New Workers, DR.. Taylor claims
complete success.
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New Cancer Foe

LONDON Nov. Is GNS).-Niels Bohr, famous
Danish physicist has produced the first artificial RADIO
active substance ochch be used IN the treatment
of cancer, according to Copenhagen dispatch today
to the Exchange Telegraph Agency.
Bohr considered of the greatest Hcng scientists.
qCon the Nobel prize IN physics In 1882.
The Washington times., 1938-11-15
All Wanted Boys
And Got Them

They all wanted boys and
they got them" he said. I'm
sorry l can't disclose their
names. Medical etiquette pre-
vents that. But they wrote me
asking description of our
treatment and 1 replied, giving
it to them. All six wrote later
they had been blessed by sons.
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Don Hix says with q 1aSt
weakening voice, they have been
a great bunch of youngsters, those
Jolly Crew members of yours, and
only wish my span of life was
longer, than I might watch them
grow up"
THAT is a fine spirit, Father
Time" we agreed. Many of them
have joined us during your year
and we know they all appreciate
the good times you gave them. "
Just to continue the good
work." he continued, "I am
sending you a new member at
the stroke of IL tonight. He's
a young fellow with no expe-
rience in worldly affairs, but he
will learn and all I ask in leav-
ing is that you and your club
members be as good to him as
you have been to me-"
With that he left and our prom
Use went with him. A new volume
of our log book library will join
the others tomorrow, and the
names and birthdays of 1889 mem
bers will grace its pages. Will
yours be among them?
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Smiley Burnette; Straight, Place and
show" Ritz Brothers; cartoon. Tues
day and Wednesday: ''Four's a
Crowd" Enrol Flynn, Olivia De Havil-
land. Rosaline Russell, Patric Knowles;
"Carefree" Fred Astaire, Ginger
Rogers. Thursday: High Command"
Lionel Atwill; Meet the Girls" June
Lang, Lynn Bari; comedy. Friday:
THE Sheik." Rudolph Valentines:
Fools for Scandal" Carole Lombard,
Fernand Gravel; comedy. Saturday:
"Paroled to Die" Bob steele; Hunted
Men" Mary Carlisle, Lloyd Nolan;
serial; comedy; cartoon.
ATLAS-sunday: "Suez," Tyrone
Power, Loretta Young, Anabella.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday:
"Sta blemates." Wallace Beery, Mickey
Rooney. Thursday: Nancy Drew
Detective" Bonita Granville. Friday:
Mysterious Mr.. Moto," Mary Mcguire,
Henry Wilcoxon, Erik Rhodes; Pride
of the West" william Boyd. Satur-
day: "Annabel Takes a Tour" Jack
Oakie, Lucille Ball; TOUCHDOWN
Army" John Howard, Mary Carlisle,
Robert Cummings; serial.
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Legal Notices
COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT O
col IIAGRIA nonnr,nk,ar On 1Q92-Nnfi

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OB
COLUMBIA, December 20, 193S-Notice
is hereby given that in accordance with
the provisions of an item authorizing
changes in the permanent system of high.
ways for the District of Columbia con.
tanned in D. C. Appropriation Act for the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1914. tPublic
AT No. 435. 62nd CongressI. approved
proved April 80, 1925. public Act. No.
15S 69tf Congress). the Commissioners Of
the District of Columbia will give . pub.
lie hearing in the Board Room Of said
Commissioners in the District Building on
MONDAY, JANUARY 9TH. 1899, at IL
O. clock :. m., to all persons interested OF
owning land along Rock Creek Church
Road and North Capitol Street between
Webster Street and Gallatin Street. in con.
nection with a proposed change in SAID
plan of the permanent system of highways
affecting said Rock Creek Church Road and
North Capitol Street within said described
limits. A plat showing said proposed
change in said plan: numbered as MAI
2165 filed in the office of the surveyor Of
the District Of Columbia. is on display il
said office Room 405 District Building
and may be examined by interested parties
during business hours prior to the hearing
Said plat will also be displayed at thu
hearing. and the Commissioners will con
slider any suggestions or protests concern
ing the proposed change as shown on abovC
mentioned plat. MELVIN C. HAZEN, D
McCOACH. JR.. Commissioners of the Dis
! trict of Columbia.
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ARLINGTON to Restrict Trailers

ing space for permanent parking
of traiiers in residential section;
by requiring that all trailers, ex
cept those stopping temporarily
at camps, be housed in garages
1t also will provide stringent sani
tary regulations on authorized
trailer camps.
The board awarded a contract
TO the James Gibbons Company
B altimore, on its low bid of
$13,985 for widening Wilson Boule-
ward from RoSslyn to Clarendon.
Work was started today.
After postponing the election
of a new chairman until it's Janu-
ary IA, meeting, the board ad-
journed until January 6, when
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ARLINGTON, Va, Dec. 31.-To
curtail mushrooming trailer com
munitieS in Arlington, county Of.
ficials today started preparation
of an ordinance that will prohibit
use of trailers as private homes
After hearing Board Member
William A. E. McShea describe
existing trailer camp conditions
as worse than row houses" the
county board yesterday instructed
County Manager Frank c. Hanra-
han, Zoning Inspectator Donald
Locke and Building Inspector
Andrew Jensen to draw up the
anti-trailer law.
McShea said the new law will
stop the present practice of rent
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lit will consider recommendations
from Manager Hanrahan on the
proposed widening of Lee High
way at CherTydale, construction
of a substitute for the closed air.
port road and further develop
ment of the county sewerage
system.
Recommendations of Boar
Member George M. Yeatman for
enlarging the Arlington court
house we're held over for future
study.
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|. Q. Answers
Questions on Page 81

NQueSLlOnS on rage 81
l. st. Nicholas, Bishop of
Myra. 2. (a) San Nicolaas, CD
Bonhomme Noel or Pere Noel,
(c) Kriss Kringle (Christkind-
lein). 3. Spiced ale and wine.
4. Cornucopia. S. Maine. 6.
Washington. 7. Yes, Colonial
flag in New England. Also used
on first flag carried by first war
vessels of American Revolution,
CD Yes. Pine tree shilling,
coined in Massachusetts,. 8.
Twas the night before Christ
mas, when all through the
house" (Start at the second
"t'' in the third line.)
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Loan Group to Meet

Members of the Hebrew Free
Loan Association, an organiza-
ton which lends money without
interest of other charges to
worthy Jews, will hold its annual
meeting Sunday, January 8, at
the Hebrew Home for the Aged,
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II a p p / :
n e S S - and
watching tn e
sand run low
in he ou ur
glass.
An old man
W it h a lon G
Scythe stands
beside us and
with his hand
on our shoulder
looks fondly at
the long list of
names in t h e
log book.
Skipper, he
The Washington times., 1938-12-31

APOLLO-Sunday, Monda, and Tues
day: Shirley Temple i. Just Around
the Corner" Wednesday and Thurs
day: Ronald Colman and Frances
Dee in IF / We're King" Friday:
Anne Shirley in Girls School," Satur-
dav: William Boyd in "In Old Mexico"
and Dionne Quntuplets in Five of q
Kind. Our Gang
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AVALON-Sunday, Monday and Tues
dav: Ronald Colman and Frances
Dee in IF Were King" Wednesday
and Thursday: Errol Flynn and BETTE
Davis in The Sisters" Friday: Dionno
Quntuplets in Five of a Kind" Satur-
day: George O'Brien in Renegade
Ranger"
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AMBASSADOR - Sunday, Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday:
Going Places" with Anita Louise,
Ronald Reagan, Allen Jenkins and Dicl.
Powell. Friday and Saturday: Bins
Crosby and Franciska Gaal in paris
Honeymoon"
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SKIPPER GETS
new LOG FOR
RECORD OF'39
The Crew Gets Member
At Midnight
BY DON HIX

Heigh-Ho Shipmates. The "Old
Skipper has been sitting in the
pilot house of the Good Ship
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AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day: Constance Bennett and Vincent
Price in Service De Lu,e Tuesd
and Wednesday: Fed acMurray d
Bing Crosby in Sin You Sinners"
Thursday: Deanna Durbin and Melvyn
Douglas in That Certain Age" FL
dav: Dennis O'Keefe and Floren Rice
in Vacation From Love" Saturday:
Michael Whalen and Gloria Stuart in
Time Out for Murder: Jack Oakie
in "Annabel Takes q Tour; Disney
cartoon.
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Funeral Directors
Deaths
Deeeaseh
Drath6

BASQUAZ, CECELIA-on Friday, Decem
Der 30, 1898, at Childrens Hospital
CECILIA BASQUAZ, the beloved daugh
ter of Flora and Desiderio Basquaz. Re.
mains resting at the W. w. Chambers
Company funeral home, 140O Chapin
Street Northwest. Notice of funeral
later
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MADAME LANE

PALMIST, SPIRITUAL ADVISER
Permanently located. Advise in Business,
Love, Health and family affairs; name of
whom and when you'll marry: What Busi-
ness and Country lucky: how to overcome
bad luck and trouble. Life reading, 81.
1902 7th st. n. W.. cor. 7th and N. 7. Ave.
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EARP, CAROLINE Mon Friday. Decem
Der 80. 1898. at her home. 934 Kearney
Street Northeast, Washington. D. c..
CAROLINE NJ. carp, beloved wife oi
Arba N. carp and mother of Mrs. Bar
bara A. Marmaduke and Albert K. Wal
ter. both of Arlington, Va. Funeral
services from St. Paul's M. E. Church
South, 400 Thirteenth Street North
west, on Monday. January 2, 1899, al
2 p. m. Interment in Rockville Union
Cemetery
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LEIZEAR, HARLES HENRY-On
Wednesday, December %, 1898. at his
HENRY LEIzEAR. beloved husband Of
Hattie Belmont Leizear and father of
Stanley F., Sarah Catherine. Evelyn NJ.
and Mildred ]. Leizear. Remains resting
at the above residence. Funeral services
louisville, Md. on Saturday December
81. at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Union Cemetery, Bur
louisville. Md. Services by the W. W.
Chambers Co. suburban funeral home.
91S Cleveland Ave-, Riverdale, Nd.
NEWTON, FRANK A.-on Friday, Decem-
Poor. FRANK A. NEWTON, beloved
husband of the late Emma Newton,
father of Courtney. Frederick and Mar
vim Newton. Funeral services from the
residence of his niece, Miss Mabel Staub,
521 Tenth Street Southeast on Monday.
January 2. 1899. at 80 a. m. thence
to St. Peters Church, Second and c
Streets Southeast. where mass will be
offered at 8 a. m. Relatives and friends
are invited. Interment in Glenwood
Cemetery. Services by the W. W. Cham
bers Company.
OLIVEKI, VTNCENT-on Saturday, Decem-
ber 81, 1888, at Sibley Memorial Hospi-
tai, VINCENT OLIVERI, the beloved hus-
band of Astrid o. Oliveri and father of
Ernest v. and Norma NJ. Oliver. He is
also survived Dy 1Our Drothers ana live
sisters. Funeral services from the W.
W. Chambers Company Southeast fu-
neral home. 517 Eleventh Street South
east, on Tuesday. January 3, 1889, at 2
p. m. Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, MARY ELLEN-on Friday.
December 80. 1898, at her residence.
214 Sixty-seventh Street, Carmody Hills,
Md. MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS. wife
of the late George T. Williams and
mother of Maurice G.. G. Frank and Jo'
seph W. Williams. Mrs. Agnes h. Tyler,
Mrs. Nora T. Kennedy and Mrs. Ellen D.
Reeves. Funeral services from the w.
W. Chambers Company Southeast fu-
neral home, SIT Eleventh Street South
east. on Monday. January 2, 1899, at
$50 a. M: thence to Holy Comforter
Catholic Church. Fourteenth and East
Capitol Streets. where mass will be Of
fered at 10 a. m. for the repose of her
soul. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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GIFTED PALMIST-MEDIUM

Reads past, present, future. Can help and
advise you on all affairs in life; settles
and explains love, business and family af-
fairs, tells whom and when you'll marry.
Readings, 81. Over Morris Hardware
Store ID floor TOT 7th St N, W, 8 to