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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-11-23

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I'M AFTER" Leslie
Olivia de Havilland.
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DAUSTER, WILLIAM Won Monday,
November 81, 1888, ct his regidence.
466 G St. N. W., WILLIAM W. DAUS.
TER, beloved husband of Mary @. Daus-
ter and father of Mrs. Margaret g. Day,
Of Vienna, Va. Funeral services at the
w. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home, SIT Eleventh st. 8. E., on Fri.
day, November Is, at / p. m. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Andrews
Chapel, Fairfax County, Va.
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STANTON 9Th and sts N. z
THE DIVORCE OF LADY K" Merle
Oberon CITY STREETS"
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The Awdrd Lineup

LITTLE THEATER-"We
bring back the good ones"
they say, and now they have
Charles Boyer and Danielle
Darrieux in "Mayerling."
Anne ThOrne, AAA, has two
tickets to this excellent show
awaiting at this desk.
HIGHS ICE CREAM
Florence NJ. Miles, Agricul-
ture, has a slip at this desk
emitting her to a quart Of
this tasty commodity at any
High Store, one of which
Is doing business at 1914
Georgia Ave. N. w.
MOONLIGHT TRIP-Mary
Bagwell, Treasury, and Fay
Caldwell, Labor, have two
tickets each awaiting ut the
Potomac River Line, Seventh
and Water SITS. S. w., from
where the S. s. Potomac sails
nightly at 8:45.
MARLENE BEAUTY KIT
Mrs. Esther s, Sullivan,
District Bldg, is invited to
visit GOldenberS'S cosmetics
counter and receive one of
these Apply, faSt.sellnig
"naturals" for keeping In the
desk for face refreShment.
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Rites
Tomorrow

Last rites for Victor King
Chestnut, II, discoverer of the
essential oil in apple, peach and
cottonseeds from which synthetic
flavors were developed, will be
held tomorrow at 10 a. m. at his
home, IS Rallston Ave-, Hyatts-
vile. Md. The Rev. DR.. Hobart D.
Evans, pastor Of the Hyattsville
Presbyterian Church. Of which he
was an elder. will officiate. Inter
ment will be in BeltSville Cemetery
Mr.. Chestnut died suddenly at
his home yesterday from stroke.
His widow, Mrs. Olive s. Chest
nut; two daughters, Miss Gertrude
Chestnut, Of Hyattsville, and Mrs.
Herbert Moore, Of White Plains
N. Y: a son, Frank Chestnut, Of
Yardley, Pa, and q sister. Miss
Mary Chestnut, Of Oakland, Cal,
survive.
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Scully Rites
Thursday

Solemn requiem high mass fol
DR.. Gerald Andrew Scully. well
known washington and Silve1
Spring, Md, physician, who dice
yesterday at his residence, $685.
Colesville Rd., at the age Of 81
will be celebrated Thursday in st
Michaels Catholic Church ir
Silver Spring.
The Rev. Thomas A. Calnan
pastor, will be celebrant, the Rev
John A. Czyz, deacon, and Father
Paul, C. S. p, Of the PauliSt
College, Brookland, D. c., sub
deacon. The eulogy will be de
hvered by Father Calnan.
Burial will follow in Forest Glen
Cemetery in Silver Spring.
Active pallbearers will include
DR.. Harry F. Davies, DR.. ANaN
Chenery, DR.. William Lally, DE-
John Mattare, Irving Tennyson
and william Kloman.
His widow, Mrs. Mary HauSeI
Scully, whom he married in this
city in 1882; q 3-year-old son
Gerald Andrew Scully, jr., his
mother and two sisters, Mrs. Lynn
Hagle and Mrs. Herbert Corcoran
both Of Buffalo, survive.
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DEATHS

Catherine Best, 81. Casualty Hospital
Percy II. Davis, II. ST. EliSabsths Hos
Vinesnsa Aluisi, "a. Goss Alabama Ave.
s. e.
Lula Slaughter. 2s. GsorgstowA Univer.
EditA Kropman, 81 1919 varnum st.
N. W.
Charles Sherlock. IS. GallinEsr Hos
pital.
Henry H. Moore, 10, Casualty Hospital
Joseph Hayes ss, Home for Aged and
Infirm.
William P. DsstS g. q. 5. Soldiers
Charles Larson. 80 s44 K St. n. W.
W. Clarence zspp, SS, 1917 Massachu-
SOtts Ave. n. q.
Hospital.
Floyd NJ. Jones' ~ Walter Reed Gen.
eral Hospital.
Jean Gomez, IS, woman's Bureau,
Infant Christiana, hour, Gallinger
Hospital.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert g. Taylor, ~. 1890 sixteenth
st. N: W, ana MaEgaIst c. seckel, 49,
Morton Rappsport IS, a12s r st..
n. W. and Ida Edlovitch' 22' al1s N St.
waiter F. Cox, %. ss4 Alabama Ave.
N. W., and Rosario Pirrone, %. so1l II
John NJ. vauEht. 50. 1919 Nineteenth
St. n. w. and Byrd Lybrand' a. 1912
Joseph los 1i D. Tavaroza. "a, TT A st. N.
p. and Emile L. Beach. II. 81 Sixth
Alton 3. Lewis. 3s l7ss g St; n; w.
Arnold c. Duff, 81, 4ss Warner St.
n. W.. and Margaret R. Mattingly. 49,
M Marvin y II B, y Nord.hl, %, 1915 Twentieth
st. N. W. and Rovino L. Dawson, q,
1918 Sunderland Pl y. W
John T. walsh. s. l;1S st: n " "
Paul p. Raidridgs. a. 1sis Toibrook
Terrace N. E., and Mary M. Morinho, a.
4S19 Thirteenth st. n. W.
Charles r. R Goodlow: y! B5entwDoG; s5e 6w;S"x
Harley K Mcvicker, 2s. and Margaret
K. Rogers, "a, both of l42S Twenty-first
Harold L. Hamlil 80. Mt. Vernon. n;
z. and Mary F. Collins. 81. 67lS First
Cyril winkler. "a. Norfolk. Va, and
Lily R. Yockelson, "a. 37o1 Good Hope
i David : Krsn, ?s, Petersburg, Va, and
Marvin B. Homer. IS. $40 Nevada
Ave. N: w. and Barbara N. Fisher, 90,
Robert e. childrsss, 49, 1898 Eight
eenth st. n. w, and Elizabeth L. 8. Wal
lace, Hyattsville, Nd.
Harry N, Alexander. 81. and Lottie B.
Johnson, 80, both OF 2o1 oglsthorp St.
IS. solomon Cohen, rs, 24ls Minnesota
Avs. s. e. and Helen s. DaimS 30, 32I
Seventh ST. S. e.
9, E., and Marjorie A. Carter, 10, Is
Henry F. Hurley. "a, sls l. st. N. W.,
and Elinor v. sgueo, IS, So7 Upshur st.
Harry / C. Smith, 81. and Gertrude
A. Brown q both Of Philedslphia; Pa.
Ave, n E. and Sara e. Floyd %, 1888
Elmer c. westphalen. %. Dorchester.
Mass 1nnd Helen e Mauehly' a. Chevy
Nelson i, col.man, %. a. N St, n. W.,
Stanley W. whetzel. IS. i7oo T st
y. w, and Lillian P. Mcqueen, "a, 25i3
fsGl Henry As' s Frank, F. IS, Norfolk, Va. and
Lillian B. Mumper, 3S. Lancaster, Pa.
william ]. Willis, 2S. 1872 Fourteenth
St N W.. ana Josephine Sappington, 20,
'5f M,tSH rHnnsylYsSis Az: N ~. y
1880 K St. n. W ~
Robert Udesen. jr. 81. Denver. Colo.
and Audrey A. HautasS. %, Wswsls, .. D.
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Lloyd e. Rogers Anne RoTenthal: WI w
liam c. Ross, Benjamin F. Rossner' Sid
new W. Russell.
Arthur Sanders, James Calhoun san
derson, Richard r. Sapp. Richard rage
Sergeant. Nora c. saur. Eugene A. scan
Ian, Allan C.. sehieck, Arthur Hnt-I Mis- ~
Schumacher, sylvan Schwartz John
Foley Scott, charls Bernard Seal, Fred
erick Shapoe, Karl Shaver Lauris Nor
ton Sherburne, J. Robert Sherwood
Philip Shinberg, Harry Meyer Shooman'
Earle Tyler shoup. Arthur Williams Sin
query r. smith, Howard ". Smith. jr
james Kenneth Smith. Mountfort Horner
Smith, Philip Smith. Wayne H. Smith
Connie v. Southern. Sidney speetor,
Samuel Spencer, Anthony Joseph Stanley
Sterling, william D. sterrett, jr., Allen
w. stsuart, r. Leonard Stevens, Clair
Leroy Stout, Lyman N. stuckey. George
Wayne Sturm. Curtis P. Summers
Bernie Edward Swain.
T
Robert Stevens Tarnay, willisnn How
ard Tate. Fred g. Teal. Francis lSna-
thus Tennyson. william Alan Thody.
Beverly. NJ. Thomas.
Henry Wayne UnEsr, Joseph E. Uns-
worth
George Henry Vaillaneourt Ruth Marie
Vanderbur, Andrew Dennis VoEeolas.
w
W Stanford wagstaff Roswell Paes
Waldo, Herbert ]. Warner Robert e.
watkins. Maurice Richard weeks, Arthur
Weissman. ]. Edward WSlch, Jac0 0uelino
W"%SpIs' M.SIIs vSHi,on Miiton z; EsrtH Glarsnso
Elbert NJ. Wheeler, Rodney Wnitaker.
Jack White, Carl z. whitney. tr.,
John Stewart Wilfong, Anna Anderson
Wilkins, Glen A. wilkinsou. John A.
'WHillette Joe Williams, Richard A. viii.
liams, John ]. Wilson, ST., Thomas Win.
field Wilson, George A. winklS, George
W. Wise, Leon L. Woltstons, Edward
Joseph Wolinsky, Kenneth Darnall
Wood, Virginia Everett Wood, W. Floyd
3. Wood, Thomas L. Wrsnn, WRlthsr
e. wyss.
Y
Erwin A Yaeger, Verne R. Young
Woodruff Youngs.
v. Marquis Forttch zerda.
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MRS. DORSEY
Funeral To Be Held
At BrunchUiLLe

Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie
M. Dorsey, IS, former educator
and widow Of the Rev. w. B.
Dorsey, pastor Of the Branchville
Methodist Church, who died yes
terday at her home In Branchville
after a short illnesS. will be held
at 1890 a. m. in the Branchville
Methodist Church. The Rev. c. H.
Canon, the Rev. j. B. Hupinan.
the Rev. DR.. E. v. Register and
the Rev. Cooper will conduct
services. Burial will be in Mar
tinsburg, w. Va.
She was an active member OF
the Eastern Star Order. Four sons.
Lewis r. and Maurice Dorsey, OF
Branchville; Harry w. Dorsey. OF
New orleans, and Robert o. Dor
sey, Of Cleveland, Ohio. and two
brothers, DR.. e. L. Sencindiver. OF
Martinsburg, w. Va, and Brent
Sencindiver, Of Wichita, kan.'
survive
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MASONIC RITES
FOR J.E. TENLEY

Masonic rites for j. Edward Ten
ley, treasurer of the Potomac Elec'
tric Power Company. will be held
tomorrow in Cedar Hill Cemetery
after services at 2 p. m. at the
P. J. Saffell funeral home, ATS H
st. N. w.
Mr.. Tenley died yesterday at his
residence in the Broadmoor Apart
ments, 1901 Connecticut Ave
N. W., after an illness Of five
months, He was SIS,
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STREIGNITz, VET
OF SPANISH WAR,
TAKEN BY DEATH
Deceased Also Served
On Park Police

Charles Streignitz, former Army
man and retired park policeman,
died suddenly last night at his
residence, 1880 Thirteenth ST.
N. W. He was SO.
He retired october II, 1902 with
the commission Of regimental
sergeant major, first cavalry, hav.
ing more than 80 years, and Joined
the park police in washington
There he served IS years, retiring
10 years ago. He was a member
Of the Spanish American War
Veterans and Holy Trinity Cath
ohc Church, Georgetown.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed. His widow, Mary
Streignitz, survives.
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then, have read some ambiguity
into the law.
Little Of ambiguity remained,
however, after last week when FL
liot told the Secretary Of War
there would be no gratuity pay for
holiday work, no days pay when
the holiday didn't occur in the
regular work week and no over
time when the holiday fell on a
regular work day.
Yesterday, Elliott reiterated his
ruling on the War Department
workers and told the Public
Printer the same decision applied
The Washington times., 1938-08-30
Today in Films
WARNER BROTHERS

film schedule, for which you
may have received passes:
EARLE and AMBASSA-
DOR-JameS Cagney and
Pat O'Brien in 'BOy Meets
Girl" Tony Martin is on
the EARLE stage with his
band. CALVERT, PENN and
TIV VOLI-Shirley Temple
with Edna Mae Oliver in
Little Miss Broadway"
METROPOLITAN - Edward
G. Robinson in "The Amax-
ing DR.. ClitterhOuSe." UP
TOWN-Ginger Rogers and
Douglas Fairbanks, jr., in
Having Wonderful Time"
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MACK BOWDEN
DIES SUDDENLY

Mack Bowden, veteran Western
Union telegraph operator, died
suddenly this morning at his home,
1916 Reservoir Rd. N. w.
Although Mr.. Bowden had been
In i'll health for several years, he
was able to continue with his
work. Born in Newburn, N c., he
came to Washington II years ago.
His widow. Mrs. Thelma Bow
den: a son, Thomas; three sisters
and a brother survive.
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ruled otherwise in view Of his
holdings on Navy Department and
War Department workers.
It will be recalled Elliott told
the Secretary Of the Navy July s
that the Act of Congress Of jan
uary 6, 1895, was a dead letter in
the light of the Joint resolution
of June 20, 1898. The 1895 legiS-
lation, you remember. provided a
days pay in addition to regular
pay as a "grs tuity' for working
on holiday. Bureau chiefs, since
The Washington times., 1938-08-30
s. E.. Bland Found
Dead on Porch

Stephen e. Bland, SO. was found
dead early today on the porch OF
his home, 632 North Lincoln ST.
Arlington. DR.. w. C. Welburn
county coroner, pronounced death
as due to a heart attack,
Mr.. Bland Is survived by his
brother, H, B. Bland. with whom
he lived, and a daughter, Mrs. J
E. Mayton.
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Deaths
Marriages
BIRTHS

Joseph ana Ailsen Lucas, boy.
John and Lillian Lee, boy.
Erwin and Florence Reid, boy.
Bernard and Kathleen Roeder, boy.
franklin and Emma Rafter, girl.
B. Earl and Jane Wenger, girl.
Peter and Frances Donahue, girl.
Joseph and Margaret Long, girl.
Adolph and ELENA Roman, boy.
Angelo and Mary Edwards, boy.
Benton and Mary Hendricks. boy.
George and EliEabsth Langley, girl.
Elmer ana Mary Holt, girl,
iri.
Oscar and Kathryn Ridgway, girl.
The Washington times., 1938-08-30
Chewy Delights

Original Velati Candy
Stores today will present one
pound boxes of their delicious
chocolates or caramelS, on
request, to:
Denbigh Matthews, Procure
ment.
Mary s. Pile, Veterans Ad-
ministratiOn.
Frank A. Haverty, General
Accounting Office.
Candy will be presented ut
either store, $50 Ninth st.
N. W., or 6O9 Fourteenth st.
N. W..
FAX-A box Of Velati's
goes daily for the most in
tereSting or unusual fact
about the Government or its
employees sent to US, the
shorter the better.
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Speaking Of Government
Workers
BY J. EARLE MOSER
A Politician? Never!

Politician? Never!
You ask Why DouLdnt be politician, friend?
Why "The Honorable" to ornament nGnTe2
utilize friends and try to hGue them send
Me into ottce-there to play the politicians game?
You say the pay heduy and the dutteS-oh light?
say the opportunities to climb Dery great?
there's money and fine chances to do right
all the boys the whe let the public the freight?
No. friend I'd rather stay the The golden
You think splendid protterS appeal to me-
Somehow easy duties and the "honor" and the
Don't balance in conscience Wth the knowledge there
must be
The night I-olone God-ust tally the
of all the Sneaky shameful ttcks-the schemtng and the lies
Ny had wrought A no. Alone Dih God friends I'm sure
I'd find too great the price I'd paid to satisfy the boys
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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CRATUITY PAY

R. N. Elliott's veto of extra days
pay proposition for Government
Printing office workers came as
no surprise. The Acting Comp
troller General could hardly have
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GILLESPIE, EDITH s.-suddenly, on Sat-
urday, August 81. 1888, in Brooklyn.
n. Y, EDITH s. GILLESPIE (nee
Page), the beloved wife of John A.
Gillespie and daughter of the late George
r. and India Z. Page, and sister of
Arthur e. Page, of Baltimore, Nd. Fu-
neral from the W. W. Chambers Co.
funeral home, 140o Chaplin st. n. W..
on Tuesday, August 80, at 2 .. m. Rela.
tives and friends are invited. Interment
in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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to the Government Printing OF.
fice-Specifically for Labor Day
and generally for all other holi.
days.
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LEONARD-on Tuesday.
p LEONARD GoTTHARDT. beloved hus-
band of Sophie Gotthardt and father of
William and George L. Gotthardt and
brother Of william H. and Gottlieb Gott-
hardt and Marie wimmel. Funeral SER
vices from the W. W. Chambers Com
pany Southeast funeral home, 547 Elev-
enth Street Southeast. Notice Of time
later
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Housing Meeting

Lodge 476, AFGE, Of the U. s.
Housing Authority is anxious to
let everyone know there will be
an open meeting Of the lodge
Thursday at $40 p. m, in the
North Interior Auditorium. John
j. Kennedy. temporary president
of the organization, promised the
short time spent in attendance
would be IAN excellent invest
ment,"
The Washington times., 1938-08-30
Funeral Directors
Deaths


ALgIsI, " xNoEELA-oI2 .toI3 sunday aoAA August
Ss; aSsS: 9 G TefsaepSs TfsoENsAit tOsg sgr4s4 Aaa-
the beloved wife Of sabatino Aluiai and
mother Of Dominic and Francis AluiG
and sister of Ignatius capannelli.
Funeral services from the above resi-
denco on Wednesday, August 81, at $50
.. m, thence to Holy Rosary Catholic
Church, Third and T Sts. N. W., where
mass will be offered at .. m. for the
reposs of her soul. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment in 81. Mary's
Cemetery. Services by the ". ". Cham
berS Southeast Funeral Home.
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POLITICAL ACTIVITIES

In answer to criticism Of Treas
ury regulations governing political
activities of its workers, Secretary
Henry Morgenthau. jr., took occa-
sion at his press conference yes
terday to give his employees an al
most spotless bill of health.
"Ninety-nine" per cent of the
Treasury employees, was Morgen-
thau's estimate of the number
who live up not only to the spirit
but the letter Of regulations
governing political activity. The
Secretary pointed out these regu.
lations were drawn up four years
ago and added the room for their
Interpretation lay rather with
the solicitor than with the person
solicited.
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FIOrlStS

LEAPIEY Funeral sprayR % up. del.
Florist. 009 @ St. n. ".
GUIDE BROS. co. Funeral Designs
1919 = st, n, ". MAI. A37S
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HURLEY, KATE-on Tuesday. August 80.
1888, At Providence Hospital, KATE
HURLEY. beloved wife of the late John
W. Hurley and mother Of Harry N, J.
Walter. John W. Hurley. ir., and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Schneider. Funeral from her
late residence, 1919 Geranium Street
Northwest, on Thursday, September l,
Church of the Nativity. 5000 Georgia
Avenue Northwest where mass will be
offered at o a. m. for the repose Of her
soul. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment in St. Mary's Cemetery. Ser
vices by W. W. Chambers Company.
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LAMBE, BEN HALL, JR.-On Monday,
August 20. 1898, at Emergency Hospital.
BEN HALL LAMBE, JR.. age IS years.
of 3246 st. N. W., late son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Margaret Lsmbe He 10 survived by
two sisters. Mrs. Margaret Flaunery, of
Atlanta, Ca, and Miss Sally Fairfax
Lambe, of Washington. D. c. Remains
resting at the Wheatley funeral home,
500 King st., Alexandra. Va. Funeral
services on wednesday. August 81, at .
D. m, from st. Pauls Church. Alexan-
dria. Va. Interment, Ivy Hill Cemetery,
Alexandria, Va.
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gust %. 1888, at Walter Reed General
Hospital. FRANK NEUMEISTER, cor
poral Of band. Fifth Engineers, Fort
Belvoir, Va. Remains resting at the W..
W. Chambers Company funeral home.
1400 Chaplin Street Northwest Funeral
services at Fort Myer Chapel. Fort Myer.
Va, on Thrsday. September /. 1898, at
3 p. m. Friends invited. Interment in
Arlington National Cemetery.
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SATURDAY. 4ugu.. 81, 1855, 81 North
the beloved husband of Elisabeth v.
Gator. and father Of william =. Gator,
jr.: Blsnch Rae and Jean Delors Gator,
and son of James M. Gator, brother of
Mrs. Myrtle Keys. Mrs. Viola Ward and
Wilmer Gator. Funeral from the W. W.
Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chaplin
st. N. w, on Wednesday, August 81, at
IL .. m. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment. Bethel Cemetery, Alexandra,
Va.
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WEAVER, MARY vIRGTNIA-on Nom
day August 20, 1888, at her residence,
1909 East Capitol St. MARY VIRGINIA
WEAVER. beloved mother of Mrs. Helen
Powell Wiuchell, of Portland, Ore; Mrs.
Marguerite Worthen. of Vancouver,
British Columbia and Edwin 8. Powell.
of Baltimore. Md. Remains resting az
the W, W. Chambers Co. Southeast fu-
neral home, 517 Eleventh st. 8. z. No
tice of funeral later.
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Successful
Candidates

The Committee on Admissions
and Grievances, District Court of
the United States for the District
Of Columbia, John Paul Earnest,
chairman, Tower Building; Ralph
Given, secretary, Tower Building.
Notice is hereby given that the
list published herewith contains
the names Of all applicants for
admission to the bar In the Dis
trict Court of the United States
for the District Of Columbia, who
were successful in the bar exani.
nation held June 23, a. and as,
1888:
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PAYNE, HARRY E.-on Sunday, August
PAYNE, husband of Martha A. Payne.
and father of Mrs. Ruth Anderson, Mrs.
Hilda Diver, Mrs. Pauline Shahady and
Gertrude and Rose Payne. Services BY
the w. W. Chambers Co. Southeast 3us
neral home.
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OWEN, SIDNEY T.-Suddenly. on Sunday,
August %. 1888. at Baltimore, Nd:
of Anna Owen and father of Sidney T.
Owen, jr.: Mrs. Ella Clevenger, Mrs.
Marie McKenon, of Washington, D. C.
Funeral services from the W. W. Cham.
bers Company funeral home, 1400 Cha
pin Street Northwest. on Tuesday. Au-
gust 80. 1898, at II =. m. Relatives
innAnu. Nntinn Al Hannnt.nu.
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RIDGWAY, WILLIAM HENRY-on Nom
day afternoon. August 20, 1888, at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. Roland
C. Lambeth, S0S Prince Street, Alexan-
dria, Va, WILLIAM HENRY RIDG-
WAY, aged 81 years. He is also sur
vived by another daughter. Mrs. Marion
c. Delp; two grandsons and one grand
daughter. Funeral services from the
above residence. Wednesday, August 81,
1898. at p. m. Interment in Bethel
Cemetery, Alexandria, Va. Arrangements
by the Cunningham funeral home, 500
Cameron Street, Alexandria, Va
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THOMAS, WILLIAM H.-On Saturday, Au-
gust ~, 1898, at his residence. Forest
vile, Nd, WILLIAM q. THOMAS. the
beloved husband of Cora I. Thomas and
father of Mrs. Bessie Mae Tate and
grandfather of Bettie-June and william
n. Thomas and Charlene Ann Tate. Fu-
neral services from W. W. Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home. b17
Eleventh Street Southeast, on Tuesday.
August 80. 1888, at IL a. m. Relatives
and friends invited. Interm0nt In For.
aRtyil1A TnianaMaI NaRaaNanw
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Erwin A. Yaeger Verne R. Young.
Woodruff Youngs.
v, Marquis Tortich zerda.
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Radio Features TOdGy

htnEH asinue M
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Gerald P. o'Grady, Francis 3. o'Ma.
honey, Pompei Leonard Orlando, Hilbert
c. Ostby, William Lee Owen.
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John Charles Reid. Roger RatcItff,
Francis Marion Rhodes, Arthur Leon
Bertram Richardson, Alfred Carroll
Richmond, Frederick Richmond, Will
liam A Rittenhouse, George D. Rives,
Evening star., 1938-07-16
BAND CONCERT

BY the Soldiers Home Band In the
band stand at o'clock tonight. John
s. M. Zimmerman, bandmaster:
Anton Pointner, assistant.
Program.
March. boy Scouts of America"
DR.. Goldman
Overture, "Nell Gwynne,"
Sir Edward German
The Sylvia Octette of piano accordions,
THE Egyptian Ballet" Luigini
Excerpts from the musical comedy,
1.-THE Merry Widow" -Lehar
Popular numbers: r..
Love and Kisses" Silver
Lonesome and Sorry Conrad
Waltz, "Enternelle Ivresso," Waldteufel
Finale, Back Jack" Huffer
Special notice: Assisted by the Sylvia
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Evening star., 1938-07-16
UNAMERICAN QUIZ
TOSTART AUGUST II
Representative Dies Announces
Remedial legislation May
Be the Result.
By the Associated Press.


Representative Dies, Democrat, Of
Texas said today remedial legisla-
ton" might result from an invesitga-
ton of "un-American activities" by a
special House committee, of which he
is chairman.
The committee will begin hearings
August II. Spokesman for patriotic
and labor groups, Representative Dies
said, will be the first witnesses.
Serious charges have been made
that certain groups are engaged in
activities that threaten our American
system Of political and social life" the
chairman said. IF charges are
proved false, the groups involved will
be absolved. If charges are proved
true, the committee will recommend
remedial legislation"
These have been invited to testify
when the first hearing starts: Homer
L. Chaillaux, director of the National
Americanism Commission of the
American Legion; Victor E. Devereaux.
director of the National Americanism
Department of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars: Walter S. Steele of the Ameri-
can Coalition of Patriotic Societies:
John P. Frey, head of the A. F. of L,
Metal Trades Division, and Homer
Martin, chief Of the Automobile Work.
ers' Union, G. I. o. aflliate.