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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
BROADWAY
Rhythm
MAN ABOUT TOWN

DUDY VALLEE and Canadian
~ cutie Joyce Ryan are Sim
plee maaaddddd!
The Donald Nelson's will be
trio in June.
Bobby Breen secs more of
June Haver than Vic Mature
does.
Rita Haworth's current in
tereSt between filmSD is An
thOny Martin. the thrush.
one of the politicos (who
made a speech at the Garden
the other night ran out on the
St. Moritz for a neat sum. ac-
cording to the hotel manage
ment.
What most gazettes didn't
report about the Ralph Forbes
Doris Sayres merger was that
il took place in the 'ex-Mrs.
Forbes Ruth Chatterton) Ritz
Towers apartment.
Isn't Cary Grant ther ex-
huSband) quietly living at Bar
bara Hutton's town house. on +.
TT2nd
Her intimates tell you not 10
be amazed if actress Geraldine
Fitzgerald elopes with an Ok
ford grad member of a n. \.
dept store tribe.
CLOR TRUJILLO (dghtr of
Il the san Dominican presi-
denO is in Mexico mexicanning
her Brazilero-groom IN. Veiga).
She will next merge with Capt.
c. Stehlin Of the French army.
The True DaviS-Betty Hensel
matter is nothing 10 tee-hee at.
He's set on a middle-alliance
and has her matters nod. She's
gotten over Cary Grant
The Ann Dvorak-Leslie Fen
ton reconciliation. pals hear.
is a click. Dots niZe.
At Town Hall the other night
Hans Kaltenborn attacked Eddie
Cantor for that ad. Kaltenborn
extoITed BritiSh-Gen. Morgan.
OF COURSE
Betty Olson Of the II. Con-
over staff is getting her Reno
kav.
r Scott Fitzgerald's daugh-
ter Mrs. Lenihan Of a New
lYorky mag) was a recent
mater.
Petrillo has an edict ready
which1l affect all big name
band leaders in hotels.
We have a news photo OF
Petrillo with non-unioh made
ciggies on his desk. tch-ch.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
SAYS SHE-

50 AM red-haired, green-eyed,
fun-lOving, lively and affec-
tiOnate. There is nothing stiff
and formal about me. But
have been secretary eight
years and have never sat on
the lap Of any man i have
worked for" writes New
Yorker. Furthermore, I know
at least 50 secretaries. all lively
girls, and none has ever deco
rated the lap OF boss. Eff
cient, hard working, intelligent
secretaries dor not think the
many cartoons and gags about
secretaries on bosses laps very
funny. II is getting so fairly
good looking girl with little
oomph has difficulty holding
job, because her employers
wife j. suspicious as to what
goes on In the office. The jeal-
Gus mate of the boss demands
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
LET'S EXPLORE
YOUR MIND
BY ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM, D.
Answer to Question No. ]

I'VE can only say that
Nature has so arranged things
that like tends, in nearly every
case. 10 marry like. It may be
because neuroticS are always
relating their troubles and pro-
tests against the hard facts of
life, and thus they come TO
common views as 10 the "slings
and arrows of outrageous for
ture.' Neurotics always feel
inferior and inadequate, al-
though they often try to COM
pensate for this by putting on
big, bofd front. Any boaster
is always afraid of life.
Answer to Question No. 2
when High School Kids"
gulp a drink il merely means
bad manners. With adults, if
il is a drink containing alcohol.
and if a man tosses it off in a
gulp or two. it is a pretty good
sign Of an alcoholic. He wants
an immediate and overpower-
ing effect, and can't wait for
it. The temperate, moderate
drinker sips his drink. and en-
joys its slowly rising exhilara-
ton. Young women, better
beware of the quick, gulping
drinker.
Answer to Question No. 3
B Mental and emotional. IT
is doubtful that there are any
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
YOUR
HEALTH

TT HAS been reported that four
Il 10 FIVE out of every 10 women
in the childbcarlng age between
1s and IS years suffer from pain
during their menstrual periods
and that about one-sIXth of such
WON en- are seriously handi-
capped during this time as re-
suit. This represents a large
loss in time from work and. Of
course. interference with other
activities.
A great deal Of effort has
been m a q G 10 determine the
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
LAUGHS.-THAT'S
WHAT WE NEED
. Rv HENRY McLEMORE

before. Not since Molly Pitcher
manned the cannon or Barbara
Fritchie shouted her defiance,
has American yomanhood come
through with such a show OF
raw courage.
II was particularly pleasing
TO see the name OF the Duchess
OF Windsor well up on the list.
She must have haa-te- over
come almost insurmountable
difficulties 10 stay super-styliSh.
] like 20 picture her -- tucked
away in battleswept Nassau
Island, shaving away at her
sewing machine while the Duke,
in full battle array and pre-
pared 10 defend the satin love
seat 10 the last bullet in his
gun. breathed defiance and good
Scotch whisky ward the
enemy, a Scant 5000 miles
away
/ AM not very well quallf1ed to
Il question the judgment of the
New York Dress Institute, being
as | am a man whose lady folk
Sull depend chiefly on Butterick
patterns. and who still 60 in for
Mother Hubbards, boudoir caps.
corset covers and high-buttoned
shoes. But l feel that / must
ask the institute what its list
OF best dressed women are best
dressed for.
A woman who was best
dressed for an evening az 81"
or Ciro's or the Pump Room,
wouldn't necessarily be best
dressed for cooking her husband
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

IF THE surplus property ad-
4 ministration comes out with
an announcement that IL has
three surplus pythons, brace
OF performing dinosaurs, and a
surplus case of hives. i will not
turn a hair. 1t has just an
nounced that il has a surplus
island.
Furthermore this island has
no ordinary name. 1t is called
Pea Patch Island, probably
after one of the early settlers,
and is located in the Delaware
River in New Castle County,
Del.
Fort Delaware is situated on
this lovely isle, which comprises
178 acres. And this is no kid
ding. In its official announce
ment. the surplus property ad-
ministration says =it=Was= ceded
10 the United States by the
state of Delaware in 1913. His
torians say il was ceded blood
leSSly.
This is a wonderful oppor-
tunity for the wise investor.
improvements consist Of heavy
stone fortress surrounded by a
moat, and a sluiceway. Think
of, how happy the little woman
will be with her own sluiceway
and moat.
BY the way. speaking of
moats, whatever became OF
Alice-LeOne?
THE Hon. Harold l.. Ickes, sec
i retary OF the interior, an
nounces that construction is 10
begin this year ION the 150-foot
concrete dam on the Cheyenne
River near Hot Spring. s. d. To
provide water for the 5000
acre Angostura project"
on. welt. ickes fas 10 learn 10
take the bitters with the sweet
I WAS going TO let the above
go at that. because ] thought
il was as low as you could get.
but Rep. Jimmy Morrison OF
Louisiana. insisted on going IT
! one worse.
"Tf Ickes ever checks into "A
hotel. he said. "and doesn't like
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

TT WAS with a feeling Of real
i pride that ! read the New
York Dress Institutes list of
The worlds best dressed women
for 1915. Not single foreigner
wac included in the Big Ten,
all the honors going 10 Ameri-
Can gals.
That's showing up those
Europeans. don't ynu- think? ?
Not a single Polish woman had
the old get-up-and-go TO drag
her sewing machine from the
1Ibble of Warsaw and stitch
herself a dazzling garment or
two. In all Of France there
wasn't woman with the
courage 10 quit trying 10 get
enough coal 10 keep her family
from freezing TO deck herself
out in prize winning rags. In
Greece faint hearted women
still fought over garbage scraps
10 feed their children instead
Of fretting about a new eve
ming gown, and the same was
true of the women OF Belgium.
Holland. Yugoslavia and all
the other countries that had
felt the crush OF the Nazl heel
DUT not our American gals
ID From Mrs Stanley Nor
timer, who swished away with
first place. right on down the
line. our women refused 10 be
daunted by a global war They
. looked the red points and shoe
coupons right IN the eye and
dauntlessly went ahead 10 dress
as well If not better than ever
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
HORSES a WOMEN

THREE PittSburghcrS who
Il have wives born under the
sign of Libra Sept 23-Oct. 22)
have been meeting regularly 10
exchange notes on the way 10
handle. tame and train women
born under this sign. The trio
reports the results have been
such as TO incline them TO be-
leve that when II comes TO
character analyzing the star
gaZers really have something.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Rudy Vauee Has
Canadian Cutie

Eberlys at New York Hospital.
Pops the radio canary.
Mrs. M. Todd says ner
estranged husband hasn't Of
fered her anywhere near $3.50
900 as a settlement. "If," she
added, "he'd settle for a frac-
ton, it'd be wunnerful.'
Manhattan's vice ring is OPP
Grating bigger than ever.
Patricia M. Feeney, the fab
ulous candy heiress, has in
structed attorneys to proceed
against her groom, no matter
what headlines the story rates.
Millions are involved plus 6
children.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

various causes for such difficult
ties and 10 devise methods of
treatment. Among the various
causes suggested are mechanical
disturbances, nervous disorders.
allergy or oversensitivity. and
perhaps trouble with the glands
Of internal secretion such as the
thyroid gland in the neck or the
sex glands
DR. JOHN O. II A NJ A n of
~ Brookline, Mass. has made
a study of 12q women between
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
BY WALTER WINCHELI

John BATTLES, the leading
=" gent of "On the Town" will
rhumba down To the altar with
authoress Jane Anderson.
Walter Coy Of Hamlet and
Irene Winston are yezZir.
The Gilberto AriaS This pop
publishes the Panama-American
at Panama City, in which this
appears expect an image next
month.
The next dance craze is COM
ing from Panama. A combina-
ton l. attn Lindy Hop and
rhumba.
It's a baby girl for the Bob
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

Adams quoted "Oh, dear To
nay heart are the scenes Of my
childhood" Whereupon the foxy
Mr.. Rice whipped out a copy Of
the poem revealing the first line
is "Oh, dear 10 this heart are
the scenes Of my childhood" i"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
YOUNG MOTHERS

4 CHICAGOAN aged 80 who
n has son in the navy
claimed TO be the youngest
mother with son in the armed
forces in World War H. Califor-
MIA Immediately topped this
when Bob Gregory. Anaheim,
proudlylreported his charming
35-year-old wife is the mother
OF a son in the navy. Then John
Shea Burbank, navy veteran,
came through with a topper TO
that Reports John
when / joined the navy my
mother was 80 years old"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

such things as physical grow
ing pains" But the suffering
endured-usually in silence
by children who are ridiculed,
scolded, whipped, shut up in
closets and the like, is often
so bitter that it colors the
child's whole life. Nearly all
lifelong fears, inferioritieS and
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

Her trembling arm p,ess~d
Fondiy; our thoughts confessed,
Loves conquest tender;
God filled the cast sweet night,
LoUs filled our hearts; the light
OF stars made spiendor.
Victor Hugo.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
PASSING BY

ELISABETH BERGNER. Sir
II James Barrie was very fond
of Miss Bergner and wrote his
last play. The Boy David,
especially for her. She's a nice
girl, but why does she insist
on spelling Elizabeth with an
instead of T.? Females
named Elizabeth are very sem
Sitive about their names. What
irritates them most is TO be
called Lizzie" T."
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
BRIEFLY

no YOU recall a film star
~ nam d Mary Leonard?
Neither do /. But she was the
star of the first film in which
Mary Pickford appeared. This
was a one-reeier titled THE
Lonely Villa" produced in 1908
and directed by d, w. Griffith.
Earl Benson, Burlington
-Traiiways TranScontinenta1 bus
driver. has in 10 years driven
approximately 10000 miles
without an accident. If this
isn't the worlds record for safe
automobile driving, what is?
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
TRICKY BETS

LAS a tricky bet ever cost you
H money? ! mean, like the
bet Walter Camp never picked
an "All American team for any
national magazine After the
chump has put down his money
the fellow who proposed the bet
points out that the mythical
eleven camp picked was not
known as the All American
football team" but the "All
America football team"
Franklin j Adams, former
columniSt and present informa-
tion quiz expert, is one OF the
best informed men on poetry in
this country. Yet Grantland Rice
won $40 from Mr.. Adams by
betting him he couldn't cor
rectly recite the first line Of
The Old Oaken Bucket"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

THE ART or CONVERSATION
This interesting and instructive
brimming with examples. rules and
principles OF conversation. This re-
markable booklet IL yours for 10 cents.
10 get your copy. address DR.. A. Z.
Wiggam. care Of The Detroit Times,
Detroit 81. Mich. Include a stamped
3cb seif-addressed, return envelope.
The supply is limited.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

that the good looking girl he
discharged and frumpy look
ing female hired"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
REMARKABLY BIRD

HOUR parrot has been In the
" family 5S years." writes
San Franciscan. I'VE don't
know his exact age. 1 was tell
Ing friends that the parrot
might be 100 years old. The
parrot spoke up: You're a liar
and walked out Of the room
saying Well. gotta GO I have
Ave witnesses To prove this
story"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

lack of self-confidence, are
taught i'm the home.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Mrs. Grace H. Riley
Funeral Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Grace
Hays Riley, 65, dean emeritus and
a member of the Board of Trustees
of Washington College of Law, who
died of heart attack Friday at her
home, 1898 N street NV, will be
held at 3 pm. tomorrow at Fort
Myer Chapel. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
Dean of the law school from 1925
to 1913. Mrs. Riley was pioneer In
rent control legal work i'm World
War I and head of the Child Labor
tax unit of the Treasury at that
time.
A native of Monmouth, ILL.,, she
had lived here since 1908. She re-
ceived her law degree in 1908 from
the. school at which she later was
dean. She was a member and for
mer president of the Women's City
Club. member and former vice
president of the Women's Bar As
ISOLATION of the District and the
National Association OF Women
Lawyers, and a member OF the
American Bar Association.
Surviving are her husband. j. Gar
field Riley a Justice Department
attorney and sister, Mrs. Edwin
Bull Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Delegations from the Women's
Bar Association and the Epsilon
Chapter, Kappa Beta Pi Legal So
rority. will attend the funeral.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Mrs. Karsfen, IA, Dies;
Aide 10, Jane Addams

Mrs. Eleanor Daggett Karsten,
IA, former assistant to Jane Addams
at Hull House, famous Chicago
settlement house, died Friday at
Leland Memorial Hospital, River
dale, Nd, after a two-year illness.
Born in Indianapolis, Ind, she
had lived in Washington for the
last 10 years with her son. Karl
Karsten of the $500 block Bradley
boulevard, Bethesda.
She was assistant to the late
Miss Adams for more than 10
years at Hull House and acted as
her alternate at the Womans Inter
national League for Peace and Free
dom for two years at Geneva, Swift
zerland. In addition to being active
In welfare work she was the author
of several children's books.
A graduate Of the University of
Chicago, at the age of IS, she stood
first in her class and was a member
of Phi Beta Kappa. She completed
her education after the death of
her husband, Gustaf Karsten, who
headed the modern languages
department of the University of
Illinois.
Also surviving is another son, Paul
Daggett Karsten, New Haven, Conn,
and granddaughter, Miss Karen
KarSJcn
Evening star., 1946-11-03
I'm Mrn,nrian,

CHRISTIAN. LOUIS. In loving remem-
branee OF our son and brother. LOUIS
CHRISTIAN. who died one year ago today,
..ovember 3, 1946.
Deep in my heart lies a picture
OF = loved one laid to rest
In memory's frame 1 shall keep it,
Because he was ore Of the best.
My heart still aches with sadness.
My eyes fill with tears;
Only God knows how I miss you
AT the end of one long year.
They say time heals a broken heart,
But. oh, 1T seems untrue
For one Ions year now
My heart has ached for you.
God is good, He gave us strength
To bear our heavy cross:
He is the only one who knows
How bitter is our loss.
Often we pause and think of you
And think of how you died
To know you could not say good-by
Before you closed your eyes. -
CLARA JONES.
DUNMORE. SARAH KENT. In memory
of SARAH KENT DUNMoRE, who departed
81, 1945.
The strongest branch fell from our
tree
puNMoRE; ,II SARAH KENT. In asmory
this life October il, 1946.
Beautiful memories of one so dear,
I'll cherish with love sincere;
A day that comes with sad regret
Ana noxIse SRs n yRfssp RfzsE .'Fess eesoRcrAsA N
HENDERSON.
HARGETT. CHARLES COYAL.. In sad
Sar BAND Iosrnf snd father. is cHARLSs coYAI BAR-
GErT; who passed ,oT sway ive years ago to-
HIS HIS LOVING LOVING wire AND DAUGHTERS.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
I'M Mrntnriant
t.cKsoN. PVT. CLARENCE e. In men

JACKSON, PVT. CLARENCE z. In mem
ory Of my son, Pvt. CLARENCE Z. JAIN
SON, who died october 81, 1915.
I miss you, Clarence, so much. ThoSt
few lines you wrote meant everything tG
me- God knows best just sleep ano
sleep on. I pray we will meet again;
YOUR LOVING MOTHER. MRS. GER
TRUDE CHAMPION JACKSON.
RUPERT. NOLIE. In loving memors
of our friend. NOLIE RUPERT. who
passed away two years ago. November
/, 1914.
We have loved her in life;
HELEN AND HENRY THOMAS, Bslti-
more, Md.
TINNEY, VIRGINIA. and DENNIS !
TINNEY. In loving memory OF our oes
parents. mother. VIRGINIA GINNEY, who
passed into. eternal rest 1: years asp To-
day, November 3, 1894, and father DEN
MS /. TINNEY, who answered Gods call
23 years ago today. November 3, 1923.
Though we miss them more as the years
We rejoice in their perfect rest:
For the death of His saints in the
sight of the Lord
In Heaven is forever bleSt.
THEIR LOVING DAUGHTERS. SUSIE AMI
NETTIE.
TYLER, HENRIETTA E.; SAMUEL N
TYLER and NAPOLEON b. STALEY. In
memory OF my loved ones: HENRIETTA e
TYLER. November ;, 1929; SAMUEL NJ
TYLER. March 10, 1910. and NAPOLEON
B. STALEY. March 81. 1912.
NIECE AND WIFE. GENEvIEvE T
STALEY,
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Rites for Mrs. pendelI, 81,
Sef Tomorrow in Ohio

Funeral services for Mrs. Frances
M. Pendell, 81, who died late Friday
at her home, 1451 Sheridan street
NV, will be held at pm. to-
morrow at Lakewood, Ohio, fol-
lowed by burial there.
A native of Bradford, Pa, Mrs.
Pendell lived in the District for IL
years. She was the wife of Earl H.
Pendell.' shorthand reporter for the
Senate Foreign Relations committee
Mrs. Pendell was member of the
National Baptist Memorial Church,
Columbia road and Sixteenth street
NV.
In addition to her husband she Is
survived by son, William D.
Pendell, professor at Baldwin-Wal-
lace College, Berea, Ohio.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Albert A. Perna Dies at AZ;
Stone Contractor Here

Albert A. Perna. A, long time res
ident of Washington, died yesterday
at his home. 4127 River road NV,
of a heart attack.
Mr.. Perna was born In Baltimore
He was associated in the family
business, Louis Perna & Sons, ,sstone
contractors, of 1927 I street NV.
Surviving are his father, Louis A.
Perna three brothers, Frank, Jo-
seph and Louis A. Perna, jr. and
two sisters: Mrs. Ida Battiestone
Mrs. William Amoroso, all of Wash
ington.
Funeral services will be held at
IL am. Tuesday from his home.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Gene
terV
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Mrs. Alfred F. PiIIsbury
Dies in Minneapolis
By the Assocjoted Press

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 2.-Mrs. Al
fred F. Pillsbury, IA, Minneapolis
cultural leader and wife of Alfred
Fiske Pillsbury. member of the board
of Pillsbury Mills, Inc, died today
at her home here.
Mrs. Pilisbury was born in Boston,
the daughter OF the late Chief JUS
tice Walbridge' Abner Field of the
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Garn nf Thanks

ROSIE, CATHERINE T. We wish to ex-
tend our deepest thanks to Ruth Chapter,
No. :, o. E. s.; Jobs Daughters, Bethel,
No. 4; Riverdale Presbyterian Church. Bac-
terioiogy Dept and telephone Office Univ.
of Md; ON office, Fit. Myer, Va; Ord.
stock office, Naval Gun Factory; Air Install.
office and shops, Andrews Field, and the
many friends of the late CATHERINE T.
ROSIE for the service. floral tributes, eA-
pressions of sympathy and cards received
al her passing.
WARD. MADGE NJ The family of the
late MADGE NJ WARD wishes TO extend
its deepest, thanks to the many friends
and neghborS for their calls. cards,
flowers and other forms of kindness and
sympahty in our bereavement.
THE FAMILY
Evening star., 1946-11-03
$1,000 Fire in ArIinoton

Fire of undetermined origin did
damage estimated at $1,000 to the
house OF, D. c. Babcock, 1906 South
Glebe road, Arlington, yesterday
Fire Chief A. C. Scheffel said the
blaze apparently started in sec
ond floor closet while no one was
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Bows Body Found on Bonk

Arlington County Police late yes
terday found the body of an I'M
identified colored boy, about 13, on
the Potomac River bank just above
Key Bridge. Police expressed belief
that the youth had not drowned.
There were no marks of violence.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
John Brehm, Publisher Dies

NEW YORK, Nov. 2 l41.-John s.
Brehm. II, vice president, director
of circulation and a member OF the
board of directors of the Croweii-
Collier Publishing Co.. died today.
He was a native of MELVILLE. Pa.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

Massachusetts, Supreme CSurt and
Mrs. Field, the former Elizabeth E~
len McLoon of Rockland, Me.
She married Alfred Fiske Pills.
bury, only son of Gov. and Mrs.
John S. Pillsbury, on May Is, 1899.
He survives.
Funeral services will be at their
home Monday afternoon.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
MONUMENTS.
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS.
BEAUTIFUL LOT. sites, one or all; fine
est location in Washington National; sac
rifce quick cash sale. Widow leaving
town FIR. 1881 ia. 7450. 4
CHOICE LOTS, > sites. Fort Lincoln Gene
terry Call DU. o340- and after ) pm on
sunday. =
FOR SALE as block 80 burial sites,
Glenwood Cemetery, prominent loca-
ton. 5000 cash. Apply Box 416-S. Star.
THRT" r,.y-'S AT FORT LINCOLN, on
main (; $3.50: section 562X. RE. 4064
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY, chapel sec
lion: 6 sites: for quick sale: reasonable
price PL. 005l. =
CEDAR HILL-Section of five lots. very
prominent section. Box AIT, Star. 3
FORT LINCOLN-Choiee 4-graye site.
Finest location monument privllese. Sec
lion B: price much reduced. Call MI.
1623 after z pm.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS. sites, finest location
in washington, Cedar Hill Cemetery, Ma
sonic section. Phone TR. 6674
CEMETERY LOT consisting Of 16 sites In
restricted area of Cedar Hill Cemetery;
priced for only 5000: a bargain. E. W
THURM. at the little white house, 90e
1oth st. NV. DI. 1906.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

''E' W y. 'fI'1&D1 DeVfeFdI'. d
WRIGHT. LUTHER. Departed this life
suddenly Friday. November !, 1876
a. Gallinger Hospital after a brief Illness,
LUTHER WRIGHT. beloved husband of
Mrs. Matte Wright. He also Is survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Mary Stevens and Mrs
Hattie samuels: two brothers, Jacob and
Americus Lee Wright, and q host of other
relatives and friends Remains restins at
the John 7. RhineS L. Co. Funeral Home,
3rd and Eye SITS. sw. Notice Of funeral
later,
Evening star., 1946-11-03

SCOTT, JEREMIAH. The officers Of
Most Worshipful Prince Hall
Grand Lodse, F. A.. d. A. M. are
IN requested to assemble at the Scot
NHCNris Rite Cathedral. 1893 1th
~H st. NV, at II noon Tuesday
w November 5, 1916, for the pur..
pose of attending the funeral of
Brother JEREMIAH SCOTT, Past Junior
Grand Warden. Funeral services will be
conducted at Browns Memorial Church,
14th and B SITS. ne. at pm. By order OF
SIMPSON W. WALLACE, Grand Master.
ADDISON w. CHAPMAN, Grand Secy.