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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-24
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-24

Lexion TO Mne1-T1e Jok1 Han
son pest q the American Le-lc-
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THURSDAY -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

At9 s sSsb aaN and ' ia q NIX 2s' f ST.
ago todas o septembsr s. tua 1880 gSnveil!ns
e x be hsf b.y 10 sh elos6
Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited
All that he gave is ours to keep
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
DAVIS. EDWARD DANIEL. tn. devoted
;on Of the late Bettic Davis departed this
m T. l' obef iss
life one year ago September ?. 1880.
Gone. but shall never be loreot,sn
THEIR DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SIS
HILL. ROBERT b. c. In sad but LOVING -,
mem51ance OF ny Gear father. ROBERT
b. c HILL. who died four years aso TO-
day. September 10. 1927
I think OF him in silence.
No one can see me weep.
But many silent tear I've shed.
HIS DA Mhsf FIRE EDNA sSf fstffP c1NKEr
ht # my dear father, guLlAN B LIE PREUx
who departed this lie so two years ago 10
day, September Is, 1923.
loving one from us has gone,
voice we love IS stilled
place Is vacant n 9nr hearts
JOHN, Able AND LITTLE JANE.
LOCKWOOD. HENRY AND HARRY. A
tribute OF love and devotion 10 the mem
HENRY LOCKWOOD who DIED JUL Is
1924 and devoted son and brother. HAR-
RY LOCKWOOD, who died September Is,
1879.
In our hearts your sweet memories
uneer THE FAMILY.
MCDONALD. JOHN WESLEY. In LOVING re-
membrance of on! dear father AND grand
father JOHN WESLEY MCDONALD. who
left ms three years ago TO-DAY september
49, 1925
God knows how much ne miss you.
Never shall your memory fade
Loving thoughts shall wander
To the spot where you are lalo
WESLEY, THELMA AND LEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported 10
the Health Department in the past ~
hours.
Earl r and Aene> NJ Moore boy
Francis 4. and Mary McLaughl:n. boy.
Nannoy n. and Hilda r Hoffman. boy.
Wilfred p. and Myrtice Champlsin boy.
E Ehcn J and M Msry but sner, boy
John w. and Martha S. Warner, boy.
Felix A. and Florence b. Russell. boy.
Charles W. and Margaret NJ. Hodge, jr.,
Simon and Mollye Krupsaw boy.
Leon apd Rachel Sylvester boy
willard A. and Helen H. Holbrook. jr.,
girl. I
ulrich D. and Stella L. Hahn. girl.
Sidney c. and Florence Z. Cousins, giTl.
Jim and Helen Dolhs. girl.
Frederick A. and Marie R Norris, girl
Darie and Madeline Gaddi. girl.
John and Lottie NJ. Headen boy.
Robert and Sarah Kelley. boy.
James and Mamie L. Jackson, boy.
Charles and Veronica Harvey. boy.
Joseph N and Clarlce Langley. boy.
William A. and Charlotte NJ. Stewart,
wallace and Cecilia Walker, girl
Ernest end Kettle Mayheld, girl
Samuel L and Bertha Humes. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
INSTITUTION EXERCISES
TO BE HELD BY LODGE

Institution exercises for Hope Lodge
NO: Z. the Order of the Shepherd OF
Betnlehem. will be held at 8 O'Clock
Thursday evening at the Masonic Han,
Fourteenth and u streets southeast.
supreme Comdr. Harry Bollrath of
Philadelphia will preside.
The officers-elect of the chapter are
Mary Abel, commander; Louis Barnes.
vice commander; Randolph Russell,
marshal; Jennie Lee, chaplain; Ethel
Cooper, scribe; Mary Gayle, account
ant; Elsie Lee, treasurer; Nora Lee.
commanders aide; Elmer Broks and
Leonard Watson, guards The trustees
are Anna Lee, Frankline johnson and
Mary Watson.
Emma V. Delaney. deputy supreme
commander and organizer Of the chap
ter, VIII participate in the exercises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
BpathH.
WALCoTT. RosALTHA A

WALCOTT, ROsALTHA A. On Monday
september "a, 1881, ROSALTHA A., be-
loved wife Of John NJ. Walcott Services
e. the s. H. Hines Co. funeral nome. 1901
is, at 2 pm. Interment Grand Rapids,
WASHINGTON. ERNEsTINE TAYLOR. on
saturday. September IL. 1881, at 1.45 pm.
a. her residence. 328 ard St sw, after q
brief illness. ERNESTINE TAYLOR WASH
1N1TON. the devoted wife OF Harrison
= washington. She leaves to mourn their
soss brother, Percy H. Taylor. and other
and Is friends an Punea aon
SITS. sw., Rev W. /. washington Of
nciating. Remains may be viewed after
pm: Tuesday, September Is, at Bundy's
funeral pariors. 627 Fla. ave. NV. Rela-
t1Ves and friends invited 15s
WILSON. CURTIS. Departed this life Sat-
sP eR%Is IL lSs1 at Walter Reed
band Of Louise Wilson, loving son OF Har--
riett Jones. stepson of Pierce Jones, broth
or OF Alfred, Pierce, jr. william. Amindo,
Lon. George; Belle and Robert Jones and
other relatives Ella " and and friends Remains rest
1882 You st; NV; until 2 pm. Tuesday,
thereafter at his late residence. Ee st.
NV; Funeral Wednesday, September is.
al. Pm from the above residence; n.
WINFIELD. EASTER. On Sunday, septem-
dsSoed a. wife IF jane, A Wln.d
mother Of Eula Brown. sister of James D.
Inez A. and stowest Flourney. Remains
RESTING e 1t,5 ,hS Ernest J.rys funer Z.
shipped TO Wsynesboro. Ga, Tuesday.
September Is, at 6.45 pm.
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Deaths Reported.

Mahale Hopkins. g. Gauinger Hospital.
Mary F Halter, 70 1908 st.
Joseph Weisbach, H. George WASHINGTON
Hospital
william Startton. So. Galiinger Hospital
John MCCOY, 4S Sibley Hospital.
Ralph B. Johnson, IS, found, Potomac
calvin RicSett. 81 found. Potomac River
Edward r. Mccombs. jr.. TO- Providence
Hosptsl
Annie Lutsky. S. GallInner Hospital
VerEil Hawkins. !. Freeomens Hospital
Robert Spencer. 9 months. chiidrens Hos
pitRi
Wilson Bracket. ~, Gall!nser Hospital.
Martha r Johnson 2. 402 2is' st.
Ella Puckett So si9 4Sfh pl
James z Frazier. 40. 1924 10th ST.
McNolan Hams. IA Galllnger HOSPITAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
EASTERN STARS VISIT
Grand Chapter Officers Annual
Visit Tomorrow.

The annual grand visitation OF the
Grand Chapter officers, Order of the
Eastern Star, will be made to Areme
Chapter tomorrow night at the Ma
sonic Temple, Thirteenth street and
New York avenue. Following the Wis
itation the 3lst birthday anniversary
OF the chapter will be celebrated. The
Matrons and Patrons Association OF
1881 will be guests of the evening Ma
tron Selma s. Klein and Patron Rich
ard Gibbs will preside.
Past Matron Helen L. Brashears "a
chairman Of the evening. Past Matron
Rose H. Hartung chairman of the
Program and Anna S. Smithkamp
chairman of Refreshments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

Of the Government lighthouse ut Upper
Cedar Point. coming to Luray on his
retirement in 1918 Services will be
held tomorrow at his late home.
Rev Roy Mason, Episcopal minister of
Charlottesville, will be In charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
MRS. MARY F. HALLER
RECEIVES LAST RITES
Widow of Late Business Man Is
Buried in Oak Hill Plot After
Life Spent Here.

Life Spent Here.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary p
Halter, widow OF William G. Halter
Washington business man. who died
last June. were held this afternoon at
the George w Wise funeral home.
290O M street. Burial was in Oak Hill
Cemetery.
Mrs. Halter. who lived at 1908 N
street. died Saturday after an illness OF
six months. She was lifelong resident
OF Washington, born here in 1883. Her
husband was at one time connected
with the Barber Asphalt Paving Co.
and was widely known in local business
circles
Surviving Mrs. Halter are two chill
dren. Hervy L. Haller and Mis-. E. w.
McLarren, wife of Capt. e. w McLar-
rem, Financial Corps, United States
Army, now stationed in Tientsin. China
and sister. Mrs. Emma Tucker
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
LURAY RESIDENT DIES
Former Government Light Hous
Keeper Succumbs at IS.

Former Government Light House
Keeper Succumbs at IS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
LURAY, Va, September 15.-Thomas
Speake, retired Government worker.
died at his home here yesterday. He
was IS years old. He is survived by his
wife. who was Miss Claggett of Mary
Miss Clara Speake of Washington, Mrs.
]. r. Minis. e. r. and C. A. Speske Of
Luray. He had been married Sc years.
For 80 years Mr.. Speake was keeper
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Oarna nf Thanks

oSf Sincere sh.nt. sns ssa sas'a e
Moral Tributes and kind expressions Ct
sympathy at at the loss of our dear son,
AA0A MIR. 1 AND MIS-. W. M. BRADLEY.
S. our shseE "a q,
z% our stsal Rss tEIfs'is rs di'h
sERRIN. JOAN CECILIA. We wish to ex-
10 our friends and relatives for their sym
Sa5 beloved daurh RefsS JOAN cecilia "a
Mr. AND MRS. THOMAS H. sERR1N, Jr.
Dfatlra.
i c chnkLEs 81 Rak nHsdfs sDsm qss
Church tss YOU VI e. Ernest nS 'f Noe. 0 ia
neral later.
BuRcH. MARY ANNA. On Sunday. Sep
,ember l3 1921, at the residence of her
NARY ANNA. beloved daughter Of the late
sa a be en held lo sgreh G
on Wednesday. September is, ct 1880
m :, thence to Christ episcopal Church
in Coneressioaal Cemetery ' -
xsL!A irA or d ssas sos 81
1o6 aad brSh1 Of MsFpds
BETA Brooks Remains Sg Testing a 's sRe W.
NV. Remains to be shipped TO Buckner,
Va, Thursday. September IL
ssndss %o2ains ssDs.@5 sa'' IS i lssl s
R BIZ N5Essi Ssnvst s25 4 81 St ne JOSE
Thomas FraSier's undertaiing establisbl
ment., At 38s Rhode Island ave. NV:
fS rqlirnladl. IN Nottoway, Va. Relatives and
COATES, FRANCES. on Sunday, September
-: 1881 at 23o pm: at Georgetown Uni
vefsity Hospital, FRANCES COATES. de:
Marie Williams; Frances Hinkie. Louise
Margaret, Ida, Henry, Samuel and james
Coates. daughter OF Jennie Robinson Sne
also leaves six sisters, two brothers. two
Gaughters-in- law and four grandchildren
Funeral WedEesday. September is. At
man, Mo IS
Der E,T - 1921 at a her ITe;s5dsssee: % Ghard
late residence on Wednesday, September
10. az $50 m. thence to ST. Martins
church, where high mass will be sung
At a, m. for the repose of her soul
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IS
Cullen, MARY T.. The Catholic Daugh-
terS OF America announce the death OF
beloved member. Mrs. MARY E CULLEN
ily residence. % Girard st. ne. Tuesday
evening. September Is at Z 80 o'clock.
NARY c. ROLAND. Grand Regent
MARIE CREAHEN Financial Secretary
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French Rebuild Old Fort.

BROUAGE, France LP.-The min
istry of fine arts is giving $4,000 to-
ward restoring and preserving the CEN
turies-old ramparts of Brouage, where
Chaplain, founder OF Quebec, was born
in 1879.
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Discovery of oil in Croatia has led to
for exploitation.
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DRESS. black in Woodward Lothrop's.
Woolwortii's or vicinity. Reward Mrs
Totten, 623 Croisssnt pl. Sc. Call Lincoln
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MYERS. OLIVE BUTLER. On Monday.
September. IA. 1891. in Milwaukee. Wis,
after long illness. OLIVE BUTLER.
mother of Margaret Myers Dolan, Frances
Olive Myers and Elizabeth Myers Lovejoy.
Funeral from Trinity Episcopal Church.
Takoma Park, d c.. THURSDAY. September
II. at pm. Remains resting at W. W.
Chambers Co funeral home after l O'Clock
Wednesday. 1nterment Rock Greek Gene
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CHOW DOG. reddish brown. Reward. Phone
Decatur 2458 or Georsia 1853. To-.
COLLIISable color, name Laddie strayed
from Battery Park, Nd. Phone Wis. 4664.
Dau ari
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ODEN. BETTE. On Monday. September
L T. 1891. at Gallinser Hospital. BETTE
Green. Mrs Vennie johnson. Mrs. Mary
Wood and Mrs. Minnie Steward. Also
ssurviyins her are other relatives and
home, 389 r. / ave. NV. Funeral We'd
neSday. September is. 1881. at 9 am
from Holy Redeemer Church. N Y, ave
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PETIT. GEORGE T. On Monday. septem-
ber II. 1881, at Georeeto.n Hospital
GEORGE r. beloved son OF John and
Nora PetItt nee Sweeney. formerly Of
Alexandria. Va, Funeral from home Of
his sister. Mrs. Z. l. Etchison. $40 23id
st. NV, THURSDAY. September II, at g. 30
am. Mass at ST Mary's Church. Alsxan-
dria Va. at $50 am. Relatives and
friends invited. alexandria papers please
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AcGoNEGAL, CAPT HIRAM On Monday.
September IA. 1881, Capt HIRAM, aged
SO. beloved husband OF Maria Simonds
McGonegsl Funeral services Wednesday
September 1e5at 10 am, at the home OF
his son. A. r. McGonegal. 200 Clarendon
ION National C-meterv
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488 NJ St sw.. MARY JOHNSON. devoted
mother of Viola C. Bundey, Louise. Jo-
Seph and Lawrence Johnson, sister OF
Lewis De Vaughn and and Henry Ford
She also leaves many other relatives and
friends TO mourn her departure. Remains
resting at the John 7. Rhines funeral
chapel, 3rd and Eye Sts. s.w Notice OF
funeral later.
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LOST.

CARDS AND KEYS-FroEl auto at Glen
Echo. valuable only TO owner. Reward.
Return TO C. R. Greimel, 9ls Park Central.
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ogH III sed sns IT. MssSss; e e
r CULLEN. deceased, 2s Girard ST. ne.
THOMAS suddspy on sSn
"a o% ssaia b ssta rf Ru.b szsd g. ADA
+; RYAN funeral .RsTiSs:: 81. fssasyl
e err p m. 1ntermsnt Fort Lincoln ce rs
s4Th Ii DAg I'll ons fa.bsp 81
his departure two sisters. one brother
snd other relatives and sn,,
chapel; srd and Eye SITS. s.V. Notice OF
funeral later.
GRAVES. HETTY SCOTT. On Monday.
s sfPSrs.r Widow 81 MT Villain aT1 P1stGn
ana st. @ %saa.sd GSrr s.pi sS1n
!. Ellington National Cemetery.
HAMILTON, JANE a. Saturday. September
Di iss q S ossan JAZZ beloved wife
q asSss
Huntington st. m Friends s snd ,nT Tsia;
Cemetery, Philadelphia. Pa.
September Is. 1881. at Gallnger Hospital:
Mary Henson. father Of John, jr.: Joseph
and Alley Henson. Mrs Carrie Pinkney,
Mrs Gathering Hall. Mrs; Emma johnson
and Virgie Henson, brother OF William
Henson. Mrs. Magsie Robinson and Mrs
Agnes Onley. He also leaves a host OF
may be seen at e W: Bundys funeral
home, 621 Fla. ave, NV. Funeral Wednes-
Augustine's Church, 18th st. bet. l. and
M SITS. NV. 10
HERR, GEORGE 8. Suddenly, on Monday,
September II. 1891. at his residence. 6ll
3rd st. Sc. GEORGE s., beloved husband
Of Winfred a. Herr and father Of the
from his late residence on Thursday, Sep
TENDER II at $50 am. thsnce 20 St:
az 10 am Relatives and friends invited.
Interment New Cathedral Cemetery, Bal
timo:e, Nd. is
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kIES, LILLIAN ELIZABETH. On Monday,
September IA. 1891, at her residence. a!o
Newton st: NV, LILLIAN ELIZABETH
beloved wife OF William C. Kues FE-
neral from above residence on Wednes-
day September l6. at pm. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery liz