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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-22
In Mri,tnrfaitt

F0RGY, JESSE. In loving remembrance OF
our dear father, JESSE FORGY. who de-
parted this life one year ago today. Sep
How we miss you darling father,
Your footsteps stil We hear;
But it seems so long between them,
You never seem TO appear.
HIS SONS AND DAUGHTER.
JACKSON, HELEN RICHARDSON. In sad
niece. HELEN RICHARDSON JACKSON,
who departed this life one year ago yes
terday, September Al. 1880.
One year has passed. our hearts still sore,
As time rolls on, we miss her more.
Her memory Is as aweet today
As in the hour she passed away
HER DEVOTED AUNTS. ELLA. GER
TRUDE, ROSE, LILY AND SADIE.
MCDANIEL. BERTHA c. In sad but loving
BERTHA G. MCDANIEL, who departed this
life. one year ago today, September ~,
1880.
God alone knows how much we miss you
Never shall your memory fade.
Loving thouehts shall always wander
HER LOVING HUSBAND AND FAMILY.
RATIO, ROSE. In loving memory of my
dear mother. ROSE RATIO. who departed
this ,d life four years ago today. September
ROBINSON. ANNIE. In fond remembrance
OF our dear mother ANNIE ROBINSON,
who departed this life September e, 1870.
MARGUERTTE r. RfCKs
WASHINGTON, GEORGE. In memory Of
my dear husband, GEORGE WASHING
TON, who departed this life one year
ago today, September %, 1880.
1t has been one. year since you vent away;
Words cannot tell how ] miss you today.
Sleep on. dear husband. take your rest;
loved you dearly. but God loved you best.
his DEVOTED WIFE AND SON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-22
PETRENKO WILLS
FILED IN PROBATE
Translator and Wife Killed
in Suicide Pact Leave
Estate to Daughter.

The wills Of Serge N. Petrenko, Blu
reau of Standards engineer, and his
wife, Mary NJ. Petrenko, Russian trans
lator at the Department Of Agriculture,
who died last week in q suicide pact,
were filed yesterday for probate.
The documents were executed two
days before PetTenko and his wife were
found dead in their gas-fllled home at
1924 Forty-f1rst street.
The wills were found in q safe de-
post box in the Friendship branch of
the Riggs National Bank on Wisconsin
avenue. The value Of the estates were
not disclosed.
Petrenko's viii named his wife as
sole beneficiary In the event she sur
vived him. It stipulated that If she died
before him or II both should die In .
common disaster, the entire estate
should so to the daughter, Ariadna S.
Petrenko, when she attains majority.
Should both parents be dead before
she reaches majority the will gives the
entire estate to Col. Alexander I. Kry-
nitSky, 1l19 Sixteenth street, in trust to
use the income for the support of the
Petrenko children, Ariadna, Eugene and
Vadim, until Ariadna becomes 81 years
old.
The daughter Is then to take over
the estate. and the father expresses the
confidence that she viii care for the two
boys. The boy Vadim was found dead
when the bodies of the parents were
discovered.
The wife's will is identical with that
Of her husband, except the provision
that in case he survives her he was to
take the entire estate.
Col. Krynitsky is named as executor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-22
DR.. EUGENE Jones
DIES IN THIS CITY
Montgomery Political Leader
Was 3 Times Member of
Maryland Senate.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
KENSINGTON, Md, September 90
DR.. Eugene Jones, three times member
of the Maryland State Senate and in
recent years one of the leaders of the
differentiation wing of the Demo-
cratic party in Montgomery County,
died at Garfield Hospital, in Washing
ton, D. c., this morning He would
have been So years old September 81.
Gangrenolls developments in the dis
ease of diabetes, from which DR.. Jones
had suffered for some time, was given
as the cause of his death. His con-
dition only took turn for the worse
few days ago, however.
Widow and Son Survive.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Clara B. Jones, formerly Miss Conley
from the Colesville neighborhood, and
one son, Charles C. Jones, a practicing
attorney of Rockville
Funeral services will be held at 3
o'clock Thursday afternoon at his late
residence, at Kensington, and burial
viii be later in the Monocay Cemetery
at Beallsville. Md.
DR.. Jones began the practice of
medicine at Kensington In 1896 and
never practiced anywhere else. In 1918
he was elected to the State Senate and
was again elected in 1921 and 1925,
serving three terms, or a total of IL
years in all. He was the only person
ever to represent Montgomery in that
body for more than two terms.
He was active in Democratic party
KenSington and in 1924 was an alter
nate to the Democratic National Con-
vention In New York.
DR.. Jones was formerly AFFILIATED with
the organization wing Of the Demo-
cratic party and was elected to the
Senate with the backing of the or
ganization. During his last term in the
Senate, however, he became at odds with
the organization and since that time
has been looked upon as one of the
leaders of the anti-organization forces
in Montgomery County.
Last year he was a candidate of the
anti-organization forces for the Demo-
cratic nomination to the State Senate,
but was defeated in the primary by
Robert G. Hilton, organization candi-
date, who is the present Senator.
Headed Building Association.
DR.. Jones was at one time vice presi-
dent of the Maryland Medical and
Chirurgical Society and was formerly
president Of the Montgomery County
Medical Association. He was a director
Of the Farmers Banking & Trust Co.
of Rockville and president of the Mont
gomery Mutual Building & Loan Asso-
citation of Kensington.
He was born near Poolesville, Md, and
was son of the late William T. and
Elizabeth r. Jones. He was educated
at Briarley Hail. at PooleSville, and at
Randolph-Macon College, at Ashland,
Va. He was also graduate of the Bal
timore Medical College, now a part Of
the University of Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-22
lratha.

PURCELL. REV. JOHN r. On Saturday.
September l9. 1891. at Gailinger Hospital
loved husband Of MaGEie PSrceii Of IS I
st. NV. He also leaves two brothers. three
snds 20 nHss less
resting at Henry s. Washingtons funeral
sePtemSer Is. at bg pm e' from sq his late
residence. Interment Thursday, Septem-
Der "a, at Elrod, N c.
sAILER. HENRY II. X. On Tuesday. sep
chepfydaIe. V ass HENRY ei " sA nys
beloved husband OF Esselle saiier. Notice
OF funeral later.
sruRDAyENT. JESSE WRIGHT. On sat-
ing illness. JESSE WRIGHT sTuRDA-
VENT. the beloved son Of Cornelius and
davent white. the late Susie 3. Ruchardson
day day septem SG IS. at p.i. fro sun sse
w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1889 q
g. NV. Interment Arlinston National
day. September 81, 1881, at lGallinger Hos
pital. JAMIE THOMAS, the beloved daugh-
the late Frances Taman. she also Si leaves
q brother and sister, Nellie Alexander aud
and friends. Funeral Fun Nv wednesday, seetems
Der 20, from Mason funeral pariors,
Nichols ave. sc.
THOMPSON. MARTHA. On Saturday. Sep
ST. NV. MARTHA THOMPSON. surviv-
ing her are eight grandchildren. eleven
ssa e,hsT relatives snd
friends. Remains resting at her late resi-
Ss9 g. PM from Liberty
Baptist Church, 2srd st. between and
Eye NV, Rev. H. r. GaSkinS ofnciating.
Interment Harmony Cemetery. 23
TYLER, LEONARD. on Sunday. September
20, 1881, at Alexandra Hospital. Alexan-
dria, Va, LEONARD, devoted son OF VIII
liam and Julia Tyler He leaves to mourn
and other relatives and friends. Funeral
wednesday, September %, at $50 pm,
from Ebeneger Baptist Church. Interment
Leesburg Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-22
LIEUT.. r. B. B0SSERMAN
BURIED AT ARLINGTON

First Lieut.. Raymond B. Bosserman,
United States Cavalry, who died at Fl
Paso, Tex, last Thursday as the result
OF injuries received in game Of polo
at the post reservation, was buried with
military honors at the Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery this afternoon. His
father, Christian r. Bosserman, and his
sister, Miss Mary Bosserman, who re-
side at PSI Park place, Harrisonburg,
Va, attended the funeral service.
Lieut.. Bcsserman was born at Green
vile, Va, April %, 1898, and was
graduated from the United States Mill
tary Academy in June, 1922. His en-
tire service was in the Cavalry In Texas,
Kansas, at Fort Myer, Va, from June,
1890, to February, 1881, and since at
81 Paso, where he was aide de camp to
Maj. Gen. Ewing z. Booth.
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Sts. to st., Adams; Saturday afternoon
BHLFoLD. black leather; cont. dollar bills
Liberal reward. Cell Dist. 5678 bet &
BRACELET, white gold, in or near Fox The
SKINNER 7o5 4th st. n.w1 Apt. EOS. Me1
day. 1902 NJ st. ne. Phone Atlantic 42i5.
CHANGE PURSE, light tan, with Atlantic
n'sS at 9n exsnE between $50
e. q Xlszandris bus Or Or WssSInsson
R RiST Il TssaTSsS % 81. 81 Columbus g.
P be- w psd ana Es 70 p
Cherrydale. Va.
DOG. large collie; license .I4l1s: frost bitten
nose. -aoeral reward Pot.- 496o-J.
D2GS: I've; tags No. $3.50 and sssI. ,Gaii
ENGLISH BULL. about months old, an
swers to name Of Pat; no tag, plain strap;
Call Capital Yacht Club. Az
EVENING SILK BAG, cream color, beaded
With pearls and FEhinsstonss; At Indi lsn
st. NV. Apt 5. Adams iOS6s
FOX .TERRIER-Black and white; long
tail; collar, marked ..Juiiette." Terra Gotta,
CSSSs
GLASSES, rimless; gold frame; Edmonds
case. Reward, 81. Adams 1898. 1740 irving
81 NV =.
JACKET, liiEht-blue silk. lost on 7th st. car
Monday afternoon. Reward. Phone Wis
consin 1888.
PAIR GLASSES, white gold frames, Buffalo
address inside, vicinity 9th and G. SITS. Hiley
PHLOWCASE filled with laundry lost en-
route from Marlboro Monday afternoon
Address Box 200-E, Star ONCE.
POODLE. white. male, child's pet. lost Mon
day morning. Very liberal reward. Phone
ROSARY, In small black leather ease.
Sunday, September 20, between 1902 shep-
nerd st. NV. and Sacred Heart Church,
possibly in Diamond Cab. Reward. 1902
SIGMA xI GOLD EMBLEM, September 10.
engraved Minnesota, 1914" Call Potomac
100.
UMBRELLA, red silk, on l4th and Decatur
car. Please leave at l105 Park I'd. Reward.
WEDDING RING, ensraved J. s, K. to Z. Z.
B. Reward. Return to Mrs. Kintz, Apt. 2,
Ills 18th st. NV. Phone Met. 1856
WRIST WATCH, ladys, white gold. jeWeled
gray band, on Rock Greek golf course D,
Monday. Reward. Clev. 523A. Apt. 4Oe-Q.
WRIST WATCH-Diamond and emerald
ladys wrist watch lost Monday. Reward.
Cali Columbia 9734 or District $500, extern
sion 227.
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HYSON, WILLIAM. On Sunday. September
20, 1881, at st. Elizabeth's Hospital, WILL
LIAM HYSON, devoted husband Of Mary
He also leaves to mourn their loss a IA
ther and many other relatives and friends.
Funeral Wednesday, September %, at l
PM, from Pilgrim Baptist Church, Sligo.
Md. Remains resting at the w. Ernest
Jarvis funeral church, 1882 You st. NV. %
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without compliance with the require
iments of the Civil Service rules" Two
tof the number, Mrs. Caroline j. Skilton
and Mrs. Marie ". Abernethy, former
employees of the Treasury Department,
are reappointed TO positions; four others
are appointed TO places In the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing. They are
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0tarna nf Uhamka

BOSTON, ELLA M. Words ere inadequate
70 express our. heartfelt thanks to our
lions Of love ana sympathy shown in the
passing of our darling, the late Miss ELLA
NJ. BOSTON. THE FAMILY.
DORE, MICHAEL n, We deeply appreciate
the floral tributes and expressions OF SYM
pAthy on the death Of my late husband.
MICHAEL II. DORE MRS. M. II. DORE
SMITH MARY Z. we wish to acknowledge
our thanks and kind expressions OF SYM
patty and appreciate the floral tributes
mother. MARY E. SMITH:
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JACKSON, IDA. On Sunday. September 90
1891. at her residence, 447 o st. NV,
She also leaves three brothers, three sis
ters and other relatives and friends to
mourn their loss. Remains resting at
Henry s. washington funeral home until
pm. Tuesday. September ~. thereafter
at her late residence, where, funeral will
be held on Wednesday September %, at
pm. Relatives and friends invited.
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Mrs. Mary j. A. Hangliter, Mrs. Mar
garet B. Hillyard, former printers as
siStantS, and Mrs. Catherine Lehmkuh1
and Miss Frances N. Kane, widow and
daughter, respectively, of former plate
printers. All these appointments were
recommended by the Secretary of the
Treasury.
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ADAMS. T0MBTE LEE. On Saturday. Sep
LEE ADAMS. devoted husband of Rosa
Adams, son Of Moses Adams, and brother
Of walter Adams. Caledonia Gibbs. Try
Sell, Beuiah Ector, Eulah Stillings, Neva
Dais and Daisy B. Adams. Funeral Tues
day, September -, at 10 an, from the w.
Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1852 You st.
NV. Interment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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LEE. OLIVER MELvINE. On Monday, Sep
sister, Mrs. b A. Conlan. 81 Quackenbos
st. NV, OLIVER MEIVINE LEE; beloved
brother of Rose E.. James E.. Florence,
Charles w. and Howard r. Lee. Remains
resting at the chapel of John r. Wright
Co., 1897 10th st. NV. nterment Wednes-
daY morning at ToWson, Nd.
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HOPKINS, LUCY. Suddenly, on Saturday,
ss eorr r. 1eSl at ss5 TsscsnSs tS
sister of Martha Richardson, Sarah Parker.
William and Aaron Lonax.. Funeral We'd
the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd
and Eye SITS. s.w. 1nternent Payne's Gem
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JACKSON, LILLY. on Sunday, September
20, 1881, LILLY JACKSON. wife OF Ray
mond jackson and daughter o.. the late
to mourn their loss q sister, Mrs. Mary
I; Erskine. and three brothers, Frederick
liam H. Watts. Remains resting at Ridg-
ley Hicks funeral parlors, 1880 NJ st.
NV, until Tuesday. September %. pm.
Funeral Wednesday. September Is, at Q
pm, at Halls Hill, Va. Interment Balti-
more, Nd. ~
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SIX WOMEN GET POSTS

Executive orders recently issued by
Che President provide for the appoint
snent OF six women to appropriate po-
tsitions In the Treasury Department,