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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-14

gets new ones by buying new stems. The same two musicians, pianist and violinist. have played on the set. for Norma shearer during every picture she has made in the last ten years.
 Lionel Barrymore once tipped the scales in the neighborh6od of 250 pounds. Buster Keaton wore a set of whiskers and cut-down mans suit for stage appearances when he was only three years old. William Haines used to be a bond salesman. Every major studio in Hollywood maintains it's own fire department. Nils Asther prefers peanut candy to any other kind. Natalie Prefers Red
 Natalie Kalmus, the color direc- tor of Technicolor. wears bright red most of the time because she be- lieves 1t makes her feel gay. De- spite three offers, Joan Blondelps sister, Gloria, won't give the movies tumble. Out of the 200 days he has been in Hollywood, Gregory Ratoff has worked 190. Vivienne Osborne, an American by birth. made her first stage hit in London. The first movie job Clark Gable over secured was as an extra in a 1oli Negri picture. And he was over.
 Madge Goes SpeedbQating
 Madge Evans is learning to pill
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-14

LOANS TO, ssoo--Only charge N' a month on unpaid oaiance Wa terbury Mutual Loan Aeeorlattous ae5 North Main st. Dial y-z6le.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-14
Business Seruuce
5l Business servrces tsend.red

WE are now !n a position 10 sup. Ply coats aprons and towels. Laundered weekly. Waterbury St. Dial 5-1377.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-14

GOOD-Work horse for, sale. Also wagon and harness. Call nights or Sunday. 2S2 So. Leonard St.
The Washington times., 1932-11-30
TOMORROW
14oO k'loeyeis. WJSV sos:4 Meter.

A. NJ.
7:O0-EIder Michaux's Radio Revival,
S:OO-SaIOn Musicale; Emery Deutsch,
conductor.
8:45-Keeping Up with The Washing
ton Time~-N. T.. r. Meekins.
9:OO-Reis and Dunn.
S:I'7GyPsy y Music Makers: -:mery
9:3O-TOny WOns-Are You Listenln' {?
9:45-Melody Parade; Emery eutsch,
conductor
1O:I5-yisiting with Ida Bailey Allen.
Radio Home Makers. Light"
lO:3O-The Four ClubmCn. Male QUAR-
tet. directed by Leigh Stevens,
IO:40-"Have You Heard?" Radio News
Column.
II :O0-Navy Band.
11:SO-Emery Deutsch and His Orches-
1":OO-Buddy IIar-od end His Orchestra.
2:3O-CoIumbia Review.
1:OO-GeOrge Hall and His Orchestra,
1:3O-Atlantic City Musicale,
2:O0-SOuthern Songs.
2:l5-American Museum Of Natural
History Program.
2:3O-American School Of the Air.
Dorothy Gordon. folk songs.
3:OO-Marie Powers. COntraltO; David
KeiSer, Pianist. and Frank La
Forge. AccOmpa mist.
S:3O-Frank Westphal and His Or
Chestra.
4:OO-Army Band.
4:45-Amerlcan Legion National Trade
Revival Campaign Speaker.
5:OO-Ben Alley. Tenor, with Emery
DeUtsch's Orchestra.
Headlines.
5:3O--Skippy.
5:45-Vaughn De Leath.
The Washington times., 1932-11-30
Those Marxnen

Having heard half of the four
Marx Brothers, to wit, Groucho
and Chico, on their first broad
east Monday night, it seems as
though their sponsors are over
boxing a good bet by not pipeing
them in. locally.
: Surely Washington stands high
among the cities which give a
great following to the mad Marx
hares. their pictures always play
ing to crowded houses, and there
ore many persons wro would like
to hear the programs, but who
find it so much easier to listen
to local station if that stations
program is at all pleasing, rather
than contend with fading or in
reference.
If their opening program is
any criterion, the boys are going
to make their Marx on the air as
they have on the stage and screen
and promise to make Monday a
night worth staying home. OF
course we miss Harpo, but then,
you can't have everything. But
lets have the program on WRC.
The Washington times., 1932-11-30

aay' SATURDAY JAMES McGRATH
and Sunday. It's a girl at the
Ralph (WMAL) Hamills. .Mebbe
you think you can write a popular
Song. Well, the Orchestra World,
1000 Broadway, New York, is Of
1Iering prizes for original numbers
from the pens of amateur song
writer's. The Five Star Theater
SWJZ) offers a dramatization of
charlie Chan in The Black
camel" Friday evening. The
Crime Club will switch from Co
Almbia to N.B.C. after the first of
the year. The maker of a cigar
cite that has never been exploited
over a network WI sponsor
Georgie Price in February. Those
swo-hour broadcasts will originate
Saturday on the WEAF, not
WIZ, network. Santa Claus will
set up temporary headquarters at
WMAL beginning Saturday.
The Washington times., 1932-11-30
RADIO RAMBLES = PROGRAMS
Don't Miss These

7:2O p. m.-The News Spot
light. Ed Taber (WOL.
8:45 p. l1.--Jack Denny and his
Orchestra with Evan Evans, So
tOist (WRCl.
Canadlans with Burns and Allen
(WJSV).
$3.50 r. m.-RObert Ruckman.
Organist (WMAL).
1880 p. m.-Radic Rubes. Hill
Billy Songs (WBAE.
1I:17 y. m.-Tho Three Keys
(WRC).
Herald and Hearst MetrOtOne
News Globe TrOtter, Arthur Reilly
(WJSN).
The Washington times., 1932-11-30

over to the Red
Gross. Well be
3 ad to vel.
come back to
the air Moran
and Mack 1.-TWO
3 ck CroWs)
tomorrow night
On Rudy Val
lees prog ram
:. Duke Filing
ton, in town for
P er s o nal ap-
p e q r a noes at
The H o W ar d,
Ein do his act
on WMAL Fri
The Washington times., 1932-11-30
Here And There
In the Realm Of
sBroadcastins
BY STANLEY BIGELOW

: I hear Dave Rubinoff has just
signed up for 1888 with the cof.
Zee sponsors. And Paul White
mans musickers are charging
spngsmiths one buck each for plug
R1ng new songs, with The under
standing the money will be turned
The Washington times., 1932-11-30
Chin-Chatter

Looks like a good broadcast
Jim McGrath, popular local sports
announcer will stage over VOL
tonight. He calls the act 'Chin
Chatter" and he's going to intro
duce Kirk Miller. Times sports
editor. in a 15-minute broadcast.
The Washington times., 1932-11-30
'6O Ki'Ocycle' WBAL

4:OO-Little Symphony.
4:3O-StudlO Program.
4:4H-Maurice Sherman and His Or
chestra.
5:l5-DrOmedary Caravan.
5:3O-The Singing Lady.
5:45-Little Orphan Annie.
6:OO-Del Lamps and His Orchestra.
6:3O-DFamatic Program.
6:45-TOday's News.
7:OO-AmOs IN Andy.
7:l5-ImpersOnatiOns by Ward Wilson.
5:3O-Jack Fulton. jr., Tenor,
5:45-JOhnny Hart in Hollywood.
S:OO-Captain Diamonds Adventures.
8:SO-Jay Dennis and Ted Reese, Songs
and Patter.
8:45-Charles HamD. Songs and Patter,
9:OO-AdVentures Of Sherlock Holmes.
9:SO-FrienjShin Town.
lO:OO-PhilIips Lord In the Country
lO:15-Fifteen Minutes with Andy Sa-
nella.
1O:SO-RadiO Rubes, Hill Billy Songs,
lO:45-Mildred RHiIey, Blues Singer.
II :Wl-Pickens Sisters-HarmOny Trio,
ll:iS-Cesare SOderO and N.B.C. Con-
cert Orchestra,
l2:OO-Cab Galloway and His Orches-
12:sO-Ted Weems and His Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1932-11-30
TODAY'S PROGRAMS
i4eo Kl'OeyeIs' WJSV sOSA Meters

4:OO-CIaude Hopkins Orchestra.
S4:15-Dr. John Fl. Finley.
-4:3O-.Jack Brooks Orchestra.
~4:45-"GOIng to Press"
b:00-Tamara Dimitrieff,
-6:15-TOday and Yesterday In the
. Headlines.
. G:30-SE1ppy
S6:A5-The Lone Wolf Tribe.
6:OO-Vaughn De Leath.
76:16-On the Air Tonight.
= 6:20--(SeOrge Halls Orchestra.
6:3O-COnnie Boswell.
s6:45--The FunnybOners.
G7:OO-MyFt and MarGe.
S:15-Keeplng Up with Events.
7:3O-Three X Sisters
5:45-AnGelO Patri.
6:OO--Whispering Jack Smith.
0:15-Slngin' Sam.
B:3O-K&te Smith.
S:45-ScFappy Lambert and Billy Hill
O:OO-iiuy LOmbardo's Canadians, with
Burns and Allen.
0:30-CFime Club.
10 :OO-Ruth Etting.
10sl5-Easy Aces.
10 O:3O-J. G, FIlDpencles.
Al :O0-HOward BarlOw's Orchestra.
Ill :3O-rThe Washington Herald and
Hearst MetrOtOne News Globe
TPOtteF.
11:45-laham Jones' Orchestra.
= :O0-DOm Redman's Orchestra.
12 :3O-LeOn BelascO's Orchestra.
1:OO-SlRn-
The Washington times., 1932-11-30

5:3Oz"Primer for Town Farmers"
5:4O-lntePludP.
5:46-NewS Flashes.
6:OO-COfFect Time and Program Re-
8:OO-lrma Briggs, with Margaret
Grant.
6:l6-Allce u. Harvey.
6;3O-HeIen ID. Underwood and Hazel
Piers.
6:45-''TO Keep America American"
7:O0-COnCeFt Orchestra.
7:25-Isaac Cans.
7:3O-WOIId Famous TrOmbOnlst.
7:45-SO0gs the People Love.
S:OO-U. 3. Navy Band Concert.
Y:OO-RObert Freund and Edna Lee
Freund.
9:15-Zat Evenne From Paris.
0:3O-RObPrt Buckman.
1O:OO-The POstiliOn.
1O:15-MarathOn Dance.
1O:3O-Arabian Nights Orchestra.
II coolies COIvin's Orchestra.
IL :3O-TOmmy Myles and His Club
PFudhOho Orchestra.
II 12:OO-Weathcr Report.
The Washington times., 1932-11-30
1910 KlIOcycIes WOT,
229 Meters

4:OO-Mary Van FOssen Schwab.
4:l5-LOuis ROthschild.
4:3O-SalOn Musicale.
4:45-(iame Talk.
5:OO-SOmething for Everyone.
5:3O-(;Oncert Walt1es.
5:45-WatchtOwer of Scouting.
6:OO-FreddIe and Joe.
6:l5-ChIn Chatter.
6:29-Weather Forecast.
6:3O-Organ Reveries.
6:l5-HOnOIulu Duo.
1'U0-DinneF Concert.
7:2O-The News Spotlight by Ed Taber.
5:S0-Argentihe Tango.
7:45-Clare BOrjes,
8:OO-PianO lmprOVlsatlOnS.
8:l5-The Voice of Richard Crooks.
8:3O-ROyal Hawaiians.
8:45-Clarence Albright.
9:OO-GOOd Mite.
Evening star., 1932-05-31
DrathH.

at Homeopathic Hospital, ALICE M. be
loved wife Of Earl 7: Allen. Funeral from
dale, Md. on wednesday,: june i. at =
pm. Relatives and friends invited In
ternent Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
ANDREWS. ELIPHALET FRASER. On Tues
day May 81; 1882. at his home. Seminary
beloved husband of Helen Tucker An
and Marietta Minnigerode Andrews. Fu-
neral from Christ Church. Alexandria. Va
on Wednesday. June !. at o'clock. In
BERRY; JOHN. Departed this life on Fri;
the late William and Susan Berry, hus.
BAN band Of the late Mary Berry L He leaves I'VE:
STehsr lhar Mss Berry Cora and oshar
atives and friends to, mourn their. loss
Remains resting at J. T. stewaTt's tu-
Nav 81. thereafter at the residence Of his
daughter, 2ls 9 st. NV. Funeral Wednes.
Baptist Church. 18th and c sts. ne, Rev
]. T. Smith ofhciating. 81
BLENCOWE, CHARLES. On Monday. MAY
nN a. Apt MS beoSed R1s
band Of Annie E. Blencowe and father
Of Mrs. George Clark: Mrs. snowden Valk
Blencowe' remains resting at the W "
Chambers Co. funeral home 1400 Chapir
81. NV. Notice OF funeral later.
BROWN, THEODORE FRANCIS. On Sun.
Gay. May 20, 1882. at his residence. ll3C
9Th st: NV, THEODORE FRANCIS
loving father OF William Leon Brown. sor
Of Isaac and Fannie Brown. He also
leaves to mourn his departure three
brothers, two sisters and many other rel
atves and friends. Remains resting a.
the John Rhines funeral FTnsTa1 ehs9e s.S
June i. at 8 am, from Holy Redeeme
church. interment Mount Olivet Gene
tery.
BUTLER. DAVID. On Sunday. May 20
1892. at Freedmen's Hospital. DAVIE
BUTLER. devoted husband OF Irene Butlel
and son Of Lizzie Edwards. He also
leaves seven sisters and four brothers
neral church, 1882 You st: NV; until
pm. Tuesday. thereafter at his late resi-
dence. s Ross st, Bladensburg, Nd. Fu
neral Wednesday. June l.. at $50 am
from st. Jeromes Catholic Church
Hyattsviile. Md
CASSELL. MINNIE. On Saturday. May 2s
1882. at her residence. 1907 Conn. ave
NV. MINNIE CASSELL fnee Brazerol
beloved wife OF Harry A. Cassen. Funera
June l. at $50 m; thence to the Churcf
of the Blessed Sacrament. where mass vii
be said at 9 am. Interment at Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Friends and relative!
invited 81
CORCORAN. MARY Ann. Suddenly. Sunday
MAY. 30. 1922. at Sis O'Clock pm at heI
IesidenSe; 2slo NJ ST. nv. nv. MARY As AND Z
Corcoran; aged 50 years. Funeral Wednes
residence Relatives and friends invited
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 81
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III Mrntnrtant

gRRq 25z e r puc c6IEsssu as.F su;ss5d :ad
one year ago today.
Peace be thine
| WIFE AND CHILDREN
COLLINS. ALBERT r. In loving remem-
ALBERT r. COLLINS who departed this
NE one year ago today. May 81, 1881
We cannot forget you. nor do We intend
we think Of you always and will to the end
zone ana forgotten by some you may be-
BrydssT Bq1 dear TO o. memory you win ever be
AND CHILDREN
CURTIN. MAURICE J. In ,oving ,.rr.
nTsTIn,, prsnGe OF our dear husband and father.
MAURICE CURTIN. who died hve years
Ais s I9Gay DGHoTEb Hhy R1pE vi E'21 AND CHILDREN
9.S.d;.4 %y dss5 ME- MAME If5 DEEsHs sno'y r6e
years ago today. May 81. 1880
You had a smile that every one loved,
heart as pure as gold.
40 VINO tnose who knew and loved you.
1our memory VIII never grow old
TIL memory fades and life departs
You'll live forever in my heart
Time takes away the edge OF grief.
but sweet memory turns back every leaf.
HUSBAND. JOHN W. DENNIS.
think Of you in silence,
No eyes can see me weep.
But many a silent tear I shed
When others are asleep.
The S years M may wipe out many things.
The memory OF those happy days
When we were together
MOTHER MRS. CORA PATRICK. .
FOX MARTHA: RYDER, MAMIE. Sacred
RI Hf62y fo% vSd R . nY asep sSepee at9
1912 and devoted sister. MAMIE RYDER.
who left me May 81. 1917.
No. cannot forget them.
Though long may be the years
Tine has not, healed my aching heart.
Nor filled their vacant chars
JONES. LAURA. In loving memory of our
devoted mother, LAURA JONES. who de-
parted this life six years ago today, May
You. dear mother. have shown us God.
You left the gates Of heaven aiar.
HER DEVOTED sci cHEpREN, TEISa Ne FRa1 sR2ae MYR
TIE AND ANNE MAE
oa1 assr SAaha mdsfr Il Lying s o
died two years ago. May 81. 1880.
Gone dear mother. gone forever.
ai3 How W. We m miss your smiling face.
None on earth can take your place
happy home we once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still.
But death has left loneliness
The world can never fill.
HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
TIGNOR, L0TTIE E. In memory Of a won
derful mother Mrs. LOTTIE z. TTGEOR,
xias isis. left US fourteen years ago. May ST.
God took the sunshine and roses.
He took the moonlight and dew:
He TOOK the song of the songbrds,
He took the heavens of blue,
And He nodded the image OF mother.
Perfection Of all Of His arts
Prom His home high above He endowed
her with love,
As He crowned her the queen Of our
hearts.
And after she'd scattered her sunshine
And after her song was sung through,
God took her in all her perfection
High up in His heavens of blue.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
TURNER, ISABEL. In fond remembrance Of
q devoted mother and loving sister. ISA-
BEL TURNER, who departed this life May
81. 1912.
Loved in life in death remembered.
HER CHILDREN AND SISTER.
WARD IRENE PATRICIA In tender mem
ory OF our baby. PATSY" who entered
nto eternaI res. year ago today, MAY
Evening star., 1932-05-31
Dratha.

TALBERT, GERTRUDE. On Monday. May
80. 1882, at her residence, 1909 9Th st. NV,
GERTRUDE TALBERT, devoted wife Of
Charles D. Talbert, mother Of James r.
Mahoney and rister of Maud Eugent No
nc. tttce 81 81 funeral ns later later Remains resting At
st. NV.
ToLEs. LIEUT.. CoMDR WALTER W. Sud-
aenly, on Monday. May 80, 1882, at his
EIEgT GoiNibsF ;ciif!s %ALfas'h %ALTfERs' w. s'1ohs 1ohEs:
Raret M Toles. Notice Of funeral Il later.
WINE; ELIZABETH BUEHLER. Passed on
SuddenIy' on Friday, May 81, 1882. at the
nome OF her son. Louis d Wine IN San
Ft,ssncisco ELIZABETH BUEHLER WINE.
wldoW OF the late Louis D. Wine, leaving
aiS9 Gaughter. Mrs. Horace L. Walker
OF lIOl Upshur st. NV, Washington, D. C.
Funera! services at the chapel Of Joseph
Gawler Sons. 1850 Pennsylvania ave nv,
wednesday. June l. at II 80 o M Inter.
ment at Gettysburg, Pa
WOOD, MARY ELIZABETH Entered into
rest on Sunday. May 20. 1892, al 5:45 m
q, a. Z, Der residence. 1921 NJ St NV MARY
ESLidAAbETH, Sia wife OF the late John w. II.
Wooo beloved mother 'of F. D., John r. r.
pny; Mrs Edgar w. Pohlig and Mrs Aline
Hudgins. Body resting at Hysone's nar
iors. 1900 N st. NV. Requiem mass at ST
Matthews Church. Wednesday June / al
am' Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
WOOD. MARY z. Members of Washington
council Catholic Women Benevolent leg
enc naoo, are requested to attend the fl-
st. Matthews Church June l. 1881 at
H. NJ. KNIGHTON, Sect. fte''
Evening star., 1932-05-31
H. F. M'QUEENEYS
BURIAL TOMORROW
Funeral Services for Public School
Official Scheduled at
9 AM.

Funeral services for Hugh Francis
McQueeney, superintendent of Gus
todians and engineers in the public
school system. who died Saturday night
after Al years service in the school
system, will be held at his residence
1925 Bladensburg road northeast. at 9
am. tomorrow. followed by requiem
mass at st. Marys Catholic Church
Burial will be in st. Marys Cemetery.
Appointed to the school system on
July !, 1885. Mr.. McQueeney had served
as custodian and engineer Of many of
the Districts largest school buildings,
including Eastern and Central High
Schools. In November, 1900, he was
transferred to the D. C. repair shop,
and, in turn. detailed as an inspector of
public schools. In 1902 he was made
superintendent Of the custodian staff
Of the schools, having complete charge
over all engineers and janitors in the
system.
Mr.. McQueeney had been i'll for sew
eral months and was removed last
week to Providence Hospital. where his
leg was amputated in an effort to ar
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Mcneil. CHARLES A. On Monday. May 80

1882. CHARLES A, beloved husband Of
Helen Ruth Mcneil and son Of Charles H
Alice Meyers Mrs. Ara Sheafer and Alton
2. William <. Hugh D.. Leslie NJ. and
E. Nellie L. and Naomi Mcneil. Funeral
from the W. w. Chambers Co funeral
nome. 1i00 Chaplin st. NV. on Wednesday
June !, at I'm Relatives and friends in
Yited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

7. WILLIAM LEES SONS,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CREMATORIUM
$50 PA. AVE. NV. NATIONAL 1884. 1855.
Frank Geier's Sons Co.
Ills SEVENTH ST NV Natio,ol 1d72
Modern Chapel. Telephone ANotIOliol 6Ho
Evening star., 1932-05-31

rest infection which had set in in his
foot.
He is survived by his wife Mrs Eliza
beth Auth McQueeney. and IL children,
all of Washington. The children are
Francis, Regina, Dorothy, Marietta,
Santus, John, Phoebe, Carl, Rita,
Joseph and Jerome There also are
two grandchildren and brother. Will
liam, who was McQueeney's assistant.
He was a member Of Potomac Coun-
Gil, No. 433, Knights Of Columbus.
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McoUEENEY. HUGH FRANCIS. On satu

day, May %. 1892, HUGH FRANCIS. be-
loved husband Of Elizabeth McQueeney
tnee AUTH. Funeral from his late resi-
dence. 1925 Bladensburg road ne. on We'd
nesday, June l. at am. Requiem mass
at st. MaryS Church at $50 o'clock
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
St. Mery'S Cemetery. 81
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Firemen Hold Hook-up Drill.

FORESTVILLE, Md, May 81 (Spe-
aD.-Thc Forestville and Marlboro
Volunte~ Fire Departments held a
hook-up drill last night at Stewart's
lily pond. Both companies are expected
to make good showing in the hook-up
contests at the annual convention OF
the Prince Georges County Volunteer
FfYemens Association in July. at Bowie.
Evening star., 1932-05-31

Monday, May 80. 1882, at Sea View Hos
pital. Staten Island, N. Y. CARRIE LU-
C1LLE tnee Adams, beloved sister OF Mrs
Elizabeth A. Julian. Joseph w. Adams,
Miss NJ. Pearl Adams and Mrs Ethel A.
Knox. aunt Of DR.. Percy L. Julian and
James S Julian. jr. Remains at McGuire's S
funeral par!ors 1920 9th St NV High
mass June 2, at 10 am, at St. Augustine's S
Church. Funeral private Please omit
flowers. 1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gem
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McoUEENEY. HUGH FRANCIS. tt

bers Of Potomac Council. No 433 knights
OF Columbus. are hereby notified Of the
death OF Brother HUGH FRANCIS NC
QUEENEY. 1925 Bladensburg I'd ne, on
Saturday. May %. 1882. All members will
please assemble at the Knlghts Of Column
bus Hall Tuesday. May 81, at tbs pm.
We will then visit the home of our depart
ed brother, where the usual service will
be held.
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LATNEf. WALTER s. On Monday. May 80
1882 at Freedmen's Hospital WALTER s.
LATNEY. devoted father Of Gertrude VIII
son: Estelle Boyd and Clarence Latney
brother OF Carrie Jackson ard step
brother of Octavia Gordon. Funeral FIJI
day. June 3. at 2 pm. from the w Ernest
Jarvis funeral church. 1892 st. NV. In
terment Payne's Cemetery 2
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GEORGE F. HOWELL, Grand knight.

lss sgsdsy' May = issi. JOIN JfRsfssH Wesley Ley
2rs t. gsrs ss5 one loss fahs snd
hos sns Of restns ShsF at Tees be eo4ss ans
from Ts6eFnseis Bsptist Church: p!ytsion;
Paynes Cemetery.
MOORE. HERMAN: On Saturday May 2s
1882, at Walter Reed Hospital. HERMAN,
and IeonaTd Meore APsS FanersP GhR
Church. Gefmsnaovn. IRON Nd ASGseg Remafns IN rest +
Church. 1852 U st. NV. '' '' -
MURRAY. EMMA J. S. Suddenly. on Mon
5nd baoEts %Uhsr Of
e hf services 81 at MaFc
Co. funeral home. i4oo Chaplin St. NV,
and friends invited. 1nterment Con-
gressonal Cemetery.
MURRAY. EMMA J. S. Oficers and men,
bers of Miriam Rebexah Lodge, No. g.. /.
0. O. F., are requested to attend the fu-
neral of our late secretary, Emma J. s.
MURRAY. sdy .oa at Chambers undertaking par
- EMMA J. J. scH1pPEI. N G.
sssss AND .3 0fs5s past p5ss
bly, will meet at Chambers funeral par
ne fss chap2 at st. pm TO sttend S.
EMMA J. S. MURRAY. 'Oe' ''''@'
8. MARIE sPEkE sPEkENH1ER, ii asGNsoN' seq r'e''
bs bsovea sF Vs II jane; SVsn, Fl s
loving mother. Mrs. Susan am YasSoush: arb t't two
sisters; flve brothers; William. George,
ss0lsa nsSi lsh. i snd stns so.t
wednesday. June i. from the Church Of
the Incarnation. Deanwood. D. c.. where
high requiem mass will be sung at am.
for the repose Of her soul.
bers of st; Ausustine's Relief Society are
May. 81. 1882. at s O'Clock. at i1ls Whit:
nI tinEham & place ne Funeral June !. At
L. R. GORDON. Rec Sec
1892, at GeoEgetown University Hospital
wife i Of Oliver E. Purdy Of ail saileys e Cross
Roads. Va, Funeral service Wednesday.
Church. Bailston. Va. fnterment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery.
oUINTER. MAUDE a. Passed away. on
sunday NAY sS. 2s goS ls' &, at $40 d:ba
MAUDE A. oUINTER Inee Hopkins .,
Hopkins, formerly Of this city. Interment
at Boise, Idaho. Wednesday, June l.
ROY, WILLIAM. Departed this life sud-
denly. on Monday. May 80. 1882. at 9 PM,
WILLIAM ROY, known as Pete" Roy. de-
voted husband Of Mrs. Althea Roy. father
of Marie Reeder and William Roy, jr. be-
loved brother Of Charles p. Roy. Lucy
Gaddis and Elizabeth Cook. brother in
law Of Giles Cook. Notice of funeral later.
SHEAHAN. KATHERINE. Suddenly, on Sun
day, May 29, 1892, at Casualty Hospital.
KATHERINE, beloved wife of Michael A.
Sheahan, GOT 9Th st. ne, and daughter Of
the late Richard and Sarah Kearns. Fu-
neral from the above residence on Thurs
day. June 2, at $50 am. Requiem mass
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited.
STEIN. FRANK W. On Monday. May 80,
1889, at Providence Hospital, FRANK W..
beloved husband of the late Emma B. Stein
and father of Mrs; Margaret s, Conway,
funeral home: s24 New. York ave NV. on
ment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
STRAUB, CATHARINE z. On Saturday
May 2s, 1882, at Providence Hospital
chapel Of Thomas F. Murray & Son, 2ooi
held on Wednesday. June /. at $50 q m
Mass at the Church Of the Assumption
CONGRESS Heights, D. c., at 8 am. Rela.
tives and friends invited. Interment HOLY
Rood Cemetery. 81
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FOUND.

DOG-Female black and tan dog; Va. tag
26477 Phone Col 2373-J.
PUMPS. patent leather, on Hesketh st. near
Wisconsin ave Call Wisconsin 4444. 4605
Davidson drive, Ch. Ch., Nd.
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JOHNSON, ELLA. On Monday May 80.
1892 at her residence, 808 Montgomery
81, alexandria, Va ELLA JOHNSON. de-
voted mother of David and Alice johnson
She also leaves many other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the John T
Rhines funeral chapel 3rd and Eve SITS
s.H. Notice of funeral Later
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Baptists to Meet july II.

PURCELLVILLE. Va, May 81 (Spe-
ciaD The annual three-day meeting
Of the Primitive Baptists will be held
at North Fork from July II to 20
inclusive