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Evening star., 1934-07-17
NOVEL PROGRAM
TO BEGIN MONDAY
Scare and Feeding of Hobby
Horses" to Be Heard
Over Columbia.

r VAVE you heard of the mon
skid" fishing worm? Or the
obliging tomato vine which
IL Il provides a tremendous crop
of tomatoes above ground
and a record number Of potatoes be-
low ground? Or the bored industrial
leader who suddenly decided he want
ed white rhinoceros-and went out
and got one?
These and other fascinating sub
jectS Of a similar nature will be con-
sidered IN a novel series Of weekly
programs entitled Care and Feeding
the Hobby Horses" to be introduced
over the Columbia network Monday.
Designed as an informal roundup
of unusual and popular hobbies
everywhere. these programs Will be
written by Dixie Wilson. well known
short story author. and broadcast
under the auspices of the Leisure
League of America. in cooperation
with Columbia. Howard Barlow's
concert orchestra Will provide the
musical setting for Miss wilson's
dramatlZed resume Of the hobby field
and a list Of sololsts will be an
nounced later.
5ames S. Stanley. president of the
Leisure League, has this to say con-
cerning the Care and Feeding OF
Hobby Horses:
First of all hope no one thinks
for a minute that we're trying to tell
people what 70 do with their leisure
time. All we're going to do is to pre-
sent, as entertainingly as possible, some
of the many amusing and pleasant
things they can do-if they want to
Some of my friends found it amusing
TO round up information about un-
usual and interesting hobbies. And
with the advent Of added leisure came
many inquiries on these subjects from
other people So We decided to es-
tabhsh 8 central clearing house for
those who nursed a hobby in their
home-and weren't quite sure what
TO do about il
The Leisure League Is non-proflt-
making organization designed TO be
Evening star., 1934-07-17

"The Old Gang and the New DeaW
is his topic.
Doris Doe, contralto star Of the
Metropolitan Opera Co., will make
her final appearance of the season
with the N. B. c. Symphony Orches-
ira over WMAL at $50. She will
sing an aria from Handel's opera
"Rinaldo"
The @. S. IT. dramatization over
WRC at 10 will depict the efforts of
Evening star., 1934-07-17
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

amateur radio operators to conserve
wild animal life.
The Goldman Band will play a
group of favorite Sousa marches dur
ing its concert over WMAL at 7:30.
VOL will broadcast the United
States Navy Bands concert in West
Potomac Park from 7:30 to $50. Sc
lections from Rio Rita" and the
"Bacchanale," from Samson and
Delilah," will be featured.
Evening star., 1934-07-17

The Viennese operetta, The Blue
Paradise" will be the Theater of the
Air presentation tonight at Q over
WRC. John Barclay and Rose Dir
mann will have the leading roles.
Senator Tydings. Democrat, of
Maryland, will be the speaker during
the third Of the series of Party Is
sues" programs over WJSV at 10.
Evening star., 1934-07-17

self-supporting and dedicated to the
pleasant task of suggesting amusing
and fascinating ways Of exploiting
ones leisure time.
\
HAWAII'S greeting to President
i / Roosevelt, expected to be an
elaborate affair. will have Amer
ica's radio listeners as an audience.
Plans just announced by N. B. G.
provide for an hours broadcast Of the
event July 26.
X
VINCENT LOPEZ, appearing at the
' Fox Theater this week with his
famous band, is searching Wash
ington for some new talent to take
with him on his tour He wants par
ticularly singers with novel talents" ."
ASpirants are being given additions
at the theater.
Evening star., 1934-07-17
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it Is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care Of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation Of the box
ticket.
Evening star., 1934-07-17

BUICKs-see me at Buick agency about
trading your car for q better one. Ma,
$500. T. s. Gaddess. 1918 14th; after q
call my home, ME. 2I6l.
Evening star., 1934-07-17
EMPLoYMENT AGENCIES.

DOMESTIC
DOMESTIC AGENCY" DE. 241g. 1873
gth st. NV. furnishes COOKS. G. d. w. oay
workers. outlerS, housemen. ehAuneUrs.
ReAperk.
Evening star., 1934-07-17
HEIP-WOMEN.


with following preferred. L. Frank Co.
18th and ? SITS. NV. 2nd floor.
LADIES t3). for special ssleswork Guar
anteed salary. $40 weekly, commission
GarlinEer & Co. 916 G st. NV.
sECRETARY-sTEN for public
accountants once. In replying please
state full particulars. Address Box SOLO
STENOGRAPHER and dictaphone expert
ehced IN meeting public; permanent posi-
tton. Address Box 394 M Star once stat
ing aEe. experience. salary. references and
TAKE care house and child for room and
ooard; small salary; refs. Address Box
$500. Star Office. 49,
MATTRESSES (2). experienced; must be
capable, refined. Call 3042 14th st. NV, .
WOMAN. white. or couple. keep house and
care for 2 small children. in mothereSs
home. Give age and full particulars. Ad-
dress Box 39l M Star ONCE.
YOUNG LADY for table service hours
per day. Albany Pharmacy. 18th and H
YOUNG LADY. experienced. for general
ONCE work; insurance experience preferred
Apply Hutchins Mutual Ins. Co. $50 D
st. NV.
YOUNG LADY, assist dentist use type
writer; $50 TO start. Give telephone num-
Der. Address Box 35I-Q Star once.
YOUNG LADIES for curb service. Apply
Hsrrys Blue Bird Bar-B-O between 8
and pm. Near Washington Airport.
A DEPARTMENT STORE
requires the services of an ex-
perienced manicurist. In max
ing application state age, ex-
perience and salary expected.
Address Box $3.50, Star office.
Evening star., 1934-07-17
RooMs-UNFURNIsHED.
ROOMS--sUBURBAN.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

WILL SHARE ROOM in nearby Va. with
another .conRenial young man privileges
concession for auto trans. walnut 927o-
Evening star., 1934-07-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Moonlight excursion, Lebanon Chap
ter, o. E. S, Wilson Line, $3.50 pm.
Meeting. International Society for
Crippled Children, Mayfower Hotel, 9
am.
Luncheon. Liens Club, Mayflower
Hotel. II 80 pm.
Meeting. Brewers Code Authority,
Mayflower Hotel. 10 am.
Benefit lawn fete, Womens Auxil-
iary, No. Is, Typographical Union No.
I0l. Stanton Park Hospital Grounds,
Sixth and Massachusetts, avenue north
east 7.30 to 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1934-07-17

1907 KENYON ST N.w.--Large. furnished
room, near bath. end floor; ~ week. siS
month. gentleman preferred. Columbia
Evening star., 1934-07-17
HELP-DOMESTIC.

MOTHERS HELPER-Woman- coioTed- be-
tween ages 80 and As. in return for fine
home. 400 Franklin st. ne. PO. OS14
after $40 pm.
WOMAN colored, reliable, for general
housework. cooking. laundry; in family
references required. Apt. 207-A. the
Westchester
YOUNG GIRL as mothers helper; small
apt; room, board and $40 month. Call
GEoreia 4Q44
Evening star., 1934-07-17
MOTOR TRAVEL,

2 LADIES PLAN TRIP NORTHERN NEW
YORK last of July: desire , others. share
expenses. help drive. PO. 4721.
DRIVING DENVER. EARLY WEDNESDAY,
m, large comfortable car: take 3. Lieut.
MAY. Adams 7404. 1886 Harvard NV.
LADY WOULD LIKE SOME ONE TO HELP
drive Providence and Cape Cod; must
ave good references. GE. S579. 1S'
DETROIT. SAGINAW; LEAVE FRIDAY
Shepherd 1901 ISS
Evening star., 1934-07-17
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(Centinusd.)

rooms e-storS hall sac.
ck service white mechanics Call any
. Neat papPrg Adams 1S2R
Evening star., 1934-07-17

BUICK model 81 de luxe sedan; 8 wire
wheels trunk rack black body with ivory
trim; Ver( clean interior. motor and tires
excellent real value In a Buick for
S745. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 2l55 Champlsin
Evening star., 1934-07-17

TRUSTEES sALE-Oak Dale villa 7 miles
from white House; 80 rooms. large, shaded
grounds for club. hotel. garden: priced
under $4,000. Direct or your broker
GEORGE F. HULL
Rockville ma
Evening star., 1934-07-17
RooMs-FURNTsHEA
ICantlnuedy

tCaqtinued.l
i345 L sT. Hw.-~tssautifuiiy furnishsL
E3 r1Rnins water. $3.50; also S. So fbs.
room.
1907 KENYON 81. N.w.-Iargs. furniShed
month! n Gentlemen M preisrr.s pST CON clSr,sis M
REsEARCHMEN's CLUB. 1907 1FVs1 a.
SINGLE, - up; double 80 each person,
room and board with work. S525 weekly,
1900 MASS AVE NV. AFT. 4s- the Ds
Soto nicely furnished front rooms cool.
terms reasonable, ME. 46ib
1918 18th ST Nw-Doubis room: cooii
81 SO week home privileses
DESIRABLE room adjoining bath, down-
town apartment Unlimited telephone.
Cali evenings, ME. eies is.
zoos N ST, Nw.-Gentiemen. airy. well
furnished room. second floor. two windows'
save car fare, IL
i7f6 X ST. NV. APT, eO--LarVe, cool
attractive room. small adult tamlly' down
town apt: reasonable; after 80 y m.
1894 K ST. Nw-Cool, nicely furnished
front room corner Of 10th St; telephone
hot water ME, l7t0.
l49i CHAPLIN ST. Nw.-Front corner
room nicely furnished. detached house
all conveniences; reasonable. gentleman
6S3 0-Tdeal for Summer; iarRe, coy,
attractive rn.. south a Windowsl' mex.
bath; cont h. W, phone. radio, refs.
1888 COlsQ QMhlA kl.--Nt VIZ SlnAid rms
| doubles. 81 all outside; 4 baths. inst, h.w,.
maid verv hall r, So so: men. AD, 1O213.
| 1909 18th w.-Attractive house ls Sc
| yard porch swings; 70 outside rooms, Z
baths. New management 90
N II AVE FXTENDED-Larse bed room.
| yard porch, phone. plenty shade; reason
! able to gentleman. GE 1898.
| sos PA. AVE. SE.-One room and kitrh-
enette. Ink; heat. sas. electricity; 50 a
/ week.
1924 o1Nt ST. Nw-LarEe front rooms
| Housekeeping, laundry and parlor privi-
legeS.
1918 10th ST. NW.-Cool pleasant room
I " persons. windows. studio couch, next
| to bath: walking distance downtown.
e2I7 QUE ST N.w.-Comfortsble sinSls
or double room: excellent meals; home
privileges North ssli.
| DOWNTOWN, at Conn. Ave, 02o 17th Sc
| Second floor lRrEe Groom apt. S46. rooms,
Slb. $50; maid, phone.
174i P ST. -Beautlfully furnished
large bed-living room with private bath
| suitable for or =. also single room.
| hI2 sth ST NE-Two Ink rooms. hrs,
| hoor; sink, rance, poreh' everything fur
il03 13th ST. N.W.-Lovely cool second,
| adjoining bath: So so for two.
| 2sI4 ORDwAY ST. N.W.--LonE. double
| front room S35; sinEle rooms, $50; de-
| tached house: private bath and entrance
| GRALYN. IT4B Nw.-Larse, air.
| rooms; quiet. conveniently located, single
and double: SIS week up. To-
| 25OS CLIFFBOURNE PL q sth. Col. rdO-
/ Nicely furnished large front room fol
| nhkl. next bath. cont h W: reasonable
1854 COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Attractive
I end floor, next to bath; owners home
| employed persons preferred; reasonable
Evening star., 1934-07-17
EXECUTIVE WANTED
sALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
model. S1995 cash. Apex Elec. Co. 709
9th St NV, at @.
BACK BAR. beautiful large mirror and
Green soda fountain, 10 syrups two Green
Srsqght arms; cheap. ME. e676. s31
BED ROOM, wal. dining room suite, living
room. ,gateleg table. refrigerator. beds,
wardrobe. etc: cheap. 1903 Georgia ave
BICYCLES-Rollfast and other hish-grade
EEhee11S5i Hnszzeiton ntz Bicycle & Sporting Goods
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, all sizes;
supplies, repairing; ping-pong tables and
accessories. Conn. $40 9th st. NV. DI. 471l.
BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL from
many wreckinE Jobs. LarSest selection at
-HECHINGER CO.. Used Material Dept.
baaa end d kzs s NehGis sRf stS AS. sT sE
BUILDING MATEE1AL--Bricks.. doors.
windows. plumbing. radiation. latrobes.
beating !, sE, plants: Wreeking SOS; $40: 6l2.
1919 ist Sc. Lincoln 4098. i7s
DOUBLE COUCH. excellent condition. Sc:
so3 s4 Phone pIEPict 1859 seUe sSennEs
couches. radio. rugs. blankets, linens
spreads; excellent condition, No dealers
1921 21st St. janitor.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR-We have a
kOO0 OF2-It. pOX IOr safe at
$50 so. "a well known make) Kits.
1880 G st.
ELEC. REFRIGERATOR 5I5 Gu It.. fioor
sample. 1-year guarantee; bargain for
cash. 709 9th st. NV. ME. zoos.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES-An unusual
opportunity to buy at one-haH regular
price Washing machines. ironers. vacuum
cleaners and attachments. radio and ae-
ceSSories. novelties. Limited quantity.
Carroll Supply Co. Ut 18th st. NV.
FIXTURES (barber shopl for white hy-
draulic chair, French double mirror, COM
plete $3.50 WEST 223l-W.
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. china, glassware.
rugs. silverwaTe, paintings Highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. AD. 5133.
FURNITURE of 3-room and kitchen apt.
all modern. 1921 Georgia ave, NV. Apt.
FURNITURE and furnishings from private
home; bed room and living room. carved
mahogany bookcase, painting. Oriental
rugs. Chinese rug, china and glassware,
lamps etc 37l1 Northampton St.. Chevy
Chase. d. C.. evenings after q pm. is
OFFICE FURNITUR+A large assortment
Of used pieces at low prices. H Baum g.
Son, GIG E Sc. NV
OFFICE FURNITURE. used; Govt surplus
and seconds; lowest prices. Commercial
once Furn Co.. 430 eth NV. ME- 7742.
PAINT-save at Pyus Adams. Pure lin
seed oil. soc gal; gloss paints. S1-36 Sal.
1119 9th st. NV. MA. 890l.
sEWTNG MACHTNE-singer D. H round
bobbin bah bearing, runs Ike new. oniy
$1,000: other bargains. 1897 Conn. 9Ve.
Evening star., 1934-07-17

MACHINIST WANTS TOOLS. COMPLETE
set or separate. Address Box 344-M. Star
office
HEMORRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method results effective for a lifetime
or money back; write for booklet; no drugs
or surgery. DIR. SOMMERWERCK. 1865
Columbia I'd. Adams O3ss.
CATHEDRAL HALL SCH L-PLAY
GROUPS ALL SPORTS GIRLS AND
BOYS, , TO 10. TRANSPORTATION
PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR SMALL Chill
dren. incloSed playground large, shady
trees; hot dinner, noon. 1S40 Kalorama
I'd. CO 1886. 24'
MASSAGE IN YOUR OWN HOME BY
expert white masseuse. for ladies only.
ASK YOUR MUSIC DEALER FOR VEL
THE COUNTRYsDE SCHOOL IS CON-
and boarding: swimming. shower, wading.
pony riding. artcraft work. Woodworking,
nature lore. woodcraft and many outdoor
activities; gardening for each child daily
contact with pets as rabbits. puppies
chicks ducks snC birds. Under supervtsion
OF trained teachers for young children;
pleasure Of children. 6-day week for day
mothers; transportation furnished. LU-
rILLE L. MILLER, director. 912S Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Nd. Telephone SHep-
CARROLL SPRINGS INN
offers special features on Tuesday and
Friday. Contract lessons, luncheon and
swimming for S1.25. Shepherd 2040.
Evening star., 1934-07-17
RoOMS-FURNISHED

ROOMS-FURNISH
3s40 NEW HAMP. AVE Nw.-One room
with twin beds and porch, one bachelor
parlor both cool and outside rooms; light
Housekeeping If desired garage. COlum-
631 EYE NW.-Cool rooms. clean, newly
papered: two very large; overstuffed fur,
Room. ROOM kit. porch. s6. Basement. s6, One
room So. New management 49,
DOWNTOWN. 1904 G ST. NV. Apt. .
Convenient single room with fan. next to
s Box sprnss hso 0na b0ek om
woodward & Lothrop store.
3IB6 MT PLEASANT N.W.-2nd floor;
large front rooms delightfully cool un-
usually bright; next bath: IN private house
apt; attractive reception hall: $3.50 wk
Convenient cars. stores: twin beds.
1918 18th W-2nd-door front room. 3
windows. semi-priyate bath. S22.50. Also
nice room. 2 windows. Semi-prtvate bath.
1871 K ST. NW.-Beautifully furnished
room for men only; all conyentences Rent
only S25. Percy H, Russell Co., 1871 K
ON-COLUMBIA. 2120-25 q ST. NV.
maid service; s4 S450, Sc each for 3.
PORTLAND. 1929 Vermont. Thomas Circle;
Cool in Summer clean, convenient; maid
service; Summer rates, each. S4. $500,
81 for 3. or l in room.
CHEVY CHASE-Private home. Delight
fully cool double rooms one porch ex-
tension: semi-private bath. Breakfast op-
tional. WI. 34OO.
1892 L ST. Nw-Large. cool front Ink.
rooms, with alcove kitchenette; reasonable.
also sleeping and In k. rooms. with run
ming water Sc uD; single. 50 up.
ALLISON. near 18th St n.w.-Nicely fur
nished room. near shower, bath, in pri-
Vate Jewish home: gentleman. Phone
Adams 2721.
WILTSHIRE MANOR, 1858 18th ST. NV
Beautiful large double outside room. next
to bath, in exclusive club residence for
men and women; large. shady lawn.
SHERMAN APT. 18th and L sts NV.
Apt. 5O6-LarEe. comfortable outside room;
rent reasonable gentleman preferred ME-.
O521. ls.
1881 FATRMONT NW-BaSement apt,
private bath shower Sc. Ist 2nd 81:
semi-bath. ss.25i twin beds. 1890 Col. I'd.
Evening star., 1934-07-17
BETTER
HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Per-
sonal Is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
Evening star., 1934-07-17
Beautifully Euu1pped
ReStai1ran

1NNolo III d1lls
Established 12 years: has new soda
fountain and beer-wine license; will scar
20 Is centrally located and has good
Lnh LLourlst trade. VIII sell or rent reasonably
20 King st. Alexandria. va.
17-ROOM rooming and boarding bo1se
near 18th and Mass. ave. filled with pay.
ing roomers. Price. SI.25O; part cash.
T. f. CARLEY, 1108 L NV. =
Evening star., 1934-07-17

i345 I gT. NV Beautifuiiy furnishsI.
cool front basement room with kitchrnette,
runnins water. $3.50; also $3.50 Ink.
ronua
Evening star., 1934-07-17
CLUB MERIDIAN,
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN
WANTED--ROOMS.
SALE-AUToMOBILES.

BACHELOR would like room with private
bath vicinity Dupont Circle. State terms.
Address Box 1890 Star once.
Evening star., 1934-07-17

-Slnrle - up; double - each person.
room and board with work. S525 weekly
Evening star., 1934-08-18
THEATER GROUP GIVES
TOKENS TO ASSOCIATES

4 TRIBUTE to the meteoric rises in
their respective fields of "show
business" was paid to Carter Barron,
division manager of Loew theaters,
and Sam CALAMITY, divisional exchange
manager of Columbia Pictures, by
some so associates of the theatrical
field last night.
Coming as a surprise to both recip-
tents, the testimonial was held In the
headquarters of the Variety Club in
the Hotel willard. A scroll was pre-
sented to both Messrs. Barron and
CALAMITY by Arthur Reilly, as was .
bag full of golf clubs, as tokens Of the
esteem in which both men are held by
washington theater men.
Mr.. Barron was recently elevated to
the post Of manager Of Loew's Eastern
divisional theaters, embracing houses
in Washington, Baltimore, Norfolk,
Richmond, Reading, Wilmington and
Harrisburg. Previously he was city
manager Of Loew's Washington the
aters for two years.
Mr.. CALAMITY has experienced a
notable career prior to his recent as
sumption of the post Of manager for
the Columbia exchanges In Washing
ton, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1934-08-18

confessed they were only sateen, but
the best quality"
And he carried spares-an extra
pair of pants for each Indian. Made
them don the spares before they ap-
peared at the White House. Which
is a refinement that might never have
occurred to Longfellow, who, after ALL
was more poet than press agent.
New Deal Dialect.
Did you know that the accents and
dialects Of new dealers are being
studied by language students at the
Summer session Of Columbia Uni
versity? Phonograph records Of
speeches made by President Roosevelt,
Rex Tugwell, Ray Moley, cabinet min
isters-yes, and Huey Long-are being
analyzed under the direction Of Prof.
william Cabell Greet, who doesn't say
what he wants to prove by all this.
Quite gratuitously. We pass along to
his class these few results Of our own
research.
Mrs. Roosevelt pronounces "ques-
tionnoire" the French Wdy NTH
the *" instead OF the "QW"
initial sound.
OF the tiUo acceptable prounoun-
Citations and spelhngs of drought"
and "drouth," Secretary Of Agrt-
culture Wallace prefers the latter,
and gives a decided accent to the
"th.n
Frances Perkins pronounces been
correctly, as If it were spelled bean" +"
And the labor leaders like it.
Housing Head Jim Moffett says xxi
wants" with . very long "I." Maybe
that's right.
And most Of the Southern statesmen
new and old dealers alike, follow the
lead of Kentucky's Senator Barkley,
and insist upon talking about bal
ancing the 'bood-get."
Little Old Lady.
She was q little old lady, with in
credible clothes. AS the Washington
sightseeing bus swung past the
statue Of Gen. Sheridan she nudged
her neighbor, murmured proudly-"Ii
Gen. Sheridan hadn't been 50 slow
I would have been the daughter Of
an Army oficer."
What do you mean-if Gen. Sheri-
dan hadn't been so slow?" queried
the neishbor. -a
The little old lady explained, Her
mother had lived down In Virginia.
Cen Sheridan was courting her; only
he's wasn't q general then. But Sheri-
dan was slow az suitor. The other
Evening star., 1934-08-18
I'm 4rn1nrfam.

BELL, AMELIA. Sacred TO the memory Of
my dear mother. AMELIA BELL. who
left me twenty-five years ago today. Au-
gust Is, 1919,
cannot forget you. dear mother.
ThouRh Ions may seem the years
And often in the lonely hours
I wipe away my tears.
If I could see behind the stars
That which Is hid from me.
would behold my loved ones there.
LONELY DAUGHTER. SADIE B. HUFF
MALL0NEE, LAVINIA. A tribute Of love
and sad remembrance to our dear sis
ter. LAVINIA MALLONEE. who depart
ed this life two years ago today, August
Is. 1882.
The thoughts of you and your dear name
HER SISTERS AND BROTHER. z. F.
GARDINER. A. AMOS. M. n. AULT
AND @. p. BEAVIN.
PORTS, ALMA GERTRUDE. In sad but
loving remembrance Of our dear mother.
ALMA GERTRUDE PORTS. who passed
away sixteen years ago today. August
" HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS.
PRAITHER, ELLA NJ. Sacred to the mem
ory Of our dear mother. sister and niece.
ELLA NJ PRArTHER. who left US three
years ago today. August Is. 1881.
Too far away for sight or speech.
But not too far for our loving thoughts
to reach. THE FAMILY.
ROBINSON. LOUISA A. In loving remem-
ROBINSON, who passed away August IS
1919. fifteen years ago today.
Oft through the years memory ten
derly recalls the gentle touch. the SYM
pathetic understanding and the lovtng
words Of our mother. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1934-08-18
Bratha.

snst is. 1854. At her residence 1SS2
tnes Baird. beloved vile Of Charles :.
Allison, Funeral from the above 9d-
terment in Glenwood Cemetery. 1e'
BARNARD, MONTGOMERY. On Friday.
August II. 1884. at his residence. 1870
,sov.S St 1T su.senG q SAS S
son Barnard. Remains resting at Hy-
songs parlcrs. 1900 st. NV. Notice
OF funeral later.
BAKER. cLARENcE, On ThuEsesy; Au;
ssS S.ts 18TH : n,. Is ,sSvis,. sTsS:.d Of IS: s:t
H, Hines Co, funeral home. 2eo1 l4th
Pm. TnteTment Phiiadeiphis' Pa. 10
BERNARD. IRENE. On Friday, AUGUST II.
1884. at her home. Old Chester road,
Edgemoor. Nd. IRENE, beloved wife Of
tuSsqs sqs Issanes Some Roefvs Nd
SERVICES on Monday. Angus, 20 from
4s5 8.th.:da .ss' Sd St IUTrds' . as.r. msss
will be said for the repose OF her soul.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
BRUCE. ADDIE. Suddenly on Thursday
AHSSSs App Ii sRue2 eat ssoT:a g. Ssuay a.ur:P Of
Eposn. qos stSf Mrs. e Hlsa:s Elliott and john W
and friends. Remains resting At the w.
81. NV. until Saturday noon: there;
Sunday, Aurust 10, st pm. from
Alexander Memorial Baptist Church.
s.lm.ns SssSs'p Laecn aah sHa M:moTs ash s s
BUCHANAN. JOSEPH AUGUSTUS. On
ThuIsdag August is lssz IosErH e hiS hI;cns Ies,
Lucy Buchanan. Amelia Norwood, Deb
orah FOX. Robert and Pearl Buchanan.
Remains resting At the W Ernest JARVIS ~,
neral Monday. August 90, at ! pm
from the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. Intermtnt Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. ~
CASTLE. NELLIE EDITH. On Friday. Au-
gust il, 1894. at her residence. 51l A
st. Sc. NELLIE EDITH CASTLE. be.
loved sister Of Maud Castle; hSsrvieeeSo eooi ~
i4th st. NV. on Monday. August 90, at
10 am. Interment Rock Creek Gene
tery. L"
DI sILvEsTRI. EMILIO. Or EEidays - Az "
AGED SO years. beloved husband of An
tonette Di Silvestri. Funeral from his
late residence. 726 9th st. ne. Monday.
AuEust 20 at sac am tnenfs rii 10 S. aoIS aeiS
terment st. Mary's Cemetery. ~
GEEENLx: HELM EILhN &c ,ss9 9a .s sunsaS s!sG
ss HELEN G. GREENLY, beloved wife
Of the late George @. Greenly and de-
voted mother Of Charles W. and Geores
o. Greenly, Mary Z. Brooks and Onve
X tucker. She Is also survived By
thee grandsons and other IelatiVes
Funeral service Monday. AUGUST 70; ~
IL am at her late residence. Inter
ment WoodlaVn Cemetery. 10
KILLIoN. GEORGE W: On Friday; Az
ggst 1884, ...f ct SoSss%Snth sGsSSns a, N Ann,
n Tsiiion Ne is also survived by two
sons and two daughters. Late residence
i343 New Hampshire ave nv u'
neral home. 140O Chaplin st. NV. or
Monday, August 90. at $40 an;
thence to st. Matthews Church w whs1: .b:
penoss Of his soul. Relatives and friend'
are invited. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. III