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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-12-22
COVERS
RELIEF CUTS WITH
CHRISTMAS CHEER
Jobless Should Feel Better This Year, Says Ad.
ministrator, But Forgets That Their Presents
Consist Largely of SIashes in Relief

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 21.-"If were unemployed
and broke this Christmas I'd feel better about than would
have during other Chrismaes the past five years And
that would be because of the who in the White House
and his devotion to the needs of the neone had
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-12-22
AFFAIRS FOR THE
DAILY WORKER
East st. Louis, Mo.

Benefit Banquet, Sunday, Dec %.
pm. at Yociss Hall. SGT Collinsville
st. Admission to banquet, 75o per
plate.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-12-22

munist Party, the International
Labor Defense, the Share Choppers
Union and the Young Communist
League.
Rally in Washington
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. I'll
Following up the signal victory of
Wilmington workers in breaking
through the police terror in this
private State domain of the Du-
Pont munition interests by holding
a successful Scottsboro demonstra-
ton here last month the local
branch of the International Labor
Defense is arranging another Scots
boro rally for December %, at 2
o'clock.
The meeting, which will be adj
dressed by Mrs. Ada Wright, mother
of two of the Scottsboro boys, and
Mother Bloor, will be held at the
National Theatre, 80 French Street.
COATSVILLE, Pa, Dec. 81. =
More than 300 persons, Negro and
white, crowded into the ElkS Audi
forum here to welcome the Scots
boro Mother, Mrs. Ada Wright, and
pledge support to the mass and legal
fight, led by the International Labor
Defense, for the lives and freedom
of the nine innocent boys
Civil Liberties Supports Defense
The American Civil Liberties
Union has endorsed the legal de-
tense of the Scottsboro boys by the
International Labor Defense, it was
announced yesterday by the ma
tional Office of the LID. The endorse
ment was made public by Roger
Baldwin. director of the A. c. L.
u, at the Washington Conference
on Civil Liberties held last week
under the auspices of the Union,
and was greeted enthusiastically by
most of the delegates in. attendance.
The conference passed resolu-
ton endorsing the mass and legal
fight led by the I. L. D. for the re-
lease of the nine boys.
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WHAT'S ON
Philadelphia, Pa.

Mass Meeting and send off for Dele
gates to National Congress for So
cisl and Unemployment Insurance,
Friday, Dec 20, pm. at Broadway
Arena, Broad and Christian streets.
Speakers: Herbert Benjamin. Mother
Boor, william N Jones, Freiheit &C.
sangs Farein, Workers Harmonica
Band.
Soviet Satirical Film Two Thieves
shown twice at Workers School, 90s
Chestnut ST., Saturday evening, De-
cember az, at 7:3o and $40. Short
talk on religion, introducing picture.
Adm. Csc
Chicago, I'LL.
PROF LAWRENCE MARTIN of
Northwestern University will speak
at Pen and Hammer Forum, 20 E.
Ontario ST.. Chicago on Sunday eve
ming, Dec. %. at 8 pm. His subject
is; "Read-But Don't Believe''-an
analysis of Chicago newspapers. Ad-
mission Is cents.
Red Party with Bob Minor and Louis
Getlitz, Interesting Educational.
Monday, Xmas Eve, Dec "a, $50
pm. at 1882 N. Campbell St. Aus
pices: Sec. 8. Come and have
swell time
NeUark, N. J..
Workers school of Newark. N. j., will
hold a Dance and Entertainment
Saturday, Dec. %, $50 pm. at NV.
o. Center. SIS Clinton Ave. Speaker,
A. Markoff. Adm. Csc.
Rochester, ". Y.
INTERNATIONAL LABOR DEFENSE
concert and dance Saturday. Dec
q. 8 pm. at Lithuanian Hall. SIS
Joseph Ave, to celebrate opening
permanent office by LID. subscrip-
ton Is cents.
Cleveland, Ohio
Hear the Auvilles Entertainment
and Dance, Sunday, Dec 23, pm.
at o20 e. 10Th St. Aus. Sec. 2 C.P.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-12-22

IIVpb WtIb pI6o6IAU 44OIII VIlc OUIII-
munist Party, the International
Labor Defense, the Share Choppers
Union and the Young Communist
League.
The Washington times., 1934-07-20

Automobiles For Sale
The Washington times., 1934-07-20

runs like new: S475. Gardner Stuart
Mo-, 604 Bladensburg Rd. N. E. Ii. S13S.
CHEVROLET, 1929, 4-door sedan, in ex.
cellent condition throughout, . real bar.
gain for $3.50. Win accept $40 cash and
$40 monthly. 2762 Woodley Pl. N. W.
The Washington times., 1934-07-20

81 oLDs CABRIoLET DE LUKE COUPE
are looking for a sporty car. see this
one first. w,.oo.;u uo.or, ,no-rr,d.
29TH & N SITS. n. W. DEC. 55A0
The Washington times., 1934-07-20
Hudson

Hudson, 1889 Sedan-This Is . @EOE
ditton Is above the average, priced
low, easy terms.
EMERSON & ORME
nth q NJ SITS. N. w. Dist. 800
Evening star., 1934-08-12
Marriage Licenses.

Arthur N. Hofmeyer. %. Williamsburg
Va. and Marie Z; Hobson. 23: Rich
ThSPai %9rt. De5ssf eGpn 81 i9s5 2st Columbia h & aae
Rev. r, ". Anderson v
RosnEt snd Tb,resa EeY 5 2s fs Ysst ~ pe4o eGps Mich
Rev H NJ. Hennig.
H. A.. Ator. 2s. and Caludine J. Gail. 81
both OF Detroit Mich Rev. John 4
A. Mudd. 81. and Dosha L. Owen, e5. both
Of 170s Seaton ST.. Rev; =, E. Graham
both Of Charlottesville. Va Rev. A. F
Cornelius Bethea: 81. and Lila B, Bullock
Carl Il. Griebno. "a. Plainyille. N. Y. and
Anita N. Graves. ~, Fulton. N. " Rev
Charles A Carter. % and Tessie v
Wright; 20; both of Tulsa. Okla; Rev
David Il. Hill. Hill. 81. Alexandria, Va. and
Susanna Cleveland. 90 Leesburg. Va;
Rev. A. C. Forster. .,,.
nsaS 81, both If0ni Of Il Hyattsvifie, sRG Ma Rev
Freeley Rohrer.
Albert H. JavinS, 81. Alexandria. Va. and
Agnes I. Near. 21, Bluemont. Va; Rev.
James c. Butzner. %. and Kate cottreTl,
80. both of Richmond, Va; Rev. Freeley
william M Cease. jr,, "a. Richmond. Va
and Frances D. Lichtenstein. 90, Will
liamsburg. Va. Rey , Frseiey reel Sffi E9hrer, .rd
"iinf Arimenta n faFfe Ia Roche g. ss7 st.; Rev
L. /. cashiOn 81, and Ruth z. Fowler,
Is. both Of Wintenpoch. Va Rev L. l.
Franz Matthews. 4s. and W May. ~,
both of Richmond, Va; Rev. L. /. NC
George Galante. 2s. Springfield. Mass,
and Mary A. Mastrocuarino. %, 3105
Georgia ave-; Rev. NJ. C. Marseglia.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
COMRADES TO BURY
GIENTY TOMORROW
Full Military Honors to Be Ac'
corded Retired Colonel at
Arlington.

Col Daniel Henry Gienty, U. S. A,
retired, commandant of Camp Meigs
here during the World War, who died
December 10 last. at San Francisco
will be buried with full military honors
at 10 am. tomorrow in Arlington
National Cemetery, the War Depart
ment announced yesterday.
Chaplain Benjamin ]. Tarskey will
officiate at the funeral services, TO be
held at the grave.
Honorary pallbearers will be: Maj.
Gen. Ewing E. Booth and Col. H. H.
Sheen, both retired, and Col. Archibald
S. Commiskey, Col John K Herr,
Col. Joseph F. Taulbee and Lieut.. Col.
Harvey D. Higley.
COL Gienty, who was born in White
River Junction, VT, in March, 1864
first saw active service as a first
lieutenant in the Spanish American
War, rising to lieutenant colonel, with
which rank he was retired for dis
ability in the line of duty, on July l
1920. He subsequently was promoted
to colonel, retired, on June 81, 1880.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
1rathH.

ATKINSON. JOHN y. On Friday August
10, 1894 ct Sihley Hospital. JOHN p.
ATKINSON. formerly Of as H ST. NV.
neral h home % go II II st. nv nv. Monday kS- &
Tressionsl Cemetery.
ARMSTRONG. REV. JOSEPH s. On Tues
Sss,s.ne Ssy August COS IVES w.s,nin az PM a. MS
Rev. JOSEPH s. ARMSTRONG. husband
OF the late Caroline Armstrong, father
cf Mrs Carlosa Du Black OF Savannah.
Ga. Robert A. Armstrong Mrs, Estelle
Cgsig West and Mrs. Beatrice Garrido,
He Is also survived BY three devoted
late aHpees pesidenee. Funerai ri sunday august s
l.. at j pm. from Simpson Memorial
Church. sherman and Florida aves. NV.
Interment at Lincoln Memorial Gem Gem
BARNES. TDAv. On Thursday. August .,
Hospital. IDA V BARNES beloved wife
of the late Charles W. Barnes, she
William R. and Carl r Rye. Mrs Lena
Connor. Mrs Della Devine and Miss
srf her late residence "a" q EVarts Eva 'H 4 ne
Funeral from the above residence. Mon
day. August l3, at $50 am; thence 10
St Martins Catholic Church. at am.
of Che her % soul. RelStives U ana nd friends R in.
vited. Intsrment Congressional Gem
etery. IL
BARNUM. REV. JAMES ROSS. On Wed.
nesday. August $. 1914. Rev. JAMES
ROSS BARNUM, pastor of Ebernezer
A NJ E Church. o st. between 9Th
and 2Sth StS. NV. beloved husband OF
Mrs. Eva Barnum. father OF Mrs Grace
Hammock OF New Yo.k, Mrs. Evelyn
Tipps Of Ahingdon Va Norma. Viola
J. Ross and Harry Barnum; brother OF
Mrs. coberth Of Mount Holly. N J He
also leaves other relatives and friends.
Funeral Sunday. August IL. at 2 pm.
from Eberneser A. M. E, Church. Serv.
ices will be continued Monday, August
-, at l pm In Hagerstown, Md In
terment Rosehill Cemetery. IL
Evening star., 1934-08-12
CAPITAL RESIDENT
OF 80 YEARS DIES
Mrs. Lawanda S. Carter Was
Active in Church and
Fraternal Work.

Mrs Lawanda S. Carter. 7l6 Varnum
street, resident of Washington 80
years. died Thursday morning after
an illness of several months. Funeral
services viii be held from the funeral
home of w. w. Deal, BIG H street
northeast, at IL am tomorrow and
interment will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Mrs. Carter, a native Of Scranton,
Pa, was actively engaged in church
and fraternal circles prior to her
illness. She was a member of Pet
worth M. E. Church, Ruth Chapter.
No. /, Order of the Eastern Star;
women's Christian Temperance Union
and the Women's Auxiliary. De Molay
Commandary Of the Knights Templar.
The Eastern Star will conduct the
services at the grave
Surviving are her husband, Alfred
B. Carter; a son, William H. Carter,
an employe of the circulation depart
ment of The Star; her father,
Alexander ]. Strait. of Scranton; two
sisters, Mrs. Amelia Ross Of Scranton
and Mrs. Dona Flynn Of Jersey City,
N. j., and two brothers, William Strait
of Newark. N. j., and Edward Strait
of this city.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
DRYSDALE DROWNING
is HELD ACCIDENTAL
Bus Driver Victim of Little River,
Near Airport, While on
Swimming Party.

Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
announced today he had completed
investigation of the death of Howard
Drysdale. 81, of 1121 Fourth street
southwest. who drowned late Friday
in Little River, near Washington
Hoover Airport.
"The drowning was purely accident
al" said the coroner, and I have
issued certificate to that. effect"
Drysdale, who would have cele-
brated his 27th birthday anniversary
yesterday. drowned while on a swim
ming party with his wife, their young
son Jackie and a sister-in-law.
Drysdale, bus driver for the Cap
ital Transit Co., evidently became ex-
hausted while swimming toward an
inner tube that had exploded some
distance in the inlet. The tube was
one Of several taken along by the
party.
Guards from the nearby Airport
Swimming Pool recovered Drysdale's IS
body after diving about Is minutes.
The fire rescue squad, summoned by
witnesses, made an unsuccessful at
tempt to revive Drysdale before he was
pronounced dead by an Emergency
Hospital physician.
Drysdale's wife, it was said, had
planned to give him birthday party
last night.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
Iti Mennrtan,.

BLAKEY. MAMIE HUMEs. with
found reverence for the memory 81
dear mother. NANNLE HUMES BLAh
who left us to dwell eternally with G
four years ago AUGUST z. 1880.
No longer must the mourner weep
Nor call departed Christians dead.
For death Is hallowed into sleep
And every grave becomes a bed.
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
BREZ. COLMAN. In sad out loving 7,
CoLMAN BREz. who departed from thi
ne issRt''iH Isos years MS as0 cafDRS sqHab ASe'
BROOKS, EMMA Z. Sacred TO the mem
ory Of my beloved mother. EMMA 4.
BROOKS, who fell asleep three years
God has recalled His own.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. FLORENCE.
cox. REBECCA NJ. In loving remem-
brance OF my dear mother. REBECCi
M. cox, who passed away one year ago
today. August IL. 1888.
Mother. dear. my heart stiIl aches with
NY eyes shed many tear
GOD only knoRs how ! miss you
HER LOVING SON. GLEN.
cox. REBECcA NJ In loving remem
brance OF my dear wife. REBECCA NJ.
COX. who departed from this life enc
year ago today. August IL. 1888.
Every day my heart goes wandering
To grave not far away:
Where they laid my loving wife
One year ago today.
What would give TO see her face.
Her loving hands TO touch:
To hear her voice and see her smile
That meant to me much.
HER LOVING HUSBAND, RICHARD j.
COX, Sr.
WEINBERG. MARY C. In loving memory
OF my dear mother. MARY G. MEIN-
BERG. who departed this life four years
ago today, August IL. 1880.
In my heart sweet memory fingers,
Always tender fond and true;
There Is not a day. dear mother.
That do not think Of you.
HER LOVING SON. JOHN z. MRIR-
BERG.
TINSLEY. ANNIE G. In remembrance Of
my dear wife ANNIE C. TINsLEY. who
died two years ago today August l2.
1882.
Two years have gone. my heart stin
So-e.
As time goes on miss you more.
My love is lust as great today
As IN the hour you passed away.
HUSBAND, GEORGE NJ. TINSLEY.
Evening star., 1934-08-12

From her mothers side of the fam
lily. a love for the theater and its
traditions was inherited by her two
sons, the late w. H. (Bud) Harris
and Arthur P. Harris. Before his
death in 1921. Bud" Harris and his
brother staged number Of success
ful comic opera productions In Wash
ington. Bud" Harris wrote the
libretto of these operas and Arthur
wrote the music. The best amateur
talent available in Washington was
engaged for these shows, which were
staged at the National Theater and
the old Academy OF Music at different
periods over a number of years. The
last production, The Hula Girl"
played a return engagement at the
Columbia Theater.
Mrs. Harris Is survived by one
daughter, Margaret Helen Harris, be-
sides Arthur Harris.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence tomorrow at 2 pm Burial
will be in Congressional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
.HARNEY FUNERAL
SET FOR TODAY
Services for Deceased Har-
Dor Precinct Commander to
Be Given Honor Guard.

Funeral services for Lieut.. Edward
T. Harney. Sc commander Of the
harbor precinct. who was drowned
Wednesday, near Marshall Hall Md
viii be held at 80 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon from the funeral parlors Of
T. A. Taltsvull. 436 Seventh street
southwe5t. and burial win b. In Arl-
tnRton National Cemetery.
Mai. Ernest w Brown. superin-
tendent OF police. and other high off,
cials OF tte department viii attend
the funeral
The body will be accompanied TO
the grave by a guard Of honor COM
posed OF Lieut. Harney's former
friends end associates on the force.
A certificate OF death from drown
ing was issued by Coroner A. Ma
gruder Macdonald following a post
mortem examination yesterday at
the District Morgue.
TO members Of Lieut. Harney's
command. PvtS r. c. Ault and Carl
Spring. found the body yesterday
morning floating on the surface near
the Virginia shore. Just below Fort
Humphreys Police OF the harbor
precinct had been dragging the river
for 45 hours, night and day.
Lieut.. Harvey presumably fell over
board while lengthening an anchor
line on a cabin cruiser belonging TO
@. w. Boyd. 73-year -old retired pre-
cinct detective. Boyd was asleep in
the cabin at the time and the boat
drifted from Marshall Hall. across the
river to a point opposite Fort Humph-
reys. beaching on the Virvinia shore.
Lieut.. Harney was veteran of the
Spanish American War. He had
served the Police Department for
more than 30 years and was one OF
the most popular officers on the force
Lieut.. Harney is survived by his
widow, four daughters and two sons
Evening star., 1934-08-12
THOMAS H. DAWSON
DIES AT AGE OF rs
Native of Easton. Md, Served
in Pension Bureau for
43 Years.

Thomas A. Dawson, 10. who had
served in the Pension Bureau for 46
years, died yesterday at his home,
1901 oregon avenue.
Born In Easton, Md. Mr.. Dawson
came to Washington In 1880 as q
clerk in the Pension Bureau. Occu-
pying many important positions. he
last served as assistant chief Of the
board of review for Is years, until
his retirement in 1925.
He Is survived by his widow, Re-
becca Gray Dawson. and three chill
dren. A. Gray Dawson. Thomas H.
Dawson. jr.. and Mrs Carl Mitman-
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at $50 am. at Gawler's
chapel, with burial in Easton, Md.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
PROPOSED Bridges
HIT BY TAXPAYERS
Protective Association Feels Ccst
Would Add Too Much
10 Debt

The Washington TarpayeTs' PTotee-
tive Association last night voiced doubt
ns 10 whether II would BE- wise 70
seek q S2o. 600 600 public works loan
for District bridge building program.
a. proposed 20 the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission.
Such q loan. Plus other indebted
ness Khich Congress has authorized
the DiEtrfct 70 enter into. the associa-
ton declared. would place the Dis
frict more than $4,000 600 In debt,
this amounting 10 $50 per capita.
The association arrived al this fig
ure bv adding 20 the sio.750. .o0e pro-
gran authorized by Congress in the
District public works act. $40, 900 900
fa the prfdees and the 81. 500 900
authorized under the Capper -Craniton
park purchase act, which has not yet
been advanced by the Federal Gov
eminent
Evening star., 1934-08-12
VARE'S WILL FILED
Details Are Withheld Pending
Legal Formalities.

PHILADELPHIA, August II [P).-
The register of wills ofnce today re-
ceived the will of William S. Ware for
probate, but details are being withheld
until all legal formalities are COM
pleted.
The veteran political leader died
Tuesday at The age of 66.
A third witness must attest his sig
nature and when this is completed,
perhaps Monday, the contents of the
document will be disclosed.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
GarhH uf Chunks.

BEAN. CAPT. JOSEPH HARRY. The
family Of the late Capt JOSEPH
HARRY BEAN acknowledge with sincere
appreciation the kind expressions OF
sympathy extended ey relatives and
friends during hts Illness and death.
WATSON HARRIET We wish TO expreSs
our sincere appreciation and gratitude
to our many friends and nefghhors for
the Kindness. sympathy and beautiful
horal tributes rendered at the death OF
cur beloved mother. HARRIET WATSON,
DAUGHTERS
Evening star., 1934-08-12
Deaths Reported.

Bridget Hoover 50. ego st, ne.
William w. Fowler. SO, Providence Hos
pital
Harry Dante. SO. Garfield Hospital.
John Atkinson. so, Sibley Hospital.
Anna c. Farran 50. 1921 18th st.
Curtis M. Young. 81. 915 / st.
Robert J. johnson. s. Children's Hospital
Joseph S. Armstrong, 70, 90S West
minister st.
Martha Jackson. "a Garfield Hospital.
John r. Barnum. 60 Freedmen'S Hospital
Harry Dodson. 55 1870 Prospect ave,
Cornelius E. Rhodes, 4S. Gallinger Hospital
Mary Lewis. 36. Gallinger Hospital.
Robert Single, Is. Gallinger Hospital
Infant James osborne. 8 mos, 81 Fen
ton pl. ne.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
HARRY M. DANTE RITES
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
Lifelong Resident of District Was
Employed by Water Depart
ment 20 Years. .

Funeral services for Harry M. Dante,
an employe of the Water Department
Of the District for more than 26 years,
who died Thursday, will be held to-
morrow at $50 am. at his home, 1915
Sixteenth street, followed by requiem
mass at the Shrine Of the Sacred
Heart.
Mr.. Dante was a lifelong resident
of the District, and attended the pub
lie schools here He was member of
the Society Of Natives and the Holy
Name Society.
Surviving him are brother, Will
liam J. Dante, and four sisters, Kate
v. and Lulu NJ. Dante, Mrs. John
Miller and Mrs. H. E. Woodward.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
THIEVES GET 5000 LOOT

Jewelry and Money Reported
Stolen From Homes.
Jewelry and cash valued at more
than 5000 were reported stolen last
night.
Dave Margolis. 2141 G street, re-
ported a diamond ring valued at
5000, a diamond wedding ring valued
at $100 and SITS wrist watch stolen
from his home some time during the
last two days. The rings belonged to
his wife, Dora Margolis.
Ella M. Broomfield, 926 New York
avenue, told police $50 in cash and
other valuables were stolen from her
apartment.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
PRESIDENTS KIN DIES
Miss Frances Jackson Delano
Was Third Cousin.

FAIRHAVEN, Mass, August II Op).-
Miss Frances jackson Delano, II, a
third cousin of President Roosevelt,
died late yesterday, it became known
today
Miss Delano. daughter Of the late
Capt Jabez and Elizabeth Terry Del
ano. taught for several years at Guilty
hunk and at Logan College in Ken
lucky. She was the author of several
books for children, many short stories
and poems.
She leaves two sisters, Mrs. De-
borah Delano of Fairhaven and Mrs.
Sara Delano Packard of Elsinore,
Calf.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
Births Reported.

Louis A. and Evelyn Dobek boy.
David L. and MargaretsMathis, boy.
Paul ]. and Margaret A. Alexander boy.
Stanley z and Mildred B. Hankins. boy.
William and Cora Collins girl.
Antonio and Maria Marzullo, girl.
william M and Catherine " Preston boy
Samuel and Henrietta Washington girl.
oscar and Katie Jenkins, girl.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
Train Wreck Kills Five.

AvIGNON. France, August IL
Sunday P-Five persons were
killed and at least 20 injured early to-
day when the Geneva Express crashed
at high speed into freight train en-
tering the station yards.
Evening star., 1934-08-12

ness. She had
lived at that az
dress for the last
20 years.
Mrs. Harris was
the widow of j.
P.a Harris, we'll
known here for
many years. Her
father was Rich
ard Henry Bos-
well of Virginia
and her mother
Rebecca Ann c
Booth Of Mary
land, was a cou-
sin OF Edwin
Booth, the actor.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
MRS..M. \. HARRIS
D|ESAT RESIDENCE
Lifelong Resident Of Capital
Was Cousin of Edwin
Booth.

Mrs Margaret Helen Harris. s2
who lived in the Capital all her life
died Friday at her home. 3i6 East
Capitol street. after a protracted ILL.,
Evening star., 1934-08-12
Telescope Made in 1916.

Said to be the oldest dated optical
instrument In the world. a telescope
soid recently In London bore the date
1876.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
LOST.

LOST.
Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star wtn be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. inclusive. Mp
to noon day o. issue Saturdays
and legal holidays up TO 10 am
day OF issue For the Sunday Star
up to II pm Saturday
AUTOMOBILES reward for informa-
Of Columbia license 1851. Ford 1880
model A roadster engine No. A-3260730:
painted Brewster green. WEST 0I05-w.
BIRD DOG-Pointer brown and white
Reward. Columbia $3.50
BRIEF CASE, upper, with bank state
ments and fraternity records. Reward.
Call North 0796.
DOG--White Sealyham. vicinity Shore
ham Hotel: reward; Can F. D. Stevens,
the Shoreham Hotel.
DOG-Young male collie. sable and white.
black ears and name: reward. Phone
FOX TERRIER-smooth hair white. with
black ears; license No. 320l; reward.
tween Annapolis and WASHINGTON, Mon
day pm, Liberal reward to finder. Mrs.
Russ, Edgewater P. o.. Maryland. L.
MEMORANDUM BOOK. also ? Dept. let
ters. Address F. W. Berlin. p. o. Box
1863 for reward.
MONEY-S6o. Friday. by widow. between
l4th. and Chevy Chase car; reward.
1924 2lst street.
PHI BETA KAPPA KEY. inscribed M II.
Beach. Alex. Va. Return to Morgan H
Beach, SIS 18th st. NV. Reward.
REvOLVER--.3s police spec ial No 3ss0Os;
reward II returned TO room 30S, police
headquarters.
TOY FOX TERRIER. tas, 95o4; one
brown-spotted eye. Speckled ears. Q1
1854. 1905 18th NV, Apt. 403. Reward.
wATCH-Man's rectangular Gruen. f9-
Jewel on August 10: reward. K. b. Fltes
102s Munsey Bldg. MA 57o2.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
FOUND.

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Res
cue League. II o st. NV. North $3.50.
Evening star., 1934-08-12

gust 10, 1884. At oaIiinser Hospital,
THEODORE r, PAGE. beloved husband
oi Minnie = Paee. son Of william G.
OF Arthur. David, Pierre, Samuel and
Thomas Pare and Mamie BArnaby. Fu-
neral Tuesday. August ~. at gao pm.
from Ffaxiers funeral home. $3.50 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Rev. George W. Mich
olas omciatinR. 1nterment LineSln Me-
Evening star., 1934-08-12

Monday, August g. 1884, FRANCIS
MANsFiEIp PARKER the beloved
ker, Stepson of Rosie Washington
brother OF Daisy Jane and George Par
ker and nephew Of Booker anS Edward
Parker. Remains resting at the W
Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1AJs You
st. NV. Funeral Sunday, August t2. at
pm. from the above funeral church.
Interment Payne's Cemetery l9