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Evening star., 1934-04-08
|REV. H. |. COLLIER
EXPIRES SUDDENLY
Co-Founder and Pastor of
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Widely Known Here.

Rev. Harry Lee Collier, co-founder
and pastor Of the Full Gospel Taber-
nacle. Pentecostal church afiliated
with the Assemblies of God, died sud-
denly Of a heart attack yesterday
afternoon at his home. 3614 Thirty
fourth street, Cleveland Park. He
was in his SD year.
Mr.. Collier was stricken with throm-
bosis about 10 days ago as he was
preparing for a special Easter service
to mark reopening Of the church fol-
lowing repairs and redecorating. The
church is at the northeast corner Of
North Capitol and K streets. He ap-
peared to be recovering when he Suf-
fered a series Of other heart attacks
early yesterday. Again he rallied,
only to succumb quietly at pm.
With him at the time of death
were his wife. Mrs. Maud Hicks Col
lier, and other members of the family
Funeral Plans Tentative.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed. Tentative plans
call for services in the church to-
morrow at 2 pm, with Rev. Charles
A. Shreve, former pastor of McKen-
dree M. E. Church, and Rev. E. F. M.
Staudt Of Baltimore, Md. officiating.
Mr.. Collier, a native of Missouri,
had lived in or near Washington con-
tiruously since 1891, when he OBJ
tained employment with Woodward g.
Lothrop's department store as a
bookkeeper. He was a close friend
of the late 8. w. Woodward, one of
the stores founders. He remained In
the business Office for about 10 years.
resigning to accept an accounting
position in the old Pension Bureau.
Rising through the various grades
in the Government service, Mr.. Col
lier eventually was appointed deputy
disbursing officer of the Interior De-
partment. While in the Federal
service he became deeply interested
in Pentecostal church work and or
ganized series Of home home
prayer meetings These meetings
grew in size until they were held in
a hall on Water street southwest.
The congregation continued to ex-
pand under a program of evangelistic
campaigns and the meeting place was
transferred to the old Salvation Army
Hall, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
Gave Up Federal Post.
Answering definite call to the
ministry. Mr.. Collier resigned his post
at the Interior Department, although
he would have been eligible to retire
In several years. DR.. Hubert Work,
then Secretary Of the Interior. wrote
personal letter of regret to Mr.. Col
lier on this occasion, and fellow work.
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'DrathH.

ADDISON. JACOB. On Monday. April 3.
o. Of 7fG H.tss isns Addison f. nv" ssyStss
i .Gst sshessfn q 1885 sSsf iists.s
1851 r st. NV. Mrs. Susie Webster 81
AAH,,SInsts. A,,I,.. Ca; l;, two brothers: Joseph and
XpriI s. At j PM. from rrasier's fa:
invited: intsrment Lincoln Memorial
1884. at Bailston. Va. EMMA q. ALLEN.
wife Of the late H: 8. Allen Of ziIIisca.
inston. Va. 'ss Remains "a IS RESTING sn st e H the
Ives funeral home. $40 Wilson blvd.
chapel. Monday. April O.. at pm. In
terment Columbia Gardens Cemetery
iGlSrsndon. inHi,sd Va. Relatives and friends
BAILEY. LAURA. On Friday. April o.
LAURA BAILEY (nee WhitcombJ. be-
H.nion,s funeral p.riers. Ell H noan. st, n e.
neral parlor on Monday. April M TIS .. at y 2
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Relatives and friends are invited
BALL CORNELIUS. On Friday. April 9.
a 15sidfnsf sxE sl She so1e Ie.y.: St
many. friends to mourn her departure.
Remains resting at the John T. Rhines
Notice Of fSn; funeral Ifq iatere ana Eye s"' s"'
]oSsa lss4 sa,b.l st sl6l.y y Hospital GEORGE Pc
Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. i.
Mcndss Sp4 hsFe ) services :. win ssd
and friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
BRAENDLE. ROSE ANNE. On Friday, April
NV NV ROSE r. ST. ANNs Isiafenss ssAsNphE s Monbee 5e
loved wife Of the late Fred Joseph
sraend,e and mother Of Mrs. william
+ HIVES Ss .sntss1 zsrl hsn: g :. Sas ss6
Heart, where mas viii Be offered TITS at 8
FOREST on, tsss1niaa Glen Md. st. Johns Cemetery
BUTLER. MELyINA. On Thursday April
.; !934 at her residence. All sherif
VIA T1sa M b:,a1ss after liz itinss;ins illness MEL
nmother, Of Robert and Norma Butier. Butler.
she also leaves one sister. several
@ nieees and nephews and other relatives
az ! pm. from FIRST Baptist Church
OF P.anwood. Sheriff road, and Whit
frlsnd. flhsnsm invItsG Place ne. Relatives and
Q. 1898. at GARFIELD Hospital ALVIN s.
beloved husband OF Ressa z. Callahan
snG father of Thelma and Mary Eta
callahan Funeral frcm his late resi-
oence. sos Taylor st. NV. on Monday
April o. at 3 pm. Relatives and
Iflends are invited. Interment Cedar
CAMPBELL; CORNELIUS. On Friday,
Aprll b. 1914 at 7,20 am, at his rest
dence. 1865 Kalorama rd. NV COR
NELIUS CAMPBELL. devoted husband OF
MyIa Campbell; uncle of Annie Long.
anna Lewis and Armenia Simmons. He
also leaves other relatives and friends
remains resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church. 1892 You ST. NV. Fu-
Helal MONDAY. April 81 at ] 30 m
from the above funeral church Inter
ment Harmony Cemetery,
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Marriage Licenses.

julius Woodland 49, sIe Halt st. s.v and
Eh.rIa, re sroHn, & ~ BAL K st. s.v., Rev.
E,rond Heyi j A; w,,sit wSsIlfela 49,. ..'
and Ruby e. Chisholm. Iy; SOS Tenth st
Sc; Rev. John z. Brlgss.
syoney Sc..oenfred. 40. 1904 Porty-third
hseR E E HMssm1n Mst9snsly a. New YORK
James +. Hood. I'd. "a. 55I5 18th st. and
~ a'TaTe' Rse WiIlnn WTsImmaGS Z -. aeIs Garrison
Gavin Jeter. II. 23. and Matte Cheat.
nand Dam; -; both OF All M ST.; Rev. Nose,
Alonzo Matlison. Al. 1918 9Th St. and
Matte b. Parks. 80. 1412 II ST; Rev
both of 653 T ST; Rev. j. +. Monroe '''
L. D. Woodruff %. and Mildred ouarles
20. both of 633 Morton St: Rev. W. b
Georse Taylor, q, and Bertha Thomas is,
noth OF $40 9th st. ne; Rev. C. H. Fox.
Marion J. Geary 81. 3ll5 Mount Pleasant
Mount anq pliae5e1. rle5epcs " KeIwi3: y: sOl4
James wilson. IS. $50 K St t. and iS B. Col
%i,5;, bert; "a. o2s End St: Rev. David W
Aubrey D. Harris, %. 93s Virginia ave.
s,w. and Betty j. Angus. II. 1904 c
'" Il. Pie pleaSant V,nt;r; rs a!Is Minnesota ave,
Clayton Stovell. 21. and Nellie NJ. Shell
Gon; n y both of cartersville. Va; Rev.
Elmer ,velfe. IS. and Luciu. A. seymour.
-. both Of Baltimore, Rev. H. W. Man
Ernest H. Brown, 90. and Marguerite Jet-
ferson. -. both OF Baltimore; Rev. J. W.
NJ. j. Smith, 2s. 6la st. Sc. and Amelia
English.
Eugene 6. Wood q. and Grace X. Par
ker. .6 both of Richmond. Va; Rev.
Francis A. Norton; IS; 1914 N St. and
Harriet v. Besll. "a, 211O Nineteenth
St: Rev. j. R. Sizoo.
Frank D. Mitcham. 35. vineland. N. j..
ano Alice E; Buchett. 25, same address;
Rev. j. r. Sizoo.
Steele NJ. Kennedy. 2a. 21o1 c St. and
Betty Berkeley Sims %. Columbus,
,,,{3h Ohio; Rev Harry 1. Doll.
ana Willie v. Matthews, is. Dendron,
Rain y KeT c;Sims e d; ms.J Jops p.,,..on ". ,s
Anna L. Gall. %. 1873 Oak ST.: Rev.
Bernard Braskamp.
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Deaths Reported.

Jane NJ. Goode., -. 1714 N st.
Charles Turnbull q. Gallinser Hospital
Charles Waybrisht. So. Emersency Hospital
Lena Fieles, 54. Casualty Hospital.
Laura simonds. so. Home for Aged and
Inhrm.
Alvin L. Dunlop. 80. ST. Elizabeth's Hos
Arthur Lee. /. Childrens Hospital.
Carrie Proctor. so. 220 H st. ne.
Madison Thomas. 20 Gallinser Hospital
Mary Heathman SIS. Gallineer Hospital.
Lucille Ramsey; Sc. PROVIDENCE Hosnitai;
chaureey E. Skinner. 49, st. Elizabeth'f
Thomas R. Gray. SO. St. Eizabeth's Hos
Esss ,oSh.s %hts "a a.sssr Rsspsa
Infant Paul L. Gross. 4O5 Sd st. s.w.
Infant Robert Henson, ChildTen,s Hospital
Martha J: Nelson. g. 1890 1880 r t;,,.., st;
Frsnklin Franz mn B. % conser. s5. $500 Connecticut
9is sdfIs 4sas pons!dson' ssos dys%s!ss s.
Sarah E. Wattlis;, Y: 2l23 California ST.
Mss S5S = Sgss5 Hsss.r.a ia s 4 SO stp 1isns st st.
Thomas r. Wilkinson. z2. las 18th st: ne.
9 Gilman IS 5 gf6s 18th St.
X sf'Gss &c LRsIrfsss s:
Mnns Se.r:on s. cyenshaw n 81 s' S
walter Wetksnsas. A. e3e Eye st:
Hsre9 Hsr P Pue Redmond on wte? M s4es Essd
Joseph Sember 81. Walter Reed Hospital
Paul K. Knott. 4. 551s Caroline pl.
William Mutt co. Freedmens Hospital.
Arthur Nesbit. SO. Gallinger Hospital.
Charles Cox. IS. Freedmen's Hospital.
Annie Jones. so. Gallinger Hospital.
Rosie Jones' 81 Gallinger Hospital.
Alice Proctor. 90. Tuberculosis Hospital
Ethel Jones, 90. 7os Sheriff I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1934-04-08

ers paid him tribute.
Overlooking congregations at the
Pennsylvania avenue hall led to for
NAL incorporation of the church some
years ago and the purchase Of the
church building on North Capitol
street, where numerous revival CAM
paigns, healing missions and other
crusades of an evangelistic nature
have been held. The church has
grown from an original group Of IA
men and women of the prayer meet
ing days to one of the most active
churches in the city. with a member
ship in excess Of 1000. large Sum-
day school, vested choir and q
church orchestra.
Mr.. Collier was born in Bunceton.
Mo-, June %. 1871, the son Of the
late Henry and ella Collier. them
selves natives Of Missouri, but later
residents of Washington Sur
viving him. in addition to his wife,
are two brothers, c. w. Collier and
Maj. Lutte E. Collier; two sons, Rex
and Oliver D. Collier. and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Esther Cole. wife Of Fran
els G. Cole, and Miss Eunice Collier
all residents Of Washington or vicinity.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
MRS. BRAENDLE,:
JOURNALIST, DIES
Pioneer Newspaper Woman
Lived in Capital 56
Years.

Mrs. Rose Anne Braendle, one Of the
best known Of the early newspaper
women in the United States, died Fri
day at the home Of her son-in-law,
William Alexander Miller. Oil Monroe
street. Her husband, Fred Joseph
Braendle, prominent art connoisseur
in the Capital, died several weeks ago.
She had been resident of Washington
for 56 years.
Mrs. Braendle was a daughter of
Launcelot and Catherine McCourt
Morris of Belfast, Ireland. where she
was born IS years ago. She was sent
by her parents to the Convent of Notre
Dame in Liverpool, England. Later
she was taken to Paris by her cousin.
Patrick Campbell McCourt. who was
editor and publisher of the Ulster
Observer of Belfast
In Paris she met her first husband.
Charles Engle of Frankfort on the
Evening star., 1934-04-08
Births Reported.

BENJAMIN and Ella Beach. twins. boy an
Frank and Dorothy valenta. boy.
John and Eleansr Plugee. boy.
Harvey and Mary Sharrow. boy.
| Carmen and Elsie ALTER. boy.
| Edward and Ruth Daily. boy
Siiaerd and and She ESith Bsiley, IeSs, siri. hiri'
| Frank and Edith Dare. girl.
William and if1 LIZZIE sOss sstteHshite. erwin sr sr
| Julian and Gertrude Kern, girl
| William and Edna Richards; boy.
John snd Marsaret oakes. boy;
Dwiaht and Lucy Collins. jr.. boy.
John and Evelyn Brooker. boy.
! Howard and Willie Hill boy.
James and Theims HollinsswoTth, girl.
Samuel and Anna Laskin: XII, girl
nsSa James and anr Maatstf. e.oH ss; by.
Arthur and Hester Hazel. boy.
Willie and Lille Garrett. girl.
John end Roberta Datcher. girl.
corteiyou and Edith Hansboropsh. girl
Charles and Alberta Dunn. girl.
Charles and Rose Garris. girl.
BsrnsTd and .Gntr Gathe5ins h. clswson hox boy
Francis He i B. al and Evelyn Werie. boy.
Charles A. and Mary Fisher. boy.
julius and Aurelia Nachman; tirl.
James K. and Anna Brandon. girl.
Francis H. and Irene Payne. girl.
George !. and Gladys Koppel. boy.
Carl B. and Frances Shirley. boy.
Herbert and Marie Parker. boy.
Charles T. and Anna Brannon. boy.
Frank L. and Florence Sellin. boy
Raymond j. and Eva Jehords. boy.
Charles D. and Barbara Hayes. girl.
William J. and Anna Lank: girl;
Joseph c. and Alice Lloyd. girl.
Maurice and Grace Greasy. boy,
William r. and Alice O'Donnell boy,
William T. and Annie Edwards, girl.
James and Annie Wilson. girl
Thaddeus snd Rebecca Jones, girl.
John and Mary Stevens, girl.
Arthur and Clarise johnson. girl.
Ulysses and Ruby King boy.
Clifford and Margaret Youns. boy.
Willie and jeanette Coleman. girl.
Richard F. and Ophelia Grifnth. girl.
Price end Jessie Williams boy.
James T. and Mamie Proctor. boy.
John and Rubie Jones. girl.
Edward and Clarice Martin. boy.
Joseph and Ida Payne. girl
Lester and Gussie Swanson. girl.
Daniel M. and Bessie Galloway, boy.
Bert and Pearl Watkins. boy.
John and Mary Diggs. boy.
william H. and Mary Thornes. girl.
Andrew and Bessie Jackson. girl.
George W and Eliza Banks boy.
John and Emma Payne. boy.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
ERNEST H. DARBY, n,
is CLAIMED BY DEATH
Seneca, Nd, Resident Succumbs
in Baltimore After Long
Illness.

SENECA, Md, April 7.-Following
an illness Of several years, Ernest H.
Darby, II, for many years a leading
Montgomery County business man
and farmer, died Thursday in q Bal
timore hospital, where he had been q
patient several months.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Louisa Darby, formerly a Miss Darby
of Baltimore, and two daughters. Miss
Margaret Darby, a member Of the
faculty of Langley Junior High
School. Washington. and Miss Eleanor
Darby, who teaches in the public
school at KenSington. He also leaves
sister. Mrs. Alice D. Nourse. widow
OF DR.. Charles H. Nourse of Dawson
vile.
The funeral will take place at 2::30
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from the
Presbyterian Church at Jamestown,
OF which church Mr.. Darby was for
many years an elder. and burial will
be in the adjoining cemetery.
Mr.. Darby was a son OF the late
Upton Darby. with whom he was as
sociated in the milling business at
Seneca for many years under the
frm name of Upton Darby g. Son.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
Swans Revolt at New Home.

TOPEKA, Kans. (P.-Old Ely
20-year-old swan, went on the war
path when they moved him and his
mate. Essy, from their lifelong
haunts, clear pool at Central Park
to a duck pond at Gage Park. He
attacked every one who came in sight.
Residents of the Central Park neigh
borhood joined Ely in protest. Yes
terday the crusty old bird was vel
coined back to his old home He took
up guard duty as Essy started work
on a nest.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
J. Randall was Speaker Of the House.

J. Randall was Speaker Of the House.
She was one Of the organizers Of
Washington's first woman's press club
known as the Ladies' Press Association
Of Washington, D. g. Mrs. Emily
Briggs (Olivia) was president, Mrs.
Rose Anne Braendle (Pips) vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. M. D. Lincoln (Bessie
Beech) secretary.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at Hines funeral establishment at
$50 an, after which requiem mass
will be said in the Church Of the
Sacred Heart. Burial will be in st.
Johns Cemetery, Forest Glen. Md.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
Educator and Author Dies.

BERKELEY. Calf, April Z @-
DR.. Harold Lawton Bruce, ~, dean
of the University Of California Sum-
mer School since 1926. died at his
home here yesterday from what physi-
clans said was q heart ailment. DR..
Bruce was a native Of Belchertown,
Mass, and the author Of several books
on literature.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
CLICK RITES TOMORROW

Edward S. Click. native and former
resident Of this city, who was found
dead in bed Friday morning at his
home. 406 North Curley street, Bal
timore. Nd, will be buried in Balti-
more tomorrow
Mr.. Click was the son of the late
John H. and Catherine Click. who for
many years resided at Georgia avenue
and Columbia road. where Clicks
father conducted a meat business.
Besides his widow he is survived
by three sons. John, George and
James, and two daughters, Eunice
and Zita.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
Garna uf Uhanks.

BUTCHER. WILLIAM r, Thanking my
many elatives and friends for their
beautiful floral tributes and words of
WILLIAM T. BUTCHER.
MANGOLD, MARY ELIZABETH. We wish
probation to our relatives and friends
Tor the beautiful floral tributes and words
Of sympathy during our bereavement.
CARL MANGOLD AND FAMILY. .
scRUGGs wish to tEanf their many
friends for their expressions OF Kindness
during their recent illness.
LESTER n SCRUGGS. .
SYPHAx, FRANCIS e. The family of
FRANCIS T. SYPHAX acknowledge with
grateful appreciation your kind ex-
pressions OF sympathy during their be.
reavement.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
FUNERAL RITES HELD
Services Conducted at Falls
Church for Mrs. Harrison.

Services were held yesterday after
noon at Dulin Chapel. Methodist
Episcopal Church South, Falls
Church. for Mrs. Marian West Har-
rison. who died Thursday at her home
in that. town.
Rev. w. D. King officiated, assisted
by Rev. Clarence Stuart Mcclellan, jr.
Mrs. Harrison spent her entire life
in the neighborhood Of Fails Church
and formerly was active in church
work. She was So.
Surviving are her husband. Abner
Harrison; two sons, Lawrence and
Henry; daughter. Emily, and sis
ter. Miss Laura West.
Interment was at Oakwood Gene
terry, Falls Church.
Evening star., 1934-04-08

Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star UiH be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. t1clustoe. up
to noon dag OF issue. Saturdays
7 and legal holidays up to 10 Am.
day OF issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II Pm. Saturday.
COIN PURsE-On Pa ave. between 22nd
st. and Washinston Circle. Reward. 2210
Pa. ave. WEST 2474. Apt. 207.
6oGNTan-and-wh white. Terrier weight. 8
PPSsas straysd s4e ssh
ne. Reward.
DOGNFox terrier female; brown on both
sides of head. Reward If returned to 416
DOG. Boston bull, brown. white collar and
feet; name Rex; left home March 81
Please notify Billy Spicer. 1924 18th
GLAssEs-Bone rims. between california
Return 1nd sscs %s0Seo %eods es rd raa c olfs
lost in 200 block Pa. ave. s.e. Reward.
427 N. J. ave. Sc.
POCKETBoOK-Grey, with gloves; at 7th
:ne :ns Nv Q stsi NO n'Si sa14 Reward 1915 r. l.
POLICE DoG-Female. black and tan: left
home last Tuesday. Please call ME-: 61s7.
Owner worried; If you can give sher a
GOOD home notify.
STAMP co c0ILECTIoNs ps2 sino II taziea5 hs, $50 re-
VALISE-Black: Saturday. Defense High
way. between Mount Rainier and Annap-
oils. Reward. Mather. 1850 Col. I'd. NV:
nesday nisht. Reward. cal Adams 2o71.
WRIST WATCH-Lady's white gold; on
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Evening star., 1934-04-08
Published Weekly.

For several years Mrs. Braendle and
her husband conducted the National
Tomahavk in Washington. 1t was an
illustrated weekly featuring large wood
cuts with biographical sketches of
prominent men of the day during the
Garfield administration.
Mrs. Braendle was a member OF the
Press Gallery when James G. Blaine
was chairman of the Committee on
Rules of the Senate and when Samuel
Evening star., 1934-04-08
Paper in Paris.

she married Felix O'Byrne Of New
York City. Their marriage took place
in the American legation in Paris. For
several years she and her husband CON-
Quoted THE American Weekly" In
Paris, and then moved to Milwaukee
and st. Paul, where they published pa
pers for several years.
After the death of her second hus-
band she was on the staff Of several
journals, including Leslie's Weekly. De-
troit Free Press. Kansas City Times,
and st. Louis Globe Democrat.
While on the latter paper she was
sent to New Orleans to report the great
Yellow fever epidemic in the '70's. She
travelled extensively In the United
States. lecturing and writing under the
nom de plume "Pips." She was to de.
liver an address in Chicago the night
the great fire broke out In 1871.
She was the author of several books
among them "Only a Waif" and Tales
From Many Lands" She was the
Washington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Leader and several other
papers. Willie olI VIC SloiA VI AeA. q
Weekly she met Fred Joseph Braendle
and their marriage followed in st.
Peters Church, Washington, June
6, 1878.
Mr.. Braendle was in charge of the
art exhibit of the Italian government
at the Centennial in Philadelphia. OF
this union was born a daughter. Mrs.
,Josephine Miller. wife of William Alex
ander Miller of Washington.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Res
cue League. II o st. NV. North $3.50.
Evening star., 1934-04-08

Washington Council. No. 224.
Knights Of Columbus are ad-
vised of the death. on Friday,
April 5. 1894. of Brother
MICHAEL j. KEANE. and re-
ouested to attend his funeral
services at Sacred Heart
Church on Monday. April o. Al
Tha MON hers will meet at his
Evening star., 1934-04-08

Main. They were married in February,
1858, In the Church Of the Saints Ans
lem and Cecilia, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
London, England. They returned to
Paris where son, Charles Joseph En-
gle. was born. The son died in Wash
ington in 1896.
Evening star., 1934-04-08

10 am. The members Will meet at his
Sunday night. April s. at o'clock for
DR. A. s. SwfEsiSs5s' Sfs5SEs5 oTsnS + s ksi:S'.
Seo7ed e rgda wife AeF 81 n.
late Harry Lewis and mother Of James
rom w.m and sssys erHss fsn.ra homs
52a 18th sth st. Sc. on Tuesday April 10
ef her soul: interment congressionaI
Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited.
LINKINs. JOHN THOMAS. On Friday.
s.ne.. @ 1868 :. st. NV. i13 D JOHN = THoMAs ais
IiNKiNs. ased Sc years. beloved hus-
ss.e Wv x:. o fnner.
am; thence e to Holy Trinity Church,
said At 9:l5 am. for the rspose Of his
term seTment as Mount oiiVet DIV acenS Cemetery. teS
LOCKWOOD. ROSE MARGARET. On Fri
S:y Ass ,ss4 MS. {: III ss:asnee seeG q
LOCKWOOD lnes Guild. beloved wife
from the above residence on Tuesday.
April TO- at $50 am: thence to Holy
Rosary Church., 3rd and ? SITS. NV.
ment Mount olivet Cemetery =
MARK. REV. AUGUST M. On Saturday.
pert lane. Hadenseurs road ne. Rev Rev.
AUGUST M MARK. Remains restine
q the CHAPEL PEI q Frank Gssr.f Sons
n;s;; o. Mondss. April .: with solemn
until 10 an. Intsrmsnt Mount oiiyst
Evening star., 1934-04-08

WATTLES. SARAH ELLEN. On Friday.
April g.. 1884. at 10 am. SARAH
ELLEN. daughter OF the late Henry Starr
and Caroline Clagett Wattles of Alexan-
dria. Va. Funeral services at the resi-
dence Of her brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Alexander Lee
Braddock Heights Va. Sunday April s
at 3:30 pm. Interment st. Paurs
Cemetery. Alexandria. Va. So
WYNNE. MARY NJ. On Saturday. April
Z. 1894: at her residence 1910 N st.
NV. MARY NJ. WYNNE. Funeral from
the above residence on Tuesday April
10 at $40 am; thence to ST Mat
thevs Church. where mass will be said
at p am. Interment Mount Olivet
La gaceta., 1934-12-20
CORTE FEDERAL
LIE LA
A UN
BANQUERO

Ell juez federal Alderman de-
cidi6 aver condenar a 3 amos a
Preston Knapp, eX-cajero del
Florida National Bank de Bar
tow, que Sc declare culup2ble
de desfalcar $11,600, pero lie
suspendi6 la sentencia, some
tfendolo a vigilancia por csc
periodic de tempo.
Al sentenciar a Knapp ell
juez dijo que violaba una de sus
reglas, no mandandolo a prisi6n
pero que habia considerable
-bien todas las circumstances y
estimaba que con la suspension
la j~usticia quedaria mejor SER
vida.
Recomend6 la suspension ell
inspector Cheney, cue Sc pas6
un mes investigando todas las
Eases del case.
Cada tres meses ell hombre
debera presertar un informe
de sus actividades.
La gaceta., 1934-12-20
Defendiendo la vida de un negro
las tropas rechazaron a la multitud
Dos hombres murieron y dos Sc
hallan en- grave estado

La estructura Sc hallaba va :
luada en- S150,000.
Ell negro, E. K. Harris, h. :
bia sido jUzgado por violaci6n
y ell jurado tuvo que ser disuel-
to porque no pudo llegar a un
acuerdo. Las victimas sen: Ra-
leigh Edwards, de 80 amos, un
pintOr, b~ayonetazo por ell este
mage; IN hombre de Ia rsza
blanca, que hoy sera Identified
do; en- gravisimo estado, Pat
Lawes, pariente de la mucha :
cha envuelta en- el case, y Will
bert Freeman, herido en- los pUl
mones y ell est6mago; otros he
ridos, Mead Jones, Everett Pat
terson, Herschel Nicely, w. c.
Clayman y James Beldsoe.
La gaceta., 1934-12-20
AHORCARON A LA MUJER
QUE NAT A SU MARIDO

Hull, Inglaterr3, die. Cola
Sra. Ethel Lille MacMaior, de
~ ans, una cbrera, fu6 ahor-
cada a las nueve de la manana
de aver por haber asasinado a
su marido, envenenandolo.
Deja la mujer Tn ninito de
.cinco meses. rs la primera mu-
jer ajusticiada en- los 6ltimos
amos. Centenares de telegramas
Sc remitieron al rey, pero -el mi
historic del interior opin6 en-
contra de Ia communication. Uno
de sus ultim2s visit3ntes fu6 su
.hijo Lawrence, de Is amos. AIDE
mas deja a una hija.