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Even though he could not talk to Tarzan the
ape-man was impressed with a conviction that
loyalty and dependability we're characteristic OF
his companion. So Tarzan, who usually preferred
TO be alone, was not displeased TO have the COM
pany of this stranger whose life he had saved
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ALTHOUGH damage crops in some parts
the world they where
primitive people prepare food Roasted
custs grasshoppe staple food in parts Of Mexico
NExT-HOW do the moon, after 1t Is newt
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INSTALLNfENT SIXTY-SEVEN
VOU are not going there?" he
i whispered. frowning and nod
ding toward the house.
Eyes"
"Dont" he whispered. DON'T
An evil place. a place of sin and
shadows. of sorrow. and tears. and
black despair An. an evil placel
N place for Barnaby Bright
III must. said BaTnabas.
$50 say they all. Youth goes in,
and leaves his youth behind: men
go IN. and leave all strength and
nope behind. age goes in. and creeps
QUITO a grave. Hear me, Barnaby
Bright. This is no place for you
'tis the grave Of youth, don't go
don't gol'
II must" repeated Barnabas, for
anOthCr's sake
Then must the blighting shadow
fall upon YOU. tOO-ah. YES, I know.
on. Barnaby- Barnaby Bright
Here. reused by the captains
voice. rather hOarser than usual,
Barnabas turned and saw that the
door of the house was open. and
that Captain Slngsby stood waiting
for HIM with a slender. youthful
seeming person who smiled. a pale
faced. yOunEish man, with colorless
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PAGE 10
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Sam Arnett. 81. Negro. of 10 W. North
bus ooyys anq Leinaai Wataee Il
John DELANEY. IS. SEVERN Hotel, sales
man. and Mary Tenner. 26. OF 1874 San
ders-st. typist.
John Islev. IS. of 2o2s Mansheld-st
truck driver. and Bessie Thompson. p. OF
309 n Mount-st. housekeeDer.
James Keaung. %. Of 2o3l y. Talbot st
printer. and Dorothy Terrill. u. OF ia N
Alabama-st. waitress
Karl Stevens. q. of 953 -Kevstone-av
grocer and Ellen Swartz. 19. Of 90 n
Tscoma-ev. laborer.
Frederick Shaw. q. Negro. Of 504 y
Negro. OF 1917 Indiana-av. housekeeDer.
Charles Brewer IS of 203l Central-ay
attorney. and Marie Schlensker. 70. Il. r.
4. Box CAT. stenOEraDher.
Ralph Hall. 81 Lucerne. Ind. teacher
and Mabel Ping. 80. Of 22S E. Vermont-st
teacher.
Earl Martin. 81. Negro. Of 1892 Bundv-
81. labOrer. and Elizabeth Patton. %. Ne
gro. Of 1882 Bundv-Dl. housekeeDer.
Theodore Clements. %. of 1914 ynion-st
shoe repairer. and Janet Mitchell. %. OF
1928 Guilford-av. housekeeper.
Kenneth Schilling q. of $40 E Fall
ek-pkWy, salesman. and Lucille Llnde-
man. "a. Of GAG Eastern-av. bookkeeper.
Paul Kearney. 20 of 1902 E. Michigan,
St. inspector. and Irma Habenev. %. OF
SIG z. 22nd-st. clerk.
James BRYANT. SO. Negro. of s32 Camp
St LAWYER. and Helen Glvens. 81. Negro.
OF 6l2 ". 9th-St. housekeeper.
oscar. Kinnaman. q. Sheridan. Ind,
mechanic. and Hssper Fsllowen. 19. r. r.
s. Box 347. housekeeper.
James Baker 81. Of 3544 n. Capitol-av.
meat cutter. and Garnet Denman, 10. OF
3720 Orchard-av. housekeeper.
Edward Patrick. p. Of 1920 N New Jer-
sey-st attorney. and Dorothy zimmerman.
20. OF 1904 n. PENNSYLVANIA st. typlSt.
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Al Autos Wanted

Al Autos Wanted
CASH FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY
"Indiana's Largest Used Car Dealer
I. WOLF AUTO co.
SIS N. Capitol LIS
CASH for your car or equity ABE
FINK AUTO CO.. 440 N. C~oitol a@ss
LI-1112.
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INTERIOR. exterior, painting. vanishing
enameling, floors rehnished, dependable
workmen. HU-6352.
Rent A Car
RENT a new De Soto Air-Flow. DRIVE
IT-YOURSELF, SO Kentucky. RI-7438.
Riley 555l is the number for RESULTS
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Deaths

Leona Lane rs. 1910 Boulevard-pl lobar
pneumonia.
Constance LuelIa Grinstead. Is, Central
Indiana Hospital. lobar pneumonia.
Orvis W Foist. So City Hospital
brOnchO pneumonia.
Joseph Malatesta. 90. 1911 N. Delaware
chronic mvOcarditis.
William Nickless. 81. Long Hospital. car
cinoma.
Thomas J. Dugan. Il. I35 S. Butler
acute bronchitis.
Milan stalyetovich. 40. 40 W. Washing
ton. COronary occlusion.
William Mace. s5 1909 Arrow. lobar
pneumonia.
George Harding. ~. City Hospital
corOnrv thrombosis.
Charles Warrenberg IS. 1921 Hoefgen,
William MurriI, 80. 1850 Arsenal
nephritis.
Luther FrJst. SO. Methodist Hospital
brOncnO pneumonia.
Oscar Turner Halbrook. 60. 904 Charles.
uremia.
CECILIA Ann Gamble. s.. City Hospital
brOnchO pneumonia.
Lillian B. Camp. 81. City Hospital lobar
pneumC mia.
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SIS Auto Loans
Sc Legal Notices

BETTER HOMES SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
7l2 Circle Tower
Indianapolis, Indiana
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
BETTER HOMES SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. %; 1884
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Better
Homes Savings and Loan Association will
7l2 Circle Tower in the city of Indian
apols, on the 9Th day of january, 1885.
at 1880 O'Clock p. m, for the election or
three directors and for the transaction of
such other business as may be brought be-
fore such meeting. The stock transfer
books of the Association will be closed at
10 a. m. Jan. 8. 1885 and will remain
closed until a.; m, Jan g. 1885; ~
ASSOCIATION
A. J. WICHMANN. Secretary.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR PUBLICATION
OF MOTOR VEHICLE LISTS FOR 1885
IN compliance. with an Act OF the 1n-
diana Sene raj Assembly appp9veS March sx
State of Indiana. will receive sealed bids
until 10 a. m, January 3rd, 1885, for the
preparation of two lists of motor vehicles
registered in the state OF lndlana during
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
Sealed bids should be filed with Mr.. Mark
Rodenbeck Assistant Commissioner, Bu-
reau of Motor Vehicles. Room 108. State
Specifications may be obtained from the
Bureau of Motor Vehicles, Room 108.
State House, 1ndiaIn1a 1P In nInpvN
Chief Administrative officer. Depar sment
of Treasury.
Commissioner Bureau of Motor Vehicles =
FORD-'27 sedan; motor No. 1A42N
ho tra..
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Births
Rows


Charles and Thelma Pope. 1901 N Riley.
James and Virginia Pebworth. Methodist
James and Hazel Patterson. 621 Oak
land
Marion and Florence Yost. 1928 Rowland
ROY and Josephine Chapman, Methodist
Sam and Dora Horwitz. Methodist Hos
Everett and Edna Mullins. Methodist
Howard and Miriam Dirks. Methodist
Russell and Margaret Moves. Methodist
JAMES 2ga and Y nea TTa anner sig 29 cTne
James and Edith King. 225 Blake.
Raw and Katherine sipes. 231 z. st.
James and Fannie Caldwell. s14 W. 10th
Herman and Ruth Lentz l645 ". River
side
Carl and Grace wisehart. All S. Ritter.
Ernest and Anna Zeigler. 9o6 n. Key
Benjamin and Helen Jordan. Methodist
Tioyd and Mary Turner. Methodist Hos
ALVIN and Doris Rhoades. Methodist
Kenneth and Kathryn snodgrass. 1853
Albert and Helen Thompson. Methodist
cRaI.es and Ruth sackett. Methodist
Ear and Olive Jordan. 1905 N. Dearborn
Milton and Rose Scales. s22 Laurel
Harley and Leota Hedge. 1921 w. New
York.
Zachariah and CoryI Pener. 1901 Church
Clarence and Ruth weuger. 2s4O N
William and Ruth Moore. 2O3s S. Linden
Melvin and Nadine Cline. 725 N. East.
Ellsworth and Lassie Rice. 1909 Lock
wood.
LEROY and Cecilia Drum. 1871 S. Ne
TiG1qn
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% Sale Suburban Property

BE SURE-Ot your title Demand an abb
straet prepared by UNION TITLE CO..
155 E. Market ST.. Union Title Bldg
It's The Times for RESULTS
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THORNBURG-VOLLRATH
MOTOR CO., INC.
1884 N. Delaware LI-8112
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
/ Death Notices

l Death Notices
CoMELLA. ANTONIO Beloved husband of
comeila. brother Of Mike Comella,
Noblesville. Ind; uncle OF Jerry: jasper
passed pas away Friday Dec. Is. $50 a. m;
age So years Funeral from the resi-
jan. D. $40 a. NG M Services se-' Holy
Rosary Church. a. m. Friends in
vited Burial St. Joseph's cemetery.
CULBERTSON, EDWARD H.-Formerly Of
Knightstown, Ind, beloved husband OF
Louise N. Carney. of San Francisco,
CAL. passed away Thursday. Dec. Fl
at the residence in Clermont. Ind. Eu-
NERAL HOME. 1902 n. Meridian-st. Sat-
urday. Dec. %. 2 p. m. Burial Old Union
Cemetery; Friends invited. Friel is may
call at the Funeral Home Friday, to
4, Z to p. m.
DAY. REGINALD H.-Father Mrs. Ruth
Wolf brother Miss Cora NJ. Day, passed
away Thursday morning Strictly prl-
yate services At the FLANNER & BU-
CHM. VIRGIL Rage IS years. beloved
husband of Vera Williams CHM and
BuPg md; Aver 1 w. P1ttsb1rsh' Pa;
passed away at the family residence
1911 Southern-av Wednesday. Dec. 26
Services at The rssidenfe Fri "a Pee
Crown Hill. lVeedersburg Ind papers
please copy.l
MIDDLEswORTH HUGH-Age 70 years,
father Of William c. and H; Walden
passed away at the residence. 2424 N.
New Jersey-st. Tuesday. Dec. 25 Flu
neral Friday, p. m. Friends invited.
NORDsIECK. FREDLRICKA-Belov wife
Of the Rev. William Nordsieck. passed
I'll TNnr
Dec. 81. 1870 p. m. at the residence.
1923 n Temple-av (prlvate1, 2 p. m,
ST. Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church
cemetery. Friends may call after
o. m Saturday. Kindly omit fiowersl
MEYER & MONTAGUE SERVICE.
RYAN. ANNA M.-wife of Patrick E.
Ryan. mother Of Patricia Ann AM; and Mary
rim. died Friday. Friends may call at
the. KIRBY MORTUARY, z TO and
to p m Funeral M32nda cro ESQ cH at [Pe
Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends in
vited. Lebanon Gnd) papers please
copy.l
sAwYERS. HUBERT beloved husband
Wednesday morning. Funeral Saturday.
p. m. Corinthian Baptist church,
North and Fulton-sts
SHANE. ALvIRA-Age 81 years. mother of
Lillian La ROGUE Toledo; o. ant. Anna
Hardesty. passed away Dec. 26, At the
residence 1910 S. Goodlet-av. Funeral
SSfF505FRa ckk W peg USHER 81 FUR4ER IA Home
f7I9 n. Capitoi-av Friends invited
Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends may
call any time.
SMITH. JOHN FRANCISCO "a years. be-
loved father of Effie Morrell Of Watseka,
III passed away Thursday, Dec. u.
Time of funeral given later. For further
information call FINN BROS. FUNERAL
HOME. TA-l835.
sPIELHOFF VIM. F.-Husband of Emma
Spielhof. passed away Thursday evening.
Of ]. c. Wilson, 1880 Prospect-st Friday
evening. Funeral and burial private
Funeral Directors. Florists
FINN BROS.
Funeral Home
1899 N Meridian St. TA-l835
FLANNER & BUCHANAN
IS ". Fall Greek Drive TA-4400
GRINSTElNER'S
522 E. Market
RI-5374
HISEY & TITUS
957 N. Delaware
LI-382S
GEO. w. USHER
FUNERAL HOMES
2614 ". WASH ST BE-0148
1919 n CAPITOL AVE TA-1719
Krieger Funeral Home
MRS. VIM E KRIEGER. PROPRIETOR
1902 N. Illinois-st R1-l243.
j. G. WILSON
1880 Prospect st. DR-o32l. DR-0S22
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VITAL STATISTICS

Fred Janitz. school No. SO. 2sth and
Capitol. 20 fixtures
Kari Stahl. 1916 Manlcve. five fixtures.
Bremen Bros. 500 Oriental, t"o fixtures.
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COMMISSIONER Bureau OF Motor Vehlcles~E
FORD-27 sedan; motor No. 1A42N
be sold for Storagess.fr
amount storage
Evening star., 1934-05-22
In Mrnuriant.

CLARKE. ROSANNA c. Sacred 10 'he
Of CERkF nv dsar Tbn sTsndn0hs F1 FF;
nHUn fe ten " wears Hh ago today Ho May 80 1874
HER DEVOTED GRANDSON. DALLAS
P FRY
CLARKE. ROSANNA C. In loving remem-
brance of my devoted mother; ROSANNA
CLARKE who departed this life ten
HER DEVOTED AND ONLY DAUGH-
TER. ARA E. DUSOLD.
FIDLER. FANNIE B. In loving remsm-
RTa1Se NS1P Of our dea5 Wife wife 5iad snd pGthsT
HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHIL-
DREN.
JONES. CARRIE. In IGying ImsmTsory ot
died six years ago today, May 30. 1925.
We love one far away.
In Jesus keeping We are safe,
Our futures all unknown:
Jesus We know he is on the throne"
DAUGHTERS AND GRANDCHILDREN.
MILLER. WILLIAM. In sad and loving
memory of my dear father. WILLIAM
MILLER. who passed away one year aEo
today. May -. 1888.
A loving thought. a silent tear:
A beautiful memory of one so dear.
LOVING DAUGHTER. LOTTIE.
SIMPSON. MARGARET B. In loving re-
ssteF 81 g. Tb6
passed away two years ago today. May
80. 1922.
Dearest Margaret, you have left US.
And our loss is hard to bear.
II fills hearts with sadness
When we see your vacant chair.
MOTHER. SISTERS AND BROTHER
THOMPSON. MARGARET. A tribute of
love and devotion to the memory Of our
darling sister, MARGARET THOMPSON
,nee Huhn). who left US one year ago
today. May 80. 1898.
Never shall your memory fade"
HER LOVING BROTHER. WILLIAM.
AND HER LOVING SISTER. MARIE.
WOODFORD, EVELYN AND LILLIAN. In
loving remembrance OF our beloved ones.
EVELYN, departed this life l. years
ago. March -. 1922, and LILLIAN.
years ago today. May 90. 1927.
Never shall We cease to love you.
Never shall your memory fade;
Sweetest love forever fingers
Around your sweet and peaceful grave.
THE FAMILY AND FRIEND BERTHE.
Evening star., 1934-05-22
JAMES W. HARMON
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Solicitor for Evening Stars Cir
culation Department Dies
From Heart Attack.

James w. Harmon, As, a solicitor
for The Evening Stars circulation
department, died of a heart attack
yesterday while visiting friends in the
Dupont Circle Apartments. Harmon,
according to friends, was taking a
cold bath at the time of the fatal
attack.
DR.. William P. Reeves, who was
summoned. said Harmon was dead
when he arrived An inquest will be
held by DR.. A Magruder Macdonald,
District coroner. to determine the
exact cause of death.
Mr.. Harmon. who had lived for
some time at the Willard Court
Apartments, Seventeenth and Willard
streets, is survived by his widow and
two sons
Funeral services have not been
completed, but it was expected the
body would be sent to his former
home in Tennessee for burial.
Evening star., 1934-05-22
CHALLENGE ISSUED
TO UNITARIAN GROUP
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, May 22.-Citing the
troublous period now facing churches
Of America, Rev. Louis C. Cornish,
D. D., in his presidents address, to-
day challenged delegates attending
the 109th annual convention Of the
American Unitarian Association here,
TO give extra time to religious work
during the next year.
Never was our opportunity more
challenging and instantly important" /"
DR.. Cornish declared. In the past
We have been loyal and our loyalty
shall endure
We are living in troubled times.
Confusion is everywhere-in educa-
ton. industry, finance and govern
ment And this confusion affects all
the churches in this country. None
escapes Churches are being con-
solidated. Churches are being closed.
One Protestant denomination reports
500 unemployed ministers in New
England alone.
Let us look at the rock whence
We were hewn, and to the pit whence
we were digged: Oppression, tyranny.
dogmatism, the denial of all for
which We have fought and for which
we stand. Stark terror is abroad
Old tyrannies revive, old dogmatismS
again restrict religious faith. Make
no mistake. our Unitarian principles
OF individual judgment and faith are
at stake. Never were We more
needed"
Evening star., 1934-05-22
FOSTER CAUSEY DIES;
DISTRICT EMPLOYE
Member of Special Assessment
Staff Succumbs on Visit to
Delaware.

Foster CsuSey, who had been con-
nected with the special assessment
Office Of the District government for
80 years, died yesterday while visiting
relatives at his former home In Mil
ford, Del. He first came to this city
as an employe Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, but shortly afterward be-
gan bus service with the District.
Mr.. Causey was a graduate Of
Haverford Pa) College and was a
son of the late Delaware Secretary
OF State and Mrs. Foster Causey. He
also was a grandson of Truston Polk,
former Governor of Missouri.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Ella johnson CauSey; son, Freder-
lex Polk Causey of this city, and
three sisters, Mrs. William Aldred,
and the Misses Maria and Mildred
Causey, all of Milford
Funeral services will be held at the
home In Milford, Thursday at pm,
followed by burial there.
Evening star., 1934-05-22
COM MODORE RING
TO BE BURIED TODAY
Private Services at Arlington for
Man in Navy Sixty
four Years.

Private services at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery this afternoon will
mark the burial of Commodore James
A. Ring. Supply Corps, United States
Navy, retired. who died Saturday in
the Naval Hospital here. Capt. Sgd
ney K. Evans. chief Of the Nays
Corps of Chaplains, will ofticiate.
One of the oldest Of naval officers.
Commodore Ring was born at Worth
ington. Hampshire County, Mass, on
September Is, 1847. He entered the
Navy in 1870 as an assistant paymaS-
ter and went on duty at the Naval
Academy He took part in special
duty in the Darien expedition in 1872
and served on various ships of the
service when most men of war were
under sail. In 1894 he was ordered
aboard the U. s. S. Iowa, one of the
earliest battleships of the Navy.
Commodore Ring retired from ac-
tive service in 1911. but again was
ordered to active duty in 1914, when
he served at the Navy Yard, Ports
mouth, N. H. The commodore is
survived by his widow. Mrs. Mary
Loomis Ring, and they made their
home here at the Marlborough, GIT
Eighteenth street.
Evening star., 1934-05-22
Deaths Reported.

Caroline v. Sudler, 81. 1879 Columbia rd
Julia E. Clark. 10 1921 42nd st.
Annie E. Butt. 20. $50 D ST. s.w.
Sarah A. Clark. SO. us 9th st. sw.
Arthur w. Mock "a. 1901 X st. ne.
William Connors. 81 40 H st. ne.
Agnes EagGn, 55. Gallinger Hospital.
George Strohaver. Al. Georgetown Hospits
John w. Kennedy. "a. Children's Hospital
Mary E. Taylor. 81, 305 10th st. Sc.
Joseph Coleman. 81. Gallinger Hospital.
Thomas Love. SO. Gallinger Hospital.
James NJ Keeling, So. 21l2 M ST.
Blanche Robinson, 50. Gallinger Hospital
Howard Harris. alias Haywood Harris. 80
Gallinger Hospital.
Hester Battle. 3S Gallinger Hospital
Viola Groce. 81 442 Grace ct. s.w.
Thomas Williams. 90. Gallinger HoSuital.
Infant Gloria Jackson. Childrens Hospital
infant to Rosville and Mabel Frazier. Freed
mems Hospital.
Infant to Samuel and Sallie Moore, Freed
meE's Hospital
Evening star., 1934-05-22
HESS TO MAKE TALK

Paul v. B. Heiss, general sales
manager for the Chesapeake g. Po-
tomac Telephone Co., will be guest
speaker at a meeting Of the Central
Business Mems Association at the
Roosevelt Hotel Friday at pm. A
board of directors meeting will be
held tonight to discuss plans for the
coming year.
A buffet supper and entertainment
will be held at the Friday meeting.
Nearly 100 new business firms have
Joined the association as a result of
the recent membership campaign, the
Membership Committee announced
Evening star., 1934-05-22
Marriage Licenses.

Henry q Colby. ~. GrantwoOd n. j. and
Ruth r. LaFount. Il. 30o9 sd ST
Rev z. P Kimball.
Gustav A Bonnet, ~ - Adams st, and
Jennie NJ. Hand. 80 % NJ St; Rev. W.
T Atkinson.
william e Crowder. %. Petersburg. Va.
and Dorothy D. Rockwell -. Green
Bay Va; Rev. L. !. McDousle.
B. L. Peete. 80. 4u5 lst st. and A. Boone.
20, '!2s 10th st. ne: Rev. L. Michaux.
Paul r Dusenbury. -. Ashevllle. N. C..
and Lille S Jackson. - Warrenton.
Va; Rev. II. B Taylor.
jerry jackson Il. 13d L st. Sc. and
Matte NJ. Coates, Is, $50 E ST. Sc;
Rev. W Westray.
Evening star., 1934-05-22
FUNERAL SERVICE HELD
FOR MRS. M. M. SANDS
Hyattsville Woman, Heart-At-
tack Victim, Buried in
Mount Olivet.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, May 22-Fu-
neral services for Mrs. Marguerite
Mattingly Sands. who died suddenly
of a heart attack Sunday at the home
of her sister, Mrs. James Charles Rog-
ers, 10 johnson avenue, here, were
held this morning from there, with
mass later at ST. Jerome's Catholic
Church Father Chester J. CZyc. as
sistant pastor of the church, otticiat-
ed. Interment was in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Mrs. Sands was born in Washing
ton, but had resided here since her
youth She leaves a son, Francis
Murray Sands of HyattSville. and be-
sides Mrs. Rogers. with whom she
lived, brother, Eugene A. Mattingly
Of Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1934-05-22
Draths.

ABEIL. JAMES G. On Sunday. May 20
H. and Nellie A. Abel Funeral from
IuS 9th 81. Sc. on Wednesday: May
-. at $50 am: thence to st. Peters
Church. md and c SITS. Sc. where re-
ouiem mass will be offered at Q am. for
the repoSe OF his soul. 1nterment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends
ARMSTRONG. HAROLD F. On Tuesday.
May 80. 1884. at his residence. Is !
Han0ysr E4nO St Nv. NV. HAROLD F. ARM;
he aie Williams s2n S MaiH He
other relatives and EoSt Of friends to
mourn his departure. Remains Testin.
at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel.
3rd and Eye SITS. S.w. Notice OF tuner al
later.
BANGS. HALPH HINES. Suddenly on
Saturday, May ~. 1894. RALPH HINES
BANGS. beloved husband of Myrtle
funeral home. Funeral from Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church. 146I Co
Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. 90
BOYCE. ESTHER BILLUPS. On Monday.
May 81. 1894. at $50 pm. at her resi-
dence. 1927 Euclid st. NV. ESTHER
Boyce. Funeral from her late residence
on Wedne esday. May -. at IL am.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend Interment Rock Greek Cemetery.
WILFRED J. BRADY. aged SO years. be;
loved husband Of Rose NJ Brady and
son OF Joseph D. and Mary NJ. Brady
dence ene s4oe Kansas aVe1 en niW "as on Wed
nesday. MAY -. at $40 m; thence
to the Church Of the Nativity where
pose Of his soul. lnterment ProSpec:
Hill Cemetery. Friends and relatives
invited.
BROOKS. ROSSER LEE. On Monday,
ROSSER LEE BROOKS beloved husband
Of Re3ecca Zug Brooks and father ot
Funeral from v L. Speare Co, 1908 II
st. NV. Thursday, May "A. at IL a; a IN.
BYRD. WILLIAM. On Friday. May IS.
in Spartanburg S. c., January ! ). ls9S:
There he spent his boyhood days and
later made Washington, D. c.. his home
He is survived by wife and two chill
dren. father. four sisters and one
brother Body resting at Wesley Wash
ington funeral home. "o33 Georgia ave
and will be sent to his home IN Sparta n
burg for lnterment.
CALDWELL. JOSEPHINE C. On Monday
May u. 1894. at Providence Hospital
JOSEPHINE c.. beloved wife OF William D
sister of Mrs William Burnett. Funeral
Colmar Manor. Md. on Wednesday May
23 at $40 am. theEce to st. James
Church. Mount Rainier Md. where mas:
win be sd Sered s @ and lGr friends
invited to attend. Interment Glenwooc
Cemetery
CAUSEY. FOSTER. Suddenly on Monday
May Il. 1884. at his home, IN MI MMlli9ra
Secretary Of State of Delaware and the
late Anna Polk Causey. He is survlyeo
by his wife, Ella j. Causey. and son
Frederick P Causey of Washington. y
C. and three sisters. Mrs; william 4
Aldred and Misses Marian ana MI MI
dred CauSey Funeral services at MIL
ford. Del. 202 South Walnut ST.. Thurs;
day. May "a. at pm. Relatives ano
friends invited. 1nterment Mllloro; DeI