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prafha.

LUCAS. ROSETTA. Comrades Of Raw. 4
Father Waiter Council No. 40. W q.
L. are requested TO- ettknd the
tSTScs5 tTcZs q irS% SSr E '' sSs: sSS,ss gossIrf
10 an. Saturday. Ausust IL
L NJ. MORAN, ssey. oAN' rres.
auss 4. iess SADIE MANNING os ased ns "A
Lson % GlOsfa .s %1Rss Ms snd 81 M ~ Hsss. s.
rssldsaes $50 Eys & ne, ron IN ssturdsS iS
friends invited. fntsrmsns a Cedar
Hiil Cemetery. 10
MARSHALL, WILLIAM FRANCIS. on
Thursday, Ausust Q. lo34. at hls resi-.
FRxSc1s Russana ban oi nissais +. ss1s c.sis
at sSdy .esns a1s 7. .sa .f shssi sss
NV. Services az Leeds Church. Leeds
Va, on saturday. August IL. a. pm.
Interment Leeds. Va.
MCINTOSH. MARY ELIZA on THURSDAY.
ELIZA MCINTOSH. widow OF Albert Me-
brsss AnS mGnsr ean N = seen ~ Ssr
Funeral services sundas. Aasnst e; 90. 9.
Church. Relatives and friends inyiSt..d,
NEWMAN. NINA SMITH. on Ausust 8.
Rev DR. '1s asrSsrt seOts Sc hsr smsR sSs
Minswooa place. Mrs: NINA SMITH
MdAM sasSrds1 sftegrocn osrA Ausu.t EHstg Ias
PAGE, THEODORE r. on Thursday. Au-
THsopoRs L. sAos of 7e HSu Cue 81.
$50 Rhode islsnd ave. nv. Notice q
funeral later. IL
PARKER. FRANCIS MANSFIELD. On
Monasnx Ansunt e~ 1884 FEANciS
Frandson Of william Z. and susie Par
ker, stepson OF Rosie Washington.
brother a Of % Daisy Jane n and osorEs Par Par
Parker. Remains resting az the W.
Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1892 You
At. NV. Notice Of funeral later. IL
Role. EDwARD Z. R. On. "wednesday,
Pital EDWARD + r.. ROLE. beloved
husband Of Elizabeth N Role tnee VI:
fsslasnes Of his 'G si,tsr-in-paW, eh MPs' Mr." e.
kS kSsa.t III an !. ID = an. NV S..s.. S ss!sFSs sSd
friends are invited Interment Arlina-
ton National Cemetery. 10
ROSS, DIR. LOUISE. on THURSDAY. An-
piss Or. IouIsE =" ross s''Psapls Services s0s ::
the o. II. Hines Co. funeral home. 1901
18th St: NV. on saturday. August n,
THARP, JOSEPHINE. on Thursday. An.
JOSEPHINE THARP late residence,
Cobb Island. Md. the beloved wife OF
Llewellyn ThArp and mother OF Mrs,
Ethel Price and Emlen II. Tharp OF
WilminGton Del Funeral services at
the w, W. Chambers Co. Southeast ft-
neral home. bi7 1ith 81. s.e.. on SAT-
.rSsy .ra rnnH AgsEst IL a. Pm. Relatives
Del. papers @ please is''eo) eopy) Is '"'
ToGo0D. NORMAN. Departed this life
on Thursday. August a. 1884. az CAL
llneef Hospital, NORMAN ToCooD IN
iant son OF Annabele aad Alexander
Togood. Remains RESTING at Eugene
rord.s funeral home, 1900 South Cap
itoi 81. until pm, Saturday. Aueust
Io25 18th st. Sc, where funeral serv-
ices Will be held Sunday. August IL, at
pm. Interment Rosemont Cemetery.
YOUNGS, CURTIS M, Suddenly, on
Thursday, August o. 1894. At his resi-
TonNos raSerai 5S r. services nE SpEpts 81 s6l 18th
~. Sc, on Saturday. August IL, at
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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CAMPBELL FUNERAL
TO BE THIS AFTERNOON
Anacostia Hardware Dealer Came
to Washington From Mary
land in 1892.

Funeral services for Samuel r.
Campbell, 81, who died Tuesday at
his residence. 2233 Mount View place
southeast, we're TO be held this after
noon at the Emmanuel Episcopal
Church. followed by burial in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Born in Iron Hill. Md, he came to
Washington in 1892 to work with his
uncle, John r. Campbell, owner Of O
lumber company here. In 1898 he
joined q cousin. j. Frank Campbell,
in a hardware store in Anacostia, re-
naming in business there until his
death.
He Is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Marian King Campbell, and daugh-
ter by his first marriage, Miss Mar
guerite Beveridge Campbell.
Mr.. Campbell engaged in church
activities here and was a member Of
the Royal Arch Masons, a past patron
of Electa Chapter, o. e. s.. and a
past master of Anacostia Lodge, No.
81, F. A A. M, of which he was sec
retary at the time of his death.
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FOREIGN
Marriage Licenses.

Henry lockwood. 80. and Gladys spann
"A both of 81 o St: Judge r. Z. Mat
Frank j. Miner. 27, 1929 O st.. and
Regina r. Greenhow. 25. 90s 5th st
Sc; Rev M Rankin
Stewart ,wright. % Loyinsston. Va. and
Rachel johnson. %. Schuyler Va; Rev
Philip il. BASS. 81. s24 Lonsfellow St. and
Laura r. Mason, Is. 1910 Park rd.i
Leroy Miller 2s. 3329 18th st.. and AIic,
M Rice 81. 3237 Hiatt pl.; Rev. Albert
ANNE fsompson Sol g. doHdon ats ST Hos
Judge R. T. Mattingly.
William ,. Matteson, 81. and Grace K
ehasesss ave. 20 Rev SotR 1s9 ss1ckles
Lee Hammer. 81, 2520 10th st.. anc
Elizabeth G. winters, 4s. 1889 columbiG
rd. Rev. J. S. Noffsinger.
R. A. Rickerten. jr- 10: us sth st: ne
Norman A, Smith. 21. 1440 Kearney st
ne. and Olive M. Wilson. 81, 1915
18th ST.; Rev. Francis Yarnan.
NJ j. Duffy. Al. and Annie E. Keith. 80
both of 507 10th st. SCI Rev. J. C.
David Jsysciotti. 20. 400 @ st. Sc. and
RGH N M DeCarlo.
Thomas j. Henry. "a. and Beatrice Lacey,
2I. both Of Alexandria. Va; Rev. Free
ley Rhorer.
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Births Reported.

JOHN and Eileen Mcpherson, boy.
James and Helen Fox. boy.
Michael and Bridget FitzEerald. boy.
DAVID David and nd Peria WolT. boy.
Clarence and Jean Silver, boy.
Jacob and Lydia Kasab, boy.
Psaard and and Ghsoes 1oa chssss sasss Sos boy
Harry and Anne Goldsmith, girl.
James and Sarah Riddel. girl.
Harry and Alice Borden, girl.
Ma1aell Naa anH and Liash Alice Coleman. n i sirl.
Elmer and Louise Mockabee. girl.
Nakhat and Bua Kitiyakara. girl.
Frank and Alma Roche, boy.
chsrfss esncTs ana ana ass hs4s osars Mne boS SSs
Clarence and Eloise OUTLAW. boy.
Isaac and Anne Friedman boy
sp1ia fTanci. and md Helen tnsf HsrSins. Boy 10Y
William and Mary Edwards. boy.
Edward and Isabel Marr. boy.
Clyde and Evelyn Smith. boy.
Elmer and Dorothy Howerton. boy.
Paul and Martha Carr. boy.
Perry and Margery Miller. boy.
Vernon and India Shirey. boy.
Sos.rt ad snd Aasns hsnoris SsrTs boy
John and Beulah Carver, boy.
Calvin and Marie Smith. boy.
Curtis and ID Aasi. ia y wasSon n.rnav boy; cSx
Philip sfmHei ana aad Minnie iaie steines xiTi RIs
Robert and Josephine conlan, girl.
Grover and Carrie Carr. girl;
Robert and Estelle Ewing. girl.
Leon and May Handy, girl.
Laurence Bamah Mays. girl
Mason and Louise Samaha, girl.
joseph joseph and and Antoinette Lemucchi, girl.
THOMAS and Jessie Hayes. girl. a
Clark and Oma Carrier. girl.
Ernest and Viola Hively. boy.
William and Edith Cunningham. girI.
Joseph and Minnie Jewell. boy
psstS Rascn sRS ana Msrsasss Mamie cartme, soy.
Harry and Irma Anthony, boy,
Gourley and Marie Jolley. boy
Clayton and Margaret Titus. boy.
Carroll and Catherine Tavenner. boy
Henry Hem asn and Ah Mabel Mecaffrey. boy.
aSrt Sssse and .as Gys fss compton soy Boy
John and Clara Leahy. boy.
Thomas and Margaret Baker. boy.
George and Mildred Sullivan, boy.
Henry and and MINT Minnie tmsn. FlsiInsT Sfg SiT
Fred and Ann Aaronson girl;
Harrell and Naomi Eddins. girl.
Joseph and Elizabeth Bailey. girl.
Charles nSrh aan and N Ruth Wiieox. girl:
Joseph and Elizabeth Turner. girl.
George and Gladys Myers. girl;
Burgess and Ruth Hayward. girl.
Joseph and Dorothy Nance, sirl;
Walter and Freda Vernon, boy.
Elijah and Ruth Seth. boy.
Charles and Florence Dorsey. boy.
Samuel and Alberta Lacy boy,
John and Jennie Cleveland. girl.
bradford and Mildred Williams, girl.
Robert and Palmer Johnson, boy.
Charles and Fannie Davis. boy.
Prank and Sarah Frazier. boy.
George and Mary Mitchell. girl.
Clarence and Alice Fletcher. boy.
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I'M MRiilnriant.

BARNES. MILDRED c. In sad but loving
remembrance of our devoted. loving and
BARNES. who left US for the better
world on high three years ago today,
August TO- 1881.
To know her was 10 love her
Her ways were ways Of pleasantnesS
And all her paths were peace.
BARNES FAMILY.
BoTELER. SUSIE. In loving remembrance
OF my dear sister. Susie BOTELER
10. 1927.
Nothing can ever take away
The love a neart holds dear;
Fond memories llnger every day,
+ Remembrance keeps her near.
HER LOVING SISTER. MINNIE HAS
BRANCH, GENIE. Sacred to the memory
OF our beloved mother, GENIE BRANCH.
who departed this life one year ago 20.
day. August 10. 1888.
Just a line Of sweet remembrance
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, FLORENCE
YOUNG AND HAYES BRANCH.
MILLER. LUCINDA AND EZEKIEL. In
beloved mother, Mrs. LUCINDA MILLER.
who departed this life nine years ago
TO-DAY today ssasEn august ~. lgsss md ny ss-
who dspsTtsd this ME three years aso,
Father. in Thy gracious keeping.
Ie,vyss,,e ILeeAys We new no ~, Thy servsnt sleeping,
HARRIET A. MILLER.
MOORE. IDA FOWLER AND 8. EDWIN,
tribute Of love and devotion to the
mooR q snS Ssr her SsaF sssssd sRss pA
EDWIN MOORE. who Joined The celes-
tial choir three years ago. August 10,
No tears shan be in heaven. no wsepsns
No siehs Or tears thy rspturOus Joy
For Cod. own hand shall wipe thy tears
And thou shall hear thy Heavenly Father
No tears shall be in heaven"
No death shan be in heaven. no DYING
There lie eternal we with Christ shall
snare,
Who conquered death and vanished ali
And rose sEain. triumphant Ger the
No death shall be in heaven.
MOTHER. DAD AND BROTHER RUS
MOORE. s. EDWIN. IN. AND IDA Fow-
Ss saSs 's's!S +. Ss SSSyS;sass SSS
zsp !isE' nj SRs s''s. E'is;S SooSl AM Ssb
PORTER. REV. JOHN. In loving rsmem-
e 0eso ~o sf th,s oHs s
fiye wears M ago TO-DAY Auanst Ia. Iaa Iaaai '
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN
sIMNs, JAMES w. In sad but loving re-
membrance OF our dear husband and
father. JAMES W. sIMAts. who depart
ed this life eight years ago today. Au-
gust 10. 1926.
Days OF sadness stiIi come DER US.
Secret tears do often how,
Memories keep you ever near US.
Though you left US eisht years ago.
What would We give 10 see his face.
His loving hands to touch.
To hear his voice and see his smile
That meant to Us 50 much
HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER, LOTTH
SIMMS AND BKRNARDTNE BROWNE.
YOUNG, HARVEY Y. Departed this life
suddenly; two years aso today. August
HIS HIS iFATizER. CHARLES Z. YOUNG.
YOUNG, HARVEY n. In memory of our
loving son. HARVEY H. YOUNG. who
departed this life August 10. 1882. two
years ago today.
MOTHER. FATHER. SISTER AND
BROTHER.
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commonly Used for blending with
straight whisky. At the higher ranges
Of proof around 100 degrees neutral
whisky becomes Substantially the same
a. neutral spirits derived from grain
ard h not materially improved By
aging
Neutral spirits. the r. A c. A says.
~are practically pure alcohol"
But. the administration adds.
concerning neutral spirits. when
used a. q blending material with
strsight whisky they are required to
be derived solely from grain, te.,
must be pure grain alcohol
Postpone Application.
The Internal Revenue Bureau after
announcing that 10 had decided to
authorize the use Of wood alcohol as
dtnaturant in denAtuTed alcohol,
yesterday decided 70 postpone irldefl-
niteiy the application Of the order
The bureau offered no reason for the
postponemert
The decision 70 restore wood alcohol
as csnaiurant. originally reached q
week ago. followed a petition prepared
by le representative manufacturers,
distributors and users Of completely
denatured alcohol. who urged its COM
mercial utility a. denaturant.
Business men In protests against the
existing formula asserted 1t was not
satisfactory for anti-freeze purposes
because Of disagreeable odors which
also interfered with the utility OF this
type Of Industrial alcohol in manu-
featuring processes,
Producers and users stressed the
fact that the public can buy 100 per
cent wood alcohol without restriction.
They questioned the necessity Of pro-
hibiting the manufacture and sale OF
denatured alcohol containing a rela-
lively small percentage Of wood al
cohol.
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DEATH CLAIMS WIDOW
OF ALBERT NJ. READ

Native of Bangor, Me-, Had Been
Resident of Capital IS Years.
Funeral Today.
Mrs. Rachel Jordon Read, widow of
Albert M. Read, former president Of
the Security Storage Co. died Wednes-
day at her home, 2726 Wisconsin
avenue.
Funeral services were to be held at
the residence at 3 pm, followed by
burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Born in. Bangor. Me-, July 1S. 1884.
Mrs. Read has been a resident of
Washington for Is years. She is sur
vived by brother, Fred Jordon Of
Bangor. and q daughter. Mrs. John
Patterson Brock Of this city.
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r.. w. RICHARDSON RITES
HELD THIS AFTERNOON
World War Veteran Served 10
Years with Bureau OF
Internal Revenue.

Funeral services were held this
afternoon for Robert W. Richardson.
World War veteran and for is years
an employe of the Bureau of Internal
Revenue. who died wednesday at his
home. 72o Spruce avenue. Takoma
Park The services were held at the
s. H Hines establishment. He was
buried in Arlington National Gene
terry with military honors.
A native Of washington, Mr. Rich
ardson attended District schools and
In I925 took q law degree at National
University In his early years he
worked in the audit department Of the
Southern Railroad, entering the Bu-
reau Of Internal Revenue Immediately
after the war.
During the war he was a first lieu
tenant and served as assistant finance
officer at Camp Dix.
Mr.. Richardson is survived by his
widow. a daughter, Lena, and two
sons. Roy @. and C. T. Richardson.
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3. E. EMMERT FUNERAL
TO Be HELD TOMORROW
Services for Lifelong Washington
Resident Planned for Glen
wood Burial.

Funeral services for Bernard z.
Emmert, II. of 1434 Harvard street. a
lifelong resident Of Washington. will
be held tomorrow at 8 pm. at the
Hysong establishment. Rev. J. Fred
erick Wenchel officiating. Burial viii
be In Glenwood Cemetery.
Until his retirement several years
ago, Mr.. Emmert was engaged in busi-
ness here. He was the son Of the late
George and Charlotte Emmert and an
original member of Christ Evangel-
ical Lutheran Church.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Dora Landvoigt Emmert; a daughter.
Mrs. Mildred Swagart; two sons, Ray
mond and George; six sisters and five
grandchildren.
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D|ST|LLERS MUST
DEFINE LIQUORS
New Order Requires Them
TO Show Contents OF
Bottle on Label.
~ ihs Associated Press.

~ tfs Associated Press.
The Federal Alcohol Control Ad-
nninistration today promulgated a new
Get Of orders designed 20 require dis
tiIleFs 20 tel The customers what iS
An the liquor
The ordera, revised code Of Ia
being requirements and standards OF
identity, are issued with hopes that
they win serve as models for State
IiQuor control agencies, bringing the
Federal and tstate regulations into ac-
cord
For the lat,eis. the r. A. c. A now
demands: Tie brand name and the
class and type of distilled spirits, name
and address of dlstiIler. rectiner or
importer or bother IL bottled by other
than producer: the alcoholic content
by proof. exrept for such specialties
as ready-mixed hiRhballs. fizzes. cor
dials and liqllers; the quantity or net
contents. q iaatement regarding any
excessive coloring or navoring ma
terial.
Defines Neutral Whisky"
Under the standards OF identity the
y. A. G. A. defines the newly coined
term neutral whisky" in this fash
ion:
The distiTate taken from the still
at proofs between 100 and 100 de-
erees and tha higher proofs as taken
from the attn are expected to be
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columhia-Local thun-
dershowers this afternoon or tonight:
tomorrow generally fair. not much
change in temperature; gentle to
moderate southwest winds.
Maryland and virginia--Local thun-
dershowers this afternoon or tonight:
tomorrow generally fair, not much
change In temperature.
West Vfrginia-Partly cloudy to-
night and tomorrow: local thunder
showers this afternoon or tonight in
north and east portions: not much
change IN temperature.
River Report
Potomac River very cloudy and
Shenandoah cloudy today.
fnp . Ham,
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WILL ATTEND FUNERAL

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, August 10
Members of the Montgomery County
Bar Association, at special meeting
here yesterday, decided to join the
members of the Frederick County Bar
Association in attending IN a body
the funeral of former Judge Glenn
H. Worthington, which takes place at
4 o'clock this afternoon from the
Episcopal Church in Frederick.
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Deaths Reported.

Bessie Miller. %. 1901 Connecticut ave
Eta Hill. rs. Home for Aged and Infrrn'
lanes Hooper. ~. sibley Hospital,
James James Z Hope. IS. $is 18th p: ne; >.
Bertha T. Craven. 45. iii New York
Harry e. Miller. 80. Walter Reed Hos
Mary L. Ickes. 80. Walter Reed Hospital
Nancy Blackwell. 20, 2l4 r So.
Nathaniel Galloway. 81. arrival Freed
Infapt Barbara Mitchell. 1887 17tn w.
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Garha nf THanks.

JOHNSON. MILDRED. wish 10 express
my appreciation TO my many friends for
their kind words Of sympathy and beau
tifui floral offertnns durtnG the recent
Illness and at the death Of my dear
mother MILDRED JOHNSON
JAMIE CHURCHILL MOoRMAN.
MULLIKIN. BENJAMIN v. We wish to
extend eur thanks and appreciation 10
eur friends and relatives for their kind
expressions Of sympathy and fcra tsib-
utes at the death Of cur believed son
and brother. BENJAMIN r MuILrKrN.
THE FAMILY,
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See Battery Train.

French engineers recently inspected
in Dublin the Drumm battery train,
which is sponsored by the Free State
government.
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Report for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
CFrom noon yesterday to noon today }
Highest. IS. at noon today. Year
ago, 70.
Lowest, "a, at am. today. Year
ago, 10.
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Record Temperatures This Year.

Highest, i0l. on June %.
Lowest, -6la, on February 8.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest 81 per cent, at am. today.
Lowest, So per cent. at pm. yes
terday.
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Foes Prevent Dance,

To prevent o Blueshirt dance In
Ballina. Irish Free State. political enc
mics cut the electric wires to the hall
and spilled tar over the entire floor.
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FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Res.
cue League, II o st, NV North $3.50
Evening star., 1934-08-10

LOST.
Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star tDiH be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, tnciasipe, up
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
AUTOMOBTLE-S25 reward for infornna-
tion leading to recovery. Of same District
of Columbia license J-S6?. Ford 1890
painted Brewster green. WEST Ol05-W.
BIILFOLD. with initials p. +. B.. Wed. or
THURSDAY; white shell glasses In Edmonds
case. Sunday. Reward WEST I4S1-J. .
BRIEF CASE, upper. with bank state
Gsn nsn's s1tS arS oss frssernity records. Reward
BRIEF CASE. brown pig skin; initials v.
NJ. v. engraved in gold; containing papers
valuable only TO owner. Reward. colum-
Ola 4g14.
EURcH PoPcoRN MACHINE PoT. lost
near 18th and Peabody sts. Reward.
EYEGLASSES shell-rimmed, brown leather
case marked a Sine ,optician" ReWerd-
FRATERNITY PN-Mu Sigma. black
sard. n4d ResnPn nas0 eo asS5 sl Ontario T Tdl CO.
lumbia 1906. -
HANDBAG. in or near Mullahe's.. 1Ith and
NV: Please return eentents OF faono no
Wisconsin ave, NV.
LAUNDRY BAG. white. and contents, be-
tween Annapolis and Washington. Mon
day pm Liberal reward to finder M
PANAMA HAT. Isdy's, at tunnel near Sem
ste Once Bldg also amber De1ds, q In ~
ave. as. Phone II. ss55-j.
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GARNER. GEORGE T. On wednesday.
August s. 1894. at Mount Alto HOSPITAL
GEORGE E. the beloved husband Of
Lille Frances Garner and father OF
Walter p. George E., Joseph A.. Harry
w. and Miss Helen Louise Garner. Mrs.
Mary Matthews. Mrs. Edna Ruleman.
Mrs. Irene Warmer and Mrs May L.
Thomas. Funeral services at his late
residence. 336 18th 81. Sc on Monday,
August 13. at 10 am. Relatives and
friends are invited. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery, with fun mil
itary honors 10
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BAKNuM. REV. JAMES ROSS. On wed

nesday. August .. 1894, Rev. JAMES
ROSS BAHNUM, pastor OF Ebernezer
A. M. r. Church, o st. between 9th
Mrs. Eva Barnum. father OF Mrs Grace
Hammock Of New York, Mrs. Evelyn
Tipps Of Abingdon. Va; Norma. Viola,
Mrs. Coberth Of Mount Holly. NJ j. He
also leaves other relatives and friends.
Funeral Sunday August 10. ct 2 pm,
from Ebernezer A. H. Z. Church. 9ery-
ices will be continued Monday, August
IL, at l pm. in Hagerstown, Nd. In
teFment RoSehill Cemetery 10
Evening star., 1934-08-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Meeting, Hotel and Restaurant En-
ployes' Alliance, Local 78l, l4l2 ]
street, Q pm.
Meeting, Postal Clerk Union,
Hamilton Hotel, $50 pm.
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ASHTON ANNIE Tn. or.esr, ana ro.,r.

beTs OF Forest Temple. No o. L B. p.
bsuss,sr q w sSs1E aFs notss Ass q the death
OF sorrow Friday. August 10, 1884 at 4
pm, az the Elks' Home. 1902 Cue st.
NV Funeral Saturday. August III. al
/ pm. from Zion Baptist Church. r
st. between 3rd and 4th sts s.w. All
lodges and temples are invited
LOUISE NAYLOR. Daughter Ruler.
FANNIE GREEN Financial Secretary
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Tide Tables.

FURNISHED by United States Coas
and Geodetic SiIrYevN
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1874, at $50 pm. at sibiey Memorial
of the late Charles w. Barnes she
1s survivsd by six CHILDREN. games z;
Connor, Mrs, Della Devine and Miss
Bette L. Barnes Remains resting at
her late residence. "a EvartS st. ne.
Notice OF funeral later.
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JACKSON. MARTHA A. Passed peacl

JACKSON. MARTHA A. Passed peace
fqy to rest IN on .4sES ASsSst ls34 st
pital. MARTHA nJia 4. JAcKsoS soSii1s daash- aIs-
ter Of the late Henry and Bessie Jack
son S3I,, and devoted aunt Of Mamie Harris,
Margaret Smith. Martha Winston. Julia
and Betsy johnson. Remains resting
i4sa ne You e rnss s .tl1i ans pm fsGEss dss
thereafter at her late residenee. $500
DImbsrton, .Is,, ave. nss Funeral sstyT-
Baptist Church. 9th and and ? 'st sss 'InVn n'W
Interment Mount Zion Cemetery.
Ah Dives I@nsdiats Relief nf Society asf5e' are Si
sfreOy Sd to Rse ssRs Ne tgRsTr sssS1das q
August IL, 1884, at 2 pm. from Shi-
lob Baptist Church; corner 9th and p
MARY Ma n" sMAcKuM czI1aASEeH SEE AoIF' Pres
JELLIsoN. RICHMOND A. On Thursday
August o. 1894. at Sibley Hospital
RICHMOND A.. JELLISON aged 10
soma ssssns At Hs .Psc.s Psy
at Pohick Church, on Saturday. August
II. at pm. Interment Pohlck Gem
xoHNsoN. AMANDA. On wednesday. Au-
gust 8. 1884, at Barracksyille. ". Va,
AMANDA JOHNSON, mother of Kitty
Brown and Martha Brown. Of 1888
Yeg Il nT VIII Notice q funeral sssT
home, 3S9 Rhode Island ave. NV. 10
JOHNSON. ROBERT JOSEPH. On Fri
ss aospts Arsss5 L. osaPa ssogsa so
OF Henry J.. and Mary Teresa johnson
{nee Connolly. Funeral from his par
snts' residence; 4s19 Kansas az aye NV:
Menesy sSenes to ASsss ST. dablnss ohurss wher.
requiem mass viii be offered At 2 am
Relatives and friends invited Inter-
ment Mount Oiivet Cemetery. IL
KIPLTNGER. MARGARET G. On Thurs
day August o. 1894. MARGARET G.
KTPLINCER fnee Shugruel. beloved wife
OF the late wilbert D. KipiinRer Fu-
neral from the EeslasIss e hsT ;TvsI Saqsh- H
Nd. on Saturday. Lugust IL. At $50
an; thence 10 st Francis xavier's
Church 9th ST. and Pa. ave. Sc
where mass VIII be offered at . am.
for the repose Of her soul. Relatives
and friends invited. InteTment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 10
LOCKWOOD. CHARLOTTE ELEANOR ON
Thursday. August g. 1924. at her resi-
ty. Va. cHARLorrR RLEANoR. wife
G ICES s at the above above address A on % satuTday Pd
August III. at pm. Interment Oak
Hin Cemetery.
wednesday. August 8, I934. at Provi-
dence Hospital. ROSETTA. widow Of
tss eSas I sa az Raresrss esusn'sT Kerr e.
Funeral from her late residence. 1924
Crittenden Sc. NV, on Saturday. Au-
gust IL. 1884. at 9:30 am. Requiem
mass at o. Gabriegs Church at 10 an.
Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
Inserment at Mount oaiyet cemetsry.
Evening star., 1934-08-10
BARNUM, REV. JOHN ROSS.

5oHs ASEss' ROSS sS4 hAsN5M 4 5so Bsssor Res oi
Ebenezer A. NJ. Z. Church. o st. bet.
27th and 2sth SITS. NV. Remains rest
ing at Frazier's funeral home. $3.50
Rhode Island ave. NV. Notice Of tu-
neral later. 10
Evening star., 1934-08-10
EMMERr. BERNARD ERNEsr. {

nesday' August 8. 1854 BEkNARn
ERNEST. aged IL years beloved hus-
band OF Dora Landvoist Emmert. Fu-
18th and N sts. n.w.. on Saturday. Au-
gust IL. At 3 pm. Relatives and
friends invited. 1nterment Glenwood
Evening star., 1934-08-10
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