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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-17
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Mrs. Frances Smith entertained
with a surprise party Saturday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Brown honoring the birthday an
niversary of their daughter, Miss
Thelma Brown. Miss Brown re-
ceived many flowers and beautiful
gifts. Cards were enjoyed during
the evening at which Mr.. and Mrs.
Sandy Moss won first prize for
gentlemen and ladies, and Mrs.
Henry Johnson, consolation.
Miss Suzanne Lyons and grand
mother, Mrs. Susan Holiday, left
last week for California and Ari-
zona. Mrs. Holiday will reside
with her daughter, Mrs. Goldie
Paige Of Garden Canyon, Arizona.
Miss Lyons will stop over in Sac
remento and San Francisco with
brothers there. Prior to her de-
parture Miss Lyons was entertain
ed by the following people: a din
ner by Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Glib
son; a breakfast by Mrs. Gerald
Wells; party by Mr.. Ralph Jones,
and supper by Mrs. J. w. Worm
ley at which Mrs. Katherine Dem
ming of San Francisco shared hon
ors.
Mrs. Bette Jones of st. Paul,
MINI, spent the week end as the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
Moore.
Mrs. Anita Diggs Of Portland
spent the week end visiting Mr..
and Mrs. M. l.. Mitchell and Mrs.
d. A. Washington.
Miss Loretta Sawyer, accompan-
led by Miss winifred Ingram, will
sing a group of American folk
songs and spirituals at the Folk
Festival in Vancouver, B. c., Sat
urday evening. Her appearance is
sponsored by the American Consul
General.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gordon and
Mrs. George Bradley spent the
week end at Hoods Canal fishing
and hunting.
The State Federation of Colored
Women's Club held its first board
meeting recently at the Sojourner
Truth Home. Eleven members
were present and discussed many
interesting things for the years
program. Tacoma and Everett
were well represented. Mrs. J. B.
Sanluels, president; Mrs. Carrie
West. secretary.
The Harmony Art Twelve Club
resumed it's activities for the win
ter at the home of Mrs. E. Billings
with election of officers which re-
suited as follows: Mrs. H. o.
Thompson, president; Mrs. Ivy
Carter, vice president; Mrs. Eva
Jones, secretary; Mrs. Lulu Will
Jams, treasurer.
Keep OFF the Date, Monday, Mo-
yember 4th. Dixie Social Club en-
tertal at McEIroy's Spanish Ball
Room.
Mrs. Beatrice Robinson enter
tanned twenty-five little folks and
their mothers last Saturday after
noon in honor of her grandson,
Danny Allen, Jr., who celebrated
his first birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Blackwell
are now making their home at the
Madlyn Arms Apartments.
Mrs. Arthur Harris was hostess
on Wednesday afternoon for the
regular meeting of the Matinee
Matrons Club.
Steve Saunders, popular barber,
is now located at Bogle's Barber
Shop, 500 9th Ave. South.
Mrs. Airline English entertained
the London Bridge Club Wednes-
day evening complimenting -drs.
c. L. Mccullough, recently re-
turned from the East.
Mr.. ]. S. Jackson, executive Sc
cretary of the Seattle Urban Lea
que, spoke Thursday afternoon be-
fore the Kiwanis Club of Everett
from the subject, 1.-THE Italo-Ethio-
plan Situation"
Notice for all to attend the
Youth Day program at the Bap-
4
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POLICEMEN FIND CAB
OWNED BY "A. SMITH"

Undaunted by the fact there are
273 persons in the city directory named
"A. Smith," Policemen j. F. Gowen
and William Thompson of the first
precinct yesterday succeeded in recov-
ering a suitcase containing clothing
worth $177 which was taken errone-
ously from a downtown hotel.
The owner of the property, Miss
Helen Battrick of Pittsburgh, was
checking out of the hotel, and her suit
case loaded in a taxicab. Before she
came out, however, another woman en-
tered the cab and ordered the driver to
proceed. Unsuspecting, the driver left
Later Miss Battrick appeared and
upon learning Of her loss notified po-
lice. A witness informed her the name
on the cab was "A. Smith," and police
spent all of yesterday stopping cabs
in search for the driver. When they
finally located him he told them that
the woman had taken the suitcase to a
bus station, where 1t had been checked.
1t was recovered.
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Deaths Reported.

Martha F. owings. "a. Home for Aged and
John Barton Payne. 70 George Washing
ton University Hospital
owen Stickel. 81. Georgetown University
Hospital
Annie Wright. IS. Is ST.
Mary L. Berry. 50, Emergency Hospital
Theresa Marojevic. so. St. Elizaoeth's
George Wicker. 81, Emergency Hospital.
Thomas J. Spillane. So. Emergency Hos
pital.
Dean Blackwell. AZ. Gallineer Hospital.
William L. Quinn. 30. 623 Md. ave ne
George Skinner. ir.. II. ChIldren's Hos
Anna j Steinberg f. Childrens Hospital.
Infant William Haas. Childrens Hospital
Infant, Barbara A. Cave. Children's Hos
pital.
Infant Darcy. Gallinger Hospital.
Cornelia Bishop. 70. 1917 9th st.
John NJ. Mask. ~. 1915 14th st.
Irving jackson, SO. 17l7 Oregon ave.
Robert Smallwood. AZ Gallinger Hospital.
Mary Cats. As. Gallinger Hospital.
Preston Ginyard. i3. Gallinger Hospital
Robert Pride, 43, 158 q st.
William B. McKnight. 80. $40 Barry pl
Katie Ziegler 81. Gallinger Hospital.
Virginia Grant. 16. Gallinger Hospital.
Stanley Harris. 3. Freedmen's Hospital
James Grifin, | Childrens Hospital
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fn mrntnriant.

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7esTs ago today ds92Tasd 9nnsfv 81 IBIS ff four
MARY SUE La MONT.
BROOKS. JOSEPHINE. A tribute Of love
EPHNF BRooRs my wba fsaF dsS mShtT JanToy ToS
LOVING DAUGHTER. BESSIE CHASE.
BURGESS. WAITER E. In sweet memory
o. nv faithful husband, WALTER Z.
BURGESS. who went on three years ago
today. January 2s 1892.
Walter:
wande- through the same paths that
1t was because we were so happy that it
IVES ha-d - let vor 60
LONESOME WIFE. LILLE MAY.
brsrce Of NV dear mothsr. MINNIE
HILL who departea this life one year
ago today January % 1894
Sleep on. dear mother. and take your
needed vow but God knew best.
Alwevs faithful kind and true.
God never made better mother than
HER TOWING DAUGHTER. MARY z.
ADAMS. AND FAMILY.
LEDERER. AMELIA A. In fond and loving
LA A. LEDERER. who departed this life
three wears ago today. January 90. 1882.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. MAY.
LEE. JOSEPHINE v: In loving remem-
brance of JOSIE dear. who passed away
five years ago today. January %. 1880.
LILLIAN.
LEE. JOSEPHINE " In sad but loving
ter. JOSEPHINE v. LEE.
loving thought silent tear.
beautiful memory Of one so dear.
HER LOVING MOTHER SISTER AND
LoRNE. CAROLINE. TURNER. In remem-
LINE TURNER ToRNEi who departed
this life four years ago today. January
DEVOTED SON EDWARD TURNER:
P666Phn5E R66PTEb DAGGH4ER, e HER EVA DAB: g.
MILLER. ETA DoNLEY. Sacred TO the
memory OF our dear. devoted mother.
ETA DONLEY MILLER. who laid down
a cross for crown five years ago today.
January rs. 1880.
Oh twas a bitter sorrow
To lay her beneath the sod:
Yet what a blessed comfort
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. ADELE
AND REBA.
RANDOLPH. MARIA. A tribute Of love
loved mother. MARIA RANDOLPH. who
departed this life January %. 1881.
When we are, alone we like to stray
Along the path of yesterday;
To live agai1 in memory dear
The happy DAYS that used to be-.
HfE NORA PEEoB q EEB MAYS RHgqETFRs FRNpdLPR dE9
AND RACHEL r. ARLINGTON.
TATE. ADA A. AND SIMON G. A tribute
of love and devotion to the memory Of
our kind and affectionate parents ADA
A. TATE. who passed away nine years
ago today January % 1926. and
SIMON G. TATE. who passed away
twenty-three years ago. December IS.
1911
Loved and honored in life, remembered
in death
LEONARD A. AND GERALDINE L. TATE.
" -
our dear mother MARY JANE WANZER.
who died one year ago today. January
%. 1894.
She had a smile for every one.
A heart as pure as gold.
To those who knew and loved her
Her memorv will never grow old
HER CHILDREN MARTHA CARTER,
- PAUL WANZER RODELLA WANZER,
ROSALIE FLEMINGS
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DR.. H. W. KENNER, II,
DRUGGIST, EXPIRES
Heart Disease Causes Death of
Retired Member of Phar-
macy Board.

Or. Harry Walton Kenner, promi-
nent Washington druggist and retired
member of the District Board OF Ex-
aminers in Pharmacy, died yesterday
at his home, 1416 Ingraham street, OF
heart disease. DR.. Kenner, who was
II, retired several years ago.
Born in Warrenton, Mo, he came
to Washington about so years ago after
studying in Baltimore and practiclng
for a short time in New Orleans.
A Mason, he belonged to the Ma
tional Association of Retail Druggists
and the Veterans Pharmaceutical AS
sociation Of Washington.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Ada Belle Kenner: five sons. Maj. Al
bert Kenner. U. S. A., now stationed
in the Philippines; Dr. Harry r. Ken
ner, DR.. Edwin A. Kenner and NAL
colin and Rodham Kenner, all OF
Washington, and two daughters. Mrs
Alfred Stoddard Of Chicago and Mrs
Brooke Parkinson Of Farmland, N. j.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
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CHARLES GR0SECL0SE
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Former Attorney in Interior De-
partment Was Graduated From
G. w. u. Law School.

4 Va hCA 4AeSSAA ASJ AAA
partment Was Graduated From
G. W. U. Law School.
Charles j. Groseclose, 73. for many
years an attorney In the solicitors
Office Of the Interior Department, died
Friday at Garfield Hospital Of pneu-
monia. His home was at 1882 Newton
street.
Born in GroSecloSe, Va, MIR. Grose-
close attended Roanoke College, where
he joined Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
and later was graduated from the
George Washington University Law
School. Most of his active practice
was spent with the Interior Depart
ment. He retired in 1882. He was a
charter member of the University
Club and had lived in Washington for
so years.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Lillian S. Groseclose and daughter,
Mrs. e. Kent Clark of Washington, a
son, Tyler Lee Groseclose. of Phil
adelphia, Pa, and two grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted at
the S. H. Hines funeral chapel at II
am. today. followed by burial in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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WILLIAM S. BARBER
DIES AT LINDEN, ND.
Former u. s. Worker, Wisconsin
Native, Long Connected
With Treasury.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LINDEN, Md, January 28.-William
Strong Barber. IA, resident Of this
community more than 40 years. died
Saturday night at the Washington
Sanitarium in Takoma Park of uremic
poisoning after an illness of three
days.
Mr.. Barber was born in Oshkosh,
Wis. In 1888 he went to Washington.
entering the services Of the United
States Treasury Department. At the
time of his retirement in 1928 he was
employed in the sixth auditors di-
vision of the Post Office Department.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Sarah
Turner Barber, Of Linden; two sisters,
Mrs. George Bauman and Mrs. ]. w.
Hull. of Oshkosh, Wis; brother,
Henry Barbor. also of Oshkosh; two
daughters, Miss Ethel M. Barber, of
New York and Miss Grace K. Barber
Of Linden, and two sons, Gilbert w.
Barber, Of Takoma Park, Md, and
Charles T. Barber Of Linden.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock at Grace
Episcopal Church in Woodside, of
which Mr.. Barber was a member.
Rev. Frederick M. Morris, rector of
the church, will officiate, and burial
will be at Colesville, Md.
Evening star., 1935-01-28
REFORMATION CHURCH,
LUTHERAN, DEDICATED
DR.. Hans Luther and Other Dis
tinguished Guests Participate
in Exercises Yesterday.

In Exercises yesterday.
The Lutheran Church of the Refor-
nation, East Capitol street, was dedi-
Gated yesterday with impressive cere-
monies in which DR.. Hans Luther, Am
bassador Of Germany, and. many other
distinguished guests participated.
Rev. DR.. Frederick H. Knubel, presi-
dent of the United Lutheran Church
in America, preached the dedicatory
sermon. and DR.. Luther, representing
the family Of the reformer, Martin
Luther. gave an address Of greeting.
DR.. W. Bostrom, Minister of Sweden;
DR.. Otto Wadstead, Minister of Dem
mark; DR.. Wilhelm Munthe de Nor
genstierne, Minister of Norway, and
DR.. Elro Jarnefelt, Minister Of Fin
land, marched In the procession.
With DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder, pas
tor, was DR.. John Weidley, pastor
emeritus.
The service leaflet for the occa--
sion contained a history Of the new
building.
Evening star., 1935-01-28
MORRIS CAFRITZ AGAIN
HEADS JEWISH CENTER
200 Attend Annual Dinner Meet
ing-425 New Members Re-
ported in Campaign.

Morris Cafritz. president of the
Jewish Community Center, was re-
elected for the seventh time last night
at the annual dinner meeting at head
quarters, Sixteenth and @ streets.
Artists from the Casino Russo enter
tained the 200 present.
The center has gained 425 members
in its current membership drive, ac-
cording to report by Maurice Bisgyer,
executive director. The goal is 500.
The new roster of officers includes
Benjamin Ourisman, first vice presi-
dent; David Wiener, second vice
president; Mrs. James Lansburgh,
third vice president; Harry Viner,
treasurer; John Norman, assistant
treasurer; A. Shefferman, recording
secretary. and Moe Gutenberg, cor
responding secretary.
Evening star., 1935-01-28
BrathH.

TALCOTT. EUNICE MAUDE SAWYER On
4Sf dirsTd a. st. "S1 5w at hs5 FUEfcE Fsc
MAgDE SAWYER. widow Of Robert Bar.
M,Ifa nSTd Talcott and sister of Mrs. Emma 8.
Birch's sons funeral home 3034 M 81.
NV. Services at Oak Hill Chapel 30th
ana at q D.m' nss n"'' on Tuesday January 20.
THORNTON. EDNA M. On Saturday.
January 60. 1885 AZ George WaShins:
nes9 fHn 9niEf5sis' ESSs' MHOsFRto5k attsS
NJ st. NV. Services at chapel Of s. III.
Hines Co.. on Tuesday. January 90 az
10 am; Interment In Arlington Ma.
SATURDAY; January IS. 1855. 5i CARROLL sFs Il
Gee George TiP5s .gto e 1875 1895. North caroiins
loss one brother. one sister grandmother
asT. aad other the reatiyes and friends. Fu-
from the George su B. Clarke s funeral m par: m;:
lors. 1416 Florida ave. ne.
TYLER. CLARA. In full triumph Of Chris
tian faith. on Monday. January 2S 1888.
at 12;15 an: at the residence Of her
devoted and beloved mother Of William
Il Davis: She also leaves to mourn her
sey Of Wilmington. N c.; a devoted
daughter-in-law, Hattie Davis. and other
Eelatiyes and friends. Notice Of funeral
fALLANDlNUHAM. sAhAH Il. On sun
dsnce 2 'Aaos5 hospital H. SARAH 2 E vRiLHSD 4 pEST,
INGHAM. beloved wife Of the late Lewis
and moher n Mrs. 81 MsPs 6oSis Ms
Jacob Fsunce. Harry vallandinghsm.
Msx,tt MTs waItsT EST,-c Ge%sTts TeTls Mrs Vernon
william Grund Mrs. John Long. Claude
xallandingham and Mrs. Francis Miller.
Mrs. John Long. 1850 Potomac ave Sc
thence to st. Peters Church where eT : mass m;
6sr soul Intsrment St. 4,oYSius I sse2rs chu.eh
Cemetery. Leonardtown. Md.
WASHINGTON: GEORGE Departed this
LIE on Friday January o5 1895 1t
TNGToN he'oved son OF Of Robert As and
Matte, WASHINGTON He leaves 10 mourn
Their loss eleven brothers and sisters
January 20. at qnnia pm'' ION, ON = Eeny: BuS:
dys funeral home. 6"1 Flnrida ave
noon Tuesday. January 90.
parted this life wednesday wddptan January 9 9s
Illness, AUDREY PIAYDEAsE WFAVER,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weaver.
one sister Ruby Weaver: two grand
seven uncles, and host Of other rela-
RseSss AYES sna t,s., triends Remains resting at
DaIHcS & matthew's FUNERAL home. 6l4
4th ST. s.w. where funeral will be held
on Tuesday. January 90. at / pm Rev.
Robert Lewis ofhciating. Interment
Payne Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. ELIZABETH z. On Monday,
January %. 1885. at her residence.
BETH E. WILLIAMS fnee Kendrick),
beloved wife Of Samuel F. williams. Fu-
neral from the chapel Of Thomas r.
Murray & Son. 2007 Nichols ave Sc.
on WEDNESDAY, January 80 at 10 am.
Relatives and friends invited Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Remains NAV
be viewed at the shnve-named funeraI
nome affer 70 noon Tuesday, %
WORMLEY. EVERETT Departed this Ut4
on SATURDAY. January 2R 1898 ~ o:I5
pm ~ Gallinger Hospital EVFRETT
WORMIEY. eyed ~ wears Helnve1 hus-
hand Of Carrie Worm'ev He lea yes to
mourn their loss mother Elsie Wo-n-
ley; two. sisters. two brothers. a stA1-
son. Earl Dcrelas. Ne was Ysi.-<ui
memher OF M"-ning star roAoe nf Frks,
No 40 ard John -a-srel Ha-'a- Re-
lief Associatior F1nernl services st
Union Wesley Church. o2rd 81 between
j. and NJ sts NV. m W>dnesdav .ran-
uary 30 at pm. Rev Alstock ofic'ot-
ing. 80
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Births Reported.

Macon L. and Helen Meyer. boy.
John and Helen Needham. boy.
Franklin E. and Rachael Vaughn. girl.
James L. and Madeline Jenkins boy.
Basile and Grace Ferro, boy
Curtis L. and Julia Bryan. girl.
Maxine D and Helen FouRnice. boy.
William R. and Mary Har9is, girl.
James w. and Florence Williams, boy.
George and Mary WEIGH. girl.
James and Rosa Freeman. girl.
Charles and Grace Stone. boy.
Nathaniel and Sarah Evans. boy.
Evening star., 1935-01-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

Meeting and buffet supper, Boy
Scouts Council Of America, Willard
Hotel, 8 pm.
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Banquet, Delta Chi Fraternity Of
Georgetown University, La Fayette
Hotel, 7:30 pm.
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
Dinner. Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute, University Club. $50 pm.
Dance, Brotherhood Of Railroad
Clerks, Hamilton Hotel, 9 pm.
Dinner, Washington Association Of
Credit Men, Hamilton Hotel, $50 pm.
Ball, Young Democratic Club, May
flower Hotel, 9 pm.
Dinner dance, Kansas State Soci-
ETY., Mayflower Hotel, pm.
Banquet, Society of American For
esters, Shoreham Hotel, 1880 pm.
Supper dance. Ohio State Society.
Shoreham Hotel, 9 pm.
Reception to grand matron and
grand patron, o. E. S., Willard Hotel,
pm.
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LYONS. WILLIAM STEWART. {

day January %. 1885. at his residence
SIS Madison St NV WILLIAM STEW
ART. husband of Emma w. Lyons and
son of Mrs. Annie S. and the late John
E. Lyons Services at his late residence
on Wednesday January 80 at $40 M
thence to the Church Of the Nativity
5000 Georgia ave. NV. where mass
will be offered at am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. %
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Gov. Murphy at Shaghai.

SHANGHAI, January % R.-
Frank Murphy, Governor General Of
the Philippines, arrived here yester-
day en- route to Washington.
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27. 1875 at 7:3n a m. at the home Of
her sister. Mrs. John Carter Derwood.
Nd MARY A, widow of James "; Lowe
Of Travilah. Nd. Remains resting al
the Colonial funeral home Of William
Reuben Pumphrey. Rockville Nd. Fu~
neral from the above funeral home We'd
neSdav January 80 at 3 pm inter-
rent Darnestown Nd %
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MASON. EVA CHARLOTTE. On F

January 25. 1875 at a:15 pm. EVA
CHARLOTTE. beloved wife OF the late
Arthur Mason end mother Of Mrs. Her
wood st. NV; Mrs. william Allen of
Irvington. Va; Mrs Lester Harrison Of
Sherwood. Md. and Arthur Mason Of
Baltimore Md. and daughter Of Mrs.
Ida v Veins Her remains are resting
at V. L. Speare Co. 1909 st: NV.
Funeral from Cedar Grove Church
Deale Md. on Monday. January %, at
pm. Interment church cemetery.
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Gard party. League of Republican
Women, Mayfower Hotel, pm.
Initiation meeting, Tau Beta Phi
Fraternity. Mayflower Hotel. 8 pm.

Card party, District of Columbia
Circle. No. l78, Daughters of Isabella.
Wardman Park Hotel, 8 pm.
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FOUND.
LOST.

SHEPHERD-Black and white, male,
Protective Association. Emerson 5941.
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McGoINEs. RsCHEAL WOODS. On Sat

urday. January 90 1925 at her resi-
dance. 23s Hollywood place ne. RA-
GIHEAL tId WOODS MeGOlNTEs. ,TdGC;os TI6oW OF
mother of Essie Murray Smoot of For
estville. Md: foster mother OF Marie
Littleton Of WASHINGTON. D. G She also
leaves host of other relatives and
friends to mourn their loss. Funeral
Tuesday January 90. at pm. from
Beulah Baptist Church. Goth and Dix
SITS. ne. Interment in Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery
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1as5 a. her residence. 3si5 S4th st.:
Mount Rainier. Nd. IDA NJ beloved
wife Of Hugh A. Scott and mother Of
Thelma and Donald Scott. Funeral
from her late residence on wednesday.
january 30. at l pm Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 20
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KENNER. HARRY W, On SUNDAY, ia

ary q, 1855 at his rssidsnes. i41s IN
graham St NV. HARRY w. the be-
loved husband of Ada Belle Kenner and
father OF Albert W Edwin A.. Harry
R. Ada NJ. verna E.. Rodham w; and
Malcolm R. Kenner Services at the
above residence on Tuesday. January 90.
at $50 pm. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment private.
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NEwBERRY. HOPE r. Departed this life

NEwBERRY. HOPE r. Departed this life
suddenly on Friday January IS 1895.
HOPE R. NEWBERRY of 4715 Clay st:
ne. beloved daughter Of Harry F. and
Pearl Berkeley Newberry devoted niece
of Leona Berkeley and Della Blackwell.
cousin of Laverne Blackwell. Remains
resting at Malvan ( Schey's funeral
home, N. J. ave. and R st. NV. Family
at 1890 N. H. ave. NV. Apt. 4. Fu-
neral Tuesday. January 90. at 80 D m
from 1880 N II. ave. NV. Apt. 4. Rel
atives and friends invited. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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ROCHE. CATHERINE v. on Monday. Jan.

uary 2S. 1885, CATHERINE v. ROCHE.
beloved daughter of the late James and
Roche and Mrs. w H Scott. Funeral
from the residence of her sister. Mrs.
W. H. Scott. 1894 Meridian pl. NV, on
REQUIEM mass at the Shrine of the Sa-
cred Heart at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount o'ivet
Cemetery %
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SCOTT. WALLACE LENARD. De

this life on Friday. January 25, 1855,
at his resiaenee sS0 304 D st. st sw nVnab- VAL
Is days. the beloved son of Rev. Wal
ter L. Scott and Thelma White Scott.
He leaves to mourn their loss one sister
one great-grandmother and two grand
fathers, three uncles. one aunt and
host Of other relatives and friends. Fu--
neral from Gardner Sons funeral
home. 3l2 4th ST. s.w.. Tuesday, jan
uary 90, at 2 pm. Rev r. Herbert Of
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KELLY, JOHN W. On Saturday,. january
26 1885. JOHN w KELLY beloved son
of Margaret Kelly fnee D1esl and the
lste Thomas B. Kelly Funeral will
te held from the residence Of his
st ne. on tuesday. January % at $40
am Requiem mass at ST. Aloysius
Church at am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends
invited %
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CHEW. MONROE GRAYsoN.

day. January 2s 1885 at his residence.
Glencarlyn. Va. in his 92nd year. MON
ROE GRAYSON CHEW. beloved hus-
band of Margaret Hester Chew. He is
survived by his wife. five sons. Frisby
and Augustian Chew. all of Arlington
County. and Monroe Grayson Chew. ir..
of Washington. d. c.. and one daugh-
ter MIRA P. G Mebourn OF Laurel. Nd.
Funerarfrom the Ives funeral home. 3lO
Wilson blvd. on Tuesday. January 20.
at IL am. Interment Arlington Ma
tinnal CemeterY. 2S
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SKINNER. GEORGE. On. Saturday. jan
GEORGE SKINNER. loving father of
Mrs. Annie Lewis. Mrs. Bessie Simmons.
Robert and John skinner; He leaves
resting ct the John r. Rhines funeral
chapel Bird and Eye sts; s.w,, until ;
pm. Monday. January 2s; thereafter
Funeral tuesday January 90. at 10
am from st. Charles Catholic Church.
Indian Head Md Interment indian
Head Nd
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TfLEH: CLAKA. IN fuII triumph Of Chfis-
tian faith. on Monday. January 2S. 1888.
at 1915 am. at the residence Of her
son. 400 Elm st. NV. CLARA. the
devoted and beloved mother of William
II. Davis. Ghe also leaves to mourn her
departure loving sister. Charlotte Hal
sey Of Wilmington. N. c.: q devoted
daughter-in-law, Hattie Davis. and other
hereafter
Evening star., 1935-01-28

%. 1895. at 4: 40 am. at Garfield Hos
ter OF Edward L. Edmonds and wife Of
Edward jackson. She also leaves to
mourn their loss four sisters. Mrs. Al
berta Smith. Bernice Mildred and Ruth
Edmonds; three brothers. James. Roscoe
and David Edmonds: one nephew and
host of other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at Bentley & Malloy's fu-
neral home l2th ST. and Florida ave.
NV. Notice of funeral hereafter
Evening star., 1935-01-28
CHEW MONROE GRaYsoN On s

DAY. January 90. 1885 at his RESIDENCE.
Glencarlyn Va in his a2nd year. MON
ROE GRAYSON CHEW. beloved hus-
band of Margaret Hester Chew. He is
survived by his wife. five sons. one
daughter and one brother. Remains
resting at the Ives funeral home 80
Wilson blvd. Clarendon. Va. Funeral
from the above funeral home on Tues
day. January %. at IL am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.