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SALE-HOUSES.
(Confinuedl

S8, 5OO-ONE OF THE BEST BUYS OF
the season in Chevy Chase, Mo; A com
charming gardens big trees and vege.
table garden. House newly painted and
excellent condition, Additional ground
and and Nicely nice Piano iandsesped' cap T At 81 200 add.
asns sfSana f9a eaes ffIssn
NATIONAL 1900.
NEW sEM1-DETAcHED AND ROW
houses Of q and rooms. baths. auto
sonsbie: viii consider a reasonable. trade
on small house Call Mr.. Bennett for in
spected to pm. daily. -
1924 lith St. NV District 3347.
fS6NEE B1ME mSdsra M m RMEAsAa9
house with screened and inclosed sleep
ing porch. 2-car garage in nice condi,
sfsooo Da orGRfa.Y Fne buy cost BOSS ssns pHEIPs
WOODBRIDGE.
Island sVs aase aat s3sk to
with garage: $500 down. balance like rent.
Don't buy In Woodridse until you get
our large list. Ofhce open evenings until
~ WOODBRIDGE REALTY Co, oo
1877 Rhode Island Ave. NE North G2O3.
Sl4.50O-BEAUT1FUL WOODED SECTION
Cod type. painted white, in
setting Of trees, only gives a
wee" picture. The interior ar
rangement center hall huge liv-
ing room, de luxe kitchen. 3 mas
ter bed chambers. about 2 lovely
bfarS. flsf sl0ss'i renafkable and eahf safue fof
the discriminating purchaser on
today's market. Call National
l43S till pm.
Ss, s,5O0-DETACHED HOME LOCATED ON
nice NV. residential street. There
are rooms a bed roomS. attic, oil
hease ea efri n Al v.r9 aras 1as
lot' with seyersl y sm24IV heaIlps II fruit trees
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
31th and R: 1. ave: ne. Small cash
payment; 5 rooms. attic. h,-wh.; gsrsse;
than s''GS2, %apEE fsii I 9s JAMES. fssdfsR; fsc.
District 3347,
WOODBRIDGE. D. C.
vs YSu III. Rui s.s see buy Ts9S II h s % r
brick in this section; Practically a 4-bed-
room hSHss %oobRDE 5 fSs hfa Rhs4Y e 92o CO terms
2317 Rhode Island Ave. NE. North 1908.
SIl950-sPLENDID INToWN HOME IN
ehoice NV section, near Conn Aye:
B5idse rooms Sn Is ex bed rooms, baths;
ELECTRIC refrigeration: garage. House In
splendid condition. This is real buy.
H. 6. sMrrHY CO.
S1l 18th st. NV. National 1909.
$500 CASH PAYMENT
New 6-room brick houses excellent con-
struction. good neighborhood. Must be seen
to be appreciated Corner house. $3.50:
inside house. $3.50. Open for inspection.
1901 AND 1903 10Th ST. Sc.
ADELBERT W. LEE
1343 II st. NV. District 1900.
NEW DETACHED BRICK
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Ss.950.
The outstanding value in this popular
locality: on corner lot, convenient to school,
and only q square from Transportation.
Six rooms, tile bath. PANELED LIVING
porchcs. OIL BURNER ELECTRIC HEALTH
KITCHEN fagstone walk and steps, ga
rage Just being completed. Your imme-
date inspection urged
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 H ST. NV. NATIONAL 2345.
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WONDERFUL RoOMING HOUSE
OPPORTUNITY.
LIKE Nrw@9fiN rw9ofiSoVpi VpiErwoRrH

LIKE NEW-1N PETWORTH
9 rooms. brick, new stove and refriger-
alton; new linoleum in kitchen: 81 900
cash. balance monthly. NJ. B. WEAVER.
phone Cleveland 4944. District 3347.
S9,75O-RESTRICTED NV. SUBURBS
This brand new detached brick
home Of English architecture. 9
large rooms, 2 baths. gas heat. Is
more than attractive. The first
floor bed room and many new fea.
lures are most appealing. Call
National 143S till 8 pm.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

NEW BUILDING UNDER CoNsTRUc.
tioni will model second floor to suit pro,
fessional men or for general ofices No
parking troubles. Apply 1901 Pa ave.
Sc. Phone Lincoln 6496. 25'
A MOST DESIRABLE SUITE OF OFFICES
on the main floor Of 1910 H st. NV.
PERCY Il. RUSSELL COMPANY.
1881 K st. NV
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FOIJNTAIN COURT.
TABLE BOARD

CLUB BREAKFASTS. 20c AND ;'5c;
Special 6-Course Dinners. 3nc ana ooe'
l416 10th ST. NV
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.

TAKoM4A I,,T PARK; S,iW ND.
5s. lot n9SsT5 srGo% S sne
Just the place for small family with
desire for gardening. BOSS & PHELPS
LINCOLN PARK.
We have modern homes in this section
Chased or very, attractive terms. Let us
SUNNI 5oHs sl{ + T.6ss' PSSozSSs SSs. 1 81 SONS
SO. 9.450-EDdMooR MD:-BEAyTIFpL
with inclosed,, heated sun room on f1rst
floor: in new-house condition. A distinct
bargain-easiest terms.
-. 10, SsS, vIaS rssn. sss
ditioned; trees and shrubs; insulated attic.
An 'FffllsHts ANS Szsgs terms
4212 7th ST. NV.
bed sases nee of sad s @ seSn
n Dsyment, f balance ike T rent. Columbia iS55.
$9,950.
9 ROOMS, 2 BATHS.
1926 NEBRASKA AVE. NV.
CHEVY CHASE. D. e.
,rss:s sdp5:l se. 5ss :ssss .ssv;
and finished attic; shady lot. 4Ox125: brick
garage; paved paydc street stn and Mcs slisyo
National 1896. 916 woodward Bldg.
STEEL FABRICATED HOMES!
Investigate this most modern type of
construction-we offer fireproof. insulated.
air-conditioned, heated homes as low as
+. II, A. financing--larger homes planned
10 suit il desired. Send for booklet,
r. BATES WARREN,
HOS 18th st. NV.
Natl e453. Eve. and Sun. Pot. 1891.
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WASHINGTON S5S7sSs; FINEST NEW.
center-haii Colonial; completely in
sulated. Usable 3rd fioor. making
bed rooms, 2 baths.
5000 32nd PL.
Corner Stephenson Pl.
Open Daily, 2 to 8.
BOSS a. PHELPS.
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BUNGALOW-S4 30.
Possession Nov. !. 5 rooms and bath;
h.-w.h.. electric refrigerator. garage. Small
cash payment. only S45 monthly. including
interest principal, taxes and insurance.
Loca led in East Washington Park. s.e. Call
Mr.. GLIDDEN. District 3347. between
and 10 am.
NEAR WooDRIDGE-MODER 5-R. AND
b bungalow large lot paved street;
S4,25O-S30O cash. $40 month. Phone
INV nQIT
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WOODBRIDGE, D. G.
1910 oath ST. NE.
New Center-Hall Colonial.
attic large lot Priced to sell. Open daily
to pm. Drive out Rhode Island ave, to
gath st. ne. left to home. Potomac SOIL
REDUCED TO $13,950.
Detached brick. west Of 10th ST.. Blag-
den section; stories, 6 bed rooms, 2
baths, 2 glass-inclosed porches. gas heat;
good condition: gear brick garage.
GENE BARRY. Phone Metropolitan 1895.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

$3.50 PRICE NEW, 4-RooM SUMNER
STsss G0odea d., D2ns ss pay high rent Terms .d-
good s-r. house. elec., 2Ox40-ft barn.
l6x50-ft. poultry. house. 45-tree orchard.
big grape vineyard Near bus. cars. school.
400 or Falls Church 430-J-i.
TAKOMA PARK HOMES FROM 50 600
up; lots from $500 UP. ROBERT z. LOHR,
Ill Cedar st. Takema Park. Georgia 0SS1.
SEVERAL BUNGALOWS. FEW IMMEDI-
from 1900 to $500. Small cash pay
mspt; pspp " easy nSsuIE monthly payments. Apply
GARRETT PARK. MD:-BUNGALOW ON
phone MISS CLARA GRiFFTTH. Rockville
StIit SGR' Nd Sf address her R. F. D No. l. Rock
CAPITAL VIEW. Mr.. FOREST GLEN. BIG
lot, r. and b., gar, So, 300, terms. Hy-
isys easy Hn STa tTa. e5 Nd 0 P big 6 f5SHnfs 9
5-r., buns., no bath. S2950; easy terms.
Lanham: a, 8 r. $3.50; terms. Sea-
ts a: r. and b. 81 45o Sao M. His6 s9~Hs Blidse.
e. R4oN CO: g?a i@ie ny Ave- Natl N S1a69. 1897.
THREE BEST BUYS THIS WEEK.
5-room BUNGALOW. Takoma Park; living
room "a #. lons; near sanatorium; s3,25O:
$500 down. $40 per month.
nre house .Takoma; $3.50: easy terms.
G0-acre farm near Damascus; fine build.
ings; $50 II. elevation: 50 600. Geo 1901.
VIRGINIA SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.
S5.75o-New. 2-story. 5-room and bath
brick home. modern in every
respect, including built-in garage,
screened side porch. recreation
room: on wooded lot in good con-
venient location, We consider
this an outstanding value. Rea-
Sonable terms
s715O-New Cape Cod, all-brick home. on
wooded lot so feet wide. with all
walls. rock-wool insulation and
electric refrigeration. Terms
Se.750-The last Of a group of Herald
Model Homes built by Homecraft.
Inc. Full 2-story and attic brick.
furred walls rock-wool and Johns
Manville insulation. electric re-
frigerator and garage TO match;
wooded lot. Terms
ss5oSToop' 6sTdw66g 66st5 brick with brick
sUPERFEx oil BURNER' @ fGrfed
walls, open fireplace in living
rooms and master bed room:
'ooded lot, city water and sewer;
-urphy-built combination kitch-
81 cabinet. Permanently financed
Or p H A, plan may be used.
These are but few of the many
desirable home and lot oferings
m nearby virginia. For further
Northern Virginia once.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors
1905 N Wash. Blvd. Clarendon. Va.
Phone Walnut SSl0
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172l H ST NW-Double and single. un-
usually attractive studio room. Call after
g. Metropolitan 101S.
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1895 18th ST, N.W-Large, Ink. room,
with running water; newly decorated;
WAaR
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
1880

NEAR MASS. AVE. NV
Attractive home 3 years old: better the n
neS because the owner has taken excellent
care and added many features. especially
a beautiful garden: 3 large bed rooms
beautiful living room with Colonial fre-
place: large. bright dining room we'll
equipped kitchen attic, copper CUTTERS
large. well-landscaped lot 1877 feet This
home could not be duplicated today for
several Thousand more.
I'D NK G DIYYI TDC nYCT fdt1
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A REMARKABLE VALUE
AT $6,850
TACHED BRICK GARAGE on lot 50xl23
In Silver SPRING The finest construction
end finish we have seen in low-priced
additional rooms upstairs). ELECTRIC
KITCHEN pantry with large g. E. ELEC;
walls unusually bright and high cellar.
SEE TT AT ONCE.
FISCHER & COMPANY.
907 18th ST. Metropolitan 0045.
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CHEVY CHASE-Large, cheerful room for
I or in refined home Of adults: near
BUS: unlimited phone; meals II desired.
Phone Cleveland 76O6.
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OFF DUPONT CIRCLE. 1912 Goth st: NV
Single ROOM second floor; employed LADY
1345 L ST NW-Large. front: redeeo-
rated, Ink room gas range; ~. Also
nj ronp, GR-Gk 40
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

HOUsES-FUR. & UNFURNISHED.
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CLEVELAND PARK-Beautiful neighbor-
hood: large, well-furnished room, connect
1ns private bath. unlimited phone. garage;
$40. Phone Emerson 1909.
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TILDEN GARDENS. 1900 CONN. AVE.
Double and single rooms. private bath,
unlimited phone; excel. meals. Clev. 6l37.
SMALL, SUNNY ROOM lovely location;
excellent meals; refined home; reasonable.
Phone Cleveland 07S7. "a
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1926 18th ST. NW-A single and double
room. private home, new furniture: un-
limited phone. maid service; excellent
ph0ne Cnlumhia Q346
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| 1907 18th ST. NE-New home, best ne.
sec. quiet; single room next bath, shower
| breakfast; gentleman Pot 5733, pa
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80 CARROLL AVE. Takoma Park-Half
block from car and bus terminal; large
front room. second floor. southern expo
Nhopa aarviCe. 900
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354l 18th ST. N.W-Vacancy for or 3
home privileges S35 each. Col. 5049.
l7lS 2lst ST. NW-Only a few desir-
able rooms well-balanced and excellent
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b9II 18th ST-Beautiful room. private
bath: suited for bed room and study; prl-
vate family refRrenceS 20
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I420 18th ST. NW.-Light basement room.
large windows. private entrance: light
Aa.,s al.aax irac nnAnA
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FARM AND GARDEN.

N.W.-Large. attractive
rn.. twin beds. cont. hot
nyan Yaag
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LARGE FURNISHED ROOM CONNECTING
PRIVATE BATH; BLOCK FROM G. w. U;
] OR , GENTLEMEN. PHONE METRO
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ROOMS AND bOAhU.
1901 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Nice room, good
meals maid service and laundry, SO week.
Must be congenial girl. 26s
18th ST. HEIGHTSIRefned retired or re-
sponsible business woman. share downstairs
privileges: excellent meals and choice Of
food. Phone Georgia 267O.
1706 10th ST. NW-Walktng distance:
large room, twin beds. adjoining bath. hrst
HILLCREsT. $500 18th ST. N.W,-Well.
furnished room. twin beds, private pain
also single room; Southern cooking: c.h.w.
l7os leth NWWalkinf IA Sistsnse; S.S.: .osd os
food. congenial atmosphere. q.
1923 K ST. NV. the Lee-Marque--Large
furnished front room. private bath; also also
smaller room; excellent board. 20.
14lO 18th NW.-Newly decorated double
room; other vacancies; well-appotnted club
residence; excellent meals; ideal location;
1857 WsYoMNa AyEs 6,S. ;nEis TCS%ss
meals; inst. hot water: Columbia $500
TAKOMA PARK, MD. 313 Cedar Ave
ESGm sss saso Talyssotef for mGdfssso $50 sar
s105 18th 81. NV. overlooking, park
Pleasant, double ROOM with excellent ia
1857 dIRAKD ST: N.Y. beautiful,
home comforts; well-balanced meals. Rea-
sonable.
1900 10th N.W.-vacancy for young
All All; young @ people; sSs. ~ '
i941 BILTMoRE sTEEmpieyed only;
Large. sunny, front; twin beds; good
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Births Reported.
Thomas and Helen Wong. boy and girl

Thomas and Helen Wong. boy and cir
5DaSnfs DaSei 4 NJ ,.s and Ms4s Pl9y 2. Simmons, boy
Leo J: and Olive E. Mccoy boy.
Walter g. and GLADYS 6. Kolb. boy.
EGT,IdM E1r.is M I and Esther ?, yevler. boy
!ToSn LT1Wata a. e; & ana Frances Swindell. boy.
Es5ssa.sA, EHs5SsTs 4 an ssd vIssipss J. R:rps girl
John snd Mary aaq AsaiHe Wiiett t1qmi, mi girl
Roser W. and Marie Eisinser. boy
barron e. and Mira E. McCarty. bov.
lanes lanes 7 and md Anna c, Gallasher., boy.
James and Meyis N TacPer. TSePerni; Boy Soy'
Aeysas fna ana saeiMssfs Msfie G..so;ns Gyssss; sE sl
Ai15ed Rn5eqt and and yssper Gross. girl;
WiiIaL; Sliii Z; and snd Maud Maud I; Barton. boy.
Robert and d f$e Edmenfsa natFe; Ferd. POI Soy.
Lester asa snd ssaf Ei1speyb hissey GSy Porter b.y
gs%es ETnsst sns sns AATaslis A.1s z, Worthy; boy;
William, am and Mabei ati ddoosSoh dood%in ooy Ell
Joseph G. and Daisy v. Chevey. girl.
Harrison and Ruth Burton. girl.
paymond and Priscelia Harrison. girl
william and Msude Savoy. 'ifi siri. ''''
Charles and Grace Butler. eiIrl.
Wallace and Madge Hawkins. girl.
Frank and .Gaybel Silver. girl.
George and Patty Brown. boy.
Alfred and Edith Moss. boy.
Edgar d. and Henrietta Wheeler. boy.
Willis r. and Bernice jefferson. boy.
Robert W: and Julia ". Young. boy.
Howard NJ: and Estelle Blackford, boy.
John and Inez Clark. boy.
Hillard and Mahala Harris, boy,
Ben and Gertrude Mckinney, girl
Leon and Marion N. .Etheridge. girl
Bradford and Magdaline Jackson. girl.
Luther and Fannie L. McCorey, girl.
John r. and Mary Z. Quander. girl.
Walter and Cecilia Jackson. girl.
James and Bernice Mills, girl.
william and Harriet r. Smith, girl.
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NATIONAL SCOUT
OFFICIAL IS DEAD
Bolton Smith Funeral Rites
Are Conducted at
Cathedral.

Funeral services for Bolton Smith.
"A, vice president of the National
Council of the Boy Scouts of America
and trustee Of the Brookings Institu-
ton here. were conducted in the WASH
ington Cathedral this morning BY
Canon Anson Phelps Stokes. Mr..
Smith died yesterday at his residence,
410O Cathedral avenue.
Born in indianapolis, Mr.. Smith
studied at the Universities of Dresden,
Germany, and Geneva, Switzerland,
and received his law degree at Central
Law School, Indianapolis, in 1882. He
became leading investment banker
in Memphis, Tenn, retiring in 1892,
and since then has lived here with his
son, Carlile Bolton Smith, a Govern
ment attorney.
Mr.. Smith was trustee of George
Peabody Teachers College at Nash
vile, Tenn, and as chairman of the
Advisory Commission on Interracial
Activities was instrumental in the or
ganization of colored Boy Scout
troops in more than 800 cities. 1t was
to this work that he devoted his last
years. A large colored delegation will
attend funeral services in the Cathe-
dral OF st. Mary at Memphis Saturday
afternoon in recognition of his en-
deavors.
Besides his son, Mr.. Smith is sur
Vlved by sister, Mrs. Van j. Weaver
OF San Antonio, Tex.
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Marriage Licenses.

James F. Utterback. 81. and E C. Mar
John E Brigss-
Burleieh Jackson. % and Carrie b Banks,
;:6. both of 1904 10th St; Rev. ". D.
Louis Russiero IS: and Amelia Tuder.
Walter e, Tyner. 81. 1924 47th St.. and
Isla B; Rhodes. "a. 3101 Jenifer st.;
Rev W. A. Smith.
Robert Beaten. 80. 637 Acker st. ne, and
Eta Cook; 30. 1872 25th St; Rev.
william il Hawkins. II. 1921 9Th st. s.w..
and Patricia Jones. l9. 2O09 Z St;
Judge R. E Mattingly.
seldom s0n eec1nnor. 81 Io9o sth st.. and
Harold Shelves. 90. AIS v St. and Alex.
snia @ Scott. Fl. 1911 5th St; Rev. b. Z.
John 7 STAINS; 90. cstonsyille. Nd. and
Dorothy H,A A Myers. %. Baltimore: Rev.
soushssd: l9' both Of Eieirson, Va': Rev. Rev
Samuel r. Liton. 20. 1898 Webster st..
ana Naomi Borak. 2e 203 L st. s.w';
Rev M; II; Levinson.
stuart H. Frazier. As. Baltimore. and
grace Holt; 80. Moreanza Nd: Rev.
Brown; 90, both OF IS0s CorcorSn 81
ne: Rev. c. T. BENJAMIN
Evening star., 1935-03-28
HERE HONOR
ELDER A. G. DANIELS

All Seventh-day Adventist Church.
es in and around Washington we're
represented at the memorial service
held at the headquarters church In
Takoma Park yesterday for Elder
Arthur G. Daniels. for 81 years presi-
dent Of the Worlds General Confer
ence Of the denomination.
Services were held at the same
time In Glendale, Calf, where he
died last Thursday. Elder C. H. Wat
son, now president of the General
Conference, preached the sermon
there. Other representatives of the Ex-
ecutive Committee who attended were:
Elder l.. E. Froom. Prof. w. E. Howell
and Prof. A. w. Spalding.
Elder w. A. Spicer, for ls wears
secretary of the Foreign Mission Board
during Elder Daniels presidency
preached the sermon at Takoma PARK
yesterday.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Rain this
afternoon; fair tonight and tomorrow:
colder tonight, with lowest tempera-
ture about 80 degrees; moderate to
fresh northwest winds diminishing
tonight.
Maryland-Rain this afternoon;
generally fair and colder, except rain
in extreme southeast portion tonight;
tomorrow fair, colder on the coast.
Virginia-Rain this afternoon; gen.
orally fair and colder. except rain on
the coast tonight; possibly light frost
in exposed places in west and central
portions tonight; tomorrow fair, colder
on the coast.
West Virginia-Fair tonight and
tomorrow; colder tonight; rising tenn
perature tomorrow afternoon.
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A. T. BRICE FUNERAL
HELD AT ST. JOHNS
First Cashier of Riggs Bank Is
Buried in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Died Tuesday.

Funeral services for Arthur T. Brice,
"a, a director Of the National Metro
politan Bank and first cashier to serve
at the Riggs National Bank, who died
Tuesday at his home. It'll M street,
were to be held at st. Johns Church
today at pm, followed by burial in
Oak Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Brice, formerly treasurer of the
Mount Vernon Ladies Association of
the Union, was a graduate of Colum-
bian College, now George Washington
University. In his youth. he served
as private secretary to the late VIII
liam W. Corcoran.
He is survived by a son. Arthur
Tilghman Brice. jr.. of San Francisco,
and two daughters. Mrs John F.
Joline, jr., of Wayne. Pa, and Mrs.
H. B. Chubb Of Lawrence. Kans.
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I'm Mpntnrium.

BROOKS. MARY ELLEN. A tribute of
love 10 the memory Of our dear moth
BROOKS who left US one % Year aso 500. 20.
day. March Is. 1894.
As IN We o,lo loved ed 5.rx you 50 So, we miss you.
Loved. remembered. thought of alvays
ApAH N HARR1s' nafs Iate1E HoWEII IlsF B. HAIR
R1S. ALMA E. LLOYD.
FLYNN. MAURICE F.. Sacred to the men,
FLYNN: who departed this life two years
ago today, March @s. 1888
Eternal rest grant unto him. o Lord.
and let perpetual lisht shine:
FLYNN. MAURICE F. Sacred TO the mem
years ago today. March 2s. 1888.
Absence draws US nearer.
setSeen US there fingers but one
To US no one could be dearer.
IovNG Ss ssrERs ass Sing ANp BRoEERs nj dsRs
HARRYDAY. MARY E. In loving memory
ago. March 20. 1894.
Ny heart cannot tell how miss you.
My lips DO not know what to say;
But only God can ELI how I miss you
TODD: GRANDSON. ROBERT 1,
TpopD; popBo, q; pG9;oDDAUdHTER. NETTiE
JACKSON. HANNAH. Sacred to III. MEM
JACKSON. who passed TO the great be-
yond four years ago today March IS.
How sad today our trouble hearts
For death has robbed us Of our mother
We theqsh e Was ours for years.
LURIG. ARTIE. In loving remembrance
OF our husband and father. ARTIE
LUR1G. who died three years ago today,
Marcn rs. 1892. HIS FAMILY.
PRATT. Myrtle v. tribute of love 70
the memory of my dear wife. Myrtle
v. PRATT. who departed this life one
year ago today. March IS. 1884.
She had a smile for every one,
A heart as pure as gold:
To those who knew and loved her
HER Her LoViS5; viii HJSTxND nsSsE srO% gld
PRATT.
SAMPSELL. MAIZA NJ In loving memory
OF a devoted wife and mother. MAIZA
M. SAMPSELL. who left us two years
ag1 HEs tGdhs sI,sRsNB MSEsh .S6 SS psTiurvp IS33
WILLIAMS. ANNA CLARK. In memory of
our dear mother. ANNA CLARK WILL
L1AMS. who left US eight years ago to-
HER CHILDREN.
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MRS. ANNA B. BARNES,
NATIVE OF CITY, DIES

Mrs. Anna Barbara Barnes, widow
of Walter w. Barnes, died Tuesday
at her home, 1888 o street, after an
illness Of several months. Born in
washington 80 years ago, she had lived
here all her life.
Mrs. Barnes is survived by daugh-
ter. Mrs. Susie E. Schafer. and two
sons. George w. and Maurice Barnes
OF washington, and another son.
James w. Barnes of New York City.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the home tomorrow at pm by
Rev. w. F. Atkinson, pastor of the
Dumbarton Avenue NJ E. Church.
Burial will be in Rock Creek Gene
terry.
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REPORT IS ORDERED

The House District Committee yes
terday ordered a favorable report on
q bill authorizing incorporation Of the
e. r. Droop g. Sons Co. This Wash
ington business concern had a char
ter under antiquated laws running
Tor definite period of years which
expired several years ago.
The bill reported yesterday Is to cor
rect an existing handicap which
caused the concern of music dealers
TO operate under an antiquated law.
1t was favorably reported from SUBJ
committee by Representative Dirksen
Republican. of Illinois.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
If. KELLY DIES
SUDDENLY At 75
0Idtime Newspaper Man
Former Head of D. c.
Democratic Committee.

J. Fred Kelly, an old-time WASH
ington newspaper man and former
chairman of the District Of Columbia
Democratic Committee, died late last
night in Bon Secour Hospital at Bal
timore. He was in his 18th year.
Two days ago Mr.. Kelly was well
and active and visiting with friends
at the National Press Club, Of which
he was an associate member. He was
taken i'll suddenly yesterday after
noon, suffering from an intestinal all
ment, the nature Of which was not
disclosed.
Among his intimates he was known
as -. Fred" and jokingly referred to
"as the first white child born in the
District"
Age Kept Secret.
Until few days ago no one knew
Mr.. Kelly's age. This he carefully
guarded. AT the last banquet of the
Old Timers Club he let it be known
that he was born in Washington on
December II, 1860.
After an early beginning in news
paperdom, Mr.. Kelly specialized in
political writings and numbered
among mis- closest friends Grover
Cleyeland and William Jennings
Bryan. He became so interested in
politics he gave up newspaper work
and went into the real estate business
so he could devote more time to his
political party. He was q lifelong
Democrat.
Although a wealthy man in his
own right, Mr.. Kelly worked each
year in the harvest fields of the
West-as a farm laborer. Regularly,
once a year, he disappeared from his
favorite hauntS-and none Of his
associates ever knew where he was.
Once they sent out an alarm for
him. BY chance, rowing newspaper
man found u. Fred" pitching hay
in the fields of Kansas. He was then
in his 72d year and working along
side youngsters.
Beloved Character.
u. Fred" was one of the beloved
characters of old Newspaper Row. He
was called a walking encyclopedia.
whenever newspaper men we're at a
loss for information they queried
u. Fred" Usually he could put his
hand in his inside coat pocket and
produce the required data. He car
ried a veritable file with him always,
especially on political events. He had
ATTENDED every national Democratic
convention in the last half century.