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SIDE LIGHTS OF
NEW YORK CITY
Told By L. L. Stevenson in
His Own Immical Way
of DOings in City
INTERESTING SKETCHES

Though not as famous as Spring
7-310O, which almost every one
knows is the telephone number of
New York police headquarters. one
OF the most frequently called num-
bers In New York city is Lexington
2-l1OO. For that, there Is a reason.
Lexington 2-11O0 is the sole contact
Oh pany stage, screen and radio
stars with the public or even their
employers or managers. It also
serves as general secretary for
long list of firms and individ-
uals. 1t Is the New York office of
number Of out-of-town business
houses and business men. Radio
Droadcasters often give that num-
Der to listeners who desire further
information concerning the product
heing advertised. Many who call
the telephone numbers of physi-
clans and surgeons, as well as
artists and writer's, are answered
by Lexington 2-11OO. And there isn't
an hour day or night that Lexington
2-l1OO does not answer.
The service started first as q
convenience for physicians who de-
sired to have their phones answered
while they were out Of their offices.
Through an arrangement with the
telephone company not only does
the doctors telephone ring, but also
Lexington 2-1100. If the doctor
doesn't answer, then the other num-
Der does. making appointments and
acting as a secretary. Gradually
the service was increased until now
1t includes several hundred classifi-
cations and performs services
ranging from locating subscribers In
theaters to giving sales talks. Also
1t handles the telephone calls of
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elimination tournament at Fort
Monmouth, N. J., during the latter
part of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Voshell, of
Mt. Peasant, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Pauline J.Vosh-
ell, to Mr.. Mark E. Manlove, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Manlove,
Of Warwick, Md, on Saturday, May
18th, at Odssa.
The election of Henry H. Mitchell
as Mayor of Elkton, Md, and A.
Victor Davis and George w. Nc
Cool, as Councilmen at the recent
election has developed several
candidates for appointments when
the new board takes Office.
The Board of Education for Cecil
county, Md, in session in Elkton,
Md, last week. appointed Barclay
Reynolds, of Rising Sun, Md, su-
perintendent of the county school,
succeeding Howard T. Ruhl, whose
term will expire in August.
Mr.. Poague Paxton, of Middle
town, has purchased of Mrs. Vir-
ginia w. Massey, her store and
dwelling, located on West Main
street, Middletown, and also the
property where his store is now To-
Gated. Mr.. Paxton is having i'm
provements made to the Massey
property.
The Synod of the III Province Of
Episcopal Church will be held at
st. Andrews School, near Middle
town, this year. This Province is
composed of the following Diocese:
Delaware, Easton, Maryland, Vir-
ginia, Southern Virginia, Erie,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Pitts
burgh, Bethlehem, Harrisburg and
Washington.
Of the 1882, ,425 in PWA pro-
jects Of a non-Federal nature that
have been proposed in Delaware,
only S1,036,600 have been approved
up to April goth, this year The
project in which allotment has been
approved, range from construction
of sanitary sewers to construction
of schools. Most of the approved
projects were instituted in 1888
and 1884. Only one project was
approved this year, the school at
Bear, for S520O. Included in the
list of hitherto unapproved, is the
seadrome project for which is ask
ed S30,OOO,OOO.
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BRIEF ITEMS OF
THE PENINSULA
Brief News Items of People
We Know in and Around
Larger Peninsula Towns
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

1t is reported the owner of Aug
ustine Beach has leased the park
and concessions this season to a
group of men from Philadelphia.
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SAFETY
COUNCIL NEWS

CONTINUED From Page Three)
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Members of the Senior class of
Delaware City high school left
Monday of last week for a three
day trip to Washington. They were
under the direction of r. Rogers
Fouracre, principal, and Miss Eliz-
abeth Bell.
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is now used to guard the food sup
ply of the celebrated babies. An
other Electrolux refrigerator was
used in the remote Canadian
northwoods Dionne farmhouse
where the quintuplets were born
at a time when the perishable hu-
man milk with which they were
fed hourly needed the protection
of up-to-date refrigeration.
Baby Jane" appearing in Alias
Mary Dow" with Sally Eilers. is
also sending to the quintuplets as
birthday present the five Baby
Jane" dolls sitting at the foot Of
the refrigerator.
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h JANE' QUIGLEY. tiny
,iversal Pictures "starlet,"
here holding a birthday
nj the clever little screen
bad especially baked In
md for the famous quintup-
Canada. This cake is her
d gift to the notable Dionne
on the occasion Of their
ssry celebration.
smiling film "starlet" has
k,Esn the cake intended for
Entuplets from a refrigerator
i one sent from the Electro
uut at Evansville, Indiana, to
Eds Dafoe Hospital where 1t
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"A tennis turnament will be held
at Fort DUPONT in the near future
to select players to represent the
post at the Second Corps Area
elimination tournament at Fort
Monmouth, N. J., during the latter
part of June.
Smyrna times., 1935-06-06

~ NATE SMITH, Songbird Of the south with two Of III.
loA AL ands OF little shuttm who be made happy
|h.oo K.t gus OF gorgeous hoserx By way
|hy neApng along the International
on sS ~ sponsored BY the Fozists' Telegraph Delivery
aanes "a 10 Iooo members She's aakinx listeners
Z II" participating n the move,nerx N 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-06

The two styles sketched are general favorites
with smart women, who always seek the newest
in hats Hundreds of other felts also at the same
price Black, brown navy, slate gray, wine, kent
green, pottery rust and purple.
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Marriage Licenses.

Ksshs5ihs E:t y cs. ssynOlds, 20. Rossiyn' Va;
DaEs NJ NsTsssR g. g. Ieaa Ssa st. sss sRe
sad LSS Il K RroRP 2Goe M E'a!s; sEss ' rvsfs;
st. ne; Rev. J. E. Malloy.
| James Battle. 90. 124 Virginia ave. sw..
and Pauline Lee. ls. 73O lst st. s.w.:
walton = shipis!y;. 80. a5s5 Alton pl..
and Elizabeth C; Bahlman. 22. 1918
joint 9i locke. P Reg s. f3s y sly Hys st. and
i Byrd 10, 1920 Florida ave; Rev. C. L.
N. Hudgins. %. both of Richpond. Va;
Rev. F. B. Harris
! Ferdinand Ragins, 25. 7Os Irving St. and
Pearl M Nelson 23 BAL 22nd St: Rev.
William H. Harrison. %. Helena. Mont
and and Msrssret M A; L; Willgorse; "a. Lon
James D. McduFe rev 80 O. behver b MeTatSm colo and
Judge Nathan Cayton.
and audrey L Marseias oo io 'enIs0s i1ss SUM. ss.
init pl. ne; Rev. R. s. Barnes.
MICHAEL Becker ~, lips 7th st.. and
E. b. Baron: GSta -. 3!49 Mount Pleasant st;
Edward Banford, 2i. 1903 9TH st.. and
Hi!da @ a Hawkins. Is 1915 10th ST.;
rrs1ei. sGefe 4 James ie souTS :; Cobb 30 s..,. w
and Elizabeth B. Roberts. "a. 40I2
=, 9th st: Rev. H. J. Smith
Harry Hander. 80. $40 23rd pI me-, and
Louise Davis. "a, 2476 Ontario rd. Rev.
w. z. Stearns. % and Irene A. Sterner
70 both Of Baltimore; Rev. L. L NC
E W Thompson "a. and Julia A. Mills.
81, both OF 240l 3rd st. ne; Rev.
Charles z. Briggs.
Willard P. Smith, so. Glen Rock. N. J..
and Bertha S. Hill. As, New York City;
Rev. A. j. Wilder.
James e Harper. "a 1135 9th St. and
Dorothy c, Huehey. "a. 2Sl2 Sherman
ave; Rev. K. W. Roy.
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ALLEN A. H0LLANDER,
MERCHANT, EXPIRES
Worked 40 Years in Store, First
as an Employe-Funeral
Tomorrow.

Allen A. Hollander, 81, prominent
merchant, died suddenly yesterday in
his clothing store at 801 North Capitol
street. A native Of the District, Mr..
Hollander had worked IN his store for
40 years, first as an employe, later as
owner.
The night before his death, Mr.. Hol-
lander had turned over to the Elks
Club the $1,70O collected at the last
charity ball. which he directed. He
was particularly interested in the
orphans outing and Christmas bas-
ket work Of the organization, of which
he had been an active member since
1907.
His widow and three children, Rich
ard. IL; Stanley, 10. and Mary Ann,
6, survive. Funeral services will be
held at the home, SO w street, tomor-
row at 2:30 pm, followed by burial in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Births Reported.

James and Eleanor Ckilds. boy.
Malcolm and Beatrice Crockett. boy.
Cecil and Ruth Simmonite boy.
Raymond and Ruby Baker, boy.
David and Audrey Taylor, boy.
Frederick and Dorothy Cook. boy.
Gilbert and Dorothy Conn, boy.
Floyd and Grace Ross. boy.
Charles and Madge Lord boy
Leland and Dorothy Sutherland. boy.
Lander and Madeline Lay girl.
Leo and Florence Jacono. girl.
George and Bethel Phillips. girl.
Gilbert and Rubie Jameson. girl.
Joseph and Virginia Newyaher. girl.
Claude and Vera Morgan. girl;
William and Mildred Smith. girl.
Joseph and Vivian Kirby, girl.
Frank and Marjorie Berrien., girl.
Martin and Ethel Blum. girl.
Gregory and Marion Diegelman. boy.
Arno and Mrytle Schmidt. boy.
Allen and Lucy Glapin. boy
David and Goldie Myers boy
Joseph and Josephine De Mino, boy.
Bernard and Hazel Smith. boy.
Raymond and Elsie Windsor, boy.
Clifton and Catherine Laughlin. boy.
Franklin and Jessie Walker girl.
Thomas and Minnie White girl.
Samuel and Lena Bulman girl
Roy and Esther Kerley girl.
Walter and Lillian Koch, girl.
Arnold and Martha Dahl. girl.
Cecil and Olga Hanger. girl.
James and Lorraine Triplett girl.
Walter and Matilda Vannaman, girl.
Dana and Lorna Reynolds. girl.
Anderson and Ruth Robinson. girl.
Peter and Mary Hicks. boy.
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during the day, the jurist complained
of feeling Ill shortly after 5 o'clock
and stretched out to rest on couch
in the office Of Justice Browning. at
the same time asking that a taxi be
called for him.
When it was noticed that he ap-
peared seriously i'll, physician was
called, but the ministrations failed to
prevent death, which occurred at
6:02 pm.
Justice Epes was So years Of age
and is survived by his widow and by
one daughter, Miss Julia Bagley Epes.
Justice Epes. who previously was a
member of the State Corporation
Commission, was appointed to the
bench of the high State court by Gov.
Byrd in November, 1929. filling a
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frt Mpntnrtan1

GKEEN. NETTIE E. In sad but loving re-
reEpranCe OF my dear wife NETTIH
Years aTo toGaS fBBsd this ts three
She had smile for every one.
To those who knew. and loved her best
heE memory Will never grow old
No one knows how miss you. Nettie
OF tne bitter pain have suffered since
lost you. and my life has never been
DEVOTED HUSBAND. CAPT. w M
GREEN, d. c. Fire Dept, Retired
HoRoWITZ. ABE AND JOHN THURLoW.
IN IN sacred So and loving memory Of our de-
nNI0Lsd ana beloved brother. ABE HORO-
WITT. who entered into rest thirteen
I'D years ago today. February Is 1900
anw aa31 our HopG daTling GW4Er1 NEPHEW. JOHN THUR
uary 20 1928
MAY, God grant you happiness and
peace IN HIS heavenly possession and BY
THEIR LOVING SISTERS AND AUNTs.
HESS. GEORGE J. In loving remembrance
OF my beloved husband. GEORGE J.
10. 1894.
My home is sad and dreary.
NY heart is full Of pain
God knows how / miss you
At the end of this one year
Forget you? No never will
/ loved you then. love you still
Your memory is as fresh today
AS IN the hour you passed away.
DEVOTED WIFE. KATE V. HESS
RUGG. ELLEN MARSHALL. In loving re-
membrance Of Miss ELLEN MARSHALL
RUGG. who left US February Is. 1881.
Life is ever lord of death
And love can never lose its own
CROOME SETTLEMENT SCHOOL.
SCHAFER. CONRAD. In loving memory
of my dear father. CONRAD SCHAFER.
who departed this life tVenty-eisht years
ago today. February Is. 1907.
HIS LOVING son. CHARLES sCHAFER.
AND FAMILY.
SMITH. LOUISA. tribute Of love and
devotion to the beautiful memory OF my
dear mother. LOUISA SMITH NEE
CASTOR. who left me three years ago to-
day February Is, 1882.
SAD AND LONELY DAUGHTER EDNA
SMITH TILGHMAN 44O2 Kane pl ne
SPARROW. MATTE AND BASIL. In sad
but loving memory of our dear mother
MATTE SPARROW. who departed this
life twelve years ago today February
Is. 1923 and devoted father BASIL
SPARROW. who left US seven yeara ago,
January %. 1928.
Silently and peacefully they left us,
Bound for the golden shores;
Out Of this world Of trouble
Into land where there's sadness no
TzEJR a5 ,r1,f9ZI LoXIHe NC ~, CHILDREN AND
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vacancy caused by the death Of Judge
Jesse F. West of Suffolk.
Coming from a family long promi-
nent in Southside Virginia, Justice
Epes was the son Of Rev. Theodrick
Prior Epes and Mrs. Dana Spencer
Epes. He graduated with the highest
honors in his class at Hampden-
Sydney and again at Washington and
Lee University, where he took his law
degree.
Taking up the practice Of law in
Blackstone, he specialized in corpora
ton law and after serving in the
Army In 1918 was elected to the State
Senate the following year. In that
body he served on the Finance, Audit
ing and Education Committees and
after being reelected to the Senate
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decided to run for the State Corpora.
ton Commission, which then was
chosen by election.
After winning his election to the
commission he took up his service a.
a member Of the body prematurely
by appointment to fill the unexpired
term of Judge william F. Rea.
During the bond issue fight in the
State Mr.. Epes played a prominent
part as one Of the advocates of the
pay-as-you-go plan.
He was a member Of Phi Beta
Kappa and Of the Omicron Delta
Kappa, campus leadership fraternity
and was a member of the Board OF
Trustees Of Washington and Lee
University.
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Deaths Reported.

hnh john sc9sSn5ter YoH5s 90 EnssIaT 4t4s Harrison
Cecilia Regan. u. 400 18th St ne.
AAn6rey AIID Hardy 60 Gallinser Hospital.
Herbert NJ Rector 81 3i5 18Th ST ne
Leney J. Rock So. GIL 9th ST. s.w.
Dayid J Reilly; 30. Gallinger Hospital.
Andrew Rose. 3. Gallinger Hospital
susan r. jackson. 81. 11l2 New Hamp
shire ave.
Annias Buck. so. Freedmen's HOSPITAL
Georsla P. Reeves. So Freedmen's Hos
Ellsworth crutchheld. 20. GallinEer Hos
Rosa 1 Adams. u. Freedmen's Hospital.
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JUSTICE |. S. EPES
OF VIRGINIA DEAD
State Supreme Court Jurist
Stricken in Office by Heart
Attack.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, February 15.-Justice
Louis S. Epes of the State Supreme
Court of Appeals died last night fol-
lowing heart attack in his Office at
the State Capitol.
After performing his duties as usual
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FOUND.

BOSTON BULL. blind. owner teep5one
Potomac 46S:} i6S
BRING OR REPORT DESERTED ANIMALS
TO the Animal Protective Association 1000
Wisconsin ave. NV. Phone Emerson 594I
FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS, apply
Animal Rescue League II o st NV
Phone North $3.50
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MISS |. r. LARKINS DIES
Funeral Services will Be Held
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Miss Linnie Florilla Larkins, 78, died
today at her residence. 3613 Military
road. Funeral services will be held
at the home at $50 pm. tomorrow.
The body later will be taken to VIII
mington, N. c., for interment.
She is survived by her niece, Miss
Caroline Durland Flanner Of the same
address.
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Bpaths.

GRIM; LEAH. On Thursday February IA
Morse st. ne. LEAH GRIM. Remains
resting at above address. Burial Mon
day. February is. at Glen Rock. Pa. IL
HARVEY. BENJAMIN T. On Thursday
February "a: 1898, at Mount Alto Hos
pital. BENJAMIN T. HARVEY. beloved
husband Of Bessie Harvey. devoted son
OF Henrietta Harvey and the late Leroy
Harvey brother OF Marietta Alexander
and Rosina Tucker. Remains resting
at the W Ernest Jarvis funeral church
1882 You st. NV. Notice of funeral
HESsLER. FRANK. Suddenly, on Thurs
day. February H. 1885. FRANK. be-
loved son Of the late Andrew and Anna
HesSler. Funeral from the chapel Of
Frank Geiers Sons Co.. l113 7th st.
NV. on Saturday. February 10. at $40
an. Requiem mass at St Martins
Church at 10 O'Clock. Relatives and
friends invited Irterment (private) st
Mary's Cemetery.
ROLLANpER. ALLEN A. On Thursday.
February IA. 1885. ALLEN A.. the be-
loved husband OF Victoria Hollander
tnee HID, Funeral from his late resi-
dence. % W st. NV. on Saturday. Feb
ruary 10. at 2:30 pm. Relatives and
friends invited Interment at Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
H0LLANnER ALLEN uvoshinn,a- -
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February X. 1885. GEORGE E.. son Of
the late George w and Indiana Davis.
Funeral services will be held on Satur-
day February 16. at a:30 am. at st.
Mary's Church. Alexandria. Va. Inter
ment St Mary's Cemetery. Alexandria:
Va. Relatives and friends are invited
tn attend
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M6K; M62; BESSIE. Departed this life on
M93neay M3n February II, 1888, BESsIF'
srltnsto1H ie ~ HeS aguI;yle Tyler St Port Berry Va.
tneir loss father. George WsTS 70 m1u.n .Sr.n
pprot1ers Charles. Ernest and Hatrv
fr;andis fTsT1i ano many other relatives and
HicES. HiieEGS' remains resting at Ridgely &
funeral run, Sunday. February IL. at 3 o M
IIoin the Second Baptist Church EsIIs; Eti;
tnpych' etsry' va. 1nterment Church Gem
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COLEMAN WILLIAM A. IN Thurs

COLEMAN. WILLIAM a. On Thursday
morning. February IA. 1885. at 5:15
o'clock at his residence. 1926 9Th st
NV. after a brief illness. WILLIAM A
COLEMAN. beloved son of Fannie E
and the late BENJAMIN Coleman: Re:
mains resting at McGuires funeral
home 1890 9th ST. NV. until 9 am
Saturday Funeral from his late resi-
dence, Saturday February I6 at l p m
Relatives and friends invited.
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aTy i; 1895. a. GeeTsetovn Uni7eTstty
Hospital. MARY v. OLEARY (nee
Of 1923 @ ST. NV Funeral will be held
from the residence Of her daughter Mrs.
Joseph A. Shafer. 1017 Upshur St ne
on Monday. February Is. at S:45 am
REQUIEM mass at Holy Trinity Church
at $50 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
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day February y. 1895. al AIexandria
Hospital Alexandria. Va. ROSA
COURTNEY BROOKS. the beloved wife
Of George S. Brooks She is survived
by two children. one son. Courtney
Franklin Brooks; one daughter Georgia
Dolores Brooks; father, George Henry
Smith four sisters. Lula Sprisgs. jamie
Williams Henrietta Spence and Ruby
Norton: one brother. Walter Smith. and
a host Of uncles aunts. nephews and
nieceS. Remains resting at her late
residence. 1911 Cameron ST.. Alexan,
dra Va Funeral service will be held
at Shiloh Baptist Church. Alexandria
Va. on Saturday. February 16. at
1.20 nm
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DER. ALIEN A. washington, d.

c. Lodge, No. Is. B. p. o.
ElkS: The lodge will con-
vene in session OF sorrow at
7:3O pm. Friday. February
Is. for the purpose of pay
ing tribute to the memory Of
our late brother. ALLEN A.
HOLLANDER. who passed to
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DUNCAN. CORNELIUS MAAG. On

day. February IL. 1885. at Emergency
the beloved husband of Lillian >Wads-
worth Duncan. son Of Mrs Emma Mag
Duncan Of Hughesville Nd. and brother
of Mrs. Ruth D. Connolly. Remains
resting at his late residence. 144S v st.
Sc. Funeral services will be held At
Capital Memorial Seventh Day Advent:
ist Church. 5th St. southwest corner OF
st. NV. on Saturday. February 10. at
2:30 D m. Relatives and FRIENDS are IN;
vited. Interment washington Memorial
Park Cemetery 10
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BROOKS. ELMER C. On Wednesday, Feb
ruary 13. 1885. ELMER c.. beloved hus-
band Of Emma F. Brooks and father OF
Mrs. Ethel Greco; Mrs Odia Chaney,
Mrs. Margaret Mccormack and Miss
Dana ]. Brooks. Remains resting at his
late residence until 10 am. Saturday.
February I6 Funeral services at Cen
tennial Baptist Church, eth and ! StS.
ne, at 1890 am Relatives and
friends invited to attend. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Is
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neSday. February i3. 1888. at her resi-
dence 231 Hamilton ave. Clarendon
Va. ADA GRACE BURKE tnee Cum
berland). beloved wife OF Eugene Burke
dence on Saturday. February 16.. al
$50 am: thence to St. Charles Cetho-
lie Church. Clarendon. Va. where mass
will be said at Q am. for the repoSe OF
her soul Relatives and friends invited
Interment in Columbia Gardens Gene
terry 10
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OCONNOR. MAURICE P. On wednesday.
February 13. 1895. at 1l:45 pm.
MAURICE p beloved son of Bridget
OConnor (nee Morkin) and the late
Maurice OConnor. Funeral from his
Saturday February is. at a:3O am:
thence to st. Aloysius Church where
requiem mass will be said at 10 O'Clock
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Is
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ANDERSON. CLARK EDWARD. On Feb-
CLARK EDWARD ANDERSON son OF
Remains resting stir f at the S sH H. fines fines Co.
funeral home 29O1 14th st. NV. No
tlce Of funeral later.
BACHE. CLARA A. On Friday. February
is. 1895 at her residence. 1925 ! tn st
NV. CLARA A. BACHE. widow of Ar
thur James Bache and beloved mother
OF Arthur NJ. Bache Mrs. Frank Warren
and Mrs Charles Lamborne. Funeral
services tstrictly private) at the above
residence Monday. February Is. at
pm. Interment Prospect Hill Gene
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PRICE. SAMUEL H. On Thursday. Feb
Tuary "a. 1895. SAMUEL H. PRICE. be-
loved husband Of the late Hannah Price
and father Of Mrs. Frank Fones and
Mrs w. S. Whitman; late residence. 2O4
e St. NV. Funeral from the w. w
Chambers Co. funeral home l400
Chaplin st. NV. on Saturday, February
16. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends
are invited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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FREDERICK WILLIAM aEed "a, years.
Marie Eneel Funeral from his late
residence. 1919 G st. Sc. on Saturday,
February 16. at $3.50 pm. Relatives
and friends invited. lnterment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 10
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EdN EEed6NEuary "a, 1873 FRANK LEE tET:sqnS. qiP:.
LON Funeral from the w W Cham
petS GO. Southeast funeral home bi-
itn 81. Sc. on Saturday FEBRUARY Ie
a. ~ n Friends are invited Inter.
full military horoTs O'i4e'eES WIN
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Ffee99rruary fe9r IL. 1885 at her fesidsncss'
SON. s wife Of the late Bartlett Thompson
s66 snd mother 9!,er Of the late Anna z. Thomp11
az l pm, from Nineteenth Strsst rsn' 10
ttLst tLst Ch4rch. Rev. Walter Brooks ofnciat-
ing Relatives and friends invits6
lnterment Harmony CemeferW AH'4eeo
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BROWN. LoTTIE MARIA ANN. On We'd

nesday. February 10. 1885 at her resi-
dence. 112S Park road NV. LOTTIE
MARIA ANN BROWN Cnee Washington).
the devoted wife Of George w; Brown.
mother Of Jennie Robinson. Violet King.
George Brown and Esther Spears.
adopted sister OF Attorney Fountain Pey-
ton. She also leaves four scns-in-law.
ten grandchildren and other relatives
and friends. Funeral Sunday. February
II. at 100 pm. from First Baptist
Church Sherman ave. and Lamont st.
NV. Remains resting at the w Ernest
Jarvis funeral church 1892 You ST. NV B..
until pm Saturday. February 10;
thereafter at her late residence. In
Torment IIncoln Memorial Cemetery. II
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PRENDER. JOHN DE vRIEs On wedn.,

yRfEs PRENDER of Che cherrsdaie, hN vai az
William N. Prender. Funeral and in
terment private
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MCMAHON. JAMES T. Suddenly. on We'd
nesdsy. February 13. 1885. at his resi-
dence: 1904 Mass. ave. NV JAMES T.
aged % years. son Of the late John and
Anne Mcmahon. Funeral from his late
residence on Saturday. February is. at
40 am thence TO Sacred Heart
Church. White Marsh. Nd. where mass
will be said at m. for the repose OF
his soul Interment White Marsh M6
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February Is. 1885. at her residencs.
lHOl 18th st. NV. RACHEL GUY
MOORE. devoted wife Of Zeph P. Moore
and beloved sister of Rosa b Coleman
Rebecca @. Colen and Nathaniel Guy
Funeral from her late residence on Sat-
urday. February 10 at pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited to attend In
terment Wco6lawn Cemetery I6
Evening star., 1935-02-15

Iuary IA 1885. at his residennsy tsiSd,sTsy Io5G rso
dst 81. ne. ELON F. beloved HUSBAND
9i fitbs4 Loretta ~ p Won Culin nee LLOYD and
Mrs: Mary. Elona Schildrotb" "Iiih ~ Edr' snq
daseaavehworth. Leave Kans. Funeral from The
aa9SoVe Tesldence on Saturday. February
~. az $50 a m; thence to st Msrfin,s
EhuIcn where requiem mass will he ~
Ersreo at am. Interment Cedar Hill
Evening star., 1935-02-15

BOYNTON. CHARLES HUDSON. On Mon
day. February H. 1885. at his residence.
St Hubert Hotel New York City;
CHARLES HUDSON. beloved husband OF
Marie D. Boynton. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery on Saturday. February
16. at 8: 80 pm