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Smyrna times., 1935-05-16
VOTE TO DECIDE
CONTROL
Referendum on Whether To
Continue Federal Wheat
Acreage Production
TO TAKE VOTE MAY 18TH

The Board of Directors of the
Kent and Sussex County Wheat
Production Control Association
met in the State oBard of Agricul-
ture building in Dover on Thurs
day evening, May 9, for the pur-
pose of completing plans whereby
wheat growers in these two coun-
ties will be given the opportunity
on May 25 to register a referendum
vote as to whether this wheat acre
age and production control pro-
gram will be continued by the Fed
eral government Community
meetings are being held throughout
Kent county this week under the
direction of County Agent Russell
E. Wilson in cooperation with the
officers and district committeeman
of the local wheat association. in
order that wheat farmers may be-
come informed relative to the
world wheat situation and the pro-
posed plan of the Agricultural Ad-
justment Administration for ex-
tending this wheat allotment pro-
gram if it is desired by the ma
jority of the wheat farmers in the
United States. This referendum
vote will be conducted by the COM
munity or district committees who
will have charge of the polls and
the registering of all bonifide
wheat producers including land
lords and tenants. All contract
signerS as well as those farmers
who did not sign wheat contracts
in 1888 will be eligible to vote pro-
vided they are bonifide wheat
growers. The polls will be open
from 8 o'clock in the morning I'M
til 8 o'clock in the evening on Sat
urday, May 25, and farmers are re
quested to vote in their own repre-
sentative districts where official
ballots will be available The list
of voting places and the commit
teemen who will be in charge of
each district are as follows: 1st
District, Office of Warner w. Price
in Smyrna Ernest S. Mattiford,
Howard G. Deakyne and William
t. David. End and 5th Districts.
Kent County Extension Office, sec
ond floor of Postoffice building in
Dover r. Harry Wilson, Athur F.
Dawes and James 3. Keith. 3rd
District, Poore's Storeroom, Ken
ton-H. Clifford Clark, Dudley
Crossley and Alex. G. Darrah. 4th
G. r. Heather's Hardware
Store in Hartly- Henry Williams,
]. Olin Raughley and J. Frank
Smith. 9th District, Fletcher
Hardware Store in Willow
Grove-L. D. Caulk, Ellwod B.Gru-
well and Edgar w. Dill. 7th Dis
trict, Kent County Extension Office
r. A. Carton, ]. Allan Frear and
julius G. Pfleegor. Sth District,
Hughes Hardware Store in
Felton-Lawrence E Cain, John
PitPlick and Howard Hudson. 9th
District, Peck & Taylor's Hard
ware Store in Harrington-C. Ar
thur Taylor, Elmer Brown and John
F. Starkey. 10th District, Milford
Grange Hall in Milford Howard
c. Moore, Roland j. Davis and Ira
j. Sharp. Sussex county, Bridge
vile Hardware Company in Bridge
vile, Milford Grange Hall and
Davis c. Draper's store in Ellen
dale Daniel o. Galloway, Davis C.
Draper and Frank l. Vibbert.
Smyrna times., 1935-05-16
Paul Smith Enlists in the Army

Paul Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. Lester Smith of Smyrna, has
enlisted in the army (infantry ser
vice. ana expects to leave by the
iiiiuoie Oh next month for Hawaii,
saiilng on a government transport
from New York by way of tho
anaIna Canal. He is now at Fort
Slocum, New York.
Smyrna times., 1935-05-16
SMYRNA GRANGE MEETING

Program Wednesday Partook of
the Observance of Mothers Day
Mothers Day was observed at
the meeting of Smyrna Grange On
wednesday night in the program
arranged by the lecturer, Mrs. How
ard C. Deakyne. After a song by
the Grange, Arthur Moffet gave
two vocal solos. Readings were
given by Virginia Heinold, Marie
Bllendt and Edgar Heinold. An
original paper, "Old Fashioned and
Modern Mothers" was read b,,
MRS. Frederick Goldsborough, and
a vocal duet presented by Mrs
Helen Brown and Walter Massey
clarence Blendt gave a reading.
Smyrna times., 1935-05-16
nc 7. U. ELECTION
IN Bringhurst, of Eel
President at Session

:" bfinghurst, of Eel
"a President at Session
4 annual meeting of the
". c. T. U. was held
Tuesday in the Meth
Church with the
Ms. Elizabeth Bring,
'a'on' presiding. De-
We led by Mrs. ]. E
Arngton, and the ad-
a ''One was made by
@dsrsOn, of Magnolia
we extended by the
pastor of the
response was made
%9llae Morse, of Wood.
IT,. N. Kitchens, of wy.
ced greetings on tbi
: 'ale officers. During
u d the various unions
'ep0rts were made by
Prior to luncheon
slsctiOn was held and
! Sarst nv was reelected
! " usAer officers are: Vice
1s. Rachel Garrison. ot
ssssn s@'alng secretary, Mrs
I, ,sas'Rer, Smyrna cor.
| n', nscletary, Mrs. Emma
4. : ofiagton; treasurer
= I.,IsIp Spencer, Wyoming
\ ,.,ia .lsh Scott. of Green.
In I~Donal secretary of the
i !, (. was the principal
49, as ! afternoon session
J \. .ae duty of the W. G
IT. !, urged the organiza,
s,.,s, ! = campaign Of tenn.
{, J s,,on. ,sol The Rev. Ivan.
! d 3 = Wilmington, In, superin
=. :, Delaware Anti-sa.
d. as0 spoke. He talk.
aaace aH and urged The
u s,,I y in their power t.
Smyrna times., 1935-05-16
E,pONT HAS
h ErNILLIONS
Il Home "Nemours"
1, Institution For
|1sIsd Children
|pEs TO FAMILY

.,adren and the aged
!. Drincipal beneficiaries
n Of the late Alfred
.,,t Delaware and Flor
.Tiopsire, filed for pro-
k,ss. The financier anc
!. bspueathed his estate
4 mtside of Wilmington
to start 1.-THE
/ frupndatiOn" and the IN
] ne bulk of his fortune,
h so,NO,OOO to finance
[,rs. Under provisions OF
1 be Foundation will de-
4 i the care and treat
| dpplsd children, or old
mon particularly old
consideration being
4 he residents of Della
h Clarity possible misun-
], IN the Florida dis
dining Mr.. duPont's will,
|sssly associated with
Nemours would be
I rb the Institution for
I'D treatment Of crippled
I'd needy aged). The
X. Jessie Ball dupont, a
!. Reginald Huidekoper,
y Washington, d. O., and
sn.lsW, Edward Ball of
d together with the
stiOnal Bank Of Jackson
mich DUPONT was board
we're named trustees.
sctiOn Of the will be-
1000 each to every one
moves. The widow was
1900 annually for life,
q Forest estate in Flor
| asr late husbands per-
@iuns, his art collection,
md contents of the es-
Tlnington. Other family
ID the four children of
mirage, Mrs. Madeleine
an4, Of Munich, Ger
rs Bessie dupont Hide
Washington, D. g.; Mrs.
! dupont, Of Philadel-
Aired Victor dupont, of
. each $4,000 shares of
EH in Almours Securities,
Isabelle Ball Baker, of
Va, 1000 shares; Mrs.
DOwley, Of Hawaii, 1000
'nnas Ball, Of Los Ange-
zares;; Edward Ball, of
! 5000 shares "in lieu of
Executor and trustee.
but died April 29 after
fa few days. The will
isator's sister, Mrs.
! duPont Lee Of Wash
C. and his brother,
! New York, had been
tEded for" in a certain
'Et agreement. There
vision for Alicia Amory
'sndenning daughter of
vie, Alicia Bradford, it
anie she is amply pro-
,aed From Page Fiyel
Smyrna times., 1935-05-16

Honor ST. Peters Church Rector
Rev Frederick Marx Barton, rec
tor of st. Peters Church, has been
nominated by the Diocese in con-
vention in Wilmington for one of
the clerical deputies to the Pro-
vincial Synod.
Smyrna times., 1935-05-16

/ sssjn. 70 6Oc on 500
Phdssn Of Smyrna Town
Na y. night, the new town
khsa !, accepted and the
FsMs. 0oc on the $4,000
's heretofore.
Smyrna times., 1935-05-16
NEW BUSINESS IN SMYRNA
Capital Cleaners Take Part of Joe
SheItOn's Barber Shop

oHCfU0H . H1HT UNf RyoP
"Joe" Shelton has converted his
barber shop on Commerce street
into a two-room business stand. Mr..
Shelton, by lengthening out the
room next to Mrs. SWANS resi-
dence, has made for himself ample
quarters. The room on the other
side Of his shop is being renovated
and will become the branch Office of
the Capital Cleaners of Dover
Smyrna times., 1935-05-16
Firemen's Campaign Nets S536.51

The soliciting campaign for the
Smyrna Fire Company. held recent
ly, has resulted in the neat sum of
$536.51. The gross receipts were
nearly six hundred dollars.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

Andrea va no luchaba; pare
cia meditar, cual 81 una resolu-
cion fuese arraigandose en- su
Habianse secado sus lagri-
mas Y aparentaba hallarse mas
tranquila.
Miro en- torno suyo, como 81
volviera en- 81 o como 81 saliese
de un ~profundo sueno, estreme
close al verse a obscuras, TOGO
Iel timbre y dijo a su doncella,
que Sc present6 en- la puerta del
gabinete:
-iLuces!
Encendi6 la doncella la lam
para y volvi6 a retirarse.
La condesa aun (~permanecio
unos INSTANCES inm6vil.
AL fin, levant6se del sofa y
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

Gambia su elegante vestido de
casa lpor otro de Gale muy SEN
clio, negro y sin adornos.
Por ell modo como Sc visti6,
.conociase que estaba muy ner-
viosa. Abrochabase los corche-
ties a thrones, torpemente, sin
.cuidarse de componer nj un pile
que.
lLuego cubri6 su cuerpo con
una gran capa Y recogi6 las la
yes de sus muebles y echose tu-
.pido Velo sobre ell rostro.
Volvi6 al gabinete y llam6 de
nuevo a la doncella.
Aunque esta Sc sorprendi6 al
yer a su sonora vestida para sa-
lir, no dijo NADIA.
Andrea cdgi6 la carta que ha-
bia dejado sobre Ell secreter y la
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
LOS A~JEDRECISTAS AME-
RICANOS VENCIERON A
LOS DE YUGOESLAVIA

Varsovia, agosto 27.-Suecia
continGa al frente del toSneo de
ajedrez y aver aumento sus vic
torias a 80, con derrotas, lganan
DO dos partidas a Francia y
212 a Latvia.
Los a.jedrecistas americanos
vencieron a los de Yugoeslavia
con anotaci6n de 212 puntos
por IA. Otro punto Sc gan6 en-
ell match con Suiza, aumentan-
do ell numero de victorias de los
Estados Unidos, que ocupa ell
segundo lugar, a %, con Is de-
rrotas.
Derrotaron los hdngaros a
Latvia, 3 por l y a Suiza de 312
por ~. Polonia obtuvo venta-
ia contra Inglaterra, hallando-
Sc en- ell tercer lugar, con 27 vic
torias y Is derrotas.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

to habia ofendido, lie perdona-
ba Y prometiale no odiarle!
Era cuanto podia desear:
mas, mucho mas de 10 que me-
|recia; pero, de todas maneras,
q que sacaba de clio?
Aquella generosidad sin elem
.plo, no mejoraba en- NADIA su ST.
'tuaci6n, no lie indicaba siquiera
'el canine que debia seguir.
i Perdonado! = repetiase.
i Perdonado!.. L.. Bien, Nv que?
Z Para que me sirve SUI generoso
9erd6n? Solo para tranquilizar
I'm tanto mi conciencia, para
que aumente mi admiration ha
ella csc angel del que he hecho
victima; pero para NADIA
mas.
Y crecia su desperation
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

entrego a la doncella, diciendo-
lie:
A las diez de la noche, en-
tregaras esta carta al senior con
de. lilo entiendes bien? A las
diez; no anteS no.
Temblabale la voz, Y a no lie
var ell rostro cubierto con Ell
velo de la mantilla, hubierase
brillar ell llanto en- sus O.
jos.
-Esta bien, sonora condesa,
-reSpondi6 la doncella, incli-
nandose.
Pareci6 como 81 a Andrea lie
acometieSe una nueva vacila-
pero Sc repuso en- seguida,
y sali6 con paso firme Y de-
cidido.
En- la habitaci6n contigua vic
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
Ala IMPULSA SUS PRE-
(RATIVOS DE GUERRA

Agosto 27.-La ma
ci6n italiana esta convertida
hoy en- I'm gran campo de ba-
ITALIA. Ell primer ministro Mus
solini conferencio aver por te-
lefono con ell alto comisioIaLo
De Bono, en- Eritrea, Informant
dole que habfa convocado a
un consejo de ministries para
ell microbes.
Las palabras del Duce pare
cen indicar que la guerra es in
minente. Mas de 5000 camisas
negras, incluyendo a los dos
hijos de Mussolini, estan hoy
en- canine de Africa.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
BASE BALL
LIGA

Los Cardenales y los Gigan-
ties fueron derrotados aver,
mientras los Cubs descansaban.
Jorgens, lanzando por ell FL
ladelfia, dej6 al st. Luis en- 9
hits y solo 3 carreras.
Birkofer domino a los neo-
yorquinos, que u%tiliZaron cua-
tro lanzadores en- SUI afan de
contener a los Piratas. Ell Sr.
Luis esta a la cabeza del circui
to con solo cinco puntos mas
que los Gigantes, sgt contra
622. Los Cubs Sc italian en- ell
tercer lugar, con COS. Cada vez
eS mas renida la lucha en- ell cir
quito nacional.
st. Luis &c, Oh, lie; Fiiadel-
fla &c, Oh, lie.
Pittsburgh 1Oc, 15h, De; New
York &c, 11h, lie.
Once hits bate6 ell Brooklyn
contra ell pitcher Tony Freitas,
pero solo pudo llegarle 2 wees
a la gonna. Con II hits los Ro
jos entraron 8 veces. Alfonso
Lopez hizo una carrera Y dispa-
r6 3 hits.
Cincinnati &c, 12h, lie; Brook
lyn &c, 11h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
JACK DAY CONTRA DIXIE


Encabeza ell programa de
hoy, en- la arena de Seminole
Heights, un match entire Jack
Dacy, de 1873 libras de peso, y
Dixie Flanningan, de 131.
Bill Pippin, de 1870 libras, con
cedera 10 libras de ventaja a j.
Bi Wallace, en- ell semifinal.
Bobby Brown, de 1T libras, pc
leara con Bill Rodriguez, de
lis, en- uno de los Ipreliminares.
Completan ell programa COM
bates entire Franckie Callahan
y George White, Woodrow Dow
ming con Earl Thompson, Earl
Sumner y Mack Beard, y Baby
Art y Kid Hall.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
DECIARADA LA LEY MAR
CIAL EN- GRECIA

Atenas, Agosto 27.-En la
parte sur de la peninsulas del
Peloponeso, en- Pylcs, ha sido de
clarada la ley marcial como re-
sultado de desordenes en- que
una persona perdi6 la vida y va
rias reSbieron heridas graves.
Ocurri6 ell chcque cuando los
campesinos, enfurecidos por los
bajos precios de las cosechas, e
fectuaban una manifestation y
Sc negaban a desbandarse. Los
gendarmes hicieron fuego y los
manifectantes, Orlando su pro
tesla, corrieron en- todas direc-
clones.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
holland PUDO CONSER-
VAR Ell DE
LUCHAS DEL ESTADO

I'm ahijado de Jim Downing,
ell ciudadano Bruce holland, de
Seattle, Estado de Washington,
lucho anoche, en- ~presencia de
$500 personals, con ell russo
Johnny Podubny, ell villano, ahi
jado tambien del conocido en-
presario.
Ell russo Sc "desboc6 en- las vi
llanias, poTque a la comision at
letica asf lie place, y como result
tado final Sc proclam6 vence :
dor a su rival.
Tantas fueron las "sucias ma
niobras", tantas sus "extrava-
gancias", que ell arbitro Sc vic
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
II periodico en- idioma Espanoi
lie mas circulation en- Tampa
D EPORTES
LIE A LA DECISION
A SIXTO ESCOBAR

New York, agosto PEI
campe6n olimpico del peso de
mosca, Lou Salica, que en- 1882
pas6 a ser Ell campe6n mundial
del peso bantam, en- un salvaje
ccmbate derrot0 anoche a Six
to Escobar, de Puerto Rico, en-
un bout" que dur6 Is asaltos.
Escobar fue atacado dura-
mente Ipor ell j6ven italiano, pc
70 no hubo caidas en- ell curse
de la acci6n. Salica llev6 la me-
jor parte en- las acometidas a
distancia y ell portorriqueno en-
los cuerpo a cuerpo.
Al final, cuando los jueces ia
llaron en- provecho de Salica, ell
pdblic6 protest6 tan ruidosa-
mente que la comision atletica
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
HOOD DERROTO A PAUL
MARQUES

Miami Beach, Agosto 81
Billy Hood, de 1874 libras, ell gla
diador de Orlando, hizo pelea
nula con Paul Marques, 17212,
de New York.
Tablas Sc declare tambien ell
combate entire frankie Hughes,
de Clinton, Indiana, y Rufus
Miles, de Charlotte, Carolina
del Norte. Tenian los dos ell mis-
mo peso, 1912 libras.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
Folletin No. 263
Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

naba a1n en- sus oidos, repitien-
dok: q Piedadw
81, piedad; pero de este mo-
do tenia que renunciar a TODD,
hasta al castigo de las ofensas
recibidas.
Asi transcurrieron las horas,
lentas y tristes, y lego la nOche
antes de tempo, y las sombrias
NUDES que durante la tarde ha-
bfan cubierto ell firmamento,
comenzaron a invadir ell gabi-
nete.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

tue a sentarse junto a un secre-
ter, sobre ell que habia recado
de escribir.
Pusose delante I'm pliego de
papel, cogi6 la pluma, y febril-
mente, como ell que piensa 10
que escribe o 10 tiene pensado
va de antemano, escribio du-
rante algunos minutes sin le-
vantar la mano.
Cuando hubo conclude, sin
leer 10 que habia ~escrito, ence-
rr6 ell pliego en- un sobre.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

Estados Unidos y Suiza la gaS5
Arthur wi Dake, 'rreeS Portland,
Oregon, con ell suizo Staebelin
de contrario.
Ell match entire Finlandia y
Lituania termin6 en- anotaci6n
de 2 por 2.
Alexandra Alekhine, ell cam
pe6n mundia6 representando a
Francia, hizo tablas con Sacco-
nj, de Italia, y Stalhberg, de
Suecia. Francia, con Alekhine
al frente, derrot6 a Inglaterra.
La ipartida entire Estados u
nidos y Polonia fue muy reni-
da.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
REGALO de $50 a la perso-

REGALO de $50 a la perso-
ma que logre venderme o me
comRre personalmente, por 700
pesos al c2ntado, una casa de
cuatro a~partamentos, alquilada,
en- la ga. avenida. Vendo por-
que V Two en- Arizona y no pue-
do atenderlos. Para mas infor-
mes lame al telefono M52-901.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

obiigSp a darle Ell triunfo a
Mr., NdA2d.
Nula la lucha, de 80 mi
nutos, eHs Ael americana Babe
Caddock W lriego Nick Baca-
lis. Lucharl os dos con linn
plea, con tam limpieza que Sc
olvidaron de u x las HAYES.
Bill sledge, kTexas, con-
quisto al violentS TACK Rush,
de Detroit en- 10 Autos y 20
segundos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
VII

Sin lamar a Su doncella para
que la ayudase, la condesa paS6
a su tocador, encendi6 por ST
misma las bujias del espejo y
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
CON LOS CUAREs

Relampaiyo Saguero Sc
tiene en- perfecto entrenanA
to, esperando que ell ciudada
Chino Alvarez Sc decida a pd
ner la firma en- ell contrato al
Downing lleva en- uno de 81
5olsillos.
Saguero no amenaza; per-
con mucha finura dice qre &c
esta a prueba de sorpresas y a
taques en- la esquina".
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

Sc ALQUILA un ventilado
rortal de dormir en- la casa de
parramentos de Mrs. Mary C
Roberts, E. Columbus Drive,
1913, Telefono M 65-174.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

Quintero peleara ell sabado,
en- la capital Guiana, con Kid
Calixto.
Ell zurdo, nos escriben de la
Habana, vista con frecuencia
los lugares donde Sc vende ell
autentico jam6n gallego para
adquirir mayor vitalidad.
Cada vez que divisa a I'm Chi
no, hace una cruz con los dedos
y Gambia de acera.
Parga lie invite a hacer una
vista a la Gale de la Zanja y 70
tundamente Sc neg6.
Dice que NADIA quiere saber
con los chinos hasta que ajuste
cuentas con Chino Alvarez, ell
"as" de West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
LfGA@A8HCRfCKNA

Los Tigres ganaron ell pri-
Nero con los Atleticos y perdie-
ron ell segundo.
lFiladelfia 7c, 16h, 3 e; De-
troit 13c, 17h, De.
I'm batazo de "Jonrr6n" de
Trosky do Ii triunfo a los In
dos score los Medals Rojas.
Boston &c, Oh, lie; Cleveland
&c, 8h, 2e.
New York &c, 19h, Be; Chica-
go &c, 17h, De.
New York 7c, 11h, De; Chica-
g sc, Oh lie.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

Papa" Baer lie dijo a Make
que no Sc descuidase frente a
los punos de Tony Cancela w..
ell e%xcampe6n "maltrat6 al O.
riundo de Galicia.
Cuesta menos creerlo que a
veriguarlo.
81 Cancela alprieta las claw
jas, Baer Recesita muchos asal
tcs para "consumirao" Y VEN
cerlo.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

Hoy eran anunciados los pun
tos al los ~jueces y e.Arbitro
anotai los contendientes.
Los Aistas mas autoriza
dos anotN 0cho asaltos a Es-
cobar, cincA. Salica y dos ia
bias. otros de\os criticos die
ron 10 asaltos NEscogar y 5 a
su oponente.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

Largo ratio permaneci6 Gus
tavo bajo la impression product
da en- 81 por las ultimas pala-
bras de Andrea.
iAquella muier a la que tan
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

a Lulli, la hermosa muneca, So
bre una silla.
Sc detuvo, un sollozo brot6
de sus labios, arroj6se sobre
ella y la beso.
Luego gan6 apreSuradamen-
tie la escalera Y baj6 a escape a
Ia Gale.
CAPITULO XIV
5Qu6 hacer?
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

Lluvias para hoy y manana.
Maxima tent era.ura aNsr.Sa
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

born; Estado de Florida contra
Kathleen NJ. Hahn.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

Araeslia Rodrig1 x
CELLO Rodriguez; GfS KsA
ty Co. contra Agnes P1.erett;
Rose Knoll contra Harry Knoll /;
Cliff kawhnrn contra Mae New
Evening star., 1935-03-14
WILLIAM A. MEHEGAN.
ATTORNEY, EXPIRES
Federal Trade Commission Aide
for IA Years to Be Buried
Tomorrow.

William A. Michigan, attorney with
the Federal Trade Commission for the
last IA years, died yesterday at his
home, 2915 Connecticut avenue. after
a long illness. Mr.. Michigan, native
of Norfolk, Va, had lived in Wash
ington for about Is years.
A graduate of Virginia Military In
stitute and St. Vincent College in
Pennsylvania, he was for 80 years
with the Railway Express Agency,
Inc. in its earlier days. During the
World War he was in France and
Germany with the Y. M. c. A.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth
Farant Michigan, he is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. A. J. Cavanaugh, jr.,
a grandson, A. ]. Cavanaugh, 3d., and
two sisters, Miss Mary and Miss Ellen
Michigan of Norfolk.
Funeral services will be held at the
Church of st. Thomas the Apostle
tomorrow at 10 am. Burial will be
in Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1935-03-14
Bratha.

BAKER. HELEN L. On wednesday. March
a as' HELEN e. BAKER unSiossss Ssiovss
Of Norman: Quade: Melvin: Bernhard.
& @ Fsnersf fsFene iFe% the W. he5xara eham
sers Co dD dUneEsl gsiurGan home: s iaoS GaaDn
Church. 10th st. and Park rd. where
mass. mass Will be oeres At am for the
arc Invited. Interment St. Johns Gene
terry. Forsst Glen Nd. is
BANKS. MAMIE. Departed this life on
HSada Hospts MAMIE MANN BANKS of at l7ss SoS
st. NV. Apt. z She leaves to mourn
their loss nephew. Maurice J. Banks;
friends Remains resting at the NAL
van schey funeral home, n. }; ave.
and r st. NV. Funeral Friday. March
nome. Relatives and friends invited.
CALDWELL. CLAUDE P. On Wednesday.
Fla. CLAUDE p. CALDWELL. beloved
Walnut st.. clarendon. Ia ne Va oi NO Notice ' Of Of
CARRICK. HELEN. On Wednesday. March
dsushte2 s Ss o. he late SARAH
services on Friday. March Is. at 2:30
1t Hysons ceSsr gsroFT H le@ G@.isr
COLEMAN, ELLA. Departed this life
NAN. Se"f Devoted wife Of WiilisR Coleman,
EauPs GHns wsPd daasher % @ Of af@a EdNard n nd
Amanda Boston. She also leaves five
sisters six brothers and many other
relatives and friends to mourn her de-
SITS. e s.W' Notice Of funeral later. A'e
COOPER. EMMA LILLE. On Thursday
March a 1915 at her vss residence E, 200 1s
wife of James J. Cooper. Body, resting
at the above residence until Friday eve
ming, March, Is; Services at Gawler, $
thence to st. Patrick's Church 10th
adnd and sts nv where InssTi mass %i,i be Rod Ok
Greek Cemetery. Is
Wednesday. March l3. 1895, at ~
after ai brief Illness MAGGIE PAY, DAVIS S
2eTa ena Of Of Amahda Haie ofR Bae and
AZ K st. nc Notice Of funeral later.
DIEGELMANN. FABIAN }. Suddenly. on
TUESDAY. IN March IL, 1872 a. his resi-. Isl
ESHsi loved son one Of Ferdinand and the late
Mary Diegelmann. Funeral services at
the above residence on Friday. Marcn
Is at 8 am Relatives and friends in
vited. lnterment St. Marys Cemetery
DODGE. CHARLOTTE IsLEY. On We'd
nesday. March IL. 1885 at Garden
City Long Island. N Y. CHARLOTTE
ISLEY beloved wife of Norman Dodge
and sister of Emma M Henderson OF
Montclair, N. j. and Frances Z.
Edsall of Hamburg N j Private
services will be held at her late home.
14a Whitehall blvd on Thursday.
March IA. at $40 pm.
FAwCETT. MARGARET W. On Thurs
at her residence. 1904 Hoban I'd. NV:
MARGARET W. FAWCETT widow of
Edwin c. Fawcett and beloved mother
of Edna H. and Blanche L. Fawcett OF
this city and Walton B Fawcett of
Ridgewood. N J. Funeral services
IprivateI at The above residence on
Saturday. March Is. at 2:3O pm. 15
Evening star., 1935-03-14
Deaths Reported.

Mary T. Coyle. o.. 1857 Park I'd
John c. Yost 81, 1l5 OH st ne
Fannie No thleSon, 81. l1t0 w St Sc
Mary l. Cage. 81 22"I Nichols ave Sc.
Margaret x Smith. 81. SO st
Julia Donohue, 20. arrival Emergency Hos
Otto T. Nichols. 60. GslHnser Hospital.
Carl c WeStermever. e.. SlI Jefferson 81.
Nettie Harr. 81. Sibey Hospital.
Hugh Nutting. 81. 1881 Newton st.
Mamie Rice. -. arrival Freedmens Hos
Lena r. Anderson. So GEORGETOWN Hos
pital
Florence Noar. -, Sibley Hospital
Caroline Schneider. 40. Garfield Hospital.
Elsie A Lay. as. 705 Highland ave.
Max Miller. i}. Galllneer Hospital
Doris Fries, 40. Providence Hospital.
Ivy Watts. 90. GallinRer Hospital.
Albert Riddle. "6. Galln0er Hospital.
Mary Sadovski. ;. 4SeS 18th st NV
Infant Mary Mvlorie. Children's Hospital.
Infant Jan NJ Kline, Childrens Hospital.
Emma Chew. 20, ST Elizabeth's HOS
Florence Washington. -: 2:O9 st.
Mary F Cole, IS. 614 23rd st.
Mary Johnson. 55. PA D st.
Madeline Cash. 43, St Elizabeth's HOS
Pearl r. Skincardle. 40. 141s @ st
Frank Caviness, -. la45 Duncan ST. ne.