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La opinión., 1935-04-18
A LOS FABRICANTES
DE TORTILLAS

Me doy como aludido por Ii Mexican
Commercial Co. en- ell anuacio que
ha estado publicando en- cote mismc
Diario. pues la demanda entablads
por ell senior Pereyra en- las Cortes,
es en- contra mia.
Para aclarar este punto y 1nica-
mente en- resguardo de mi reputa-
cion commercial, pongo en conocimien-
to de ustedes Y del pnblico en- gene
raj. que la patente a que sc refiere
Ell senior Pereyra, fue registrada en- el
Departments de Patentes en- Wash
ington, con fecha 20 de Julio de 1928.
y expedida COZ ell No. 1.732,567, y la
mia fue registrada con fecha Is de
diciembre de 1927 y expedida con Ell
No. 1.763, 4i5. Els decir: ell senior Pc
reyra registr6 su patente siete me-
ses despues de que mi patente fue
registrada.
Creo inQtil hacer concentrates, v de-
10 a ustedes ell juzgar de parts de
Quien esta la razon.
RAMON SAis.
Adv.
La opinión., 1935-04-18
LA SENORA DE GAONA HA
SIDO AGASAJADA

Al llegar su cumpfeahos. la no.
che del pasado lunes, la sonora
Natalia G. de Gaona, fue muy
felicitada por sus amistades, las
cuales Sc reunieron con ella en-
una fiesta improvisada. para e
lebrar ell acontecimiento a que
nos hemos ~referido.
La fiesta Sc hizo en- la casa de
la familia Guerrero, situada en-
la Gale Tercera al Este. habiendo
empezado a las ocho y media de
la noche y terminando despues
de las doce.
Recibio la agasajada muchos
regalos de sus amigos. asf como
las felicitaciones de todas elias,
pues es ampliamente conocida y
muy estimada en- los circulos o
ciales de la colonia mexicana.
La opinión., 1935-04-18
EL PFOGRAMA EN- El TEA
TRIO "ELECTRICO"

Sc anuncia va, para ell cambio
de- programa en- Ell teatro "Elec-
trico''. situado en- la Gale Main
al norte, numero 212. la pelfcula
basada en- la novela mexicana de
Julian S. Gonzalez, "Tierra, Amor
Y Dolor" que tanto gusto en- Ia
fecha de su extreme %reciente-
mente. en- otro de los teatros de
la misma empresa.
Pero todaria hoy Y mahana,
segdn rezan los programs. ell
espectaculo tendra como atrac-
ci6n central la pelicu,a toda ha-
blada y cantada en- nuestro lido
ma, tituiada Gun captain de Co
sacos' que tienen a Jose Mojica
en- la parte ~estelar, con Rosita
Moreno, en- la de la primera c
triz.
La cinta tiene bellos n1meros
musicales, Y ademas de la voz de
Mojica, sc pueden DIR en- ella las
de Tito Coral Y de Rodolfo Ho-
yos.
La opinión., 1935-04-18
HOY SERA SEPUlTADO Ell
SENOR NAVARRO

Hoy a las opce de la manana,
recibiran cristiana scpultura en-
Ell panteon catolico del Calvario.
los re .tos del que Ell vida fuera ell
senior Simon Elias Navarro, ca
ballero bien conocido en- nuestros
ciroulos. y quien paso a mejor
vida el domingo pasado, a las
siete Y media de la noche. en- me-
dio de los auxi!ios de la Santa
Islesia Catolica, a%postolica ro-
mana.
os %funerales Sc ef%ectuaran en-
ell temple de Nuestra Sonora de
Los angeles. situado. en- Ia es-
quina de la calle Main con Ell bu-
levard de Sunset, a las diez de
la mafana. llegando ahi ell COR
tejo procedente de la capilla de
Alvarez y Moore EN- la cual sc
ha estado recibiendo ell duelo.
Ell senior Navarso tenia Treinta
V ocho amos a la fecha de su
muerte. dejando para llorar su
partida a Il afligidos padres y
hermanos. quienes han pedido a
sus amistades, por medic de las
esquelas acostumbradas, unan
sus preces n los de la familia,
por ell eterno descanso del alma
del f.nado.
La opinión., 1935-04-18
MURlO EN- ESTA Ell SENOR
GERARDo BARROSO

El dia 10 del corriente, a las 3
de la manana. dejo de existir EN-
esta ciudad ell senior Gerardo Ba-
rroso. Sr., vfctima de n enfer-
medad que 10 tuvo postrado du-
rante varios dias.
Ell cuerpo fue velado en- la
agencia de inhumaciones de Ba-
siiez, 4221 Brooklyn Ave, de
donde fue conducido a la lglesia
de la Asuncion, en- las Gales
Fresno Y Brooklyn. a las 1880 DE
Ia manana del dia II, para can
tarsele una misa de requiem, y
fue sepultado en- ell panteon del
Calvario.
Sus hijos y hermanos han esta-
do recibiendo las demostraciones
de condolencia de sus amistades'
La opinión., 1935-04-18
los ARTSTAS MEXICANOS SON
los FAVORITOS EN- CHICAGO: ILL.,.
Chinas, Charros, Coaches, Manolas, con LA Cucara-
cha" condimenton ell %olotiLo a%riistico International
Por XAVIER MoND3AGON
(Redactor corresponsal de los P~ericdicos LoZANo

Jam0n, donde Sc siguen sacrifi-
cando reses en- las empaca6oras,
asi como cristianos que dejan 10
mejorcito de SUI vida para poder
subsistir. en- los mismos lugares.
Que no les ha faltado trabaJo
a los representatives de nuestra
mdsica y bales, es eosa bien 81
bida por todos. Sigue la deman
da de ellos, sin que puedan SUI
plir el mercado teatral o cabare
tero. porque. relativamente. son
pocos los PROFESSIONALS que mo
ds voreiienza presentarlos en-
ninguna parte."
Entire los cantantes, Ia sopra-
no Chiquita Rangel. Ia contral-
to Maria de la Vega y IA sopra-
no Lupe Plaza. son de 10 mejor-
otto que ha lograGo entronizarse
en- donde Sc han presentado.
Maria de la Vega. en- los aris-
tocraticos cabarets, aunada a la
famosa orquesta de Jose RlVas,
ha sido Ia favorita de damas :
caballeros en%copetados.
Lupe Plaza. en- conciertos de
festivities Y. una que otra fez.
en- algun cafe de moda. donde es
aplaudida por su cristalina VOC.
Chiqu,ta RanGel cumplienGo
sus numeyosos contratos en- no.
teles y clubes nocturnos. fuera
de la ciudad. en- poblaciones We
cinas. Chiquita ACADIA de ADAM
donar. de una veZ por todas. a.
cuadro artistico que regenteaba,
Dor auuello de las c~alamidades
artisticas que Sc ~presentan en- TO
do grupo numeroso. Debido a
clio ma preferido actuar sola-
mente como cantante de concier
tos V en- los centres nocturnos,
para no mencionar los coneier-
tos interescolares Y u~nlversita-
rios. donde frecuentemente es so
licitaGa.
Entire los c|antantes del seXo
fec. sigue siendo preferido ell 70
luminoso tenor Leopoldo Eseo-
barete. qien no puede quejarse
de Ia situaci6n artistica y pecu
maria. Su actuaci6n en- los te-
rrenos de la Gran Exposition de
I'm Siglo de Progreso, fue e. me
jor reclame y publicidad que pu
do haber tenido, valiendole este
I'm contrato para inaugurar Ell
International Casino, propiedad
de un compatiota. y situaco en-
10 que aqui presuntuosamente
Sc conoce por The Gold Coast.
Lo anterior. por 10 que toca a
cantantes de csc calibre, es 10
unico que tenemos. Sc nos mar
cho para Los Angeles, Jose Ia
bares, ell c~ancionero popular de
mejorcitas agallas que por aqui
nos han visitado. Sc marcho por
asuntos de familia. mas no por
que lie faltase trabajo aquf, don
de TODD 10 bueno es bien recibi-
do por los pGblicos norteameri-
fSinua ep IA Ga, SaQ,A
La opinión., 1935-04-18

CHICAGO, H., Abril de 1888.
Para ell viaiero visitante que
Sc encargue de escudrihar deta
lie por detalle de la vida noetur
ma de csta gran %metropoli. Pc
netrando o no a los numerosos
cafes. might clubs. pequefos y
grandcs cabarets, no lie sorpren
deria e. suponerse estar en- una
poblaci0n de las nuestras, al en-
contrarse con cantantes y bal
lar.nes de nuestra raza, hacien-
do las Gelicias de los c|ontertulios
y parroquianos que wien de no
che Y duermen de dia.
De veinte pasan los cafes y
otros centres %nocturnos de Chi
cago, donde Sc p|resentan arts
tas nuestrcs como entertainers
genuinos e %importados. como
Sc les anuncia en- los carteles.
Es mas que familiar para nos
otros, Y sorprendente para 81 IN
rista o visitante. ell yer en- los
aparadores de esos centres nu-
merosas fotografias mostrando
las bellas lineas Y hechiceros ola
EOS negros de una m%eXicanita
ataviada con Ia va tan traida y
Nevada inGumentaria de In con
puMera del charro. Despues Ve-
mos otras a IN Spanish Caba-
Hero luciendo los ropajes tipi-
cos de Iberia, asi como a otra
Spanish Girl, made in Me-
xlco." con la traditional peineta
Y mantilla. coquetamente ador-
NADIA con un manojo de rosas a
la izquierda. 81 continuance.
leeremos. despu6s, al pie de
otras fotografias. ell anuncio de
la orquesta de rumbas, tangos y
pasos dobles. o I'm aditamento
de ~cucarachas Y ranches gran
Ges Y palomas, mdsica esta que
ha sido ell caballito de batalla
de ~nuestros musicos y artistas,
tanto cantantes como bailarines.
La opinión., 1935-04-18

DA LAS GRACIAS LA FA-
MIllA VALENCIA

En- atenta carta que tenemos a
la vista al escribir estas lineas,
es strive pedirnos la sonora Luz
pc Vda. de Valencia, dar las gra-
cias publicamente a todas sus
amistades Y demas personals que
de una u otra manera la acom-
paflaron en- ell duelo. con motive
de la sentida muerte del senior
Jose S. Valencia, acaecida en- es-
ia ciudad ell dos de abril.
Con la publication de esta no.
ia, quedan servidos los deseos de
ia sonora Valencia, quien ademas
ha estado recibiendo muestras de
condolencia de sus numerosas
amistades. por la sensible perdi-
da sufrida.
La opinión., 1935-04-18
UN "RlCOLETTO" EN- Ell TEA
TRIO FILLMORE"

Sc nos manifesto que para la
noche del % de los corrientes,
que sera ell jueves proximo, sc
prepare una representation de
la famosa opera del maestro
Verdi, "Rigoletto" bajo los auspi-
clos de la Pacific Grand opera
co. de Los Angeles, que tiene
muy buenos elementos en- su Sc
no.
Ugo Marchetti, protegido del
gran cantante Tito Schipa, sera
quien viva la parte central de la
obra. la del bufon atormentado y
~triste, que es ell eje de la TRACE
dia entera.
Lima Gastoni. una de las colo
raturas mas iovenes de Los An
geles, ~cantara Ia Gilda, estando
(Siaue en- Ia Ga, pAu.,
La opinión., 1935-04-18

cara, cuello y brazos. Cuando listed
duerma, suavemente disolvera sus pis
mentos morenos. Recuerde - NAD1-
NOLA es do doble accion. Da result
tados que nunca ha obtenido con o.
tras cremas baratas.
Compre NADINOLA en-
PRUEBELA su botica hoy o pfdala
por correo, a SOC. 81 no
A RO queda encantada, Sc 10
devolvera su dinero. -
RlEsoO NADINOLA, Box LOTT
Paris. Tenn.
La opinión., 1935-04-18
estrena ell sabado

La fotografia es de una escena de las mas emocionan-
tes EN- la pelicula nacional, toda hablada EN- espanol, que
habra de estrenarse la noche del Sabado de Gloria, EN- Ell
teatro California y en- ell Hidalgo. sinu'taneamen ba-
10 ell titulo de "Mona, Casada, Virgen y Martir'. Es ell
momento en- que son srrestados por ordenes del Santo
Ofico, en- la ciudad de Mexico, Dora Blanca de Meiia,
don Cesar de vilaclara, Martin Garatuza y ell fiel negro
Teodoro.
La opinión., 1935-04-18
MuiereS en- Politica!

En- la campana presidential que Sc avecina EN- este
pals. figuraran tanbien para la vicepresidencia, candida
tos femeninos. Estas tres danas, Josephine Roche, Lii
liam Rock y Florence Alien (de izquierda a derecha) pare
~abogados y Mrs. Rock es la presidente del club "Muier
para Presidente", que tiene su asiento en- la ciudad de
Nueva York. La question es: itendra Estados Unidos
vcepresidente femenino?
La opinión., 1935-04-18

MOviM!ENTO OCURRIDO EN-
Ell REGlSTRO CIVIL
LOS oUE Sc cASAN. -

Los QUE Sc cASAN. - Sc
han presentado ante la oficina
del Registro Civil, ell solicitud
de licencia para contraer matri-
monio. las sigulentes parejas de
nuestra colonia en- Los Angeles:
Guillermo Garcia, de "a amos. con
Rosa A~podaca. de &c.
Pedro Gomez. de rs amos. con
Rosa Gonzalez. de 81.
Jesns Banue'os. de &c amos,
o Esther Moreno, de %.
Francisco Herrera, de ~ amos,
con Petra Jaramillo, de 90.
Jose NJ. Ortega. de 26 amos,
con Petra Hernandez, de %.
Rafael varela jr.. de 20 amos.
con Raquel Martinez, de 20.
DEFuNCIONES:
Salome Badillo.--Sus restos en-
la casa de Alvarez y Moore.
La opinión., 1935-04-18

FL sabado-otro aconteclmien-
to cinematosrafico. - La ohra
cunabre del cinema n~aeional: -
"MONJA, CASADA, VlRGEN Y
MARTYR "California' e "Hi-
daleo".
La opinión., 1935-04-18
QUE HAGEN Y DoNpE AN
DAN LOS NUESTROS

NuestrCs artistas. desde hace
unos cinco anos a la fecha. han
sido los favoritos de los publ
cos de esta Gran Metropoli del
La opinión., 1935-04-18
Blanquee su Cuts
Mientras
Duerme

Ahora-casi en- una
noche podra I'd. blan-
quear su CUTS - linn
piarlo de pecas, es-
pinillas. puntos ne
gros, poros agranda-
dos, manchas. Hoy,
al acostarse aplfquese
N~ADINOLA. la Crema
nara Rlanuuear. en- su
La opinión., 1935-04-18

Sc ha servido informarnos Ia en-
presa respective.
La opinión., 1935-04-18

(Sigue en- Ia Ga. Sas.)
La opinión., 1935-04-18
EFUNCION S

Salome Badillo.-Sus restos c
la casa de Alvarez y Moore.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-01-24
CHURCH NOTES
AMERICAN S. S. UNION

AMERICAN S. S. UNION
Wheeler-In school building.
Sunday School 10 q. m.
Gospel Service II a. m.
New Deal in Church
Sunday School 2 p. m
Gospel Service 3 p. m.
Children's meeting every Satur-
day at 2 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 6
Calpin Church
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Gospel Service IL a. m.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-01-24
MIDWAY GOSPEL TABERNACLE

MIDWAY GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Midweek Services
Tuesday 8 p. m. Prayer Meeting
Friday 8 p. m. Young Peoples
Meeting.
Sunday School 1000
Morning worship 100
Evangelis tic Services 7:45
Where the Full Gospel is
preached.
You are wei come.
Evangelist j. M. Peck
Evening star., 1935-07-02

business, which operated here for ap-
proximately 10 years under the name
Of the Wright Furniture Co.
Subsequently, he sold out his in
terest in the furniture business and
became one of the purchasers and
president Of the Goloenberg Co. in
1882, when the department store with
which he formerly had been con-
nected was sold.
Meanwhile, the store had crown
from a small two-story structure, with
single entrance, into a large and
modern department store. Mr.. Gold
enberg continued to expand its busi-
ness after becoming It's president.
Member Of Board of Trade.
He had long been identified as one
Of Washington's leading business men.
He was a member of the Washington
Board Of Trade, the Merchants and
Manufacturers Assocla ton, the Wood
mont Country Club. the Central Sew
enth Street Merchants Association
and was thirty-secund-degree Ma
son. His Masonic aftliation also in
cluded membership in Harmony
Lodge and in hlmas Temple Of the
Mystic Shrine. He was a member
Of the Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton.
Mr.. Goldenberg is survived Ly his
widow, Mrs. Helen G. Goldenberg; q
daughter. Mrs. Louise Baum; O son,
Alan Goldenberg; an infant grand
child and two brothers, DR.. Karl
Goldenberg, of this city and Joseph
Goldenberg of Atlantic City, N. j.
Harry E. Ullman, vice president of
the Goldenberg Co., announced the
department store will remain closed
today and tomorrow out of respect
to Mr.. Goldenberg.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
DR.. W. M. KENNA, 66,
EXPIRES SUDDENLY
Member of St. Elizabeth's Staff
Since 1923 Is Victim of
Heart Attack.

DR.. William M. Kenna, Sc. senior
assistant physician at st. Elizabeth's
Hospital, died Of heart attack in his
office at the hospital yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
DR.. Kenna became q member Of the
hospital staff in 1928. and has served
continuously since then. Previous to
his appointment to the staff, he had
been connected with the hospital in
an unofficial capacity.
A graduate Of Yale University, Mr.
Kenna later served there as a pro-
fessor in the medical school. He was
captain in the Medical Reserve
Corps during the World War, after
which he was engaged in the Public
Health Service, a position he held until
his association with st. Elizabeth,s
Hospital in 1928.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Bertha Bishop
Kenna, DR.. Kenna is survived by a
brother, Frank Kenna, an attorney
in New Haven, Conn, and a sister,
Elizabeth Kenna of Hartford, Conn.
Funeral services, at $50 tomorrow
morning in the chapel at Arlington
National Cemetery, will be followed by
burial in the cemetery.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
FUNERAL IS SET
FOR GOLDENBERC
Prominent Merchant Will Be
Buried Tomorrow at
Hebrew Cemetery,

Funeral services for Isaac Golden
berg, president Of the Goldenberg Co.,
operating the department store here,
who died yesterday afternoon in
Emergency Hospital from a heart all
ment, will be held at the w. w. Cham
bers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chaplin
street, tomorrow at 1890 am.
DR.. Abram Simon of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation will ofnicate.
Interment will be in the Washington
Hebrew Congregation Cemetery.
Mr.. Goldenberg, who lived in the
Broadmoor Apartments, 1901 Con-
necticut avenue, had gone to the hos
pital about 10 days ago after suffering
an acute heart attack.
A native Of Kestrich, Germany, Mr.
Goldenberg came to this country as a
young man and worked In Baltimore
at the department store Of Goldenberg
& Bros, operated by his uncles.
Moved Here SO Years Ago.
He came to Washington SO years
ago when the late Moses Goldenberg,
one Of the uncles who had been oper-
Evening star., 1935-07-02
KINCHELOE RITES
TO BE HELD TODAY
Prominent Financier Will Be-
Buried From Fathers Home
at Upperville, Va.

Funeral services for j. Gibson
Kincheloe. prominent figure in Dis
trict financial circles, who died Sun
day night. will be held this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock from the residence OF his
father James M. Kincheloe. Upper
vile, Va. Burial will be at Upperville
Cemetery.
Mr.. Kincheloe's death, at Emergency
Hospital, followed illness from q COM
plication Of diseases.
For the last IL years Mr.. Kincheloa
had been associated with the firm OF
James M. johnson & Co., invest
ment brokers. Prior to his connection
with the johnson firm he had been a
representative here for a Philadelphia
1ewelry corporation. He was a gradu-
ate Of the Episcopal High School at
Alexandria. Va, and of the Washing
ton and Lee University, Lexington, Va.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Adeline Noel Kincheloe; his father,
James M. Kincheloe, and two sisters,
Mrs. Read Hynson, Drexel Hill, Pa,
and Mrs. Fred S. Auty, Upperville.
Pallbearers are Harvey Gramm. Har-
yey Ball and Hunter Osborne of Wash
ington. Richard Peach OF Upperville
and Charming Delaphane and Bryce
Daily OF Delaplane, Va.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
MRS. CALLAHAN, go,
DIES AT HOME HERE
Funeral Services Will Be Held
Tomorrow for Native of
District.

Mrs. Robert Callahan, so, a native
of Washington, died yesterday morn
ing at her home at 5420 Connecticut
avenue. She had been i'll several
years.
Mrs. Callahan had been active In
church work al her life, and also
had held various Offices in the George
Baldwin Mccoy Red Cross Unit. She
was a member OF All Saints Episco-
pal Church.
Besides her husband. Mrs. Gala
han Is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Lawrence Mason, and q son, Robert
Callahan, jr.; three sisters, Mrs. Clara
Morsell and Mrs. Annie Keller Of
Washington, and Mrs. Thomas Dowl-
ing Of Wilmington and brother, Ed
ward Hodgen, Of Washington.
Funeral services will be tomorrow
at o'clock at the Gawler funeral
home, 1854 Pennsylvania avenue
Burial will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR DONATION BURNS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dlspatch 10 Inc Star.
SILVER SPRING, Nd, July a.
Funeral services for Jonathon E.
Burns, IS, former station agent with
the B. & o. Railroad here. and resi-
dent of the community for "a years,
were held this morning at his resi-
dence on Sligo avenue. Interment
was in Mount Olivet Cemetery in
Frederick.
A native of Ridgeville, Carroll
County, Mr.. Burns was employed by
the B. g. o. as station agent and
telegraph operator for AZ years in
Maryland and neighboring States. He
held his first position in Dufhelds,
w. Va. where he was telegraph oper-
ator and agent. In 1901 he was as
signed to Silver Spring. retiring six
years ago. He was custodian for the
Silver Spring Volunteer Fire Depart
ment for a number of years.
Surviving Mr. Burns. who died Sum
day at Homeopathic Hospital follow
ing a short illness, are his widow,
Mrs. Mae A. Burns, a daughter, Mrs.
E. N. Miller, and a grandson. Glen
c, Dorsey, jr., all of Silver Spring
A sister. Mrs. William A. Mullinix of
Mount Airy also survives.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
1n Mrtttnrtattt.

DIXON. JAMES v. tribute of love TO
the memory Of our dear husband and
father JAMES V. DIXON, who left US
one year ago today. July .. 1884.
happy home we once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still
But, death has left an empty void.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND SON, ELIZA
BETH AND JAMES ", JR.
EWING. ADA I. In loving remembrance
of my devoted wife. ADA I. EWING.
today. July =. 1888.
Though from this earth you did part
Leaving me IN grest sorrow behind;
Forever you will live IN my heart
Through ties one cannot unbind.
Though God has taken my loved one
And I know it was for the best;
Until We meet in His home above us.
HEE # wi only HbsBzh6 sBiH 3: EHos e ES5i
HAYES, WALTER MARTIN. In sad but
Ioying v Temem6Ta2ee ne 6T1M !, Of try our lSvins son
ed this life one year ago today. July ,.
1894.
One sad and lonely year has passed
Since from this earth you went away.
Dear. we miss that loving smile SO gay
And are thankful you left US that treas
ure as you went away.
MOTHER AND FATHER
brance of ANN POWELL JONES. who
died one year ago today. July -. 1884.
The midnight stars shine on the grave
OF the one we loved. but could not save.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetly, tender. loving and true.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
SHORTER, LUCILLE v. In remembrance
OF our loved one, LUCILLE " SHORT
Err, who departed this life three years
ago today. July ., 1882.
WILLIAMSON. DONALD s. In memory of
my husband. DONALD s. WILLIAMSON.
who departed this life two years ago
todsy; July I; > 1893; o,.,,so,
Evening star., 1935-07-02
BELLE BAKER TO WED

NEW YORK, July 2 HD.-Assured
by her 12-year-old son that it's all
right with him. Belle Baker, the COM
edienne, announced yesterday that
she would return to England in a few
weeks to marry Charles Lamborn, a
London banker.
mo I am not leaving the stage
Miss Baker said.
Hei first husband. Maurice Abra-
hams, music publisher, died four
years ago.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
Dratha.

ALLEN. WILLIAM II. On Monday, July ].
1895. at Sibley Hospital, WILLIAM H.
ALIEN, formerly Of 2O34 1st st. NV.
beloved husband of Margaret Allen. Fu-
funeral home, 2901 14th st. NV.
Wednesday. July g.. at 3 pm. Inter-
ment Glenwood Cemetery. (Charles
BALL. ANNIE w. On Tuesday July 2,
1925. at Emergency Hospital. ANNIE W.
BALL OF 2440 39th st.. NV. Remains
resting ct Hysongs parlors. 1900 N st.
NV. Notice Of funeral arrangements
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asing the Baltimore store, founded the
present Goldenberg Department Store
here and placed Mr.. Isaac Goldenberg
In charge.
Mr.. Goldenberg continued in the
business with his uncle until 1922,
when he left to establish q furniture
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ROMAINE RITES TODAY

Funeral services and burial of Maj
Frank w. Romaine, U. S. A. who died
May 7 in the State of Washington
were to be held at o'clock this after
noon at Arlington National Cemetery
Maj. Romaine. native of Wash
ington, was born here in 1877. He
was graduate of Georgetown Uni
versity.
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FOUND.

BULLDOG, black and white. male, screw
tail. in Hyattsville, Md: also male poodle
near Friendship. Owner fully identify.
Phone Emerson 5941.
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LEWIS. MARY Z. On Monday. July !
Of DR.. Peter S. Dr. Russell A., Jess
w. and John H. Lewis. Surviving he
also are f1ve grandchildren one brothe
and host OF other relati and friends
Remains resting at Frazier's funera
home. 3s9 Rhode Island ave. NV. Fu
neral Thursday. July 4. at ] pm. fron
Third Baptist CHURCH: 5th and Gu
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CEMETERY LOTS.

CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-s SITES IN
section 16 top Of the hill: $3.50 for all.
Address Box 243-k stahofnce.
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BOYDE, SADIE ANITA

bU1DE, SADIE ANITA. On Monday;
st. NV, SADIE ANITA BOYDE. beloved
wife Of Thomas w. Boyde, sr. devoted
m9ther m7id.Id Of Eleanor Boyde saunde5s posGs
tr.. Of Rochester, N. Y. and William u
Boyde. She Is also survived by her
NeIIie oraves. a bratber noeESeO6 Jose06 under
wood; also her grandchildren. Georse
w. Saunders. ir.: Dolores and Barbara
Mayola Boyde. Notice of funeral later.
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day. june 30. 1885. at Emergency Hos
pital JAMES GIBSON KINCHELOE. be-
loved husband of Adeline Noel Kincheloe
and son OF James Mason Kincheloe and
brother of Mrs. Fred 8. .Auty and Mrs.
Reac Hynson Of Philadelphia. Pa Fu-
neral services at the residence of his
father in Upperville Va. on Tuesday
July 2. at 3 pm. Relatives and friends
Upperyille, Va