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COUNTY LIQUOR
BOARD GRANTS
LICENSES TO Is
Permits Give Right to Sell
IntoxiCantS by Drink and
in Packages.

Sixteen applications for licenses
to sell beer. wine and liquor were
approved today BY the Marion
County Alcoholic Beverage Board.
They were for Warman Restau-
rant. 544 6. Warman-av: Huff Phar-
macy. 5202 COUege-av; Blue Dia-
mond Tavern. 5451 w. l6th-st: For
est Whiteseu Restaurant. BIB E.
Washington-st all of which asked
for beer licenses.
The Veterans Of Foreign Wars,
Speedway City. wine. beer and liq-
uor: Canneday Restaurant, asa w.
Ieth-st. beer: Johnny's Place. 1919
Howard-st. beer and wine; Everette
j. Bryant. Package Liquor Store, 407
Main-st. Beech Grove, wine and
liquor. Southern Barbecue, 1920 n.
Meridian-st. liquor. wine and beer;
Square Deal Tavern. 3435 E. 10th-st,
liquor. wine and beer; S. & S. Tav-
ern. TAB z. New York-st, beer and
wine.
Earl Clemens. restaurant. 525 IN
diana-av. beer; John Grady, 1912
z. Washington st. beer. and Green
Tavern. 1892 z. Westinghouse, beer.
Harry Snyder, 1924 E. 1Oth-st. with
drew an application for liquor and
wine license
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Deaths

John Otis Walton. Sc. at Methodist Hos
pitsl appendicitis.
James DwiganS II. at City Hospital
chronic rnvocarditiS.
C O. Clemmer. 81. at City Hospital
RrterioSclerOSiS.
John E Horton. 81. at City Hospital.
hroncho pneumonia
Bonnie Ruth Pierce. 40. at S.. NincenJs
Hospital interstiusl obstruction.
Gary Ray Fenton. 2. at Riley Hospital,
epidemic meningitis.
George NJ Rumler. =. at az W 32nd-St.
RrterloScleroSiS.
Virgil Erwin Rains. ; months At a20
Bstes-St. bronchial pneumonia.
Andrew Johnson. Sc a. 63q s. Merl-
6ian-st. cardiac dccompenSation
Robert T. Beneheld. s.. at City Hospital
fractured skull.
GUY HsrreU. PritChard. -. At 1905
Sturm-sv- nephritiS.
Walter Herndon. az. at Robert Long
Hospital. perforated gastric ulcer
Paul wesley Evans, 2. al Riley Hospital.
third degree burns.
walter Alexander. 50. at City Hospital,
carcinoma.
cerebral hemorrhage.
Samuel l. Brady. g. at Shines
Sanitsrium. edema OF lungs.
Henry Hsllam Hornorook. S. az 1881 n.
PennSvlvanis-St. corOnary occluSion
Clara J. Mock ~, at 1927 Linden-st.
carcinoma.
Charles william Eekert. % al City Hos
pitsl lobar pneumonia.
George Follett. IS. at 10 KanSaS-st..
chronic myocarditis.
Mildred Brown RAIDER. Il. At Methodist
Hospital. cerebral spopleXy
Lillian Atkins IS. AT City Hospital. acute
myoceroitiS.
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CORRECTED NOTICE

call at he mortuary.
CORRECTED NOTICE
DA1NALI, RUSSELL 0.-Entered into rest
SUNDAY. a. m. beloved husband Of
Mattie Daywalt. father OF Bernice Mat
,oh. HuIn EMS. Helen Craig. Paul Myrl.
PARK and RAY Davwalt stepfather OF
GnarieS and Thomas BigRs. Funeral
cb sq9fsod5 30 BuI5o"I . I3c Christian l;i
ne residence. 3l2 z. NoTth-st. until 10
2. N Wednesday.
FLETCHER. SARAH ANN-Entered into
dsS5 ounoay, age 80 years, beloved mother
9 asyp a. ne HARRY ". MOORE FU-
NERAL PARLOR 2050 Z Michigan-st.
1o-5O a m Friends invited Burial
husnfilie- Ind. lRushvilIe papers please
FUNKE, ORYIILE wAYNE-son of Mr..
Charles Harold and Florence Louise.
passed away Sunday evening at his
nome. Zfl4 +. Mlchigan-st. age 10 years
Funeral Wednesday 10 80 a m at resi-
oence. Interment Memorial PARK Gene
ttery- MAX HERRLICH q SON SERV-
GERARD, COOLEY MOI 1913 ". Mar
ket-St. entered into rest Sunday. beloved
Tuesdav o. HARRY w. M TsTsEd rI Fnneral
PhRLORo. 2050 z. Michigan-st $50 A.
m St. Johns Church. a. m. Burial
Hoiy cross Cemetery. Friends may call
JACKSON. MRS CORA B.-Age p. beloved
mother Of Harry Jackson. passed away
at City Hospital Saturday morning.
Funeral services Tuesday, ! D. m. at
n West-st- All fraternal bodies are
asked to hold their services Monday
night al the chapel. Burial Crown Hill.
JONES. GOLDIE-Entered into rest Sun
day. beloved wife of Charles W Jones,
mother Of Doris Nehl. Guthrie and Eu-
gene Gardy daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Turpin. sister Of oliver. walter
and Kenneth Turpin. Funeral Tuesday
evening at the parents residence. 1914
w. Vermont-st. at D. m. and at
Charlottesville Cemetery chapel Cham
Dersville. IND Wednesday. II a. m.
HARRY w, MOORE FUNERAL PARLOR
in charge.
KTMBLE. GEORGA-Beloved mother of
RalDh P. Kimble and Sister Mary Eulslie
and Mrs. Fred Brooks. died Sunday.
Funeral Wednesday $40. at the home
1909 N Talbott-av: 9 A. m. SIS. Peter
and Paul Cathedral. Friends invited.
KIRBY.
STELZEL MTNNA-Of 1850 W 34th, passed
away at the home OF her son. Adolph. in
Oak Park. H. Sept. 81 beloved mother
Adolph E Of Oak Park. III. Funeral
TUESDAY 100 o. m FLANNER IL BU-
CHANAN MORTUARY Friends invited
Burial Washington Park Cemetery.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO BIDDERS


Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase OF the following ma
teriais Will be received BY the Chairman
Of the State Highway Commission OF IN
diana. his office on the third ioor.
State House Annex l02 North Senate Ave
nue. indianapolis. Indiana. until 200 P. NJ.
on the 3rd dav OF October. 1895. at which
time they Will be publicly opened ana
Invitation No. 93-B: 500 Creosoted
Wood Sign Posts. 2 o. 2. Indianapolis.
Invitation No ia. Quantity Of Wire
Fence for state Highway Garage at Tip
ION Inv inGiei1' No. IT'S. 5000 Bd. p. OAK
Bridge Lumber. 2 D 2 Frankfort. Ind.
Invitafion No I7s. 500 70 400 Tons No.
and No. . Crushed Aggregate. p Q. B.
Jasper. Indiana.
and No. 2 Crushed Aggregate or Stag,
2 o. B Kingsbury. Ir5ians-
Invitation no, l7a: 100 70 1900 Tons
No l. ?. and 10 Crusnso Aggregate or
Invitation No i79. 500 10 700 Tons No.
3 and No Crushed Aggregate, =. Q. B.
e ISTitsiion No Iso 800 to 500 Tons No.
9 and No. 9 Crushed Aggregate in State
Trucks at Msrengo. Indiana. or in the
immediate vicinity thereof.
Invitation No. 1871. 1900 20 1000 Tons
No and No 9 Crushed Aggregate del d.
on various roads in the Madison Sub
BIDS shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms Proposal forms and
specifications viii be furnished free upon
me right Is reserved BY the Chairman
TO reject any or all bids. or 70 award on
any combination 81 bids hat IN his iudg-
msnt IS most advantageous 10 the state
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA.
James D. Adams. Chairman.
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Cleaning, Tailoring
Coal

ALVEY BROS -CH-4122 Furs. hats
everything cleaned 1918 E. lOtn-st.
CH-4122
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Building Permits

Celtic Savings & Loan Co 1921 W
Aichigsn-st. 500. general repairs
Clean Craft Cleaners. Il \. Ritter-sv
SIS new sign
Victor Eichburc lsSf Coucord-st $50
build three-room dwelling
NJ. z. Tyler. 1880 n Psrker-sv. S4s
coal shed
stall three gasoline tanks and pumps
W Allen. li20 Z. z6th-st $1,000.
build hlhng station
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births

BOYS.
Richard and Lenore Hausdorfer, Meth
ediSt
Flyod and Airline Poore Methodist.
LLOYD and Eulene Hessev Met hodiSt.
Russell ard Mar Moore ethOdist.
William and Laura Robertson Methodist
Marvin and Elizabsth COchrane, Meth
edist
Henry and Carrie Winters 5056 Marker
a..
Girls
Starting and Helen Fisher Met hodISt.
Emerson and Georgia Harris. Methodist
Iloyd and Thelms White. Met hodiSt.
william and Florence Goldstein. Meth
odiSt
William and Gertrude Tonnis Methodist
Henry and Mary Shafer. 27l4 Bloyd-av.
Albert and Helen DcMoss. 1897 Stuart
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CONTRACT RATES
Call RILEY S5Sl for information re-
KardinR CONTRACT RATES.
ORDERING WANT ADS

Your telephone call TO RILEY o5Sl
puts you in instant touch with one
OF these courteous Ad-Takers.
II moe convenient you may prinT
your ad to THE TIMES OFFICE. "a
". MARYLAND sor YOU may mall YOUR
advertisement to the Classified Ad-
vertising Manager and 1t will receive
Immediate attention
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Furniture Repair

Furniture Repair
CHAIRS made new by rebottoming IN cane.
hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUS
TRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-05SS
FREE estimates Upholstering. repairing.
cushions rebuilt. chairs Gained. OTTO
BRADE CO 1881
Furniture Upholstering, Repair
UPHOLSTERING rapairing on all furni-
ture. Work guaranteed. Call-Dehver.
HU-4697
Fur Repairing
OLD FURs made into capes. Tailoring re-
modelling go n. Illinois-st. LI-2e2s.
DILLARD HARKER-SSia N Penn LI-7s47
Formerly OF Pettis. Guaranteed work.
General Auto Repair
WRECKING SERVICE-wrecks rebuilt;
painting. guaranteed. reasonable. Mt.
JACKSON GARAGE Shafer & CulverSUn
Props. 32ls " washington-st BE-464S
GENERAL auto repairing. Easy terms.
EARL GREEN'S GARAGE. $50 Z. ilth-st.
RI-S6S4
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ANN UNCE M ENTS
/ Death Notices

1 Death Notices
BRIAN. WILLIAM CLARENCF-Age s.
years. father OF Mrs Grace Jester.
passed away early Monday morning at
the M. Z. Hospital. Funeral Sertices
WEDNESDAY .. m. at the CONKLE
FUNERAL HOME. 1884 ". Michigsn- ST
Friends invited. Burial Floral PAX
Friends NAV cell AZ the funeral home
, BRINkER, MILDRED SAVAGE-Beloved
, wife OF Cietus BTinker OF 1898 Thaddeus-
81. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs william
Savage. sister Of Mary Florence md
Kathleen Joan Savage. passed swav
Friday. Sept 20. a. ST Vincent Hos
pifsl. Funeral al the residence Tuesday
SEPT a. $50 .. N. Burial ST. Jfsenh's
Ctnietery. Mriends invi@ed. Madison
AMI Richmond Ind oers please
ectv.l FINN BROS. sERN
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Contractors

SCHUMACHER. JOHN. A.. Co.--ContractoTSs
sno builders. remodeling repairing. $40
E St Clair-st bI-7927.
LAWRENCE J. STREET
builder. remodeling specialists. 1887 Bur-
ton-av HA-2772. WA-253I-J.
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FLETCHER. SARAH ANN-Entered into
rest SUNDAY age 90 years beloved mother
DAY ~ the HARRY W MOORE FU-
NERAL PARLOR. 2050 E Michigan-st.
1870 m Friends invited Burial
husnfllie Ind. iRushville papers please
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ANN NOE M { NTS
/ Death Notices

DANNER. HOWARD Beloved husband OF
Mayme and brother OF Mrs Charles Cope
lano3 passed away Sunday evening At the
residence. i7zS s. Meridian-st services
~ the FLANNER A. BUCHANAN NOR
IUARY "wednesday. 2 .. m Friends in
Flteo. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may
call al he norfflarr
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Floor Sanders for Rent
Furnace Service

EMIT a dustless floor machine. Make
YOUR old floors new. CH-297l.
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CANCELLATIONS AND
CORRECTIONS

Cancellations and complaints regarding
errors must be telephoned to The
Times between the hours OF Il. N.
and 10 P. NJ. to become effective the
following day.
Notice OF typorra phical errors must
be given in time for correction before
the second insertion as We are only
responsible for one incorrect insertion.
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Easements Rebuilt
Battery Service

and ELECTRIC SERVICE
Expert motor tuning and valve grinding
226 n Alabamast.
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GLASSWARE - Chinawa1e: all occasions.
HOOSIER CHINA CO. 2l3 E Wash.
Kings Indiana Billiard
BUILDS BARS NOVELTY BOXES.
Booths Counters. ANYTHING IN wood or
steel ->-s
1851 Southesstern-av; DR-35I3
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TO ADvERTIsERS-Eac sd appear
free Of charge Your swap" sd will
receive special rate OF seven days for
the price of five and four days for the
cost of three. Call RI-555l.
EQUITY small house, large lot for used
car or cash. BE-2081R.
KITCHEN cabinet, dinette suite, break
fast set, dresser. chifforobe cook stove
heating stove, laundry stove. swap for
cash. 1912 Virginis-av
LAUREL STREET GARAGE-I336 Hoyt-
av. DR-2487. Auto repairing your cars
allow you cheaper price. cash or what?
also on a credit plan
BEST prices for used lumber sash, doors,
bath fixtures, etc. LI-3069.
WILL trade for diamonds. radios or what
have YOU, on used cars? COOPER &
WILLEM. $50 Madison.
FINE NORTH SIDE bedroom, solid brick.
modern home. Large lot: half price;
some trade. o. P. FOREMAN. Lemcke
Bldg. RI-8077
TRADE BOWLING BALL for cash or what?
Call DR-3474 Ring /.
Al FORD 81 la-ton panel Sell cheap
or trade for late sedan. 1864 Shannon
ave
Al PLUMBING work. for cash or any
thing Of value. BE-265l.
NASH. 1929 COACH good condition; sell or
trade. 1856 Martin-st
TO TRADERS-If you can not find
what you desire in the ads in this
column. call the Swap Counter RI-555l.
ard We will attempt to arrange a trade
VIC lsly published. There is no charge
for this service.
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Don't Stay When You Put Times Want on the Job
AN N 0 u N C z M ( rs
[ Death Notices


HOSMER. SARAH EsIMALINE-Beloved
vife OF William HoSmer mother OF Mrs
Laura Kaiser. Arthur Hosmer and Vern
Hosmer. all Of near Noblesville sister Of
Finley Stephens OF Pendleton. passed
awav at her home four miles east OF
Noblesville Sunday. Funeral Tuesday.
Sept % O'Clock. At the residence.
Burial Noblesville. Friends invited.
Funeral under direction OF GEORGE
MCCARTHY. Fortville
SWEENEY. JOHN J. (JACK)-Beloved
brother OF Mrs. Thomas OConnor and
Mrs Mary Murphy and uncle OF Mrs.
Rosemary Shaw. died at his home. 4l5
s West-st Sunday. Sept. % Funeral
from the residence Wednesday Sept 25.
$50 a m Services ST Johns Church.
A. m. Friends invited Members of
Altar Society meet for PRAYER tonight.
D. m. members Holy Name Society
meet Tuesday. D. m. BLACKWELL
SERVICE
2 Cards. In Memoriams
HAVERSTICK-In loving memory OF our
dear husband and father. James Haver-
stick who passed away Sept. %. 1888.
There is a link death can not sever,
Love and remembrance live forever
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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STUCK COAL CO.-Reasonable prices
prompt delivery service. 20l Christian.
CH-lO34.
king Kole" BE-0920.
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! Radios, Musical instruments

Tubes. Csc up. Beebac Elec Sweeper Sc 81
Radio Sales & Service, 2l1 Ind.-av Ii
1888
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instruction

BE a beauty operator-ouck easy; guar
anteed jobs; low cost. ROYAL BEAUTY
ACADEMY, 401 Roosevelt bldg. Ill ano
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FURNACE repairing on all makes. MODEL
STOVE AND FURNACE CO R1-S072
HAWKINS STEEL FURNACES-Farts. Re-
pairs. All makes. HOOSIER FOUNDRY
CO CH-6275
FURNACE. stove repairing estimates free;
combustion engineer Bond No. 4O9.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

Woodbury. Lowery of Warrington.
whose family was prominent here In
the eos. The duke was the first
Spanish Minister to tho United States
after the Spanish-American War.
She died March 8, 1894, at the age
Of 90 years, In the luxurious Brand.
accio palace in Rome. where she had
made her home for several years. The
duke died In 1928 In San Sebastian,
Spain, and his body had been held in
q vault there until the two were moved
together to FER native land. The
duchess had requested In an elaborate
15-page will that they be buried side
by side here.
As Miss Lowery she was betrothed
to the young attache Of the Spanish
Legation many years before he became
Minister and distinguished himself in
the diplomatic service. At the time Of
her marriage she was said to have
been the only American woman to
marry a Spanish grandee.
During his career, the duke served
also as Minister to Chile and Mexico
and as Ambassador to Russia and
italy. His wife, meanwhile, chung to
her American citizenship. renewing her
passport whenever 1t expired.
In her will she left nearly 81 ,000, 900
to American institutions, including
valuable collection of art which was
given to the National Art Gallery in
the Smithsonian.
She has many relatives in Wash
ington, including Maj. Gist Blair. DR..
Montgomery Blair. jr.; Mrs. Woodbury.
Blair and Mrs. Breckenridge Long.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
FORMER M'KINLEY
ATHLETE EXPIRES
James Liggett, 10, Was First
Stricken Ill at Fredericksburg,
Va, April 26.

James Liggett, 10, 2212 Claiming
street northeast, formerly well known
Mckinley High School sthlete, died
yesterday in sibley Hospital from . Sc
ries Of illnesses which started In Fred
ericksburgs va, on April 2s. Since his
illness had not been diagnosed at the
time of his death Coroner A. Ma
gruder Macdonald has ordered an
autopsy.
At the time he was first stricken
young Liggett, who was q member Of
the Mount Rainier Grays base ball
team, was waiting to play in the Vir-
ginia city. He was taken to the hos
pital unconscious, but revived on ar
rival and refused examination. Fol-
lowing his return home he suffered
two more spells and was finally sent
to the hospital by DR.. r. w. Conklin,
800 Twentieth street northeast.
Since his graduation young Liggett,
one OF nine children, has been en-
ployed by q chain grocery store. He
is survived by his mother, Mrs. Leah
Lggett. and the following brothers
and sisters: Boyd. Clyde. wilbur, VII
liam, John, Carrie, Virginia and Hen
rietta Liggett.
The youth will be buried at War
densville, w. Va, from which place
he came here with his family nine
years ago. There will be services
here at the home first, the time not
having been decided on.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
WIFE OF GEN. MORROW
DIES IN NEW JERSEY

Mrs. Harriet Butler Morrow, wife
Of Gen. Jay j. Morrow, retired, form
er Engineer Commissioner Of the Dis
trict and Governor of the Panama
Canal, died suddenly yesterday morn
ing ct the home of reice In Inter-
laken, N. J. Gen. and Mrs. Morrow
had been living in Enslewood, N. j..
for the last five years.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Morrow
is survived by brother, Col. Rodman
Butler, also of Englewood.
Funeral services will be held at the
home tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
COL. GEORGE MITCHELL
FUNERAL TOMORROW

Following services at the Fort Myer
Chapel at 2 pm, Col. George T.
Mitchell, U. s. A., retired, who died
at Walter Reed Hospital Thursday.
will be buried tomorrow in Arlington
National Cemetery.
The honorary pallbearers are: Maj.
Gen. Roderick L. Carmichael, re-
tired; Brig. Gems. Edgar T. Conley
and Andrew Moses; Coils. Mervyn G.
Buckley. retired; Frederick E. john
ston, retired, and Lawrence 8. Miller.
retired.
Col. Mitchell, q distinguished caval-
ryman, was born in Saginaw, Mich,
on December 20, 1875.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
UarnH uf Thanka.

GARDNER. CLAUDE M. I wish to thank
my friends and relatives for their kind
ness during my recent bereavement
ths loss OF my dear son. CLAUDE M.
ADELAIDE LEVI GARDNER.
family of the late JENNIE B. THOMP-
SON wish to thank the many friends
for their kind thoughts and expressions
OF sympathy during their late bereave-
ment.
s. H. THOMPSON AND FAMILY.
WHITEHOUSE, EUGENA M. The family
OF the late EUGENA M. WHITEHOUSE
sssknowledse with sincere appreciation
the kind expressions Of sympathy in
their bereavement. THE FAMILY. 12s
Evening star., 1935-05-12
SUIT Is WITHDRAWN

Sheet Aluminium Corp. Discontin-
ues Action in Detroit.
DETROIT. May IL R)-The suit
OF the Sheet Aluminium Corp. Of
Jackson. Mich, asking $4,l25, 900
damages from the Aluminium Co. of
America under the Sherman anti
trust laws has been withdrawn, 1t
was learned today.
Notice of discontinuance was filed
by attorneys for Sheet Aluminium
Corp. in United States District Court
here. They did not indicate whether
another suit would be instituted.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
NOBLEPA|R FIND
FINAL REST HERE
Duke and Duchess Brunetti
D'Arcos Will Be Buried
Tuesday.

Funeral services for the Duke and
Duchess Brunetti d'Arcos, whose bodies
were brought to Washington from
Europe, will be held in Rock Greek
Cemetery Tuesday at II am, 1t was
announced yesterday.
The duchess was the former Virginia
Evening star., 1935-05-12
FOUND.

AIREDALE TYPE DOG. young Monday
ev ming. Conn. ave. Owner call Decatur
SOL. branch 407. Sunday evening between
q and 10 o'clock
FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
animal Rescue League. II o st. NV.
Phone North $3.50
SPECTACLEs In case. found on Wyoming
ave Tuesday night, April o. Call Po-
Evening star., 1935-05-12
LOST,

POCKETBOoK blue leather. Containing
Columbia ass5.M. 4s7 PARK pxitr, rG NV. nis. is.
PURSE. black. on l4th st. steps Of Ma
tionsl Christian Church or vicinity
Louise Home. 500 Mass. ave. NV.
RIDING BOOT, lady's tan. Saturday
morning. Reward. Call Hyattsville 542-J
RING. diamond. platinum. about . weeks
ago. LIBERAL reward. 1881 Que st. NV.
monds case. Reward Cleveland 1853
UMbRELLA--Finder please return because
Adams 1907 12s
WRIST WATCH diamond studded. yester-
day evening Raleigh Haberdasher. 14th
and N Y. ave. n W. 18TH and H st. ne. car
Reward. Lincoln s545-M after g pm. l2'
WRIST WATCH white and green gold:
M Illinois, 1T-jewel movement: from home Of
lion from employees of the Railway Mail
Service; suitably engraved. Reward for
information leading to recovery. Com
municate with above name and address
WRIST WATCH. Elgin. white gold linked
bracelet. lost May 8, about $50 Q. m. in
Diamond taxi. front OF Roosevelt Hotel.
WRIST WATCH Gsdy's Buloyal. diamonds.
I;s,., ne, VIA -Sa street car Sentiment REWARD.
S100 REWARD
For return Of diamond and sapphire brace
phires. lost May 4 or st or between
Siehos Ss'tSn Co.. s2s WoodRsrd Rs sIish'0h' sids Va
Evening star., 1935-05-12

24-year-old former president of the
Epworth League and q teacher in
the Petworth Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday School since the
age Of 16. was buried yesterday in
Cedar Hill Cemetery after services
at the home Of his parents, william
2. and Bessie @. Willhide, TIA
Varnum street. Mr.. Willhide died
Wednesday In AsheVlle, N. c.,
where he had gone for his health.
He had been studying medicine in
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
PEPIN. DIR. ARTHUR J. On sstu

NAY j. .isss' At the Savoy Apartments
ss9a sst,, ltth .1.r St ny Pr ARIHuss MiIs \,
Pepin and father Of Arthur J. Pepin
IT, Funeral from the above address OF
Tuesday, May IA, at Sis an. theme,
to Sacred Heart Catholic Church lou
viii be said at 3 am for the repose o.
his soul. Interment Holy Rood Gene
Evening star., 1935-05-12
PATTERSON. JAMES A

TTiassy;; May s 10 1898 JAMES !, A a PAT Z
Peterson. father OF Mrs Margaret Va
Ormer and brother Of Mrs. Asnes Drak
and Mr.. John Patterson OF Richmont
Va He also is survived by one grand
child, Nora Elaine Van Orner. Funers
services at his late residenee, 479la
st, sw, on Monday. May 13. at l . m
Relatives and friends are invited In
terment Baltimore Cemetery. Baltimore
M 10
Evening star., 1935-05-12

IRISH SETTER. large red. named
Dewey" reward: Phone Lincoln 1915,
ioRGNETTE. platinum, on brown ribbon.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

shPppne
afternoon. Reward. Shepherd 2sSO-W.
GLASSES in brown case Saturday; left on
counter in Woolworths 10th and r sts
Reward Columbia O561-J
Evening star., 1935-05-12

EYEGLASSES, oxfords. white Rold on
Friday afternoon. Reward. 1713 Kenyon
Evening star., 1935-05-12

BRUNETTI SENIOR DON JOSE AM
WooDBuRY LowRRY BRTNETTf. fu.
JOSE AMBRos1o RRUNETTI Y GAYo-
so DE LOS COBOS Duke Of ARGOS for
mer Minister to the United States from
WOODBURY. LOWERY BRUNETTI
Duchess of ARGOS. will take place At IL
O'Clock on the morning Of May "A.
1895. at Rock Creek Cemetery. Wash
Evening star., 1935-05-12

RAYMOND. NORMAN c.. On Friday May
10, 1885. At his residence. 1880 z 81;
husband OF Mrs. Fannie s. Raymond.
Services at the S. H. Hines Co; funeral
home. 2901 18th st. NV, Sunday. May