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Dratha.

RAUTH. ERNEST WILLIAM. On Thurs
l lzs galist Ten, rosa. ShsTEydafs Va,
6 b e. of ot Christine sIos; k.usS scr
Elaine e and Ralph Peis E "a %l Remains As
sso Win i be hsd sstSTTdas Ap.li 20 #
Relatives and friends invited.
SHAW; SANDY. Departed this life We'd
G sifaS AR Hospital San sXSpY SHAW w
Leaves to mourn their loss loving wife.
Matte Shaw a son, John Shaw one
gIss sandy ny Shaw and host Of other
at Smiths funeral home j rs 18th ft's st.
n:E3o Funeral ;reI, s Sc: APR! 20 At
Elder J. B. Fordhood officisting. In:
terment Rosemont Cemetery.
SLATER; BEATRICE, On Monday, April
AfRcE sLaTE aa daSahd aos p e.. BE- BE-
of Margaret Carter. Theodore and Her
many other relatives y and f fflen es0 fu ae
neral Saturday. April 20. 1898. at l
pm, from Frazier'S funeral home. $50
sods aqa aye aey longs Genet o
terry.
sMALLwooD. MAURICE BERNARD. On
MssdunRsfeay B ERIN sa2L e %S a be-
1 Ioysd husband ~ Of Alyerta smallwood
Percy and Clara Smallwood. brother OF
nephew of Richard Chase. He also
leaves many other relatives and host
Of friends. Remains resting at the
residence of his late grandmother 1900
e2nd st. Sc. Garfield Heights. D. C.
Funeral Saturday. April 30. at pm.
from the above residence. 1nterment
Harmony Cemetery. 10
SMALLWOOD. WILLIAM H. Departed this
life on THURSDAY. April IS. 1885 at his
residence 1919 r st NV. WILLIAM II.
SMALLWoOD, the, lovins husband Of
Clara U. smalgood and son of louisa
er; two step-grandchildren and other
April 81. at 1870 o'clock. from Asbury
NJ, E. Church. 18th and K SITS. nv.
Relatives and friends invited 90
WILLIAMS. ELIZABETH J. On Thursday.
Et1zABETH J. w1LL1AMs Of Is 3OI WHIT:
tier ST. NV. sister of Gwen and Will
Williams Remains resting at the s. H,
Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st.
NV. Funeral services at the 8. H. Hines
Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. NV.
on Friday: April 10. at pm. Inter
WILLINGMYRE. DANIEL W. On Thurs
day, April Is, 1885. DANIEL w. be-
loved husband of Sarah 4. Willingmyre
and grandfather of Daniel W. Bird. and
Peggy Willingmyre Remains resting at
the Lee funeral home. 4th g. Mass. ave
ne, until Sunday April Fl. at . pm.
Interment Bristol. Pa. Monday, April
%. 20
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1t Mrntnriaiii.

BAKER AMANDA A. In loving memory
of my dear mother. AMANDA A. BAKER.
who passed away eleven years ago, April
LONELY DAUGHTER MAMIE
BARBOUR. WILLIAM H. AND MARY. Sa-
afR to w r. nsmfFy Il eeve %so
daepa,rtedd this ibis life twelve years ago today,
MARY w hS pssSee aR mDtn ten
years ago, March 10. 1925.
Treasured Thoughts of one so dear
Often bring silent tear.
thoughts return to scenes long past,
-H' -O''' '' ' T HEIRS son 5SSi RALPH.
DENNY. IDA. A. tribute to the memory
who departed this life two years ago
E iS$5E SDf BENNY N 'i frye AND LUCILLE
HARRIS. LOUISE A tribute Of love and
mother. LOUISE HARRIS who departed
u.s. ia33. me Two years ago To-Day April L.
AS we loved her SO We miss her.
Loved In our hss1Is she Is sssy or
Bringing G many s sHento tear iT[ always
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON
IN LAW. Mr. AND MRS, J. r. DICK
JONES. SUSAN ANNE. Sacred to the
mo9her Il my SUSAN ssay k 2stSTfa JosRs
Time rolls on. but memory lasts.
GRAMDDAuGHTER. EsTELLA YOUNG.
JONES ONES. Susan y An !; In loving semem-
JONES who left me nine years ago to-
HER son. ERNEST JONES.
PARIS ri S. CATHERINE a d:5 N loving Esmsm;
PARIS. who left US one year ago today.
April 10. 1884.
| You suffered hours Of pain
To walt for cure. but all in vain
| But God alone knew what was best.
HER HREJ RAAFFGHTER. JEANETTE Al
PARIS. CATHERINE. In sad cut loving
| remembrance of our dear mother. KATE
PARIS, who. departed this life one year
ago today. April 10. 1894.
| As-w loved her. so We miss her.
Loved remembered. thought Of always.
Bringing HER Rs' Eovf fiiePf CHILDREN IA
memory Of my brother, cLARENcG ",
| ROBERTSON. died April 10 1894.
! saw you fade like a flower
But could not make you stay;
| I nursed you with tender care,
But Gcd called you away.
| I cannot forget you. nor do intend
] think OF you often and will TO the end
Gone and forgotten by some you may be
But dear TO my memory you always
HIS .toV1NG SISTER. NETT1E GOLD
ROBERTSON. CLARENCE W. In sad but
TRENE r d sbo Se
| parted this life one year ago Today.
April 10. 1884.
Brightly the stars are shining
| Over your lonely grave.
Where lies our dear son and brother.
HIS MOTHER AND FATHER: M: AND
MRS MRS p1s DE TUEs MRS. GOLDEN
ROBERTSON. CLARENCE W In sad but
band and father nc cLARENcE W ROB
year ago today. April 10. 1884.
! saw you fade like a flower.
But could not make you stay;
nursed you with tender care.
HIS Eo oN NC WIFE VIZ s 2Np SCH CHILDREN
SMOTHERs. JOSEPH E. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear husband. JOSEPH E
Years asa today Tno Ap RaS$ Is i fTs 'nfee
Ny thoughts are always wandering
To the grave so far away.
Where my dear husband is lying
In his peaceful and lonely erave.
How sad today is my troubled heart.
How dim my eyes with tears.
For death has robbed me of one
HIS 5S4Ses WIFE VIZ m lizzie IL
Of our beloved one JOHN W. WEBB.
VINO was taken from us SO, suddenly If
teen years ago today. April 19. 1920.
Rest in De FIFE FAMILY.
WEGE- BENDER. MARGARET. In sad but
loving remembrance of our dear mother,
MARGARET WEGE-BENDER. who de-
parted this life four years ego today.
HER SON AND FAMILY.
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RICHARD M'MAH0N
FATALLY STRICKEN
Solicitor in Treasury Under
Andrew Mellon Victim
of Heart Attack.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va. April
l9-Richard r. Mcmahon, IS, who
served as Solicitor In the Treasury
Department under Andrew w. Mellon,
died at his home today
Death was caused by heart attack.
Mcmahon. a retired Washington at
torney. at one time taught rhetoric at
Georgetown University. He was a
trustee of Columbia Hospital, WASH
ington.
Mcmahon was born at Alexandria,
Va. His widow and q brother sur
vive.
Richard Randolph Mcmahon, who
died in Harpers Ferry today was well
known in Washington some 10 years
ago. He was personal friend of the
late Chief Justice Taft, Elihu Root,
President Harding and dignitaries of
many lands.
For two years he served as solicitor
OF the Treasury Experimentation
1922 to 1924-when this Office was
also attached to the Department of
Justice. In this capacity he came in
close touch with many of the leading
lawyers Of the United States He was
an active member of the American
Bar Association
Always interested in education, Mr..
Mcmahon. when he went back to
West Virginia. was made a member
Of the board Of regents of the State
university.
Active in Republican politics, he
had served his party in many capaci-
ties-and had gone as delegate to ma
tional conventions from his native
State.
In 1924 Mr. Mcmahon retired from
the Government service and went to
live in Harpers Ferry, occasionally
visiting Washington.
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MRS. CLARA A. DANIELS
DIES AT COLLEGE PARK
Services Will Be Held Tomorrow
for Widow of E. z.
Daniels, 90.
Special DISPATCH 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
COLLEGE PARK. Md. April 10
Mrs Clara A. Daniels. 90. widow of
Edward F. Daniels. died yesterday at
her home, at Colesville road and uni
versity lane
Mrs. Daniels leaves three sons and
two daughters They are William R.
Daniels of Mount Rainier, Ed Daniels
of Daniels Park, James Daniels of
Silver Spring. Mrs. Mamie Constantine
of Bladensburg and Mrs. Maude An
derson of College Park.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at St.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church at
BeltSville. Interment will be in the
cemetery adjoining the church.
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Fraternal Americans and. the Mary
Virginia Milk Producers Asso-
citation.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Ida B. Follin. three daughters. Evelyn.
Margaret and Edythe Follin, his
| father and seven sisters.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the home tomorrow at $3.50 pm.
by Rev. william D. King.
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Born In Fair
fax County. June
8, 1873, he was
the son OF John
N. and M airy
French Follin. A
life long resident
Of Virginia, his
early life was
spent in farming.
Mr.. Follin had
been an under
taker since 1919,
first at Vienna,
Va, and later at
Falls Church. He
was active in the
Junior Order of
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Dratha.

Az, AUGUSTA C. On Wednesday. April
. l aiI5r, g. her re stfeT.d 1919 s.
late late Wilhelm Au and mother of Carl H
above residence on Saturday, April 20,
invited f Prospect sa if fiji cen aee
terry. 10
AUSTIN. CARRIE B. Departed this life
Casualty Hospital. CARRIE B. AUSTIN
other relatives TO mourn their loss. Re
mains resting at E. W. Bundys funeral
neral hereafter.
BIELEFELDT. VERNE L. On Friday.
A stb lac - 1882 at tr hsS Eesdenee
joseph oaSIsr Sons e9s sp ff I75s Pa q.
ave. NV. Notice of services later.
BOWMAN. ELIZABETH. Departed this
Division ave, ne. ELIZABETH BOW
deaushter of Edward and Lu Bowman.
s satsr also leaves to mourn their loss one
James. Edward and Lucious. and a host St
OF other relatives a and friends. Remains
1900 South Capitol St.. where funeral
services will be held Saturday, April
20. At pm, Rev. Westry officiating.
1nterment RoSemont Cemetery
nhO"Nc JAMES T. on Tuesday. April
JAMES T. 6eloved an HUSBAND bsfTi p naf Eva sc
S son OF M NJ NE END MIS-
Helen Brown and Bernard Brown. jr.
III also TO aoafn G beir 6s! sPd
resting at Stewards funeral home, 80
H st. ne Funeral Saturday April 90.
a. $50 m, from the above named
funeral home Interment Arlington Ma
BURROUGHS; H. BRUCE. On Friday
Mar APr II Il BRncE BuR hS 5esfsnf Husband
services at Church of the Incarnation
Brandywine. Nd. Monday April -: at
II am. 1nterment Mattawoman Gem
CAMPBELL, BRIDGET; On Wednesday;
sx. nRlDoEP fet cA ssifasRff BE- be-
be T neeS Of f1e late ie. Jsms
on Saturday. April 90 at 10 am. Rela-
lives an nsnd friends are 1nyited Inter
CHAPLINE. CHARLES THOMAS. On We'd
44G7 Iowa ap ave NV Cha cHAR 4 ST THo ot
GHAPLINE beloved husband of Clara
Grace B. chapline Services at his late
residence. Friday April 10
Saturday. April 20 at 1890 am. 10
COOK. ADELE L. On Wednesday. April
II. 1885. at her residence. 4104 Leland
St. Chevy Chase. Mo. ADELE L.. be-
lived wife of George P. Cook and moth
er of George. Ethel and Marguerite
Cook She also leaves three brothers
George. Harry and Adolph Jacobs Re-
mains resting at the s H. Hines Co. fu-
neral home. 2901 14th ST. NV. Serv-
ices Saturday. April 20. at , pm. al
the above funeral home. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Rock Greek
Cemetery
DANIELS. CLARA A. On Thursday. April
Is. 1885 at her residence University
lane. College Park Nd CLARA A. DAN
IELS. aged 80 years. beloved wife of the
late Edward F. Daniels. Remains rest
ing at Gasch's funeral home. III Mary
land ave. HyattsVille Md Funeral
from st. Johns Episcopal Church. Belts
vile. Nd. on Saturday. April 20. at
80 p m. Relatives and friends invited
Ollie. ALONZO O. On Thursday. April
is. 1898. at his residence. e4l6 Alaska
ave. NV. ALONZO o. OLLIE beloved
father of Mrs. Katherine Malkus and
husband of the late. Mrs. Sarah Ollie
Funeral services Friday. April 10. at :
pm. al Hysongs parlors. 1900 N st.
NV Relatives and friends invited. In
terment and services at Prosperity. Pa,
Saturday April 20. at IL am.
rv,n mill
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MRS. ADA J. NICKELL
TO BE BURIED SUNDAY
Floris. Va, Woman Dies at 81
in D. C.-Survived by Five
Daughters and One Son.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HERNDON, Va. April 19.-Services
for Mrs. Ada j. Nickell, 81, wife of a
prominent F1oris farmer. will be held
Sunday at 2 pm. at the Floris Pres
byterian Church. Mrs. Nickel died
yesterday in Georgetown Hospital,
Washington, after an illness Of two
months.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by five daughters, Mrs. Wilson
McNair. Miss Mary Winifred Nickel
of Floris, Mrs A. B. Fleming of Fair
fax, Miss Jane Nickel of Washington
and Mrs. B. D. Evans of Flushing.
N. Y, and son, Lehman Nickel Of
Washington.
Burial will be in Chestnut Grove
Cemetery. Herndon.
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Deaths Reported.
custa C. Ar az 1919 3 st Sc

Aueusta c. Al. IS. 1919 St Sc
Edmund Murphy. IS. 1900 Clifton st.
Samuel r. Carver. 81. 33S 10th st. ne.
Marion B. Parker 81. 54O4 Both ST.
Paul Schneider. 70. United States Soldiers
James P. Wilson. II. 314 end st. ne.
Sarah E. Diokey "A. 1919 N ST.
Amelia Moreno 20. 200 18th ST. Sc.
Fiavia Hollborg Sc. Emergency Hospital
Mae McGlue. SO National Homeopathic
Lillian Berstler So. 3615 Conn. ave.
Sidney Leefe SIS. st. Elizabeths Hospital
Mary Thompson. 81. a72O Upton ST..
Lena Murphy So. Providence Hospital.
Maurice Schwartz. So. Emergency Hospital
Carl H. McCullen. 81. 1888 Stephenson pl
LEWIS e 8. Jones car az $3.50 Wisconsin M ave. -.
Scott Freeman. 4s. Walter Reed General
Joan 3 Kirkwood 4s. a1o 4th st. Sc.
James Bennett As, Gallinger Hospital.
Oswald C. Richard. 43. 500 @ st; ne.
Charles E. Kessler. 80. 1850 Wisconsin
Arthur Scott, 20, 1866 Sherman ave.
Mary ]. Falls. SO. 1925 10th st.
Frank Butcher AZ. United States Naval
Stanley Z. Harper. A.. 1927 Florida ave.
Jessie Steptoe as. Gallinger Hospital
Patricia Bailey AZ. 1875 Oregon ave.
James s. White. "a. GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Ligan Dorsey. 30 Freedmens Hospital
Alphonzo Burwell 90. Freedmen's Hos
infant Anne E Bowie. Gallinger HOSPITAL
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FATAL
TO COL. GARRISON
Native of Washington Was
Custodian of WeIch Medi.
cal Library.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, April 19-Col Field
ing H. Garrison, "a, U. s. A., retired,
outstanding medical historian, died
yesterday at the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital.
Col. Garrison, custodian of the Will
liam H. WEIGH Medical Library here,
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EDGAR W. F0LLIN DIES
AT FALLS CHURCH HOME
Fairfax County Undertaken and
Dairyman Will Be Buried
Tom orrow.

Edgar w. Follin, undertaken and
dairyman, died Wednesday at his
home, Ill West Broad street, Falls
Church, Va.
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Mills to Cut Output.

The Japan Cotton spinners' Asso-
citation of Japan will further curtail
production to 1913 per cent of Ca
pacity.
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT DESERTED ANIMALS
to the Animal Protective Association. 5000
Wisconsin ave. NV. Phone Emerson
5941.
Animal Rescue League. Il st. NV.
Phone North $3.50.
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LOST.

AO61s
Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star ,oiil be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
BAGGAGE-Two suit cases and parcel Of
last Saturday morning: $40 reward. Phone
Mr.. BAH. Atlsn.lc 1862 or North 1920.
HLAcK-1AND-TAN POLICE DOG; strayed
de1f sh n to ss Ss No address
Phone Columbia O044.
soETQN bull. male. BLACK with white fae &
You ST. Sc. Phone atlantic osss-J.
CAT. male brown and gray mixed with
e e1:se nip: ss7l rhi'' feet ''ra'ed Can
COIN PURSE. containing sum of money:
5od ext ds $685. nasr phone
Isss ts bull s terrier, female bEnse
S S5sh Rev Reward dc ana no 'an' Lincoln
MANS BILLFOLD. containing r. r. passes
and tickets. Return to owner or manager
at Arlington Hotel. Keep money as reward
pOCKETBOOK, black in Diamond cab
and sssds Frank Ksane s'sfsf:
jorie Webster Schools: 18th & Kalmia rd. :.
PORTFOLIO, leather. marked &c; H Gogel.
Section D.; upper grandstand, Grifnth
District Buildins. Reward.
PURSE. Iady's. black smooth leather. Ma
license 81 money etc ReSara cey 1874
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER female,
ssss oksn "a Sask collar ian a s9ons
Cleveland 1903.
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70 U. IIt IUUtP VIII NOII
vene in session of sorrow At
40 pm. Friday April 10.
1885. for the purpose of
raylng tribute to the men,
DRY of our late brother.
ALONZO o. Ollie. class of
November l. 1916. who
passed to the Grand Lodge
of the Hereafter April Is.
6 at HHsnnr'S chanel nth
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As5 .[L AALoNzo o. Ollie class 2
Elk services at Hysongs chapel. 18th
Attest At " s sEhRy E sedrsfaT Ruler
DOUGHERTY; MARION T. On Thursday
dt pr Is 1898 # nm a at her resi-
MARION f. beloved daushte Pio Of the ist,
Cornelius A. and Susanna B. Dougherty
and sister, of Mrs. ,Cornelie D. Yerby
MOndsy Ap am nss at a'e Gao fe' am th or
to st. Paul's Church. 18th and v SITS
men EF pFvase' MoSp at IL
Please omit flowers. 81
FLEMING. LOMAX. Departed this life or
M Mednssdfay april n 1872 E. Galinsel
father Of the late FREDDIE Fleming. He
dss sa5yysd P By son John m nd
Sns Edns and anf Res sHs
and ether T Fss and
funeral home. .nd and SITS s:w. p:
and IN ' SIS. s.W. Interme en"f Payn ,ss
FoLLIN. EDGAR ". On Wednesday
Sx f T0a FoLLN a See SnsT'R Husband ban Ed q
Mrs. Ida B. Follin and father Of Evelyn.
MARGARET and Edythe Follin. Funeral
services will be held at the chapel OF
81 Fans chu 4S va on sstusd5St ap5ii
drews Chapel. Va. 10
FORD. JANE HUNTINGTON. On Thurs
iii NsSsqn s $50 NJ. JANE JAY aUSTiSs; 8;
Harrison Ford. Beloved daughter Of the
late Thomas snd
Of MIS- e. g. Tim fae Ms Mrs Edytse
L. Richter and Stephen O. Ford and be-
loved sister lister OF Mrs Lille R Boyle Fg-
speare. 1928 Conn. ave-. on saturday.
apF un SS At n g ets1meR nnsas
GRAYsoN. CECILLE; Suddenly on Sum
SEc1LfE. beloved daaehter ro 81 Mrs Mrs.
denee Of her uncle. ]. Dennis Granssr,
at pm. Relatives S and friends nr Invited
n 70 attend. 1nterment Mount o gnet
GUNTER, CHARLES a. On Friday April
A. uN EFHEiae ssieved HG son 81
nee Rowan H Of 1914 T Sfts ave- me-
Remains resting at the above residence
m nnsit G c10n MGnday Md April % Inter
HAMILTON. ROBERT E. On Thursday.
April Is. 1885. at Providence Hospital
ROBERT e HAMILTON. beloved hus-
band of Alice Hamilton (nee Pope. Fu-
neral from the che shspe hc Of Thomas :.
on Saturday April 90 at 2 pm. Rela-
atives and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
HICKS. LUCINDA. On Wednesday. April
a ssS at 9 Il asE daREn
Of Haywood Hicks, beloved mother Of
Hicks. Agnes Hicks Smith. Bernice
Simmons and Howard Hicks; grand
mother of Alonzo and Melvin Ian
caster. Gladys Swami Lillian and e.
more Moten Miriam and Helen Smith.
She also is survived by two great-grand-
children. Remains may be viewed at
her late residence. 929 Howard I'd. Sc.
after IL noon Saturday. April 20. Flu
neral services Sunday, April 81. at l
pm. at the Zion Baptist Church. st.
between 3rd and 4th st.. s.w.. Rev.
Ellison. pastor. Interment Harmony
Cemetery. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-19

THE best suit values town $247 Pure all fabrics
smart
quality the popular shrred paneled and sport backs we'll
plenty of plain models for and Newest shades
Nothing down-No interest added.
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MACKLIE. DAVID n.

suddenly on Thursday. April is. 1875.
at 90l 18th ST. NV. DAVID b. MACK
LIN. He leaves to mourn their loss two
daughters. Mrs. Jessie " Farrar and
Mrs. Ruby E Grarderson: four grand-
children. Alma B. Farrar Vernard. Rob-
nette and Gwendolyn GranderSon. and a
host of friends. Remains resting at
Smiths funeral home 1135 10th ST.
n " Nnfice of funeral later
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hINT, WILLIAM DIAN PRATT. On
Thursday. April is. 1885, at his resi-
dence. 464 Massachusetts, ave NV,
WILLIAM DEAN PRATT. beloved hus-
band of the late Kate King Remains
resting at the. W. w. Chambers funeral
home. 400 Chaplin st. NV. Notice of
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LEE. JOHN z. Departed this life on Fri
Cay, April 10. 1885. at his residence
l343 c St. ne. JOHN E. LEE, son of
the late Alexander and Sarah A. Lee.
He leaves two sisters. Mrs. Matte Tay-
lor and Mrs. Mammie Waters. and many
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the funeral parlor of Alex
ander s. Pope. 315 18th st. Sc. No
tice of funeral later.
Evening star., 1935-04-02
ROSE {. PENNELL
EXPIRES AFHOME
Widow of Young Peoples
Movement Founder Was
D. G. Church Leader.

Mrs. Rose E. Pennell, since 1903
office manager and assistant treasurer
Of the International Reform Fed
Grafton, widow Of william Pennell,
originator of the interdenominational
young peoples society which became
the Christian Endeavor movement,
died at her home, 134 B street north
east, early Sunday evening.
After the death of Mr.. Pennell, his
widow worked for time in the Gov
eminent Printing Office until she was
invited by the late DR.. William F..
Crafts to become office manager of the
Reform Federation, which he had
founded in 1895.
For many years Mrs. Pennell taught
q women's Bible class at the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church, and as a
member of the Women'S Auxiliary OF
the Grand Army of the Republic at
tended many national conferences as
a delegate from her post. A member
of the Women's City Club, she also
was affiliated with the Vermont, Maine
and Massachusetts State Societies
here.
Born in st. Johnsbury, VT. 70 years
ago, she was the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lynn. She was married
first to John True of Newburyport,
Mass. She is survived by a niece,
Mrs. James A. Impey of st. Johns
bury, and a nephew, Alden A. Miles
OF Minneapolis, Mimi.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the First Congregational Church
tomorrow at 2:30 pm. by DR.. Allen
A. Stockdale. pastor, and DR.. Robert
Watson, president of the International
Reform Federation.
Evening star., 1935-04-02

This is loan, not charity -.
here, take my address you can
send 1t to me :"
ives askin' no hep. Suh," said
the colored man with dignity, from
under his blanket ives soon
goin' to find home"
The would-be benefactor left them,
The children already were asleep on
the wet grass.
y X X
TRAVEL AID?
THE night worker for the Travel
ers Aid Society raised her
head and studied the man who
was looking at her inquisitively.
DO you know apything?" he asked
finally.
Very little" answered the worker,
"but what can do for you?"
Why" queried the man, do the
stars shine? Why do cyclones come
in places where people are Twins?
And why. when went to Sunday
Evening star., 1935-04-02
Random
BERTH CONTROL.

UNCLE SAM is not going to
lose any cash through even a
tiny hole in his money pocket
not with Controller Gen
Evening star., 1935-04-02
w Washington Wayside
Random Observations of Interesting
Events and Things.

This weird procession made for the
low wall fringing the Capitol grounds.
The man and woman sank to the
stones. while the children sprawled
as if for slumber on wet earth from
which grass was beginning to emerge.
One passengers curiosity overcame
the fact he had dropped his token
into the conductors box. At the next
corner he aligthed and returned,
offering so cents to the head of the
caravan, an ancient colored man with
an accent belonging to the deep
South.
But 1t was, "No, sub: thank you
sub; ives takin' no charity, suh."
Evening star., 1935-04-02
LECTURE SERIES OPENS

M. P. Hall Describes Lost Conti-
nent of Atlantis as Missing Link.
In the first of a series of lectures
delivered at the Masonic Temple last
night. Manly P Hall described the
lost continent of Atlantis as the
missing link in the history of the
world. The series will last through
April II,
Mr.. Hall said that it is possible that
Poseidonis was the Land of Mud, the
destruction of which was described
in the Troano Codex. an early writing
by the Mayas of Yucatan. The date
of this destruction. however, has not
yet been reconciled with the dates
contained in the immortal writings
of Plato, which would be about $500
BIC. Both descriptions, the 10 coun-
tries of the CodeX and the 10 islands
of Plato, lead to the belief that they
were the same, the speaker said.
Evening star., 1935-04-02
Largest Piano PLAYED.

Declared to be the largest piano In
the world, an all-silver instrument was
first played in London broadcast re-
Gently. 1t is II feet inches long and
IL men are required to move it. The
piano was built especially for the
Kings jubilee celebrations. 1t cost
$4,000 and required a year to con-
Struct