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Evening star., 1935-03-21

sistant superintendent, Is to be asked
to end his 39-year career as member
of the force, Representative Blanton.
Democrat, of Texas, took the floor OF
the House, and in a fiery one-minute
speech served notice that within a
few days he would reveal "diabolicaF
plot to discredit him.
Reports of Headley's retirement were
met with silence by Supt. Ernest W.
Brown. II have no comment to make
whatever" he said.
1t is known. however he feels Head
ley's efforts to get a promotion are
largely responsible for developments
before the Crime Committee.
Headley declared he had no inten-
tion of retiring voluntarily and eX-
pressed surprise over the reports ne
would be requested to make application
for retirement.
Headley Nearing IS.
Headley is approaching mis- 65th
birthday anniversary and under the
police retirement law. it was pointed
out, he could arbitrarily be placed on
the retired list by order of the Board
of Commissioners.
The retirement act gives the Com
miSsioners discretionary power to
retire an officer after reaching 60 years
of age.
Despite Headley's present rank as
senior inspector, he complained to
the Crime Committee Monday he had
been forced to step aside" while seven
or eight of his former subordinates
advanced ahead Of him.
Maj. Brown has admitted he planned
to promote Headley to the rank of
assistant superintendent as soon as
the post became vacant by the retire.
ment of Inspector Thaddeus r. Bean,
not because of the interest shown In
him by Representative Blanton, but
because of his policy to advance the
senior ranking officer
At the same time the police super
intendent denied Bean was being
forced into retirement So Headley
could be given the promotion.
Reports of other changes in the
administrative personnel of the Po-
lice Department were not regarded
as logical by Maj Brown. He pointed
out that Inspector Bean has an
nounced his intention of remaining
on the force until July ! at least and
that Inspector L. I. H. Edwards now
on sick leave is expected to continue
if he RECEIVERS sufficiently from his
present rundown condition"
Maj Brown himself has no inten-
tion of retiring in the immediate
future.
Evening star., 1935-03-21

States shall consist ultimately Of Is
per cent silver and rs per cent gold.
Latest calculations were said to have
indicated that silver constituted less
than 10 per cent Of the base, due
partly to heavy imports Of gold.
Silver Amount Withheld.
The amount Of silver purchased
from the Bank of Mexico was not dis
closed.
Along with news of the gold sale to
Mexico the Treasury gave out the first
word that 10000 ounces of gold had
been sold to Guatemala last Decem-
ber.
Secretary Morgenthau issued a spe-
cial license to carry out the sale to
the Bank of Mexico, which involved
$4,000 ounces at the statutory price of
$35 an ounce, plus handling charges
OF one-fourth of / per cent.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
MATT HORNE SEVERELY
INJURED IN ACCIDENT
Well Known Entertainer Re-
ceives Fractured Collarbone
in Trolley Mishap.

Martin E. Horne, S., known to
thousands of Washingtonians as
Matt" Horne, accompanist to George
O'Connor, popular entertainer, was
caught between two street cars at
Fourteenth and H streets yesterday
and severely injured.
His collarbone was fractured and
he is bruised and shocked. Mr.. Horne
was crossing at the street intersection
where railway company employees were
working on the tracks and when
knocked down, it is stated, the force
of the impact WIS so severe that he
rolled over several times. A tobacco
can in his pocket was f1attened.
The injured man was assited to
the hospital by passersby and given
surgical aid, later leaving the hos
pital and going home. It is feared
he may have internal injuries.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
INTEREST IN RESERVES
URGED BY GEN. CALLAN

More active participation by local
Army Reserve officers in Reserve &C
tivities and in working out problems
of national defense was urged as Maj
Gen. Robert E. Callan, new COM
manding general of the Sd Corps area,
held his first meeting with Reserve
officers of the District of Columbia
and vicinity last night in the audi
torium of the Interior Department.
District Reserve officers are tagging,
especially in their support Of the Re-
serve Officers Association of the
United States and its campaign for
more adequte defense measures. it was
pointed out. The District of Colum-
bia ranks fourth from the bottom in
Evening star., 1935-03-21
Girls Honor Princesses.

More than 1000 Elizabeths and
Margarets of Australia have sub
scribed 6 cents each toward gifts for
Princess Elizabeth and Princess Mar
garet Rose. They are sending to Lon
don two quilts filled with Australian
wool. With them Is inclosed an Eliza
beth book and a Margaret book, IL
lustrated with gumtree blossoms and
leaves, fairies and other decorations.
On each page is inscribed the names OF
the little donors,
Evening star., 1935-03-21

the list of States in the percentage
of Reserve officers belonging to the as
sociation. 1t was reported.
More than 500 Reserve officers OF
all arms and services were on hand
to meet the new commanding general,
who succeeds Mai. Gen. Paul Malone
as commander of the corps area.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
D. c. Student on Honor Roll.

Raymond Meiners, 715 Quebec place,
a student at Elmhurst College, Elm
hurst. ILL.,, was included in the honor
roll for the first term Of the second
semester, according to word received
here today. A graduate of Mckinley
High School, Meiners is a senior at
Elmhurst and is planning to enter
the ministry.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
THIEF MUFFLES BRICK

Anxious to disturb the rest Of no
one, a courteous thief early today
wrapped in a sound -deadening blanket
the brick he used to smash the window
of the Phillips-Louise women's store
at 1927 L street.
Acoustics being poor in that neigh
borhood, he escaped with some $1,000
worth of Spring dresses and Spring
coats.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
BODY IN TIDAL BASIN
SUICIDE is IDENTIFIED
Coroner Issues Certificate on In
formation Ledrue Minnix
Threatened Drowning.

A body found in the Tidal Basin
Tuesday was identified at the District
Morgue yesterday as that of Ledrue
Minnix, 27, of the TOO block of Third
street.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-24

Khaki twill or Amoskeag
shirts with attached collars.
Two button-down pockets
with aluminium buttons.
Blue or khaki colors. Mems
sizes 141a to II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-24
Crib Blankets

Pepperell Crib Blankets In
white or blue grounds with
contrasting colored border
stripes. Size 30x40 inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-24

Barefoot Sandals of brown
or smoked elk. Long-wear-
ing, all-rubber soles and rub
Der heels. A value every
m o t her will appreciate.
Sizes 512 to 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-24

Good quality rayon, crepe
tone finish patterns. Mer-
cerized cotton tops, REIN
forced heels and toes. Dou-
BILE soles and high spliced
heels. Sizes 10 to IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-24

Pictured are three of the popular 1885 styles in
smooth white buck. Tongue strap with center
buckle New Wales tie. Open tie, with side cut
outs and T-strap models. All with sturdy, long
wearing leather soles and heels.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
Programs de la semana en- toda la naci6n

peon de las ITS libras, peleara
ell jueves, en- Oakland, con Ho-
mer Brands; Mickey Genaro y
Andy Budy, del peso ligero. En-
Tacoma, Ted Gregory frente a
Dick Johnson; en- St. Paul, Jack
Gibbons y Solly Dukelsky, del
peso medic.
Viernes, en- Peoria, H., ell ne
gro Jose Luis Sc batira con Jack
Kranz, de Gary; Max Filing, de
Pittsburg, con Fred Tyus, de
Peoria. En- Hollywood, el excam
pe6n Midget Wolgast, del peso
de mosca, con Lou Salica.
San Diego pondra un bout"
entire Johnny Romero y Bradis
Flowers. En- Atlantic City com
batira Young Terry con Al Fish
|er, y en- Filadelfia, Sammy
Slaughter, ell negro, con Billy
Ketchel.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29

ipero la venceremos,-dijo ell j6-
ven.
Y agreg6:
Sc conoce que los nervios
de la marqUesa, son I'm POGO re-
beldes. Esta intranquila, desa-
sosegada; parece hallarse baio
la preston de recelos... temores..
iQue Sc 20! Estos Temperament
.tos linfaticos son terribles.
-Pero no hay cuidado inmi-
nente, Geh?
-Por ahora ninguno; pero
ha de poner ella algo de su par
te.
i Pobre senorai... va hare
70 10 possible por tranquilizarle.
ST, 81, vaya listed. No ha-
ce mas que nombrarle, pregun-
tando 81 ha venido.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
DEPORTES
TRTUNFO DEL IRLANDES


Boston, Abril 29.-Gran ma =
nero de congratulations ha re
cibido ell luchador Dan OMah2
ney, de Irlanda, por la victoria
que ell pasado viernes alcanza-
ra sobre Ed (Estrangalador)
Lewis, ell excampe6n, ante mas
de $1,000 personals, Con su lla-
We de latigo derrot6 ell irlandes
a su antagonists en- p minutes
3 27 segundos.
Cuando O'Mahoney Sc mar
chaba del cuadrilatero, Lewis
salt6 sobre 81 y lie atac6, tEI
agredido apart6 de 81 a cuatre
policias, Sc lanz0 sobre Lewis J
lie peg6 un formidable punetazt
en- la mandibula, dejandol0 sir
conocimiento. Cuando rehus(
volver al ring, despues del
acostumbrado descanso de II
minutes, Ell arbitro Sam Smith
We descalific6.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29

New York, abril 29.-He aqui
una lista de los principles pro-
gramas de la semana, en- toda la
nacion.
Ell lunes, en- Filadelfia, Cleto
Locatelli Sc batira con Lew
Massey; Vicente Dundee con
Arson Green; Benny Bass con
Tony Falco, y Harry Serody
con Charley Burns.
En- Miami, hoy lunes, Peter
INebo contra Jackie Davis; Joey
Straiges y Young Sullivan,
Newark vera en- acci6n a Julio
Katz contra Chang Collura ;
Ray Miller y Roy Frisco. New
York ofrece un combate entire
Bobby Pacho y Johnny Moro,
y John Anderson y Henry Fir
po.
Make Rosenbloom, ell excam
La gaceta., 1935-04-29

Itario, para depositar en- sus ma
mos ell testamento de la marque-
Isa, encerrado en- un sobre con
sus lacres Y sellos correspon-
dientes, al mismo tempo que el
acta levantada del nacimiento
de la nina Marta Y legalizaci6n
de su personalidad.
En- poder de la minuta que ell
notario entreg6 al padre Vicen-
te, este encamin6se a casa de
Baltasar, satisfecho de haber
'cumplido la palabra que diera
a la marquesa.
Al llegar, encontr6Se ALI con
ell doctor, que acababa de yer a
la enferma.
-lC6mo sigue?-pregunt6 ell
anciano sacerdote.
NO quiere eeder Ia fiebre,
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
NADIA mas dijo.

Su acento era muy d6bil Y e.
hablar la fatigaba con exceso
Despidi6se tambien el sacerdo,
tie, y, POGO tempo despues, los
dos marchaban canine del pue-
bio, a la luz de la luna.
-Querido padre VICENTE
decia ell doctor con su franqueza
rails abe listed que TODD
ESQ de la legalizaci6n de la
nina. la premura Ell bautizar-
Ia, y Ia tristeza de la madre,
me huele a algo misterioso?
-Puede que no ande listed
disseminate, amigo Ricardo.
-Mire listed que traer a dar
a luz en- este pueblucho a su Sc
nora, TODD I'm marques de Ria
baia. que debe tener mas milo
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
LAS A DE AVER
EN- PALMETTO BEACH

En- las regatas organizadas
por ell Hillsborough Yacht Club
que Sc efectuaron aver frente a
la Gale %, conquisto los mayo
res honores la embarcaci6n de
Cal MELON, de Orlando, que fue
aplaudida por mas de 1000 per
Sonas.
Meloon gan6 dos de las tres
competencias, en- una clase, y
las tres en- los hidroplanos,
d. Davis, de Tampa, captu-
r6 ell primer lugar en- la care
ra alberta.
Tommy Gore, de Tampa, Sc
volc6 en- la primera competen
cia y Sc agarr6 al bote, siendC
auxiliado. Tuvo la misma ma
la suerte Nick Geraci, ell jovei
latino, a Quien tambien sc ex
trajo del aqua.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
rs de laoCRAMA DE LUCHAS
rio sOFRECERA Ell VIERNES

Bajo la direction del 116 de
Artilleria, con ell comandante
T. Byrd Sparkman de empire
sario, Sc ofrecera ell viernes un
programa de luchas en- Benja-
min Field.
Johnny Grandovitch, ell po-
laco, tendra de rival al super
villano griego Tom Draak, en-
una caida Y so minutes de du,
raci6n. Joe Lindsey Sc batir5
con Ghafoor Qahn, y ell vague.
no Jack Rogers con Mascara
Roja."
Babe Caddock, ell Gxcam-
|pe6n de la Florida, tambien fl
.ura en- ell programa.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29

A las siete de la manana del
'dia siguiente, era bautizada en-
la modesto iglesia del pueblo,
Marta Escamilla de Riabaja,
hija de los marqueses Candida
Elvira de Riabaja.
Una hora deSpues, ell padre
Vicente entraba en- casa del mo-
La gaceta., 1935-04-29

-Voy, pues, en- seguida.
-Yo me voy al pueblo. A la
ltarde volvere.
-Pues hasta la tarde, amigo
Ricardo.
-iEstara listed aqui?
Els probable; cast SECURE.
March6se ell doctor, y Ell an
.ciano y bondadoso cura parro-
co de aQuel humilde p~uebleeiilo
de Castillo, dirigi6se a la alcoba
donde reposaba la infortunada
martir de su amor.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29

mes que pelos en- el coyote, For
tuna que me han tenido a MI.
modestia aparte. Veremos como
Sc porta ell marido.
ESQ es necesario,-mur-
mur6 el s~acerdote, pensando en-
La triste Situaci6n de Elvira y
.su hija:-que Sc porte bien to-
do.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
La Gaceta Folletin No. 161
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

10 ell doctor, miranda su reloj.
-Vaya listed padre, mio,-
dijo la j6ven.
Y agrego con intenci6n:
-Te ndra listed que deci1
misa al amanecer Y despacha.
luego Ctros asuntos urgentes
Ademas, Salvatore ira a la igl<
STA nifty temprano con mi hiis
a fin dc que Sc la bautice y Sc la
inscriha en- el registro parro-
Quial. Luego, cuando venga mi
esposo, va Sc hara en- ell civil.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29

no podra usar en- las pruebas
mas de 8 galones de gasolina
y en- la carrera 4212 galones.
Kelly Petillo triunf6 en- las ca
lificaciones del ano pasado.
con 1899 millas por bora.
Aparecen entire los inscriptos
John Harmon, L.. l.. Corum,
Joe Boyer, wild Bill" Cum :
mings, Fred Frama, Luis Me :
yer, Rex Mays, Al Gordon,
Wesley Crawford y Herbet Ar
dinger.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
.TUNTA DE LA AGRUPA-
CION DE EMBARQUES Den
CENTRIC ASTURIANO Y


7tretario dc la prestigio-
aAgrupaci6n &c Embarques
del Centre Asturiano, Sr. V.
Bernardo, nos comunica, para
que 10 hagamos Saber a los
%miembros, que ell pr6ximo jue-
YES, dia 2 de mayo, Sc e~fectuara
una importantisima reuni6V, en-
Ell edificioede la avenida de Ne
braska y Palm. .
Son de gran interes los asun-
.tos que figuran en- la orden del
dia. Rgegase puntual asisten-
Icia.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
Sesenta automoviistas mscrptos
para la carrera de indianapolis

Has por bora. Cada autom6vil
Indianapolis, Abril 29.-Has
ia ell presente Sc han iscrip-
to 60 automovilistas para la ca
rrera de 500 millas.
Las inscripciones Sc cerra :
ran ell dia / de mayo.
Ell dia 10 empezaran las ca
lificaciones Y continuaran has
ia ell % de mayo. No podra CO.
rrer ning1n driver" que no de
sarrolle con su autom6vil una
velocidad minima de 100 mi
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
TRIUNFO DE NUEVO
Ell YACHT VIKING

Hamilton, Bermuda, abril 20.
Con mas de tres minutes de
ventaja triunf6 de nuevo en- es-
tas aguas ell yacht Viking, pro
piedad de los hermanos Trimm-
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
abezaG toAs{zlasiHna
ria de Capablanca Tue soy
Jacques Mieses, deaLeipzic.A
maestro que tiene 70 anos,

|ingham. Arrib6 en- segundo IN
gar Aquiles, propiedad| de y
Pearman, y en- terceN Jill, de
Chandler HoVey.
La serie de regatas Sc decidi-
ra por puntos, figurando al
frente los hermanos Trimming
ham y Hovey en- segundo pues-
to. x.A
La gaceta., 1935-04-29

Luis, ell viernes por la ram rC
Buddy Sc lastim6 de tapihS
nera en- unos ejercicios que hu-
DO de cancelarse suHcombh dioon
big Boy Brackey, de Z 81
Ancil Hoffman, que arribo
por tren, manifesto que tratara
de contratar a Simms, Dinamiu
ia jackson y Ciel Harris como
socios de practicas del cam
Max pesa 216 libras y
.piensa reducirse a 210. Su her
mano pesa 240 libras,
La gaceta., 1935-04-29

Schumacher dej6 al Filadel
fla sin carreras y en- IN solo
Shit, entregando la victoria
a los Gigantes. Al '1plato" ell
Filadelfia mand6 1nicamente
20 jugadores. Joe Moore valvi6
a batear de cuadrangular.
Filadelfia DC, In, De; New
York &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
LIGA AMERICANA

Con Sullivan de pitcher los
lndios. La "a. derrota, en- 10
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
Noticias de Baseball
LIGA NACIONAL

Alfonso Lopez volvi6 al jue-
go y bate6 un "ionr6n", sin
corredores en- las bases. Babe
Ruth tom6 dos ponches. FL Bos
ton pogo II hits, conquistandc
la victoria.
Boston sc, 11h, lie; Brooklyn
&c, Oh, De-.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
CAPITULO XXI
FL crimen


Aquella tarde Ilegaron a la
.puerta de la casa de campo, ca
81 al mismo tempo, ell peat6n
de la carteria del pueblo encar-
gado de repartir las cartas Y
Candida Escamilla, vestido de
rlguroso luto.
baltasar Y Salvatore, que Sc
hallaban sentados en- ell pil6n de
Ia pperta tomando ell sol, pusie-
ronse en- pie, exclamando con
notorio descontento:
-iEl senior marquesI A yer
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
No &c Moleste con
Parches de Mostaza

Muaterole, preparada con aosisa
puro de mostaza y otros activos In
g~redientes producira los mismos
efectos que ell antiguo parche do
Musterole suele aliviar con prom.
tilted bronquitis. dolores de gargAn-
Ia. toses, resfriados. neuralgia.
congestiones, reumatismos, torcedu.
Tas. doloresU m~usculares. contusio-
mes. y toda clase de males y dolo-
res. Tiene poder hasta para evitar
las pulmonias. Vendes0 en- todaM
las ~droguerias, q S5c y csc, en-
Jarros y en- 1'ubos. Tamado de hess
Utal -.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29

Los Cubs agruparon varios
"hits" en- ell noveno y apabulla-
ron a los "Rojos''. Lee lanz6 por
ell Chicago y a Mac Fayden lie
TOGO la dderrota.
Chicago &c, 12h, lie; Cincin-
natl 1c, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1935-04-29
Llegaron por aerop}G-=ss he>manos Baer
FL campeon g lssp no los punos

New York, abril 2e.-1ara
la defensa de su titulo 3ntra
Jimmy Bradspck, ell 9 a de
JUNO, arris0 aver r'f aeropla-
mo ell camDe6n HSx Baer, en-
'compahfa de 81 1ano Bud
.dy.
dos Max a s5sss5ss,leADo S' aiss-
do en- I'm mol
AL verlos - ma
nos vendad 0 r
dijo: A ga y a zeIava b
n ,i onf telay&
49, 'a2o minis t.
ten1d0T 7tlmadOS y den
Itro de unaa ma estaran COM
Gsein.
FL hebreo ha escOgido para
su lugar de entrenamiento la
finca de Hal Simms, en- Asbury
Park, N. j., donde ell ano pasa-
La gaceta., 1935-04-29

Dizzy Dean volvi6 a ser de-
rrotado, esta vez por los Pira.
tas. Bisnton lanz6 por los ven
cedores. Vaughan disparo un
"jonr6n", un "tubey" Y un
Simple.
Pittsburg Sc, 11h, Be; st.
Luis &c, 8h, lie.
Evening star., 1935-10-16
LOST.

Lost and Found ddUertisements
tor the daily Star ,pH be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. inclusive, up
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
Gay OF issue. For the SUNDAY Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
DOG-German shepherd police dog named
refer. last seen Alta Vista Generous
reward Merle Thorpe. Wisconsin 400 .
ENVELOPE. small, containing two diamond
rlnsS ana one wedding ring. Reward
District 1000. extension 9al.
GERMAN G. IFid .ls.,S'II SHEPHERD; black and tan.
J. r. Meehan, Phila.. Pa. North 256s-W
POCKETBOOK lady's. blue. IN front of
nome. 5O2 Eye ST. sw.. Wednesday M
POLICE BADGE NO Sa4. lost from prem
iSes 1859 E St ne. October 9 1S'
POLICE DoG-Has bushy tail and white
breast: name is Silver strayed from
kennel e Landover' Md. Finder call Lin
sHoEs-Brown sport shoes in ne section
OCTOBER 10. Call Lincoln 4645 Reward.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. white and brown
with black spot around tail; answers TO
Decatur 3699 Reward
WRIST WATCH, lady'S Hamilton, initials
$50
WRIST WATCH lady's, oblong shape. sur
rounded by diamonds. band set in pearls;
lost Friday or Saturday in taxicab or
downtown section. Return to Lost and
Found Dept -Mayfower Hotel Reward.
Evening star., 1935-10-16
DrathH.

RICHARDS, GRANT. On October 15.
Yesr Ye2' ReN sftss snort Illness in his 73rd
M A. Richards. lnterment later.
voIGTsBERGER. MYRTLE LOUISE. On
TUESDAY October IS 1885. at : her resil n
oGfsE sa5f '3s Yo1dTsbEksdERR 1sa s nes MYSTE bsTI
PeI0sed P,,0Va, wife & of William E. voigtsberger'
6jEh requiem mass at at the fs fS Holy COM: COM
Glenwood Cemetery. Relatives tiermens and
friends invited. 16 "N
WHITE. sERENA. On Tuesday. octobsr
WHITE VI rES' at Gsliingsr Hospital SERENA
Allen. Funeral from Ebenezer chErcb hta
5anham No. or Friday, October Is. at at
intermept tHebIa5yss eb11ys and friends invited
WILLIAMS; fobaA MELVIN; SaI5 On Tuesday, oc-
Ps MEL!H' liz wfLLfXsF LfMSiisF tRs Rse6 belaSsd aOs
hqs5and h Of Magde Williams and 6rother
October Is; at i pm. from his LATE late
residence res 433 st St. Sc Remains rest est
churdh efs a. ihe I4se W Vol Ernest Jarvis funeral
reeid I'm, thursday thereafter at the above
W0EKEL. PAUL G. On Monday rctoh.-
AZ a1c I2i2. aIrI at his resldsLce. 1923 GeoTeia
beloved husband OF Lydia Woeke1 Fn.
neral from the w. w. Deal funeral home,
Sdno n 81: ne. on Wednesday October
w.. ~, at pm. Interment Lawrence,
Is
WOLFE; MARY S. On Monday. October
-: lg3o. at pm, MARY S WOLFE.
aeeo ~ years. the beloved wife OF the
!ate FRANK Wolfe. Funeral services at
1ne W, reSidence OF her son, Frank S. Wolfe.
UDuty western ave. NV, on Wednesday
{3eto6er {eItoS ; L.; at pm, Relatives and
EdIl EIEIends invited 70 attend. Interment at
NoeSinaHS' ~ 16
YOUNG, EDNA n. On Tuesday, October
-. 1898, at her residence 1928 3sth
81. NV. EDNA N. YOUNG beloved wife
OF Gilbert Young Funeral services st
me S. H. Hines Co. funeral home oaGi
Iftn ST. NV. on Thursday, October :.
at IL am. 1nterment BoonyiIle. N Y
Evening star., 1935-10-16
F. c. GARDNER DIES;
MEMBER Of LEGION

Frederick c. Gardner, AZ, of 113O
Tenth street, died yesterday at Mount
Alto Hospital. He was a prominent
member of the American Legion and
was employed in the office Of Watson
B. Miller, chairman of the Legion's
National Rehabilitation Committee.
Funeral services will be held Friday
from the Tabler funeral home, AIT
Ninth street, followed by requiem mass
at 8 am. at the Immaculate Concep-
ton Church. Iurial with full military
honors will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Mr.. Gardner is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Gardner;
two sons, Frederick G. and j. Arthur
Gardner. and a daughter. Miss Mary
E. Gardner.
Evening star., 1935-10-16
MORGAN FUNERAL SET

Funeral services for Herbert E
Morgan, member of the Civil Service
Commission staff for 80 years. who
died Monday, will be held at II am.
tomorrow at Joseph Gawlers Sons
funeral home, 1854 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Mr.. Morgan died suddenly at Erner-
gency Hospital. He was so years
old and had retired from the Govern
ment service in June.
Evening star., 1935-10-16
Draths.

BANKS. HARRY. On Monday, October IA.
1895. HARRY BANKS. the beloved son
of Maggie Banks Remains resting at
the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
1432 You st. NV. Funeral Monday,
October 21. at pm, from the above-
named funeral church. Interment Ar
lngton National Cemetery. 20
BILLINGSLEY, EDWARD SAMUEL. Sud-
denly on Tuesday October Is 1885, ct
Rosslyn, Va. EDWARD SAMUEL Bill
LINGSLEY of 61S Maryland ave. ne,
the beloved son of Mrs. Salle Billings-
ley and the late James Billingsley; father
of Norman Billingsley and brother Of
Mrs. Grace Fields. Funeral services at
the w. w. Chambers Co. Southeast fu-
neral home. 517 11th st. Sc. on Friday:
October IS at . pm. Relatives and
friends are invited. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery. II
BRAsHEAR. KATE B. On Monday. Octo-
ber IA. 1885. at her residence. 1879 GAL
latin st. NV. KATE B. BRASHEAR,
widow Of McLaln Brasbear Services at
her late residence on Thursday. October
II. at IL am. 1nterment Rock Creek
Cemetery. Services and interment pri-
vate. Please omit flowers. IS
BUDD, MAUDE EVELYN. On Wednesday,
October I6. 1898; after a long illness,
MAUDE EVELYN BUDD. sister Of Helen
Budd Butler and Carrie z. Engel. No
tice of funeral later. Baltimore papers
please copy)