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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-28
POISON FATAL TO GIRL

Mary Louise Murray, 15-year-old
Eastern High School student liv-
ing in the TOO block Of Minnesota
Ave. S. E., died today in Gal
linger Hospital, where she had
been under treatment for more
than week for poisoning.
The young girl was found un-
conscious IN her seat in a down
town theater on April 81 and
was first taken to Emergency
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-28

Hospital, where 1t was said she
had taken the contents Of a
small vial. She was later re-
moved to Gallinger Hospital.
She first gave her name as
Margaret Morris, but was later
identified as Mary Louise Murray,
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Muir
ray. The body was removed to
the Morgue, where an autopsy
will be performed today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-28
Brooklyn BARRIERS
On Strike for Raise

NEW YORK, April % U.N.S).
Journeymen BARRIERS in Brooklyn
were on strike today in the first
stage of a walkout that may in
volve more than 10000. They seek
a minimum wage of $25 a week
and tips as usual" Their union
charges many BARRIERS earn as
little as $6 and 81 week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-28
Mrs. Ethel Murphy
Seeks 7 MISSING Sons

Mrs. Ethel Murphy, Of $50 F st.
S. w., today told police her two
sons have been missing since early
last night. They are James Acker.
man, 16, a child by a first mar.
riage, and Charles Murphy, 10.
who is blind in his left eye.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-28
Man Struck by Train
Is Fighting for Life

A 22-year-old colored man was
fighting for his life this morning
in Casualty Hospital where he
was taken by police yesterday
after being struck by a north
bound electric train on the Penn
Sylvania Railroad.
Police, who found cards in the
mans pocket indicated.
Earl Adams, of Baltimore.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-28
$6s Reported Stolen

Miss Virginia C. Wingfield, 80,
Y. w. C. A. clerk, left 500 in her
desk yesterday afternoon. When
she returned, it was gone, she
notified police.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-28
IoWans Meet

John w. Studebaker. commits
sioner of education. will be prin-
cipal speaker at a reception and
dance given by the Iowa State So
ciety in the willard this evening.
The Washington times., 1936-03-27

ton, held last night in st. Davids
Church parish hall, resolutions
were adopted approving a bill in
troduced by Representative Ran
kin, for a survey of the upper
Potomac valley, for possible de-
velopment of Federal operated
hydro-electric power plant.
Miss Laura Stovel, of the D. C..
League of Hard of Hearing, gave
an illustrated talk on the Braille
system of reading, which the as
sociation recommended for study
in the public schools. Owing to
absence of President Frank T..
Shull, Vice President Edward Rich
presided.
First Ward Association
The First Ward Citizens Asso-
citation, which met Wednesday
night in the Y. M. C. A., passed
resolutions addressed to the Sen
ate, opposing any legislation that
would legalize horse racing in the
District.
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter and Mrs.
Belle C. Parker, were named a
committee to urge an appropria-
ton for new Junior High School,
in the associations territory.
President C. v. Diedel, was di-
rected to make personal appeal to
the National Park and Planning
Commission, for purchase of q
vacant lot on E Street Northwest,
between Twenty-firSt and Twenty
second street, as q recreation
center.
James Duhamel spoke on the
possible development of an elec-
trio power generating plant at
Great Falls,
The Washington times., 1936-03-27

Japan's Minister Dies
TOKYO, March 27.-Takukichi
Kawasaki, new minister of COM
merce in the cabinet Of Premier
Koki Hirota, died at 1855 p. m.
today of pneumonia.
The Washington times., 1936-03-27
Schools
Name Hudqins Head

Col. Morgan H. HudginS, head
of the Fishburne Military Academy
at Waynesboro, Va, was yesterday
elected president of the National
Association of Military Colleges
and Schools during the closing
session of a three-day convention
held at the Hotel Mayflower.
Other officers elected were Col.
D. C. Pearson, of the New Mexico
Military Institute, who was chosen
vice president, and Col. j. M.
Sellers, of the Wentworth Military
Academy, Columbia, Mo-, who was
chosen secretary.treaSurer.
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Births Reported.

Oscar and Ruth Cooler. girl.
TnEmas rnfnn .as and ~. Eya Coiner: sirla ..x
Furr and Frances Pearson, girl.
John John and Jane Gomez. boy.
Ersa frsdro and as sally IH..Wh,m. windsor boy
John and Florence steele. boy.
James and Loretta Mcdonnell. jr., girl.
Raymond and Elsie Rudolph, girl.
EDWARD EDWARD and Katherine Warren. girl.
Howard and Mary Golden. boy.
Clarence and Florence Hayes. girl.
J!ms, Joseph Ia and Beatrice Weir. boy.
sSavss GeSea and and Hazel e%s osbpDe p9De Boy boy
Keith and Helen Williams. boy. +.
hhnthony and Dorothy Wildins. girl.
Raymond and Sophia Enrisht; arl.
William and Laura Dnpree. boy.
Lawrence and Beatrice Milo. girl.
John and jamie Brooks. eirl.
sam and Dora Dozier. girl
William and Alice Brown, girl.
Jessie and Grace Mccoy, boy
Georse and and Theresa T'i hawkins siai o0si Girl.
Thomas and Lily johnson. girl.
Ulysses and Thelma Crestweii. girl.
Hiram and Florie Knisht, boy.
yohn ". and GLADYS c. Pueh girl
Tboma Tloya y snd dng yiTs.e ua.n N Hudson boy
Charles w. and Lucy O. Sheretz. boy.
Nathan L. and Mary L. Kaminsky. girl.
James G, and Alice E. Maddox. sirl.
Tony and Mary Di Toto girl.
Peter and Mary G. Pooleon. boy
irwin L. and Elizabeth J. Bast. girl.
Abraham and Louise v. Klein, boy.
Leonard and Victoria Cusimano boy.
CLYDE and Margaret T. Tolbert, girl
Gerald c. and Iantha Whitaker. girl.
William E. and Lena A. Jones, girl.
Charles and MARI A. Comesys. boy.
Wilbur L. and Edith Branch girl
James E. and Emma A. Queen. boy.
James and Eva NJ. Bush. boy
Abraham and Nozzle Summers. boy.
James and Mary Butler boy
John F. and Catherine B. Young. boy.
vincent and Naomi Samuels boy
James and Pauline Brown boy.
William and Agnes Montsomery, boy.
Willie and Louise Miles. girl.
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Deaths Reported.

Julia E, Horton. 80. 5407 Illinois ave.
MAJ MaJy he = Mneler' hnnn g. 20 Taylor st,
Mary 4. p, Worthinston. IS. 3ae4 Nor
John PaTr: so. Walter Reed Hospital.
Emma Emma, j. Prinele. =, Gsllinser Hospital.
sssan ek B. hsise.. Mser. g. "a sss kssi.r sth St St
FTank Fm1y GssEtoTs stsss g. g. d,r.S SGS Koss,.
Catherine M Sweeney. 6i. 1900 10Th st.
Mary christopher. SsI So sisles HosDi.si
Joseph Loser D. Moriarty. 90: 1914 44th St;
Dalsy A. McCulloch. 55, Providence Hos
Joseph 2 ?, seiberlich, 81, st. Elizabeth's
Kenn.sh SI1s F. creenlow. Al, aa14 sladens-
Mbert 3. Dwyer. 3s. o.orsetown Hospital.
James weston; s5. ,Gallinser Hospital
Alice Estell; 26, Children's Hospital
'oseph e. Williams, Is. 1151 New Jersey
Charles Cation. IS. Children's Hospital.
Charles Jackson. 81. St. Eizabeth's Hos
Jerry n; stro.her. IS. sa23 18th st.
Mary E. Brent 81. 4227 Eads st. ne.
n Ma5y smy.@ E u Adams: sn 81; osllnEsT Hospital.
infant Lawrence z. johnson. 1929 Capital
Ms5tin Wiley. 81. ss1s 3.h ST.
Geva swea5eras ra5eps'ss e. Sod 8 1aa9 st.
Annie K. Breunineer 81 80 U st.
Kaie sso Hess - 1873 - W st. Esse Sc capitol ST
Sarah l. Wolfe. 80. Gallinser Hospital
Walter S. Leutbecker. 50 $40 Georgia ave
Mary P. Adams 6s. 1505 Mckinley St.
Samuel VAUGHN. So. Gallinser Hospital
cara I: Townsend. 81. :}167 Oliver ST.
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COL. GORDON N. KIMBALL
RITES TO BE TOMORROW
Burial Will Be in Arlington Gem
etery With Full Military
Honors.

Funeral services for Col. Gordon N.
Kimball. U. S. A., retired, who died
In Letterman General Hospital. San
Francisco, Calf, January 10, will be
held at II am. tomorrow in Arling-
ton Cemetery. Rev. DR.. Arlington A..
McCallum will oficiate. Burial will
be with full military honors.
Honorary pail bearers will be Mai.
Gen. Arthur w. Brown, Maj. Gen.
Walter A. Bethel, retired: Col. John s..
Fair, Col. R. F. Metcalfe, Col. Harry
N. Cootes, Col Hugh c. Smith. Col.
Lewis w. Cass, retired; Col. Peyton
Cochran. Lieut.. Col. Walter M. Krim-
bill, Lieut.. Col. Lucius M. Smith and
Lieut.. Col. Jason F. Defandorf, re-
tired.
Col. Kimball was stationed here from
August, 1919, to May, 1922, In the
Judge Advocate Generals once.
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Dratha

VAUGHAN. SAMUEL b. Suddenly. on
>. VAUGHAN beloved husband Of So.
Mary Z; SIX Of Alexandria: Va: Mrs.
Pasaeson of Xsushan and Mrs Hone
The w. W. chambers Co C.. souesesst asssi irHm iaa
neral home. 5l1 11th St Sc. on. Mon
and friends invited Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 10
WALLACE. PRESLEY FRANCIS. On
THU Lhursdsy day. JanpsTy npsS, y. l.3a after
IAcE e. " s rRafcs lss ssayeS TA sdn
Of Arthur p and Minna r. wallace. and and
brother Of Charlotte Wallace. Remains
church, 1892 You st. NV. Funeral Nom
day. January 20. at 10 am. from St.
Olivet Cemetery.
WATTS. ADDIE LENoRA. On Saturday.
tarium. Takoma Park. Nd ADp1E LE-
NORA WATTS beloved wife Of Lesndes
e. Walton and George RAYMOND Watts,
Funeral services at her dauehter's resi-
aencs MRS rnelma Il Hawxns yssr Md,r.
Of time later.
WENRICHs; SARAH .R5d R; On SATURDAY, JAM
dsushter.. Mrs Mrs. James Blackman, 2is4
R.n m nS tss seav.a SAaAa R. r waFEGM Fl ssmu. me e
sT i of Mrs. sfya RslpR K Miler. t Miss MIS- MAR Mar
q Wsnih and prS a. 'Rss MS snt
klinedinst Of Duncannon Pa: George
.w.;ns Wsnrich Of Maiden Mass; edward s.
George Il. Freeman Of Readins. Ps.;
a.n A,sed fesns Wen n hs q Rne2a ea
Sntii SUNDAY. O JsnnsTy i. ~ at 10 IL am.
Interment Wernersville. Pa.
WILLIAMS. JOHN HENRY. on Friday jan
JOHN Ii HENR9 ass hIlaM Ct M2as Ao ovns Hespt
nand of Carrie Williams. father Of
ursulens sIi sna John %t'r,, Williams; jr bsovee
Cant. brother. of Clara williams Re
also Leaves. other, relatives and friends.
Kn's me- at Of tn. unFa M Erhss sfns 1ss
church. 1892 u St NV. until Tuesday:
hereafter at his late residence. 40
Franklin st NV 10
WILLIAMS LAURA Fl. On Saturday. JAM
fs9ddasfRsF Ros st. ms MS LauRA Tsa2s Il R2I RHis
aiAMs be,oyed mother q M Mrs MA, Mar
ters Mrs Frank Rose md Mrs JACK
Msnn R9ssn0uTs T aPS u.qs f1om r. Fnk
chaplin s. NV, on Nondav January 20
az ~ am Relatives ann lrlenos are
invited. Interment a. Union Cemetery,
Leesburg. Va
WOOD. JOHN H. On Friday. January II.
1888 JOHN H. WOOD beloved husband
Of Annie C. Wood Of 304 z st. ne Fu-
neral from the W w. Deal funeral hnme.
SIS Fl st. lie. on Monday January 90.
az pm. Interment Glenwood C--,e.
terry ~
WOOD, JOHN n. Federal CITY Lodge No.
Grand Master JOHN II. WOOD is an
nounced. Funeral services will be COR
Quoted by tho lodge in conjunction vrh
the Grand Lodge and Grand Encamp-.
nent. At Deals funeral home SIC H
st ne Monday. January 20. 1925. a. e,
pm. Remains resting al the above ~
neral home. All members urged to
be present. G.. G. WILSON Secy.- -
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MRS NELLIE HUMPHREY AND FAM
Dratha
ADAMS. MARY PHuoMENA

ADAMS, MARY PHILOMENA. On Friday,
MKasx n! hamore St H if MAgy & llih pHLoMEs 8 Ep
ADAMS beloved mother Of MS 91,s,g 5Chn "
Remains M snq r.ssns Mns ssms: ss e.. Hines
CO; funeral home; e9ol lAth ;t; NV.
el neral shnaay from tn. fses St 1snatous % Church
Calvert and Madison sts-, Baltimore.
Nd on MONDAY, Jsnuary 20. at % 10 sm.
Baltimore Md. 17.19
ALDEN EBENEZER. On Saturday. jan
.r sry rs lai A aS 9nf Hn6EN husbsnd
hiden M n saSssed and da1shtef M m ,In Irs. EdvsTd =
pm D1nee fnteTmens IN nens' oienWood S cemetery
BALTHIs. REV. DR. JOHN Il; On Friday,
sanHsay snnnas " vs R:v ss Bh'e ,oHN aHPnH[
band Of Catherine MccaTty Balthis.
at s:3o m. at White sulphur, sprinss,
saria services yin be at IL am Tgss 50
BANKS, ELIZA. Departed this life Satur-
Fz h.NKs Is aad asHotsd sus s!,er Pans n
and many friends to mourn her de.
par,Hre Remains Iestins TN atd At the he John TSn
SITS. s.w. Notice Of funeral later.
BARE. ROBERT BRUCE. Suddenly. on
ss,sTdsy ReTnns RHRn 3anqa b.1yed M lh has
band Of Selma Bare. Notice Of funeral
later.
BARTLETT. LESTER. On THURSDAY. jan
vary 1s2s LISTER Il TER. BARTLEr BE-
mains main resting at the s H. Hines Co; IL.
nary o1. at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
BREEDING. ELSIE ASTON: On Friday.
fsis 5fssaeFs laas VI
oanee sssel Of q Madene ano Rober Rob- o5 overton Nal
eom and Ks,nsrins Aston Fuqs5n som
Mies Nahaas Memorial nS CHURCH. m 3rd St. between
L st. and New York ave. NV, Remains
efs,eS ehares i4ss Il t. arnsss n.w. JARVIS -
cAsR%9YtM j. f55sLsH 81 NffSSis.
Wood wood and Mrs. riossie Duls. survivlns
him are other relatives and friends. Fu.
am rsaers Sneqs home NE 81 so Rhode
nstaao mens Lincoln hHs Memorial cemeterS -
cAMP ASNEyA Eff FERRY xNrfyA 81 sftHEaSy pERRY
Monday January 20. at 10;30 am. at
Joseph GaTler Sons zf.H ehapel d,.i it5s Go Pa
CASE. CATHERINE On Friday. January
u: 1895. at her home. Darnestown.
H Seloved vile Of the late james ). Case,
Gt Wa Rsq0sn ssrvaes a tSe
Presbyterian Church. Jamestown. Md.
Monday. January 90. at IL am. Inter-
ment Church Cemetery. 10
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ONE FINED, ANOTHER
FREED IN AUTO CRASH
E. W. Harnden Must Pay $40
and Costs in Accident
Fatal to Two.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, January l8.-As
an outgrowth of an automobile accident
on the Rockville Gaithersburg pike,
near Westmore, November II, which
cost two young Washingtonians their
lives, Enos w. Harnden, "a, of4l0l4
Urell place northeast, Washington,
and Jefferson Ray Woolard, 20, of
43l3 Third street northwest, Wash
ington, were tried before Acting Police
Justice Thomas M. Anderson. here to-
day, on charges Of reckless driving
and driving while "at all' under the
influence of intoxicating liquor.
Harnden was found guilty of reck-
less driving and was fined $40 and
costs and the other charges against
him were dismissed. Both charges
against Woolard were dismissed.
Richard Farley, %. of 26 T street
northwest, was burned to death when
Woolard's car. in which he was a pas
senger, caught fire from being IN COL
lision with machine operated by
Harnden, and David Aitcheson. "a. of
1906 Albemarle street northwest, who
was riding with Harnden. died the fol-
lowing day in the Montgomery County
General Hospital Sandy Spring.
: According to the testimony, Wool
ard brought his car to stop on the
proper side of the road to light a
cigarette when 1t was run into from
behind by the machine driven by
Harnden. Harnden testified that it
was raining at the time of the acci-
dent and that because of the poor
visibility he did not see the Woolard
auto. He was driving at moderate
rate of speed, he said.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
NEW RAIL SERVICE

Authorization OF a universal free
pickup and delivery service on less
than carload merchandise shipments
has been announced by the Southern
Railway System, subject to approval
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.
The commission, the announcement
stated. will be asked to authorize the
railway to make the tariff effective
February l on not more than 10 days
notice to the public. In addition to
the free pickup delivery service, the
commission will be asked for authori-
zation to pay shippers cents per
hundred pounds when they make their
own arrangements for performing the
service.
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WIDOW OF GEN. MANN
DEAD OF PNEUMONIA
Funeral Services Will Be Held
at Fort Myer Chapel-Dr. J.
r. Sizoo to Officiate.

Mrs. Elsie NJ Mann. widow of Mai.
Gen. William A. Mann. died Friday
of penumonia in Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Mrs. Mann lived here in the High
lands Apartments. Connecticut avenue
and California street. Gen. Mann,
who had been retired, died in October,
1884 He and Mrs. Mann had lived in
this city for a number of years prior
to his death
Funeral services will be held at
Fort Myer Chapel at 2.30 pm. tomor-
row. Rev. DR.. Joseph R Sizoo, pastor
of New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. will officiate. Burial will be
| in Arlington Cemetery.
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Uarna nf Thanka.

BUNDY; ALFRED r. Ethel Bundy &C
e d.ah q beT 1 XnED
BUNDY. and for the very beautiful norsl
tributes siyen, services rendered and
autos provided.
our many friends and relatives TOR their
lovely floral tributes received during the
MAMHA I,zsI AND DADDY AND GRAND
the late MALIssA HARGRAvEs, wish to
psthy Of their iriends and nc nelshSors on on
POLLARD. RICHARD H. Through this
medium We we Wish TO thank our ,anS many
eveed the deah M oer
5el9ysd brother: RICHARD IL poi
'fi PERR9 Rsa' Asp Isfun Our 'Iealsi
GwFS ERs !any 95 6 sR tR.
sne. It's Se for f9a 1nds snd
nelshbors. at the occasion OF its be-
MRS NELLIE HUMPHREY AND FAM
late WILLIAM TAYLOR wish to express
their appreciation to Rev. j. 7. Nc
Clemors the choir and coneregation of
ST. Johns C. NJ. E. Church. relatives.
friends and ladies of the Bureau of En-
sraving and Printine. for their kind ex-
pressions Of sympathy and flowers at
the time Of our bereavement.
VIRGINIA TAYLOR. KATE DORSEY.
ANNIE BROWNE.
WILLIAMS. BENJAMIN r. The family OF
the late BENJAMIN r WILLIAMS wish
to extend to their friends and relatives
their appreciation for the floral tributes
and kindness shown durine his illness
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CLASSES FOR ADULTS
TO RESUME TOMORROW
Commercial Subjects for Unem-
ployed Persons to Be Taught
at Webster School.

Adult education classes, conducted
here as project Of the Works Prog
ress Administration. will be resumed
tomorrow at the Webster School, Tenth
and H streets, 1t was announced yester-
day by Maude E. Alton, principal in
charge Of Americanization work in
the District public schools.
The first classes will be In COM
mercial subjects for unemployed per-
sons. beginning at 10 am. Adults
In elementary grades will resume their
studies at pm. the same day.
The teaching staff has not yet been
completed, but Miss Alton said she
expected additional appointments to
be made as need for them arise.
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ALDEN n. EMERY NAMED

Alden H. Emery. assistant chief
engineer of the Experiment Stations
Division, Bureau of Mines, has been
named to the newly created office
of assistant manager of the American
Chemical Society. it was announced
last night. he appointment is effective
April /.
DR.. Charles L. Parsons of Washing
ton was reelected secretary and busi-
ness manager of the society. and
Robert T. Baldwin of New York was
named treasurer.
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1n Mrntnrtant.

9qT dear father. WILLIAM ! BABBING.
TON. who departed this life four years
ago today. January 10 1882.
God saw the road was getting rough.
- The hills were hard 70 climb,
He gently closed his loving eyes
CHILDREN :
BANKS. WINSLOw In memory of our son
and brother, WINsLoW BANKS who de-
parted this life two years ago today.
January ~. 1884.
Today recalls the memory
OF a loved one brought TO rest
And those who think of him. today
Are the ones who loved rI,h him 2 best s,,
BELL; NATHANIEL AND JAMES R. OVER
HALL. CARRIE BELL. In sad but lov-
ing remembrance Of our brother. Ma
janasrs 5 sEh io Taa and asRsrs9 5REs shs BE
Who- departed this life December 10.
We loved you then. we love you stiAs
Your memory is as fresh today
As in the hour you passed away.
Also our beloved sister. CARRIE BELL
cember 2b. 1880.
In our hearts your memory lineers.
Sweetly tender. fond and true;
There is not, a day. dear sister.
TER; Ms iy e., Z. 3 3. CARTER AND Ms.
Z. b. FOLMES.
BURGESS. MARGUERITE TRACY. In
and sister. MARGUERITE TRACY BUR
CESS. who died January Il. 1885.
She had smile for every one.
heart as pure as sold:
To. those who knew and loved. her
Her msnoIy vii never grow old
wE1T5fa AH5 81 EER NR HaIg5E 5En EAEsEE 4gy
Mr. JOHN TRACY. JOHNNIE TRACY.
HAWKINS. WILLIAM E. AND JAMES Z.
Of M our de devoted s' brothers. His " WILLIAM III Z.
HAWKINS. who departed this life twen-
syhres snd 5sMs yssrs sso HAk1Ns RsssTS Who i9 De-
parted this life twenty years aso today.
January 10 1915.
Let us think of them today.
sieeplng: ms: reStins. & lust away; .,
DEXoTEp sisTEEs BLANCHE VIII.
SON AND MAMIE HAWKINS.
HUFF. SUSIE B. In sad but loving re.
membrance of my dear mother. SUSIE
B. HUFF. who entered eternal rest one
fs iSg ;SfHf }sas'fE sos ERNzs4 II 9as e. Ed
our brother, SAMUEL II. MOORE. who
pass passed a away sg,,o two years ago today. jan
BROTHER AND SISTERS
RAMEY. MRS, JAMES w. In memory Of
our dear and loving mother. Mrs. JAMES
w. RAMEY. who died February 5. 1898.
Dear mother. our hearts still acne
with sadness. God only knows how. We
miss you through these sad and lonely
WRITTEN BY HER DAUGHTER AND
son MRS. JOHN TRACY, Mr. j. j.
ROGERS. MARY z. In loving remem-
ROGERS. who departed this life eigh;
years ago today January 10. 1928. -
Peaceful be thy rest. dear mother,
'Tis sweet to breathe thy name.
In life we loved you dearly. 10y
In death we do the same. -
HER SONS. HERBERT AND KENNETH.
SOUDER. JOSEPH A. In loving memory
OF my dear father. JOSEPH A. SOUDER
who passed away five years ago today
January 10. 1881. -
Remembrance is a golden chain
Death tries to break but all in vain,.
To have to love and then TO part .
Is the greatest sorrow OF ones heart.
HIS SON. FRED. .
WEIGEL. SOPHIA In loving remembrance
Of my dear wife. SOPHIA D. WEIGEL
who died two years ago today. January
10. 1884.
Time speeds on. two years have passed
Since death its gloom its shadow cast
Within our home. where all seemed
And took from me a shining light.
miss that light. and ever will.
Her vacant place there's none to fill:
Down here I mourn. but not in vain,
For UP in heaven We will meet again..
HER HUSBAND.
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BABBINGTOS. WILLIAM j. In memory OF
our dear father WILLIAM j. BABBING-
TON. who departed this life four years
aso today, January 10. 1882.
God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills were hard 10 climb,
He gently closed his loving eyes
And whispered Peace be thine"
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GREENLow. KENNETH PRESCOTT O,

Thursday. January IL, 1880. at mis- resi-
dence 29I4 Bladensnurs ROAD ne
KENNETH PRESCOTT GREENLOW. be-
loved husband Of Clara GreenloW. Fu-
neral from his late residence on Mon
day. January 20. at ! pm. Relative5
and friends invited Interment Airing
ton National CemeterY. u
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LOST.

Lost and Found Advertisements
for the daily Star uiu 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.
BOSTON PUP-Brindle white white riah,
ear and eye, "Pipry"; strayed from ""24
Otis st. ne. Potomac 1851 Reward.
New York: between Union Station and 3sth
st OF taxicab. Emerson 57.S.
CUFF .BUTTON-Gold, c. G.. F.: taxi
about 10 days ago. Columbia ss41.
DR1vING GLOVE, Monday night. between
keWapd Phone apS Potosc the sese0 7aS
FOX TERRIER coach dog, male. black. and
brown ears: Vicinity. Of i4th and Newton
3425 18th st. NV. Phone Adams 3317. :
GLAssEsIBIfocal. in Etz case; Navy Yard
ward. SIG East CAPITOL ST. 3rd floor.
GLASSES (oxfords), bifocal; near Roose.
welt Hotel or 18th and F, near Allies Inn
Reward. Roosevelt Hotel Room 416.
LEATHER CASE. small fiat on train from
Friday eve: reward.' Clarendon saSs sss-Fi' T.
PURSE-Lady's black: Friday afternoon,
Jan. /, in Woodward G Lothrop's. 4th FIR
res. room. G. L. Hutchison. Line. 50SS. :
III, gaa ysGw nS. gold on su1sSay s1aSnyx ss
ward Phone Columbia 4O6S.
RING. gold seal. with blue setting. name
inside. Reward. Phone Potomac 3920-J.
SPANIEL black. male. Phone Metropolitan
922S. Reward:
SUIT CASE-Black, initials J. NJ; r.; taken
by mistake on Richmond to- Wa shinston
train. Saturday at $40. I have suit case
with K. j. C. Call Potomac 21S0.
WIGS f2). in package; lost in taxi Satur-
day afternoon. Reward. Call District
2755 any week day.
WIRE TERRIER. lost near Harvard and
18th NV. female white. dark head
markings; name Lorna" Call Adams
S391-W.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER. male. harness
ward Phone Adams 513S.