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Evening star., 1936-03-08
F. A. RASCH FUNERAL
WILL BE HELD TODAY
DR.. Frederick B. Harris, Foundry
M. E. Pastor, to Conduct Rites
for Oregonian,

Funeral services for Fred A. Rasch
will be held today at 2:30 pm. at
Gawler's funeral chapel. DR.. Fred
erick B. Harris, pastor of Foundry
M. E. Church, will conduct the serv-
ice, which was delayed, following Mr..
Rasch's death last Tuesday, until the
arrival Of Mrs. Rasch, who had been
visiting In the West.
Mr.. Rasch came here from his for
mer home in Oregon about IL years
ago, having been appointed an ex-
aminer of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. He retired, last month as
president of the Oregon State Society
of this city. Death came after a short
illness.
Honorary pallbearers have been
named as follows: Clyde B. Aitchison,
Carl Smith, M. A. Pattison, L. H. Ma
comber, Hall Johnston, Frank M.
Shortall, DR.. w. N. Johannessen and
j. Reeves Bell.
Following cremation, the ashes will
be sent to Portland, Oreg, where his
mother and two brothers live.
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Deaths Reported.

James Madison Kelly, 10 9:s Maryland
william F Lewis. a, els Quincy St,
August George Hermann. 73, 1901 Eli
Amelia S. ourand. -3. .ells lst st.
Games T vaughan d,,,a,n,. - G1% T Ha,n,,s :, ns
Sarah Favelson. 20, 14ll 2lst st.
James P Shannon. 81. 353S Park pl.
Clarence R. Ronsaville. "a. Garfield Hos
jeanette L Banf. 81. 80. 4th st, sw.
Harry E Bales. -. Waller Reed Hospital.
Richard Bonwit; 30: 2sn;t Woodley d, rd
Lillian NJ, Morton. 46. :;5i4 Rodman st
Marcus Collier a.. Providence Hospital
Bernard Hilleary. 81. Georsetown Univer-
Roy w Saunders. 81. 530s sth st.
James De Perini. 30, Gallinser Hospital.
William NJ Hartnett 81. Veterans Ad-
ministration Facility.
Nathaniel T. Moore 81. $50, 1th st. ne.
Dennis Brlscoe, 80. Gallineer Hospital.
RRalph Adams: 40 Galiinserr, Hospital.
c5ra cmnf L5ns Rns 30 Gsnse, Hosots
Infant James A. Douglas. Gallineer Hos
Mary Herbert Roberts. so, Emergency Hos
Annie Tilson, so. a4:4 Brown st.
william R; Doores. "a, 5al! SD St
Thomas B. Howell 81. Emergency Hospital.
Ollie G: Slough, 81. Providence Hospital.
Minnie c: Hedrick. 50, 237 Concord ave.
Emmett G: Green AZ: 6l5 Morton, st.
Sister Mary Leonard. "a. Providence Hos
pital.
George Hutton. rs 1s SD st. ne.
William Duncan. 80 Gallinger Hospital.
Edward Brooke. 65. Freedmen's Hospital
Bertha Matthews, 80. ls2! Corcoran st.
Carey B. Jackson So, 1905 5Oth St ne.
George Hamilton, 80 Casualty Hospital.
Luther Johnson As. AS. L St sw
Martha Butler. 81. Gallinger Hospital.
Roscoe Evans "A. Gallinger Hospital
Josephine E. Hill. "A. l342 Corcoran st.
Richard Richardson. %. Walter Reed Hos
pital
Infant Calvin Bonhart Gallinger Hospital
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OFFICIALS TO Attend
GRACE MOORE DINNER|
Opera and Screen Star Will Be
Honored by Tennessee State
Society Tonight.

An elaborate dinner and reception
feting Grace Moore, opera and screen
star, has been arranged for 8 pm. to-
night at the Mayfiower Hotel by the
Tennessee State Society of Washing
ton. Miss Moore, who is a native of
Tennessee, will appear in concert in
Constitution Hall this afternoon.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Hull, Speaker of the House and Mrs.
Byrns. Justice James c. McReynolds
and the entire congressional delega-
ton from Tennessee are among those
who have arranged to be present at
the banquet tonight. Speaker Byrns
will make the principal address, and
Senator Mcclellan will have a part on
the program. Senator Bachman will
be toastmaster.
Others who will be here for the din
ner include Miss Moore's husband
Senor Valentin Parera, and her par
ents, Col. and Mrs. r. L. Moore OF
Chattanooga.
Tickets to the dinner, now avail
able at the Mayflower, will not be
on sale after 1890 am. today, ac-
cording to announcements by Jack
Gates, president of the Tennessee So
ciety, who Is in charge of the dinner
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Marriage Licenses.

George F. Ames,- 20: 1919 Nineteenth St,
and Elizabeth L; Martin. Il, 2767 Wood
and Gertrude M: Gibbon. is. 626 q
zrs St noia ne i Rey Rsgv.2: G. H corkran; W.,
ten, =: 20 ssth Of ~ z"i iish 1i,A. St.: Esv. rev
hdss5s Eess 6oss shsts 81 hosok 3s5k V e. ksS ssa
Robert L Barber: gas:. 81: u Leyistown Pa. end
Psisy s II f. schsaI; hsan,a 90 Yeasertown. Pa;
Charles n E. M perk. Is, Philadelphia. and
Dorothy . BY N L Y Wiliams' iann 20. l71a D st,
sf ana Msrssret David. q; 40Gh'$6' 1as6 Nichois;
R,d~inb aye se; : Rsy MIrS,. ! H. Taylor ,.rv
slos,artk. E q: 10Th both Of Rehmond.f tn mif' Va: =
seldom sey II Il H,rRes Rewlaad 81 East Falls Church
Falls & Church, Va: Rev, VIII ": ii. HOFFMAN. Hnsn.
walter aae A.,.H AekeEman so,:@s - Lowell Mass
Masnsrd Mnsi 'Sdss w. sord F. Ms''5sfS ~ pssren Va
va vna Re1t Hsnnis s 4 Z es GnFne't' 40 Tet0tum'
shire. ave. and Anne NJ. Boyd, 20, Front
Royal, va; Rev. H. NJ Aennls ,
Bernice Martin. rs. Richmond. Va;
Rev. A. F. Poorc.
Leg fmsseSs s@Nn E r. rrecst sehez Mss cssdon and
Nebr.; Rev J. F. Wenchel
Eugenio Mora; 35; Annapolis. Md, and
Nd; Rev E. j. A. Nestor.
James Inman. As. and Gladys / Childrey,
"a, both OF Richmond. Va; Rev. J. G.
James E. Crenshaw. 90. 10 L ST.. and
Mary Blackwell, 21, 2el St; Rev.
Joe T. Bright. 25. 1913 9th st., and Ed
Edward !. soruill. 81, 1921 10th ST.;
Edward Matthews. 81. and Dora E. John
son; 20; both of 9l7'a Barry pl.; Rev
Georee coiey. as 1903 4th St. and Annie
A Arts; II. 1907 4th st; Rev. w. H
Edward McAlpine. 80. and Anna Mack
%. both of 9l6 Westminster ST. Rev
b J. Pogue.
Viola Jones. 80. 904 26th ST.. Rev. J. T
Harvey.
:s.. both Of 1887 lst st. s.w.; Rev. W
Westray.
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Births Reported.

William and Lois Avery boy.
BENJAMIN and Mae Fein. boy
Clarence r. and Elizabeth Cook. boy.
paul and Lily herman: boy.
William and Kathryn Magee. 10y.
Dee and Ruth Brown. boy
Harold and Anna Hazelton, boy.
Herman and Selma Sollish. glrl.
Roy and Myrtle Ferguson. girl.
Clarence and Jean Silver. girl.
Wesley A. and Louise Whittlesey. boy
Earl and Bertha Dyer. boy.
Wendell and Helen CheSser. boy.
Lenwood and Eva Folk. boy.
Henry and Libby Greene boy
Albert and sylvia Sherman, girl.
John and Mary Bohlayer. girl.
Joseph and Elizabeth Burke. girl.
Theodore and Margaret Green. boy.
Stiles and Lucie Decker. boy.
James and Norma Brown. boy.
Thomas and Pearl Schoen. slrl.
John and Mary Proctor boy.
Arthur and Ella Johnson. sirl.
John and Ethel Tyler. boy.
Lenard and Lena Thompson, 10y.
Waverly and Minnie Brown. girl.
Henry and -Addie Roy boy.
James and Minnie Brown. girl,
Alexander and Rebecca Miles. boy.
Wilbert and Irene Jones. boy.
James and Geneva Dixon. boy.
Jerome and Mary Nesbit. girl.
Frank and Mary Parker. boy.
John and Nora Harris. boy.
Ruth and Richard Powers. boy.
John and Pollie Smith. boy.
Richard and Mary Hubbard. boy.
Robert and Eliz O'Brien girl.
William and Edith Robinson. girl,
William and Lis Mangum. girl.
Philip and Annette Notes. girl
Robert and HedWig Newcome. siy!.
Charles and Helen Mullen. boy.
Raymond and bel White. boy.
Edward and Marjorie Roberts. boy.
Ralph and Vara Rickda!l, boy.
Francis and Theresa Brahler. girl.
Joseph and Isabelle Powers. girl.
L,oyd and Verda Becker gil.
Daniel and Helen Slatsery. Girl.
Berbard and Lillian Eiler. eirl.
Arthur and E ther. Clark boz.
Clinton and Dorothy Howard. boy.
William and Sarah Short boy.
Harold and Jane Carter. girl.
Frank and Catherine Williamson.
Aaron and Vivian Long, boy.
Nathaniel and Josephine Glenn. boy.
Frank and Florence Harrison. girl.
Charles and Airline Hughes, girl.
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Garha nt Thanka.

ABRAMS. THOMAS J. We wish to express
our grateful appreciation to the ] st Sep
arate Battalion of the District National
Guard of the James E. Walker Post. Col.
West A. Hamilton. commander. and to
our dear friends for their kind express
sions OF sympathy.
ANNIE NJ LUCAS AND FAMILY.
BROWN. ROBERT MATTHEW. We wish
to thank the relatives. friends and neigh-
bors of ROBERT MATTHEW BROWN
for their. Kindness during the illness OF
and al the death OF the deceased
MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL BANNISTER.
MOORE. JOHN Z. The family OF the late
John E. MOORE Tish ds,, to than 3a aori or
tributes and concessions OF sympathy
at the death OF our beloved father and
husband
CARRIE MOORE AND DAUGHTER.
PYLES. j. THOMAS The family o: the
late J. THOMAS PYLES wish to thank
their many friends for the beautiful
floral tributes and other expressions OF
sympathy during the recent illness and
at the death of their beloved husband
and father. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

renewing, amending or junking that
act. If it junks or cripples it, the policy
of reciprocal misunderstanding. which
already has induced sharp revival
of trade with several nations, will come
to an abrupt end.
Issue Will Be Clear.
The issue will be clear.
Broadly, is this country to follow
the path Of an widening market
for the products of its workmen and
farmers-or is it to embark on the
rough channel of super-nationalistic
economies. barring out the imports
that would enable others to buy ous
exports, and looking forward to reg
imented production and perhaps per-
petual unemployment?
Specifically, is the guiding spirit of
our future tariff writing to be prac-
tical local politics, or scientific i'm
partiality?
The power to "administrate" tariffs
instead of "legislating" them--a power
exercised by the executive authority of
nearly every other important nation
is not new idea with President
Roosevelt. 1t has been sought before
by Presidents who could not induce
Congress to yield its sacred preroga-
tive" of being lobbied and log rolled
half to death every time the word
tariff" was mentioned on Capitol
Hill.
1t is around this point Of congress
sional prerogative" that the first at
tack on the Hull policy will be built
The professional log rollers know that
is a touchy point on Capitol Hill
They know, also, that once they get in
position to put elected Representatives
and Senators "on the spot" With re-
spect to certain duties applying to
their States, putting through a bill
that boosts schedules all along the
line is lead-pipe cinch. 1t always
has been.
Legislators Make Swaps.
! There are 435 Representatives or
the Hill and 96 Senators. All those
who are working for new tariff sched-
ules at all are working for some spe.
ciflc higher one-never lower. ST
when the inevitable trading begins
they put Jim's higher duty in in ex.
change for Bills, and the few voice.
crying out against inevitable relation!
against our exports are lost in tn,
wilderness.
Now, nobody has ever particularly
blamed the Congressman for votins
tariffs that had as their chief effec
higher profits for the successful tariff
seekers and systematic gouging O.
the consuming public 1t was rec
ognized part of the political game.
Perhaps the heartiest chuckle Sec
retary Hull is enjoying these days i
the bitter charge frequently heard tina
the Department of State is negotiating
the schedules of its ;eciprocal treatie
behind closed doors"
In the old days the tariff rates werl
not only written behind the closee
doors of star-chamber congressional
committee sessions, but frequently only
members of the majority party wer,
present. And the bills, of course, were
delicately balanced so that enough
members got what they wanted tt
insure passage.
Under the present act, Mr.. Hulls
non political experts listen to the rep,
resentatives of business. but they have
available. also the most complete pos.
sible information on the direct ano
indirect effects on American business
of changing every rate that is up fol-
considera tion
Collect Factual Material.
Experts of the Tariff Commission
collect factual material, the Treasury
examines the currency and exchange
Evening star., 1936-03-08
Draths

BONwIT. RICHARD. On Friday. March
rd NV n~ # e!f ssiSeses VIZ sge9
wit and father of Mildred NJ Borwit
He is also rO by sister L9uo
Bernard Danzansky. 35O1 14th st. NV,
on Sunday. March s. at 1880 am. In
CATION Cemetery 8
BUKEY. BENTON MAGRUDER. On Thurs
Gait esi Mftss BfsrSs INA Ia huKs4 AREs!si
oved anS Aaeis s'fhs sakey and and son on
Of the late John S. and Roberta n
Islas; Bukey, Funeral services at Gawler,s
March March 9; e.; at pm. 1nterment at
BURKE. EDWIN o. On Friday March g.
b.;oS.d bsSS at n,.bsn1 415 Pm EpWIN BURKE
George and Paul Burke Remains may
nersi be seGsa a. hf " YOU anss s Jarvis
6 pm. Sunday. Funeral from St. Au-
sustine's Church.: 18Th st. between L
ana an N sts. n'w.' Tuesday. March 10; at
CAIN: JACOB. On Friday. March 6, 1896.
JACOB, aged 20 years; husband Of Rena
Csfd Cshn Funeral from the chapel OF Ber-
mens % Washinsaon sh n Hebrew II rev. Cemetery me-
SSEEoI Ss,aS.5 4 Ssq5s sssfna jTFs Il Sls
Lee funeral home. ;4th st. and Mass. ,s,; ave;
on ns Mohsss hsss Msrcb sereeS vi D be
tives and friends inyited to attend: In.
terment Arlington National Cemetery at
. pm.
CLARK. MATTE. Departed this life Fri
6l7 Bird st. s.w., MATTE CLARK. She
leaves to mourn their loss one SON three
Barnes { Matthews funeral home. Ola
4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later.
COLLIER MARCUS $: On THURSDAY
MaRcus sn cohL1ER L eeioved
Theresa and the late Richard Collier
nd o eF0hsr ct GarT sesees Msfy at a1f the
Hines Co, funeral home. 29o1 18th St.
NV. on Sunday. March 8 at 80 pm
1nfer%sat riiie Ma M0n0'a'S Cemetery SeatsS-
CONRAD. GIHoN ALEXANDER. On Sat-
urday, March z. 1896. at his residence,
aoS III AEaxNDER al fasef coNRA6 sziSt 5eossd 51sssd
Of Amos and Elizabeth Conrad. brother
RemsinsS Mains resting At h the W Ernest Jarvis
tice of funeral later.
DAVIDSON. SOLOMON, On Saturday,
Flegman Of Cleveland. Ohio Harry
Davidson Of Denver, Colo; Mrs. Fannie
Buckofi and Nathan Davidson. Funeral
from the chapel Of Bernard Danzansky.
35O1 14th st. NV. Monday. March Q. at
1:30 pm. Interment Adas Israel Gene
terry.
DAVIS. HAYWOOD. On Saturday. March
:. 1886. HAYWOOD DAVIS. devoted
husband of Leatha Davis. He also leaves
his father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry E. Davis! two sisters and host
of other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1892 You st. NV. Notice of
funeral later.
DE NOTE. WESLEY e. On Saturday.
LEY E. DE NOTE Of 1926 Benton st.
NV. husband of Iva De Motto and ia
ther Of William o. De Motto Of Meeteetse.
Wyo.. and Mrs. H. A. Hook Of Washing
Monday. March q. at $3.50 pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
DE PERRIN. JAMES H. Suddenly, on Fri
EN efy Masss saed 80 sss gsaTs Sss
MsFSP RsSin 'pss SaTro nsTs snd
from ths rssIdeaes as Of his sister Mes o
ana friends invited. 1nterment Cedar
6M OotuetosSs -- -
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1n Mpn1nrtaut .

FRYE. CATHERINE In memory Of nv
voted mother. CATHERINE FRYE who
&. 1a34 N-
HER SON. GEORGE D. FRYE. =.
JACKSON. WILLIAM A tribute of love
10 the memory Of our devoted son and
brother. WILLIAM JACKSON. who de-
parted this life nine years ago today,
March s. 1927.
sleep
And speak to US once againo
true that your Slunber is deep so deep
But deeper by far is our pain
MOTHER. BERTHA JACKSON; BROTH
Err. JAMES JACKSON
SMITH; JAMES E In memory of my dssr
brother JAMES E. SMITH. who de-
parted this life ten years ago today,
March s. 1926.
I'll soon be at home over there
For the end of my journey I see:A
Many dear to my heart over there
Are watching and waiting for me
LOVING SISTER. MAMIE SMITH BUR
WILLIAMS. CATHERINE. In remembra ne
OF our dear mother. CATHERINE I"KTf-
TY''D WILLIAMS. who crossed the IA r
Inirty-one years ago today. March s.
AS narrow. grows the earthly chain
The circle widens in the sky;
THESE are our treasures that remain
But those are stars that shine on hisf
JAMES WILLIAMS. IDA JONES. =
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PARISH LAYMEN MEET
Fifty in Port Tobacco Area Form
Mems Organization.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LA PLATA, Md. March Fifty
laymen of Port Tobacco Parish met
here to form a permanent mems
organization for the parish. Tenn
porary officers were elected as follows:
r. H. Lee Reich. president; Algie
Cooksey, vice president. and Allison
Ryon. secretary-treasurer.
Lieut.. Col S. Granville Munsen,
assistant to the judge advocate gen.
eral, addressed the meeting. James
c. Mitchell. Wallace S. Barnes and
George Edward Adams were chosen to
draft bylaws to be presented at q
meeting called for April IA.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
BY BLAIR MOODY.

Those who believe that greater pros
perity for the United States lies in
expanding its markets abroad have
taken out their calendars and placed
a bright, red circle around the
year 1887.
They are girding for a momentous
clash with the high-duty hierarchy
that dominated the Nations trade
policies for years. but could not hold
back the 1ood-gate power of President
Roosevelt in the days of his "congres-
sional honeymoon.
For before the next administration
Is six months old, the emergency tariff
act, under which Secretary of State
Hull is writing down trade barriers
that have stifled Americas sales to
foreign buyers, will expire.
On the Congress elected next Fall
will devolve the power and duty oil
Evening star., 1936-03-08

Lost ana Found advertisements
for the daily Sta, ,Diu be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. inctus,ue. 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.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
Commissioned in Marines.

John E. Fondahl, lieutenant on
the Metropolitan Police Force, was
commissioned yesterday as first lieu
tenant in the Fleet Marine Corps Re-
serve. Fondahl is second in command
at the first police precinct.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
DELEGATE RESIGNS
Albert Joshua Lomax Quits Mary
land Assembly.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEoNARDTOWN. Md. March T.
State Tobacco Inspector Albert Joshua
Lomax of this city who was elected to
Maryland House Of Delegates on the
Republican ticket in 1884, has resigned
as Delegate.
Lomax gives as his reason that he
could not hold both positions under
the constitution of the State.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
FIGHT ON TARIFFS
IS SEEN NEXT YEAR
Backers of HuI's Policy
Girding for Battle With
High-Duty Hierarchy.

This is the sirth of a series OF
articles discussing the implications
OF Secretary of State HulPS CAM
paign to restore Americas S10,000,-
000,0 foreign trade through the
lepeling of trade barriers and ar
Yangement OF a series of reciprocal
international agreements.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
LOST.

Inx g1LL FoLDtadys o.r adi. ssSntalnnE M s9S v
NJ. Thomas. Apt. 419. Cavalier Hotel Sc
BMLFoLD. containing money and a driv-
er,s permit and other papers Reward.
John RTsda0ek 5,s aas4:w Grant circle NV. Phone
BOSTON s55 BULL male mall, white feet ,i brass;
tail Reward. Cleveland 803s.
COLLIE PUP, 8 months. tan and white.
name. Mack: lost Friday. = pm. from
SIG st. Sc. Lincoln s7a2: Reward.
DIAMOND P;s RING plstinrmn setting; lost
st. NV Phone Columbia 4sI7-J.
FOUNTAIN PEN. lady's. probably in cab
hailed on upper 18th st. going to Roosevelt
High School Sat. s:l5 a m. Wis. 2S09. o.
GOLD BAR PIN. initials IN. ]. B." be-
tween 4th and lst on D Sc. Reward. s3a
tomac 0133. Reward,
PIN. hand-carved ebony: lost between
Phone Lincoln a4sa-J, ''''''
RING fraternity. * G. E." 14th st. near
srs ns avs sank Msan5n tS t9s Nfx amD
WATCH mans nat green gold Lanjeun
diamond. Reward. 4a07 Kansas ave. NV.
WRIST WATCH. gold, Swiss monogrammed
"A. c. M: lost Thursday. 1923 r: !.
ave. NV. Reward. Metropolitan 1645.
WHIST TWATcHmLaay's; white gold; GEueq.
ave. ne Reward. Lincoln 5234.
WRIST WATCH. ladys. small Hamilton.
about midday Saturday. Florida ave. be-
tween 10th and Conn. ave. Reward. CO.
the III Mayfiower Hotel Return nj to lost and nd
found dept. Mayhower Hotel.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

hAkSEf. aLfRED D: Suddenly. on Sat
p!tal, ALFRED D. HARVEY. beloved hus-
band of Ruth NJ. Harrc" and father Of
Charles NJ. and Herbert A. Harvey, Re-
mains resting al Gasch's Sons funeral
home. 4ti Maryland ave HyattsviiIe,
No Services at the above funeral home
On Monday March q at > pm Re!a-
Wh:tfeld u. E. Cemetery Iauham Nd
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HARVEY. ALFRED n. officers and men

S pe.S OF ACacGSt'a a Council. No
81. J.
ALFRED d EAPVE- o-de, Al NJ
the courrilor, y p rsTEAN
Attest: r THOMAS Soc 60
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on Thnl Ia. March ! 1896 a. 5:i5
an. EyELIN A. HARLEY. the beloved
Thomas NJ Hariev and deroted sister Of
Robert. Rhoda and John Harley, she
also is survived BY host of other REQ
lFeS ana friends. Remains NAV be
viewed all DAY Sunday. March 8. a, hor
late residence. 10, 9TH ST. NV. Fu-
nera! serriHes. at the HOY -Rcdee, .er
ave. NV. Mondey. March q. at 10 an.
Relatives and friends invited $
Evening star., 1936-03-08

MAGRUDER. LULA Louise. On Wed
pitel. LULA LOUISE. the beloved wife
OF James E, .Magruoer and sister Of Mrs.
Nettie Mullican of Silver Spring. Mrs.
Daisy Gill of Washington D. c.. and
Edward Kisner of Lavhiil.- Md Re
mains resting At the home of her sister
Mrs A: l. Mullican. .22 Sligo ave, Sill
Southern NJ E.. Church Layhill Md :,
Sunday. March s. at 2::}0 pm. Rela-
tives and friends are invited Interment
St. Johns CeueterY. QlpeY Nd
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~. M RS .1ence. i i5G lie iisa-
Wy. Fsr;; L-nc We. EDGAR D VINS6N.
IA htE. o. My. Eva n Wand o! Kee-
ty.V!lie. ia MS F. NJ Pice of WaSt-
;Att2!'' s-,i =, 2 G Mr. c. J. Dwyer sot
Irene Fir Hefter. M CNa-ies y.
fnl Harry F V!nson Flnc@a. ssrv.ces
konc 400 Cha-;n $. NV. on sTnday'
March a. ! ON Ralr,lres ard frIen~
Irn lnyl'ed. Intc.mcnt at Gaithors.
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JOHNSON, LEILA. Departed this life Sat

KING. JOHANNA. On Saturday, March :.
1926. at Providence Hospital JOHANNA
KING NEE Cox wife of the late Ed
dence, 1891 Park rd. NV on Tuesday.
March 10. at $50 IN. REQUIEM mass
at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart at 10
am. Relatives and friends invited In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Please
omit flowers q
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H',It " - WIILfFNI VI. Ut WtONPS CHY.
March 1886. at Mount Alto Hospital.
WILLIAM NJ. HARTNETT. beloved hus-
oand OF Hattie A. Hartrett and brother
81 Rev. Hartnett OF Los Angeles Calf
Remains resting at Frazler's funpra!
nome $50 Rhoce Island ave NV. Fu-
era! Mondcy March 9 at ] pm In
terment Arlinston National Cereierr s
Evening star., 1936-03-08

KrAL. FRsNk D. On Friday March 6.
1896. FRANK D. kRALL. the beloved
brother cf Mrs. Arthur c. Conneu Fu-
neral services at the residence of his
SISTER. l45 INLAND terrace ne on Sun
day. March $. at pm. Relatives ano
frlenIs invited. 1nterment at Phila-
delphla Pa.
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SUESS. .JIfSTINF

-. - tSIINL. OI FTIudy: MaFCh Y,
JUSTINE SUES 'pTdee WldoW q Sf5f5o Pfot Va: WM9
nei Sucs5. 'Cvil War veteran foster
mother OF MIS-. ,JuSLina weber. F.
Southeast funeral home, jI1 IIth 81.
Sc. on Monday, March q at :, M
Re.atlyes and friends invited Inter-
ment Evergreen Cemetery. Bladens0urz
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day. March &. 1915 al 81 Ejizabeths
HoSpita. as the result O. al operation.
MIS-. BESSIE c. WAGNER. She is sur
Fiied by three sisters. Mrs J. l. Laurent
OF Wilmington. Del Mrs Lula White Of
Parkersburs. ". Va. and Mrs E +
OrreH OF Frostburs Nd Remains will
be sent To Cumberland Nd
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Friday March s. 1856. At EmersenS
Hospital. CHARLES BERTRAND STEM
ART, beloved husband of Orphia an
Stewart. Funeral from Saffeil's chspe
9th and H sts. NV. on Monday. Mar. i
= at $50 am. Mass at St Aloyshs
Church at lU am Friends and re,a
tIves invited. Interment Mount Olive,
Cemetery.
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MAYERHoFER. GERTRUDE. On saturda,

March : 1886. GERPRUDTE 81 eMINuYEETRs. MNYERs,.
HoFER. beloved wife Of Kasper Mayer
hofer and mother of Gertrude E, Clara
p. Mayerhofer Mrs. Theresa G. Beavers,
C.. and Mrs. Helen Brewer of Annapolis,
Md Funeral from her late residence. $50
Maryland ave. ne. on Tuesday March
10. at :, pm. Relatives and friends in
yited Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery @
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LEE, WYATT A. On Friday. March &.
1896. At his residence. 1919 Iith st.
NV, WYATT a. LEE. beloved husband
OF Theresa *. Lee Funeral services at
at 70 am. Interment Mount Olyet
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FOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN. 6-sITE Or
location near chapel. Atlantic 1897 ~ 9
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HOPPER. GUY s. On Saturday. March
1896. at his residence. 44Ul Charles 81
Brentwood. Nd. GUY S. HOPPER. be-
loved husband Of JQIla H. Hopper Re-
mans reStlns at the W. W Chambers
GO funeral home. 400 Chaplin st. n "
Notice OF funeral later