davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-09-05
Uarn uf Chunks.

KEY. GEORGE Z. BERNARD. We wish to
extend our heartfelt thanks to relatives.
friends. co-workers of the Bureau Of
Engraving & Printing D. C.. Fire De
partment and st. Luke's P. E. Church
pathy. floral tributes and services dur
ing the lingering illness and at the dsaIh
Of our dear father. GEORGE e. BER-
MARGARET KEY KELsoN. CAPT J.
G. BENNETT KEY. LULU KEY NAN,
MING of D. c. and DIR. GEORGE
BERNARD KEY of st. Louis. Mo. 9
Evening star., 1936-09-05
Report for Last 81 Hours

Record for Last n Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon todav.)
Highest, rs. at 800 pm. yesterday,
Lowest. 81. at 5:45 am. today.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. los. on July 10.
Lowest, 0, on January 23,
Evening star., 1936-09-05
GUN VICTIM RIDDLED
Body Found Beside Auto Believed
That of Brooklyn Man.

That of Brooklyn Man.
LOCH SHELDRAKE, N. Y, Sep
tember 5 (P).-The body of a man
who had been shot five times was
found sprawled in a dirt road beside
a large automobile here early today.
State police said an automobile
drivers license found in his wallet
bore the name of Irving Ashkenas,
"a, of Brooklyn. The victim had been
shot twice over the heart, once back
of the left ear. once in the left cheek
and once in the right side.
Evening star., 1936-09-05
swell, Pm Coing,''
Dying Words of
Arizona Man, lO8

2. thC Associated Press.
PRESCOTT, Ariz.. September
5.-Edward Mckinley, who
claimed to be 1o8 years old and
attributed his longevity to his
daily nip" of hard liquor. took
his daily walk yesterday, then
announced:
We'll, I'm going"
A few minutes later he was
dead.
1--WE got to keep the ole wagon
oiled up," he said on his last
birthday, taking his usual nip"
I'm good for so years yet"
He danced q Jig when his
birthday cake was cut.
Evening star., 1936-09-05

HENRY P. SEIDEMANN,
Who has been named director
OF the Bureau OF Federal Old
Age Benefits OF the Social
Security Board, succeeding
Murray w. Latimer. Seide-
mann, 1Dho comes from Teras,
has been tuith the board for
some time as co-ordinator of
administrative and account
ing procedure. L1timer re-
signed to deDote himself en-
tirely to his duties as chair
man of the Railroad Retire.
ment Board.
-UnderUood & Underwood
Photo.
Evening star., 1936-09-05

Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, 76,
mother Of F. Scott Fitzgerald,
noted author, ,DaS buried to-
day in st. Mary'S Catholic
Church Cemetery, Rockville,
tollo,Ding services in the
church. Mrs. Fitzgerald, lDho
died Wednesday night in a
Rockville sanitarium, Hved in
Washington q number of
gears, for some time at 2400
Sixteenth street.
Her son first attained fame
shortly after the War as the
author OF "This Side of Para
disc"
Evening star., 1936-09-05
Roosevelt

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1936-09-05

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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The Sun and Moon,
Precipitation,

PfeclpitatiOn.
Monthly precipitation in inches in the
CAPITAL tCurrent month datel.
Evening star., 1936-10-18

The Are you going to eat :
onions" girl, who inquiries Of the
gentleman sitting alongside,
Honey, are you going to eat
onions?" before serving herself.
Good form, yes, but more CONNIE
il faut" if she first puts the ques-
ton to her host or hostess.
Evening star., 1936-02-18
Marriage Licenses

John W; Watts, %. l1o1 Stevens I'd, Sc.
Red Fad HfieR G,asbsnsss;n x Mltshs is. 1925 ST.
Blanche L. Fletcher. 81. 5I9 ouintana
p.Di Di; m's Rev 9. =; Dudley. .,.,n, ~
and Laura S. Piez 80. Shoreham Hotel;
Rev. Luther Frantz.
Douglas E. BRANDED. 22, 725 11th st. ne.
and and sara L Hays. 1s. 43o 18th st. Sc;
John S. Lewis. 20. 2eaO 18th st. Sc. and
Edna M Branson. is. 3006 Nichols ave.
Robert E De Morslsnd 90. as4 18th st.
nex and Virginia Il. Van Sise. 10. 507
Mon AlasaPa Cfson fSf se 3 sev IS e. dhaSSns 69nnsr
ne. and Yvonne A. Rowe. IL. IA chan
,o5L ming gos,ros s. ne Rev; ;d.s N z Ger. German. -.
rd: Rev. A. j Olds..
Vernon L. Robey. SO. and Anna Barnes. 46.
both OF Petersburg. Fla; Rev. H. B.
John cephas "a. e1s esrd st.. and
Malinda M Beasley. 10. $40 gath st;
veoia cioiutterbacf:' is, ss4 Mclean ave.
s,w.. and Blanche Hagans. 10, 47s L
JAMES si * Hsynes Esy 4 70 w61tinf yTs St and
Elva N. Freyman, 10. 2509 @ st. s.e
st and Mart6s clagaett iG' is f56s st
Eugene Atkins. 2s. issa vernon st.. and
Mable knight. 20. 1s46 Vernon ST; Rev.
Fred L Marion, 90. Pilot Mountain N. c,
c: enc Rev egth s5TsTs bnn5.m 49, East Bend, N
William Cash, 80. 1924 B ST. ne and
Jessie Franklin, 80. 1911 B st. ne; Rev
chsgnsey mccoy "a; and Gladys Johnson
Herman A. Stevens. 35. and Louise E
Rev. Oscar Price.
Is. both of Mollusk. Va; Rev. A. r
Morris Thomas. o6. 1926 1st st. s.w.. and
Ruth c. Dunmore. Is. 1@09-A Carroll
burg ST. s.w.; Rev. J. B. Glenn.
John r. Grsllman' psb1rna s chieaso M anf nc
Va; Rev. B. z. Mohan.
Valeria Barker "a Salisbury. N. C.;
Judge r z. Mattingly.
Jesse W Ates. 81. 3927 Ellicott ST . and
Ernestins Goodwin. is. l70l Euclid ST
Russell L. snodgrass. 81. Bethesda. Nd.
and Helen Walker, IS. 2s4s .McGill ter.
Matthew NJ Barbour jr. %. SIC 3rd ST
sw. and Ruth Miller, 20. Arlington. Va.
Wallace W. Watkins. 35. 14O4 14th st.
and Catherine L. HusSon. 35. York. Pa
Rev. s. T Nicholas.
Thomas z. Jones. SO. and Ferne ScogRins
33. both of Rock Hill, S. c.; Rev. A. F
Ralph B. Preston. 81. National Trainini
q. 226 eth st. Sc; Rev. Freeley Rohrer
| Carson Davis. 35, 1915 D st. ne. anc
Gertrude J. Foster. 33. 1442 Rhode
Island ave; Rev. c. H. Jope.
Evening star., 1936-02-18
CORONER PROBES
DEATH IN RIVER
William ]. HeaIy, Clarendon
Said to Have Left Note
to Sister About viii.

A certificate of suicide has been Is
sued by the coroner in the case Of
William J. Healy, IS, of 429 Pershing
drive, Clarendon, Va, whose body was
recovered late yesterday from the ice
sheeted waters of the Potomac be-
meath Key Bridge.
George p. Taylor, 904 Irving street.
Clarendon, and Wilbur Kicker, 3l00
Seventh street, North Clarendon, told
police they saw Healy climb to the
railing of the bridge, totter for few
moments, and then plunge downward.
While hundreds Of spectators lined
the river bank and bridge and tenn
porarily confused traffic on M street
and the span, two members Of the fire
rescue squad were lowered by ropes to
the river to enable them to obtain the
body.
Healy was identified by Mrs. Ellen
Descules, his sister, with whom he had
lived during the last year, after a note
dated February 10 was found IN his
pocket informing her Of the where
abouts of his will.
Evening star., 1936-02-18
PNEUMONIA FATAL
TO DR.. G. FRANK DAY
Physician Here 35 Years Had
Been III Five Days-Funeral
Rites Tomorrow.

DR.. G. Frank Day, 70, Washington
physician for IS years, died Of pneu-
monia yesterday in Homeopathic Hos
pital. He had been i'll five days.
Funeral services will be held at 10: 80
am. tomorrow at the s. H. Hines fu-
neral home, 290l Fourteenth street.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
A native of Belaire, Ohio, DR.. Day
studied medicine in Cleveland and
later began his practice in Martins
burg, w. Va. After coming to Wash
ington he continued active practice
despite his advanced years and was
a member of the Homeopathic Med
ical Society of the District. He lived
at 1866 Columbia road.
Active in fraternal organizations
throughout his residence here, Dr. Day
was past grand chancellor Of Decatur
Lodge of the Knights of Pythias. He
also was a Mason.
His widow, Mrs. Amelia B. Day, al
sister. Mrs. Minnie McAllister of
Belaire, survice.
Evening star., 1936-02-18
Deatha

AMBLER. PATRICK H.. On Monday. Feb
rnsry II. 1885. At his residence; 1885
sIER. i BELOVED ss husband of T Louise n AM AM
bier and father Of Clifton Amber. No
tice OF funeral later. Remains resting
aat the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
s. q Isss; Iss dI;,. SS5EE
home. sI6 H St. ne. on Wednesday:
s5ssr' u = h9srmsss & as''sss :ae
BALDWIN. JAMES ANDREW. On Tues
fas bsksoS Ho JAMES s lssS q We
In i. " ana n' G.. T Il. issIId saIdwin nef of Washne-
e} ten p G and Mrs william A. SSlsspe
Hines CO; funeral home. ssol . i i4tR s. s
NV. on THURSDAY, February 20. at $3.50
pm: Interment Emmerton. Va. ID
BARNES, GEORGE RICHARDS. Departed
aEoReE @ m of RicaHR6s IsRsE saRaEs the e'5e be-
Barnes n He leaves ae to mourn nass ro their loss
Phillip, joseph. Taylor Turner. Gerald
ter. Doris Mason; q brother, Clarence;
two devoted sunts, sister-in-law: niece.
Remains resting at Gardeners funeral
home.
BEACH. MARY FRANCES. On Monday,
s ssrd IS st. lSSS 8W n MARY FsHNcE
liam Thomas Beach and mother Of Mrs;
Beseh. Punerai ef'i services at the ia' aboRs SVs
a p.m Relatives esSa and fy friends are re- in. n.
Vited' Interment at oien"ood Cemetery fs
BEAN. IDELLA: On Monday. February II.
ssResviiie. Nd. IDELLa. dauEhter Of
the late Asbury and Margaret z. Bean.
f1neraI y ess Some s4s4 asa Geores aVe svef
Spring. Md. Notice Of services later.
BITING, ABILENE. Departed this life
SUNDAY Sunday Febrqsry 1s; lass; after long
res,iIs ilnsTs; ADELENE sbs BITING Remains
home. 9iS Fla. ave. NV. Remains viii
be shipped to Winston-saiem N c.
BURDETTE. ALBERT II. Suddenly. on
dsy his resldenee si' al e e. ave Ta
husband OF Annie H. Burdette, lnee
Fanersl ssq fro tSe fskoma Ps 3as
Park seventh-Day Adventist Church on
| Wednesday. February 10. at pm. In
terment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. 1s
ruary II, 1886. at her residence. i3
Sheridan ave. HyattsvilIe. ND. CATH
| EhlNE. beloved daughter OF Mary Gull
len and the late John Cullen. Funeral
from st; Jerome's Catholic Church.
Hyattsvile. Nd. on "wednesday Feb.
GI91asry -. at am. Iaterment MOUNT
DARNALL. ANNE A. On Tuesday. Febru-
! airy 1S. 1896. at her residence 22f ] til
st, ne. ANNE A. DARNAE.L. Notice
of funeral later. 10
DAUSTER KATHERINE. On Monday
February II, 1895. KATHERINE DAUS-
TER. widow of William H. DauSter and
! friend Of Margaret Hanlos of 12&5 c ST.
sc. Funeral from the W. W. Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home. SIT 18th
st. Sc. on Wednesday, February. 10, at
| > pm Relatives and friends invited.
1nterment Congressional Cemetery.
DAVIS. JOSEPH. Suddenly on SUNDAY.
| February 10. 1886. at Brandywine Nd
JOSEPH DAVIS beloved father of Al
freds Davis Of Atlanta Ga brother-in-
law Of Lillian D. Ware He also leaves
nephew. c. Berkeley Ware and a de-
voted friend. Charles johnson. and other
relatives and friends. Remains rest
| 1926 ST. NV. Notice of funeral later
Evening star., 1936-02-18
H0USEB0Y GETS LIFE
FOR SLAYING WRITER
Brutal Shooting in Southwest
Written Into Records as
Murder for Money.

BY the Associated Press.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex, February
1s.-Modesto Trujillo. 16. heard with
apparent indifference yesterday a life
sentence pronounced upon him for
Staying his employer. Carl N. Taylor,
globe -trotting magazine writer.
The brutal shooting-it first drew
investigators to a theory that Peni-
tenteS. members of a strange South
western religious sect, might have
killed in revenge for betrayal Of their
secrets-was written into the records
of District Court as murder for money.
Dressed in his Sunday clothes, the
Spanish American houseboy of the
slain author, calmly smoked cigarettes
and glanced carelessly around the
court room while his attorneys entered
a plea of guilty to charge of murder
In the second degree.
Trujilio was given the maximum
sentence-not less than 80 years and
not more than 100.
Evening star., 1936-02-18
DrathH

sMALLwo0D. DAISY MAE. On Tuesday,
Pa aaEa pA1sY 1M2as ME saSElWoonH q SG4l4RSa HSs Ss
mans ma ,3s resting at the W w. Chambers
Notice Of funersi nUMi ii4Hq iatsr cnaDin 81. NV.
SMITH rI1nav EDMOND Ep fsls T., on On Tuesday. rss,
10th s.; e. EDMOND r.. beloved hus-
pand Of Mary y. Smith; Funeral from
20 at p% In cedaf re1sn a
Cemetery. Relatives and friends are
sMITHsoN. CHARLES c. On Monday.
February II. 1895, at his residence. 4si
Beloved 81; siT;; Sn:bsnd CHARLES r. C. sMITHsoN,
and father Of Charles F. and Lester T. e.
smithson. Notice Of funeral later.
sOUTHARD, JUNE E. On Monday, Febru-
5TjNEH 5Fg ~ a9S9 sS3rH a. pG GGhildTens Hospital
OF Roy and Catherine Southard. Remains
resting at the w. w. Chambers Co. fii-
neral home. l40O Chaplin St. NV. until
neral services and interment in Nom1ini
Church Cemetery, Westmoreland County,
TALBERT; JOHN D. On Sunday. Feb
JOHN D. TALBERT beloved son Of the
late James E. and Evangeline T. Talbert
and brother of the late Evangeline T.
Perry. Surviving him are sister. Mrs.
ton Q: and James L. TaIbert and other
Wednesday. February 10. at i pm, at
the L. z. Murray funeral home. 2lO5
l2th st. NV. Rev. D. E. Wiseman of
nnciacng; Interment Arlington National
THOMPSON, BERTHA. Departed this life on
tuesday, February Is, 1886. after a
brief illness at her residence, 1913 Vir-
Einia ave. ,s.e.. BERTHA THOMPSON.
devoted wife Of Henry K. Thompson;
loving sister of Walter c. Stewart. John,
Mary and Robert Harris; she also leaves
nve nieceS, four nephews and other rela-
tives and friends. Remains resting at
BARBOUR IS. funeral home as K g.,
ne. Motto - funeral later. 10
THORNTON, GEORGE. On Sunday. Feb
ruary 10. 1895. at his residence. 25O9
st: NV. GEORGE THORNTON, be-
loved husband OF Ella Thornton. brother
Hunter. Funeral Wednesday, February
| IL. from the First Baptist Church. 9th
ana Dumbarton ave. NV. at pm. :
| ToLIVER, IvORINA. On Friday, Febru =
fvoR1NA the beloVed Wife Of HcSRsp JGseph
mother. two brothsrs, four sisters d:te sand and
other relatives and friends to mourn
Wsshinston @ SONS resting resting a boms Henry E
st. NV until pm. today. there
after at her late residence. Funeral
Wednesday February 10. at pm. from
Mt. Airy Baptist Church, L st.. between
! North Capitol and 1st Sts. NV, Inter-
ment in Woodlawn Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, BERNARD RUSSELL. De-
parted This life on Sunday. February 10.
1885. BERNARD RUSSELL WILLIAMS
oI % Pierce ST. NV. He leaves to mourn
thews; devoted friend. Miss Rosa VIM
feTs. and many other relatives and
ITni1 IITTieindS. Remains may be viewed at the
sey ave. and r st. NV. Notice Of III.
neral later.
Evening star., 1936-02-18
Face Makes New Gift Craze.

Presenting face masks Of ones self
to friends is new gift craze in Lon
don. An artist covers the face with
what he calls magic pulp" which he
has discovered. He takes it OF almost
Immediately and has a perfect impress
sion of the sitter's face. From the
mold is cast the mask in porcelain or
bronze.
Evening star., 1936-02-18
UarnH nf Thanka.

KIMMEL. ANDREW J. We wish to thank
our many relatives and friends for their
kind expressions Of sympathy and beau
tiful horal tributes at the passing Of my
beloved husband and our father, AN
DREW j. KINMEL.
MRS. ADDIE KIMMEL. FRANK H. AND
FLORENCE G. KIMMEL.
LUTZ. CECIL HOLSTER. We wish to sx-
press appreciation to our relatives and
friends for their kind remembrances and
Moral tributes .: the time of our be-
reavement.
Elsie N. LuTz CNEE uTz) AND cLIN-
TON d. EUTZ.
Evening star., 1936-02-18
Soviet Inventors Busy.

AS a result of Soviet Russia's drive
for naturalization in industry, 1000
inventions and suggestions along that
line are being registered daily, accord
ing to official figures given out at
Moscow. A special meeting OF In
ventors was held recently to consider
them as aids in a special "speed-up"
drive in industry.
Evening star., 1936-02-18
Letter Goes on Hitch-Hike.

OMAHA, Nebr. R.-J. L. Douglas,
Omaha bank clerk, discovered postal
hitch-hiker on letter from Buenos
Aires, Argentina. Accidentally stuck
to a letter addressed to the bank was
a second addressed to firm in BARGE
Iona, Spain. The errant missive had
Travelled 1000 miles out of its way.
Evening star., 1936-02-18
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair, much
colder tonight, with a cold wave; mini
mum temperature about degrees;
tomorrow fair; fresh west and north
west winds.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair, colder
tonight. with a cold wave in central
and east portions; tomorrow fair;
colder on the coast.
West Virginia-Fair, colder tonight;
tomorrow fair and not quite so cold in
extreme west portions.
Report for Last 24 Hours
Evening star., 1936-02-18
LOST.

for the daily Star Uiu be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. inclusive. np
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.
embGssee isssh sssher and
check on Riggs Bank. Feb. Is: at 7:lo ? m :.
n Reward sshtins p,dre from sysIand sysGI al s0
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER. young.
from 3246 s st. NV. Telephone West oo7o.
DoG-Black. white and tan; toy fox ter, ter,
I,seanSS e to little Buster Brown Fairfax
KEYS on chain, between Security sayings
Bank and Carleton. or In taxi. Call Carl
ton Hotel Beauty Salon.
LADY'S BLACK BAG cn r St.. containing
pcnsy keys; hank boHk VIZ sd,6 pane '''
LEATHER JAcKET-Contained pictures.
HssSs G0 esss %se av %
vicinity Of 11th and sherman or Plorioni Fl ceii
aves: Finder please return same OF CELL
MoNEY-S42. while shopping between
serious loss; generous reward. Col. s2o0.
ward at Apt. sS, i7S5 Lanier pl. " Vs. R.
Tracy. 2O-
RING-Lost dark green. square Jade ring
with woman's head intaglio. Reward. cal
National 5771 Branch 665, or georgia
1857, after pm.
RING (diamond), in vicinity Of 5th and
NV. on February IL. Reward. Pnone
Cleveland 1883.
WILL THE FINDER Of the purse belonging
to Mrs. W Davis. jr., please call Emer-
son 053s again?
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. months. male,
vicinity 18th and Allison st.; reward.
Phone Adams 1905.
WRIST WATCH AND BRACELET-White
gold. sterling silver rosary. on FeDruary
IL, vicinity 11th st. entrance Woodwaro q
Lothrop. Reward. Dist. 1850. Mist, rla-
herty. 1s'
Evening star., 1936-02-18

Record for Last "a Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. 50 1870 pm. yesterday. Year
ago. 40
Lowest. 90. II am. today. Year ago. "a.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. So. on January 13.
Lowest. o. on January %.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. 9S per cent. at midnight.
Lowest, Al per cent. at noon today.
Tide Ta
Evening star., 1936-02-18
The Sun and Moon.
Precipitation

Monthly precipitation in inches In
Capital fcurrent month to datel:
Evening star., 1936-02-18

oNe.nece HANDLE
Ne sspsrsis grip 10
leessa end cause handle
trouble.
FINGER CONTROL
Staring switch digit q
your finger Zip.
EASY GAG CLAMP
Hes . strong grip. esnnes
lssk dust end & easy 70
PVT On.
OVERSIZE BAG
Large espseiiy duss.pfeef
bag with ens-ssy dit
pssssss.
u fooT CORD
Long enough 10 ssseh
i've rooms without recon.
nsesins. Rubber. snbfsst.
able plug.
EASY GLIDING
Largo front end ssss
wheels make II eesv 10
push On oil rugs.
HANDLE RELEASE
Ne ssoooina! A touch
Of the toe releases the
handle 10 your own epsf'
citing position.
NAP ApJusTeR
A sample screw adjust.
mont Tor thin. o. deep
nsp rugs.
DEEP CLEANING
Powerful suction plus tho
Meios.oriv erush ssts
on fhs dih..
NO olLIN6
The motor is equipped
with ssH-lubriessins beer.
inss.
MoToR.pRIvsN sausH
Positive action On lat and
hsir. Sch sa tho din.
Evening star., 1936-02-18

Long enough 10 ssseh
i've rooms without fseen.
neeiins. Rubber. snbfsst.
] able plug.
Evening star., 1936-02-18
OVERSIZE eAG

Large espseiiy duss.preef
BAG with ens-~sy dit
pssssss.
Evening star., 1936-02-18

No sleeping! A touch
Of the toe releases tho
handle 10 your ewn epss.
] citing position.
Evening star., 1936-02-18
EASY GLIDING

Large front snd vsr
wheels msts Il sssy 10
push On oil rugs
Evening star., 1936-02-18

1 ooA anu xtcllAG h1Oul6I Nuee
2Hssn @ sels St above risidsns EERs5s
aes asGuem mass at g.
Church at o am. Interment Mount
olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends
| MUNDELLE. WINIFREDA LEWIS. On
Monday. February II, 1886. at her resi-
dsH%ffs dHsf sa2 g Beloved below aWlhsFaEPA Tlsf r
3. Mundelle. Funeral services at the
am. Interment Gienwood Cemetery. is
MUTT, FLORENCE. On Saturday. Feb.
ruary 15, 1886, in Philadelphia, Pa,
FLORENCE MUTT. devoted wife Of John
Mutt, sister of Edward G. Pleasant and
resting at the W Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1882 U st. NV. until Tuesday
noon; thereafter at her late residence,
day. day. reSrasry ssr i ia' A at i PM. " from the
above residence lS
PATTEsON. MAMIE YOUNG. On Mon
day. FEBRUARY II. 1896, At & her home; ,l al
sidoR shspReGd cf j st. HOPE ~ pafesOn ASS services
Christ Episcopal Church: Charlottesviile
rial Cemetery. Charlottesville papers
please copy)
PECK. ANNA LOCKWOOD. On Sunday,
SA hsafs Eocswoop JOB wife a n ~ ReSert G.
from e. acs Msrsafefs gar cSrn CnTren an cSTas Was
nesdaS. FEBRUARY 10. at il noon is
REPETTI. EMMA LOUISE. At Winter
Prsgf rsas Ts on sstHFdsy FsSrTaTy be- be-
loved wife of the late DR., F. ?. Repetu
and mother Of Joseph s. Annie Annie ma ma
ne. on wednesday. February ie: at
sac am thsnce @ to .sd 81 Psts5s e Ghurffh IN.
terment Mount oiivet Cemetery IS
hIShs fasSy TII1aS 1sss 6 his On ssaEasy
decrsfe p SelRSsa Rees and fahef 1' of w @a
33befssa Samuel r. R.ss 5ssk and &s SHssDn Albert aIs
Y chambers CO funeral home. v.tLI. ltaSo
asi'.d Intsf%sas ssss1s'' c!ssa sRs
Hill Cemetery.
ROSE: wnDA ROGERS; Sud sgadepNlyi, Ni,,6a On
RodERg ssaTdg ROSE. sHsps Beloved wife q cisrenee
Tony Rose Remains resting at the ";
h.S Sha%si1; e. nv 0G soce tSa'sa q faseas aeT
SCHMIDT. IDA. On. Tuesday, February 1s.
Mount Mount Rainier. ME Nd. IDA scaMipT. 6e:
ssssa.ds ssss sts snd q saf lasf
eh. Schmidt n.rs Rspsns o. rfsRs Mariana Il sas
Hyattsviiie. Nd Funeral from the above
named parlors on Thursday. February
30. at 2:3O pm Relatives and friends
are invited. Interment Rock Creek Gem
etery ID
sILCoTT, MARY CATHERINE On Mon
defce. s53s 14th st. NV. MARY CATH
RINE SILCCTT. beloved wife of the late
James Edgar Silcott. Funeral services
Iprivatel at the ". w. Chambers CO,
funeral home; I40o Chaplin Sc nv: nv Q, on
Interment Hamilton. Va. Kindly omit
flowers. 1S
siLuEgM4fs TuaIy fs a Isss DORA sffIiSvnzRi sfIvEzRMSS.
aged 76 years, beloved mother of Mrs.
| Bessie Gittelman.. Mrs. Sydney A Wise;
from the parlors OF Bernard Danzansky.
35Ol l4th st. NV. on Wednesday. Feb
ruary 10. at 1 pm. Interment Adas
Israel Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1936-05-05

A Rousino TwoDay Sale! Just the suit you need for
Summer-for business, the beach and vacation. Get
it row and SAVE! Front or back yokes; silk tie or
button link fastening. In sizes II to 20.
The Hecht Co. Basement Store
The Washington times., 1936-05-05

0 Mexican Plaid Tailored Net Cur
tainS-Cool, airy-new. color-effectS
green. rust, gold.
0 Ecru Net Tailored CurtainS-Em-
broidered applique; one Of our most
popular styles.
Q Mexican Plaid Net Cottage Sets
A new and colorful idea in kitchen
or bathroom curtains.
The Hecht Co. b
Evening star., 1936-08-02
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.


PONTIAC ~ 1885. two-door sedan. S575.
this vslHs possible Drivs tisc ontMSee neo,ers ana
s4O0 Georgia ave. Shepherd 1918.
PONTIAC "6" 1882 convertible coupe; g.;
wheel equipment. with radio. new top ana
paint: S210. Our location in the loW.rent
district makes this value possible DTlVe
PONTIAC Dealers. s400 Georgia ave. Shep-
herd 1918.
PONTIAC 81 "6' sedan. 1898 Bosch radio
and runs perfect: must sell today; $40.
WOODY. rear l216 N. Canitol
PONTIAC 1880 coach-New paint. tires.
mechanically perfect; S11o. 1907 West
sTUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator 4:-door Sc
dan; built-in trunk, spare wheel; perfect
condition: driven oaly by owner; going
abroad, will sell for $500. "A real bargain;
Cleveland 1922. COIL Utah ave. NV. 3.
STUDEBAKER Dictator. convertible coupe:
wheels on side; trunk rack: runs like new:
sacrifice 500. Any demonstration. Lin
coin 4242-J.
STUDEBAKER convertible coupe. 1894.
Beautiful gray-green metallic finish; the
leather upholstery is perfect; has fine tires
and 1t performs perfectly. Very attrac-
tive and q real value at only S445. Po-
hanka Service. 1925 Goth st. NV. Dis
trict 914I.
sTUDEBAKER 1881 7-pass. sedan: excel
lent paint, motor and tires wheels; must
sell. S275. 1920 Volta pl. NV. >"
Evening star., 1936-08-02
uALuE-GIvlNe
YEARS

1914 1896
Since the days when only million.
aires" owned automobiles until
today when almost every one can
afford car, the Trew Motor Com
pany's new and used car sales have
increased from l25 in 1914 to an
estimated $500 in 1886.
This is proof enough that Trew
Value is appreciated in Washington.
Of course, hundreds and hundreds
of WashingtOnians are driving their
secOnd-fifth-tenth-Trew Value
Car. Proof again that Trew stands
for Dependability-Service-Econ
omy.
The Washington times., 1936-10-01

Q Knickers Of sturdy fabrics; grey,
brown or blue; fully lined; knit
cuffs; sizes 8 to l6.........
0 SIipover Sweaters - Many with
sport backs; grey, blue, maroon,
brown; 28 to 3o ..............
The Hecht CO.-Bargain Basement