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Evening star., 1936-03-15
GEORGIA AVENUE,
Season Records.

Season Records.
=. High averages-Saunders. lis; L. Col
Inns ana Arnold. 40.
High hspares-saunders 2Os; L. Collins.
144: Moore, 14S.
High strikes-L Collins. 80: Fling. 81;
VosburRh, 20.
High individual games-Saunders. 1853;
Fling. 144; four ties. 143
High individual sets-Saunders, 3g5;
Collins. 391; Fling. 3s7.
High team sames-S. g. Skating Rink.
$50: Shep. Park Restaurant. 5S4; S. 8.
Hotel. 5S1.
High team sets-S. 8. Skating Rink.
LIS; Arrow Beer. 1858; Shep. Park
Restaurant, .64S.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
occidental Bo,ues Spot Today Struggle With Baltimore Recreation
Bowling Standings and Season Records
SILVER SPRING.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High averages-Parsons. 1925: C1eary.
116-65; Rothgeb. 1854.
High spares-Parsons. 249; Cieary. 225:
Saunders. I'll.
HiSh strikes-Vosburgh 55; Cleary. As;
Parsons. Al.
High individual sets-Parsons. 437;
Lynn, 1926; Lyons. 419.
Eieh individual eames-Deffinbsush
l6S: Parsons and c. Fling. 1855
High team sets-NatioDal Beer, 1.Sl4;
c.. A. Woods, ms. 1903; Monument Elec-
trio 1.196.
. High team sames-Dixie Pig $40: C. A.
Woods. Ins.. and Bean Home improvements,
d39.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
HEBREW INTERCLUB.
season Records.

High team game-Menorah. 623.
High team Set-Equity. .12g.
high average-Bortnick GVistal. 1880
High individual game-Levy PALS, 1875
High individual Set-Goodman Equity.
nigh Strikes-J. Singer tMenorahl So
Aigh spares-Bortnick VISTA. 1872
Hlsh Hat gameS-GinsberR (OwIsJ and
Tenenbaum tEbronD. a6.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
b. L. w. FEDERATION.

Women.
W. L. W. L.
wallace Mem. Is 5 Y.PU . II Is
Langdon M IL IL Brookiand M. IL 10
B. Y. P. u. II II sherwood c E. 10 20
Season Records.
High team set-Wallace Memorial. ,293.
High team game-Wallace Memorial. 453.
Hlgn Individual set-SuesS tB. Z. P.
U. -, 3lS.
High individual games-Douglas w,
M, l3l; oueSs b. y. 2. U. u. l23; Goad
High averages-Suess tB. Y. P. U. -.
9!-lO: Dougias w; M 1924; Mason
(W. M. s5-34; ~i5allust tB. M. s3-4.
High spares-Douglas w. M, Al;
Mason IW M. 90 suess !B. Y. P. U. -.
High strikes-Douelas w. M. 5: Heck
rotte tB. Y. P. U. -, D; Hopkins. B. M,
D, Schoen wv. M. D.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
OPTICAL LEAGUE,
FEDERAL.
METHODIST PROTESTANT
Season Records.

Hight team game-Mount Tabor No l,
\, High team set-North Carolina Avenue
High individual averaee-Stalcup fort
Myer Heights. lI1-a6
Hish individual same-stalcup fort
Myer HeishtsJ I5S.
High individual set-RoSs Calvary,
, High strikes-Rupernthal Mount Tabor
>, Hugh spares-Stalcup fort Myer
HelghiSj, ISU.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
Third Place a Tie.

TIED for third were Tom Young
blood Of the Times Herald
League. and Elmer Meade of the
Southeast League, each with 59l. The
average of Youngblood, who won
prize in the recent Sherbahn Sweep
stakes, Is 81, aud Meade's is l03.
Rib Orme of the Washington Post
League. a 103-average roller, shot 5S4
for fifth place. and Arthur Crown OF
the Temple Minor League was sixth
with $50. He averages los. Orme
shot the high game of the opening
set--l52.
A high light was a triple header
strike made by z. Bruegger of the
Tribby Real Estate team. who was far
down the list with 523. The prize
money will be distributed: First, $50;
second. $50; third. $40; fourth, SIS;
fifth, $40; sixth. 81, with 81 each ac-
cruing to the shooter of high game
and high set of each block.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
Holy Name Society

Section A.
Team w L. Team. "
Holy Rosary 50 is Lady OF Vict'y 20 :.5
Holy Cfter l 80 21 st. Anthony's 90 ~
St. Peter 20 % Holy Name . 20 81
Holy Name i 20 22 Holy Cfter . Al
st. Gabr1elS- 20 20
Season Records.
Hish team set-Holy Comforter 1. 1857.
Hlsh team game-Hoiy Rosary. 64!;
High average-E. Edinger holy Name
~. 116.
High individual set-Nicro (Holy Rosary,
429.
High individual game-Ncro Holy Ro.
saryD. 1S7 (all-time league record.
, High strike-E. Edinser tHoly Name
ID. 32; Hughes (St. GabrieTsD. 80.
High spares-W. Woody (Our Lady OF
Victory, l54
Evening star., 1936-03-15
Men.
Season Records.

High team set--B. Y. P. U. /, 1916.
High team game-Sherwood c h. 565.
High individual Set-Snoemaker IL.
r.. j5l
hign individual sames-Thompson IL.
b.. 1913; Shoemaker IL. r.. !ol; James
hemper (B. \. P. U. ~. 144; Menke
(S.b. 40.
Hish ayerages-Perry (Sl. 1851; Shoe
maker IL. RI 1Ul-24; Snfer tB. M,
lUl-o; James kemper B. y. P. U. u. 9y-9.
High Spares-Snoemaker.. IL. RI. 50;
Phelps IL. r.. A: James Kemper tB. Y.
P. U. j.. 4J, Lewis IL. RI. Al.
High strlKes-Woodruf1 ,B. I. P. U. -.
-: C.arKe B. Z. P. U. lie ~; Pager
(SherWoooJ. IL.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE.
Season Records.

High team set-Claims. 1857.
High team game-Claims. 657.
High individual set-Groth. 457.
High Individual Rame-Groth. 100.
High strikes-Miller. A.
High Spares-Bradt. 173.
High average-Miller. 114-92.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
PROCUREMENT,
Season Records.

Hish team set-Colonials.. 1859.
High team game-Victorians, 594.
High individual set--Brodie. 427.
High individual game-Samuel. 1S6.
High Standardization. 90.
High spares-Brodie. 2S1.
High average-DonaldSon, 114.56.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
SANICO,
Season Records.

High team set-Jumbo Bread 1.1sO.
High team Rame-Sanitary once. 6l9.
High average-William La Billie tOf1ce),
Hieh individual set-C. W. Gartrell
(Hsms), 412.
High individual same-Charles Good
win Jumbo Bread, 175.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
PETWORTH.
Season Records,

High team eames-York Auto Supply
Co. $40. Petwortu Gil
las; Petworth. I125.
High individual sets-Moody Little Tav-
ern Shops 42l; shueerue Lucky Strike
High individual games-Fillius york
Auto Supply Coz. 15s; Mooney tPetwornl).
High aversees-Defino york Auto Sup
ply Cob 1l4-4l; Mooney Petworth).
Hish spares-Deino york Auto Supply
Co: ;: 1S5; Ruche tBrotman's Market, ia
High strikes - Riley Little Tavern
ShoDs). 80; Ruche (Brotman's Markell IS
Evening star., 1936-03-15
CENTRAL MARKSMEN BOW
Find Navy Plebes Too Accurate in
Annapolis Match.
special DISPATCH to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, March 14.-With a
better balanced team of rifiemen,
Naval Academy Plebes won from
Central High Of Washington here
this afternoon, 1851 to 1919. At all
positions the Plebes had comfortable
margin over the high school marks
men.
Mccoy, Navy. was high gun with
281 in possible 300.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
DISTRICT.

High team game-Arcadia 6SS
High team set-Arcadia. g54
High individual game-Joe Harrison.
Hlgh individual Set-Paul Jarman, 455
High average-Joc Freschi. 1913.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS TAX UNIT.
Season Records,

Hieh team gsme-Razor Backs. 500.
High team set-Easy Marks, 1918
High averages-Tom Davidson, lib; c.
Orme, l10; F. D. Mansuy, 10S.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
Section c.
Season Records.

StdsON hetUfuSs
Hgh team set-Holy Name. 1907
High team game-Holy Name. 62s.
High average-Kapanke st. Peters 2).
i'll
High individual set-Van Doren blessed
Sacrament. 425.
High individual game - Van Doren
blessed Sacrament lS9.
High strikes-Kapanke tSt. Peter's), 81.
High SpareS-Jack Hassett (St. Peters
Evening star., 1936-03-15
ID. C. REPAIR sHOl
EASTERN STAR.
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU.
Season Records.

High team sets-Plant industry. 1.710;
Economics ,6s6; Shops, 1875; Inter-
bureaus. 1872.
High team games-Plant Juniors. 634;
Economies 60S; So-kems. 5e3; Public
High Individual sets - Allison. 40;
Wright 1913; Ackerman. 392; Vanne-
High individual games-Wright. 16s:
Allison. 1855: Lyle Seaton. l51; Kause, l54.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
WHATS IN A NAME.
Season Records.

High Observation-Disclosures 1O0-52;
| Moran. gp-53; Kaufman g9-11: Hayes.
| 9S-1l: Miller, 96-2l; Dorsey. 95-45.
High individual games-Weinberg. 1888;
kaufman. 143.
High individual sets-WeinberE. 365;
| Ryder. $40.
High team games and sets-W. A C. s.
300 and l,54O: Transportation. $40 and
| 1000.
High average spares-Weinberg. SO;
| Hayes. LII
Hish average strikes-Hayes ROB.
| kaufman. .29S
| HIGH fiat Rame-Rlier A5.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
CHIEF p. o. INSPECTORS.

(Three-man teams.)
Evening star., 1936-03-15
Season Records.

High team set-Eagles g45.
High team eame-Sparrows. 364
High individual same-YurgWecz 1877 |
High individual set-Whitely. 353.
High averases-Wannon, I09-1; Monte, |
1888.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
n. Y. p, II.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High strikes--Lewis tSecond). AZ;
Cleary w. WASH. Al; Jones tBrook-
High spares-Fellows First No. -. 1s4;
CleaTy w. WASH, 1S0.
High ayerageS-Cleary. 1889: Fellows,
117-I2; Gochenour. Il0-lS; Jones, l12-50;
OIson. I12: Bunch. llo-I4: Meyer, 1UJ-34:
W. Brown. 100-2l, Scott. 1901 Greer. lU3.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
LADIES' FEDERAL,
RECREATION.
Season Records

High team Set-Eynon s6S.
Hieh team game-Eynon and Busy Bee.
677.
Hieh individual game-Dawson. 1859.
High individual Set-Freschi, AL.
High strikes-AnGerson. 53.
Hieh spares-Freschi $50.
High average-Freschi. 1886.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

v ENRY MCMAHON, editor of
II the Reporter Bulletin, news
| organ for the hundreds Of
Il Il DoStal playerS who are active
Evening star., 1936-03-15
BEAVERS LEADER
IN DUCKP|N STAKE.
Shoots GOT in Opening Set
= of buffers Tournament.
Field Numbers II.

~ ARL BEAVERS of the Satur-
day Night League, q bowler
with an average of los,
~ blasted his way to the front
in the annual Bill Wood Sweepstakes
at the Lucky Strike last night with
a 5-game set of 607.
Ten games remain to be rolled, with
five scheduled for next Saturday night
aud the final block the following Sat-
urday on the sames drives
The entry of n beat last years
field by 81.
beavers average of los is two points
below the limit Of eligibility.
A 100 average shooter, Robert
Schroeder of the Episcopal Young
Peoples Fellowship League ran second
in the opening skirmish with 59S.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
LADIES' AGRICULTURAL.
Season Records.

High team set-Extension. 1.4I4.
High team game-Extension. 53l
High individual game-Fleharty. 14o
High individual set-Eno. :}45
97-I6.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
TAKoMA SUBURBAN.
TAKOMA CHURCH.
VETERANS, ADMINISTRATION.
Season Records.

High team set-Finance, 1850.
High team game-Appeals. sos.
High average-Crowley Pensions), III. g.
High Individual game-M. Sheehan
High individual set M. sheehan
High spares-crowley CPensions,, ia.
High Satisfactorily Pensionsl, Al,
Evening star., 1936-03-15
Section Z.
Season Records.

Hish Hish team cam same@sacred Heart :. $50.
High. averase-Dunnisan (st. Peters
~. 1912.
Hish individual set-Dunnisan est, Peters
Heh individual game-Dunnisan tst.
Peters A.. l4s.
High strikes-Wassmann (Sacred Heart
Hieh spares-c Mcclure tsacred Heart
IL LA
Evening star., 1936-03-15
COMMERCIAL.
Season Records.

High team eame-City Cab 6I3.
High team set-Diamond Service. l,1iS.
High INDIVIDUAL same-ParSons Ia.
High individual set-Parsons .I5J.
High average-Parsons, 13U-42.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
Section B.
Season Records.

High team set---st. Peters. 1921 (aIl-
time league record
High team same-st. Peters 626.
High average-L. Cook (St. Peters,,
1928
High individual set-Norwis (St Peters,,
400: Ticer (St. Peters,. 400.
High individual game-C. Morris (st.
Hieh strikesNoNein tst. Anthonys,. 50.
High spares-A. A. Cyr Nativity No. p.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
EI.KS.
Season Records.

High team set-Bro Love, 1879.
High team eame-Chsrity. 607
High individual set-Brown. 432
High individual eame-Peters, l6O.
High strikes-Blakeney. "A.
High spares-Blskeney 1886
High average-Blakeney, 119.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
DEPARTMENT STORE
Season Records.

High team games. Kann Sons Co. 631.
1.7S4 "
High individual game-Irwin Simon. 1853.
High individual Set-Irwin Simon. 45g.
Hlch st.lEes-Johnny Anderson, 81
,Hlgh spareS-Johnny Anderson 1913.
Hleh aVeraees-Johnny Anderson 1887;
ir%ln Simon. 1868: Bill Kingsolver,
Evening star., 1936-03-01
Marriage Licenses.

Msrs Foqas a g. s'n 1os 44th ana at
c.ors: ns; Rey S.Gd.A G. A, Jenkins .ns Mari. s.,d
yin: i; setS Of Rcselsad' " Va; rev. W.
samuel both savt9s q 5s 81 ,h aad s kev ss
ResInala NJ Geo.ss; % .s; SGts Minnss0ts ssss
Minnesota S ave. NSe1 s'e' % Keya j. = 1s1. -.
and GLADYS /. Berry. "a a316 Mt. Pleas
oeoqse ns Baker ssS 4 ss'G sss East c.pitol st.
and Paulins z. HAYNES -. 104 c st.
M,kei Ee fsX bebss X A. sS' Smith brain Ohio and
Gladys Toombs. %. Fredericksbura. Va;
:. judge R. E. Mattinsly. 49,,
bers, 81. both of l45o P ST; Rev. J. l..
Eymit. Fuller a.; l Florida s sys cs,. ne ~ s9d
Rev. s. L. MichauX. s ~.
teria selaiofd. IS. 1904 9th ST.: Rev.
rankin. 30. 1904 B st. Sc. e. Rev. ). Z.
Ms5ion tsns@ 3 retnsr. 81: l7sa N st.: and Mary
RiehsPd j. Fitzgerald. %. 1aes Taylor st.
voEs Soa hs s iaSsasnd.nse Sas emo vss. s1s!
sw Rev L, r Stevens.
Roy F. Tidweii, IS; and Jean E. Mecsrter.
Is. both OF 1906 10th St; Rev. s. E.
clyde j. Hutchinson. %. l347 I St, and
Mary E.: Tennyson. II, 429 o st. s.w.;
rleteSei SeS; : suzm.iez; % ssrtsasla b Vt.
and CHARLOTTE a: Brown 10. Remington
rrsnkiin xs Res n AaileT Sm!ss g. 1895 St, and
TA Terrsee ApsIsmenss: Rsy. ST,; p1Sdisy;; 1
JAMES av. 6 ana virsIna orrison. g. Roand
~ Hill W.; Rsy 4 Poors Gsns,o, av.
Eass5a M < asia5e;sssE 80 Nes York x. Cit.
ma - l.fis jaase lqGa Ing s's' orange
MiIisr.n:i both Of faiTfaS' Va; Rev.
DOn and + Marssret 1issi ri H Gsilbreath. .s Nash:
wi VILE Tepp; N. .biey,dn Eey H Miller ls st and
n.e'; nauf1 Rev. 1'E0sc smith N0seaa'e s'
Ha5ey Levy on ST. ST. aGs Rev. J.
Kermit H. williams, "a. Lidserwood: N.
Rsn 1oan n sna Dsf.: dr.'f ke1 1Hsa!s hsEossf ae'
and Myra Bohlander. A.. Hinsdale. ILL.,;
Asher Rsy l. p Ldhmsn j nnn's. 20 1853 Rhode Island
B st. Sc: Rev. George schnabel.
Wilbur J.. Hall. %. Clarendon, Va. and
Elizabeth B. johnson. 10. Ballston. Va;
Rev. H. b. Wooding.
Quincy A. Butler. 26 1922 A st. ne. and
Enola L.; Hudson. %, 211l 18th st. s.e.;
Stanley A. Current. 40. chastleton Hotel
and Caroline Mathis. %, Atlanta, Ga;
HqS:5s s:5s, i kssr.; % 81 7s5 issa St :ee
Rev. H. E. Beatty.
Sol T. shub. -. 2240 Virginia ave. and
Wilma G. Gordon. 90. 16l4 ST.: Rev.
Abram Simon.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
Deaths Reported.
Robert A. Castleman, rs. Georget

Robert A. castleman. 7s. GEORGETOWN Uni
John 4 ryainss: i s11 sr,ttsnd.n st.
Jessie W. Chapman. ~. 1921 g st.
Lillian Robertson. 6S. Little Sisters OF the
oeorss Kastner. 81. United States Soldiers
wentworth Jones. 66. Providence Hospital.
Daniel Chisholm. 81. Veterans Administra-
Francis r. McMahon. SO. Walter Reed Hos
Annie 4. cockrtll. 81, 4s5 H ST. s;w.
Richard Hughes. 81, Providence Hospital.
Edward L. McShane. So. Garfield Hospital.
Thomas Gradwell. 50. GallinRer Hospital.
Emma, r Beuchert. So. st. Elizabeth's S
Jacob B. Hardesty, 4s. Emergency Hospital.
Ernest E X Mitchell ID, Ri, Rises M Turkish Baths.
Crise. A. Lorette. 20. Walter Reed Hospital.
Mary Henderson, "A. 1417 38th st.
Fannie Jackson 10. e.35 1:th st.
Carlos r. Blackwell. 66. 1917 Sherman ave.
Eliza Hamilton. SO. 1907 Maryland ave.
Carrie Mills "a. Freedmen's Hospital.
Marshall Penn. 55. Gallinger Hospital.
George Garrett, ~. Gallinger Hospital.
Winfield King. AZ. Gallinger Hospital.
Emma Minor. AZ. Freedmen's Hospital.
Jackson Snead. % Gallinzer Hospital.
RAYMOND Powers. %. Gallinger HOSPITAL.
virginia Lyons. - GallinRer Hospital.
Infant Atkinson. Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
.FLATHER RITES
SET TOMORROW
Funeral Services for Promi'
nent Banker Will Be
at 2 PM.

Funeral services for william j.
Flather, rs, one of the vice presidents
of the Riggs National Bank, who died
of pneumonia yesterday at Emergency
Hospital, will be held at pm. tomor-
row at the home Of his son, william
J. Father. jr.. 1000 Nebraska avenue.
Rev. DR.. Albert j. Mccartney, pastor
of the Covenant First Presbyterian
Church, will of11ciate. Burial will be
in Rock Greek Cemetery. Both serv-
ices will be private,
Robert v. Fleming, president of
Riggs National Bank, when advised Of
Mr.. Fathers death, said:
THE passing Of Mr.. Father. who
was associated with the bank for
nearly go years, occasioned a deep
sense of personal loss on the part of
every one Of his associates.
One Of Ablest Bankers.
Throughout his long career he was
recognized as one of the ablest bank
ers. not only for our own community,
but of the Nation, and he always
maintained high standard Of bank
ing skill and ethics. All of us who
have been privileged to be associated
with him will remember his many fine
qualities and will cherish his men,
ory."
Mr. Father began his banking ca
reer more than SO years ago as mes
senger boy with Riggs & Co., which
eventually became the present bank.
He soon began to climb in banking
prominence. until he became one of
the best known bankers in the city
one whose banking judgment was con-
stantly sought by other financiers. He
had been one of the vice presidents
Of the bank since 1903.
At the time of his death he held the
distinction of being the last OF the
charter directors of Riggs Bank.
For many years Mr.. Flather was
treasurer and member of the board of
trustees Of the. Presbyterian Church
OF the Covenant, and continued as
trustee some years after the church
was merged with the First Presbyter-
ian Church, to become the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
REV. R. A. CASTLEMAN
TO BE BURIED TODAY
Funeral of Well-Known Virginia
Cleric to Be Held at Old
Falls Church.

Funeral services for Rev. Robert
Allen Castleman, rs, well-known Vir-
ginia clergyman, who died Thursday
night. will be held at 3 pm. today
at Old Falls Church, Falls Church,
Va.
The services will be conducted by
Rev. w. Leigh Ribble, rector of the
church, assisted by Rev. Henry St.
George Tucker, bishop of Virginia,
and Bishops F. D. Goodwin and Rob-
ert Jet. Services at the grave will
be under the direction Of Kemper
Masonic Lodge of Falls Church.
Burial will be In Oakwood Cemetery.
Rev. Mr.. Castleman died after a
brief illness of pneumonia. Born in
Harrisburg. Pa. he was In charge of
churches in Virginia and Maryland
until his resignation in 1891 as rec
tor of the Old Falls Church. He
resided in Falls Church.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
Births Reported.

Charles and Stella Campbell girl twins.
William and Mary Clair. boy.
Raymond and Margaret Turner. boy.
William and Myrtle Carpenter. boy.
Guy and Thelma Scott. boy.
Charles and Helen Perry. boy.
John and Laura Ringer. girl.
Afred Aa,e i snd nd Marssrst ;sa P1we girl
Lee and Gertrude Hendricks. girl.
Charles and Rance Mulligan. girl.
William and Helen Evans girl.
Henry and Ida woodward, girl
Dorsey and Margaret Beach. girl.
Willis and Josephine Heath. boy.
Mitchell and Katie O'Sullivan. boy.
Earmon and Era Shifflett. bov.
Herbert and Pearl Putnam. boy.
John and Mildred Sleman. boy.
Louis ana Ethel Leventhal. boy.
LaVaun and Ivanelle Merrill. boy.
John and Mildred Mullen. girl
Spyros and Vasilika Kakavas. Sirl.
John and Valboig Gustafson. girl.
Henry and Rosemary Thornbure. girl.
Charles and Elizabeth Edmiston, girl.
John and Zelma Menfuso.. girl.
Parks and Annie Steed. boy.
James and Marie Savoy. boy.
Isaiah and Mamie Tabb. boy.
Charles and Hattie Young. boy.
Harry and Beatrice Davis.
Joseph and Annie Key. boy.
Roscoe and Emma Harris. girl
Nathaniel and Mary Evans. boy.
CLAYTON and Mareare. Butler. boy.
Douelas and Hattie Ward. boy.
Fred and Alice Green. boy.
Ralph and Phoebe Young. girl.
Mason and Mary Waverly. girl.
Ulysses and Evelyn 0rice. girl.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
Draths

wzg.1ss.; g.,,ss.; ANNE s.s!,;. = :; g.D-g!se 4
am, ANNIE =. WHITNEY Of i334 pn-
tario I'd. NV. devoted mother ~ James,
French. willard. John, Rudolph J. and
Josephine whitney and Frances e. Mat.
ithews: sister Of w d. Fisher of Pitts.
burgh. Pa: DR.. J. Edward Fisher of Bal.
timore. Md: EVELYN r. Martin and Edna
Hunter. Remains resting At the w.
Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1882 You
Ct. NV. Funeral TuesdP March 2. at
pm. from tire Vermont Avenue Bap-
fist Church. Rev. G. r Murray offciat-
ing. lnterment in Niddleburg. Va. .
WILLIAMS. LUTHER M. On THURSDAY.
February 81. 1925. at his home. near
LIAMs. ased ~, Remains resting at
Gartner's funeral home. Gaithersburg,
Md. Funeral on SUNDAY. March ]. at 9
pm. from the above funeral home. In.
terment Baptist Church Cemetery Ger.
mantown. Md. II
WILSON. GEORGE EARL. On Friday.
February 2s. 1898. in the evening
and George W. wilson, Funeral from
Nd. on Monday. March .. at II 40 q m,
Services At Forestville Methodist Church
at p.ni. 1nterment in Forestville Cem-
etery. l.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
SERVICES TOMORROW
FOR ANDREW SULLIVAN
Rites for Marlboro Undertaken
to Be Held in Alex.
andria.

BY Stan Correspondent Of The star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Februay
29.-Services for Andrew T. Sullivan,
who died yesterday at his home here,
will be held Monday afternoon at
o'clock at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
Charles Fl. Jett. South Alexandria
avenue, Alexandria. Va. Mr.. sulli-
van was employed here as an UNDER
taker. He formerly lived in Alexan-
dria, where his brother, Rober G. Sui
livan, Is city treasurer.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Emily Sullivan; three son. william L..
Kenneth E.. and David Sullivan; two
daughters. Gladys and Ruby Sullivan:
two brothers, Lambert G. Sullivan, and
the city treasurer, and two sisters,
Miss Sadie Sullivan and Mrs. Jet.
Evening star., 1936-03-01

Mon6y after an
illness of several
days. He was IS
years old.
Reese was born
in StevenSburg,
Va, but lived for
more than so
years at Mount
Holly, and moved
ere only a
month ago. He
was buried in the
M unit Holly
Cemetery in a
grave adjoining
that of his wife,
who died in Oc-
Evening star., 1936-03-01
AUTO SELLERS TO MEET

The March meeting Of the WASH
ington Automotive Trade Association
will be held tomorrow night at the
Racquet Club, r. J. Murphy. associa-
ton manager. announced last night.
Reports will be presented on In
creased Prices Due to the Social Se-
curity Act" Discounts to Insurance
Companies" and Used Cars
Evening star., 1936-03-01
PLAYS TO BE PRESENTED
BY UNIVERSITY CLUB
Virginia True and Eliza beth
sypher Will Be Starred In
Two Productions,

Two one-act plays, starring Virginia
True and Elizabeth Sypher, will be
presented by the University Club next
Thursday, beginning at $50 pm.
Fancy Free" by Stanley Houghton,
and "Rosalind," comedy written by
Sir James M. Barrie for and about
Ellen Terry, will be the plays.
The club also will present William
E. Huntington in 1.-TWO Scenes for One
Actor"
Miss True is known in Washington
for her work in John Ferguson"
'The Queens Gambit" and Apron
Strings" and Miss Sypher for her
Mrs. Olwell in the latter production.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
DOG SHOW WINNERS
WILL COMPETE HERE

A number of the champions Of the
Westminster Dog Show, recently con-
cluded in New York City, will be dis
played here In the annual National
Capital Kennel Club Show to be
held April a. and as, Joseph O'Hare.
president of the Kennel Club, an.
nounced yesterday.
The local show is expected to at
tract more than 1000 entries. It
will be the largest ever staged here.
The Foley Dog Show organization
Of Philadelphia again Is handling ar
rangements for the Washington Show.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
Uarns uf Chunks.

Browns family and his brother. Clarence
Brown. wish to thank the principal and
teachers and co-workers Of Francis Junior
the beautiful floral tributes given At the
death Of our father. ROBERT MAT.
THEW BROWN.
ALBERT. We wish to express
our many friends and relatives for their
kindness. expressions OF sympathy and
beautiful flowers received during our 70.
cent bereavement. THE FAMILY.