davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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noftly murmured thank you," she
seated herself, dropping two OF her
bundles, one of which-a rather hard
and heavy one-fell with a mighty
thump upon the handsome stranger
Goot.
He picked up her property and
restored it to her, but the smile
which accompanied the act was marred
bv a slight grimace OF pain.
"I beg your pardon. Thank you
10 much" she said. and he smiled
again. Then folding his paper so
as to read it comfortably with one
hand he politely returned his atten-
fion to its columns, as If the incl
dent were closed. and chung to strap.
June hoped that he had paid as
much attention to her smile as sne
had to his. She was proud OF her
own: teeth and glad of every oppor-
t,,nity of flashing them upon others,
thus gaining the popularity which
naturally accrues to the poSsessor OF
O sunny disposition.
DERFECT teeth were with her
i almost an obsession; defective
ones a. positive affront. Mentally she
apprais.d those of this model OF
perfecti n as "a double-plus."
She was glad she was in uniform.
Her blue and white stripes and her
rrav coat and veil were even more
becoming to her than to most nurses,
and besides she had scarcely anything
hut her uniforms in which she cared
TO be seen.
AS she reached her corner, two
blocks from the hospital, she arose
and alighted from the car. Perhaps
lt was not entirely by accident that
she brushed against his arm, drew
his attention for an instant from his
newspaper and again exchanged smiles
with him.
oh, those teethl like a string
of pearls to me-" she cought
herself humming "The Rosary" with
new significance as she hurried back
TO her work.
Her duties were comparatively light
during the next two weeks; most OF
her patients were convalescents. She
smiled as usual, but many Of the
answering smiles revealed so much
dental imperfection as to cause her
to feel that her own expression was
degenerating into a scornful grin. In
her dreams by night and day she saw
= strong, even, sparkling teeth surround-
ed by an aura of masculine perfection
and gentleness. ~
y X X X
~CREGORY," said the head nurse
one morning, there an emer-
gency 'pendectomy In 27 and I'm
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AS JUN JUNE e':Rl;o- oREo-
hospitalward after
. brief hour OF
shopping, boarded
D crowded SOUTH
bound car, a hand
some young man
looked UP from his
newspaper q n d
smilingly offered
her his seat.
She would have
known he was
handsome even II
he had not smiled.
Tall, broad-s
dered, fine featured
exquisitely groomed
and well tailored,
The smile added
only the finishing
touch as it dis
closed his strong
e. en-, sparkling
teeth.
With an answer
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Natures Children
BYLILLIAN cox ATHEY.

v ERE is a beautiful American
cat that looks something like
a cross between weasel and
Il Il couger. Its range includes
the southern part of Texas and south
ward to Paraguay. east of the Andes
Mountains.
When you catch your first glimpse
Of the little cat. you may mistake it
Tor an otter. 1t is closely related to
the eyra, also found on the Mexican
border.
As these creatures prefer to live in
Evening star., 1936-10-19
By Ned Woodmdn.

less than an hour before.
Did you ring?" she asked. He
turned his head 1t was not merely
a man it was "the" man. He
evidently recognized her, for he smiled
in spite Of his pain. Those peerless
teeth again!
CHE noted that 1t was much like
- the smile he gave her when she
dropped that heavy thing on his foot.
In fact, it seemed as If it were that
identical smile. The intervening days
melted away like fog in Its soft
warmth and she felt as If she were
to blame for his present pain.
"Oh, I'm sorry dropped that
parcel on your foot!" she exclaimed.
ut must have hurt dreadfully!" She
blushed as she realized that this apol-
ogy was hardly part of her pro-
fessional duty.
Whats a mere corn compared to
an appendix" he retorted. His ques-
ton would have sounded rude if 1t had
not been softened by his smile, faint
though it was.
No, he couldn't have a drink of
water. He was prepared for his op-
Grafton and must go to the table with
an empty stomach.
"Well, I suppose that's the ideal
way to go to the table" he admitted.
Again that painful smile.
Please let me have your rings. II
any, for safekeeping," she demanded
dutifully. OF course she had not
noticed before that he wore a dia-
mond ring.
WHAT attention could mere dia-
w mond hope for in competition
with those sparkling teeth? AS he
drew it from his finger and handed
it to her she felt that blush re-
turning to her cheeks. They burned
the more furiously when she thought
of her next duty, but merely as a
matter of form she uttered the
words:
Amy false teeth?" She laughed
and turned toward the door even
as she spoke, half-consciously in
tending to try that ring on her
own finger on her way to the office
safe.
She heard gulp and q click be-
hind her, and then somewhat muf-
fed voice: Here, aren't you going
to take care of these?"
She faced him again as. with a
fabby, vacant smile he extended a
palm upon which rested, like pearl
studded horseshoes. two rows OF
strong, even, sparkling teeth.
(Copyright. 1850
Evening star., 1936-10-19
DAILY SHORT STORY
PERFECT SMILE

going to put you
on special. DR..
Ames operates at
8. There, 27 is
ringing now. Bet
ter get busy"
June tripped to
room 81. She pre-
ferred not to have
W ON an patients
for her pc C / q !
cases, as a rule,
and she fervently
hoped " mlgnI De
a man.
AS she opened
the door of room
81 she discovered
that it was a
man. His face
was turned away
from her and he
was groa n j ng-
alt h oug b S h e
lie rn e d, upon
reading his record
sheet, that he had
haep given a hVDO
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have little peace of mind when this
creature moves in among them. No
matter where these victims try to
hide, their foe can slenderiZe itself
to accommodate the quarters to which
the hunted creature has rushed for
safety.
One Of the ways to catch these cats
is to hunt for them at night. They
climb trees, and you can take Ian
tern and shine their eyes" They
will also enter traps, for they are
guileless and also greedy. They do
not conf1ne themselves entirely to
night hunting, and may be seen abroad
sleeking through the underbrush of
catsclaw and granjeno. There have
been some very handsome ones cap
tured and placed in geological parks,
but the cats look so much like familiar
animals that they are not studied as
a rarely seen creature.
There must be two sets OF children.
| as the young can be seen in March
as we'll as in August. They are dainty
little things and seem to be fearless
as they 60 to some spring for re-
freshing drink of water. If they hear
a sound they are very swift in making
a retreat. Though they are like little
kittens in many ways, it is almost
impossible to tame them. They for
get all the pampering and loving you
bestow upon them if temptation comes
along and there are little rabbits, mice
or birds nearby.
They can hunt unharmed among
the most fearful thorns of the mes
quite, cactus and chaparral and never
seem to be troubled by this almost
impossible intrenchment.
Here is a grand chance for a young
naturalist. Practically nothing is
known of their love songs, family
life and social affairs. II IS claimed
that this cat is a very clever fisher
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


GIRL. colored, neat. honest. as mother 8
helper sleep in or out. Decatur 22s2
GIRL wants part-time work no Sundays.
Call any time. Decatur 239S-J.
LAUNDRESS, experienced. colored. wishes
days work and bundle wash. Phone Allan
tic 080s-W
LAUNDRY wanted TO take home; sun dried
10 years city references. Call after 80
pm. METROPOLITAN 0s60-
WIDOW. colored. wishes part-time work,
cooking and general houseToIk; good ref
erences. District 6g31.
WOMAN. colored. wants general house
work, or days work; stay nights; ref.
1870 Corcoran st. Pot. 1904.
WOMAN, colored, reliable. wants day work.
or laundry to take home. Columbia 1902.
WOMAN southern, colored. dependable,
desires position in small family. excellent
cook. Phone Atlantic 0621-M. 49,
WANTED-By colored woman. part-tine or
days work in dlst-clasS family; references.
North 4OOa.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

MEN AND WoMEN-sell our flne line
OF Christmas cards to your friends and
acquaintances: plain or dmprlnts; over
SALES PERSONS wanted-Finest Christ.
mas card lines. Aircraft Greeting CARD
Co. l4l5 Eye st. NV. (street nooIl.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS to work from
home with unlimited telephone. Stralsnt
salary. Telephone Adams S4OS-
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Retired Minister Dies.

ST. CLOUD, Fla, october 10 Cp)-
DR.. Otis S. Bancroft, u, retired Bap-
tist minister of Rochester. N. Y. died
here yesterday after a brief illness.
The widow survives.
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SALESMAN.

SHOE SALESMAN-Regulsr extra man;
experience and references necessary. alo
Penna. ave. NV
EXPERIENCED home Improvement sales;
man; must know how to make plans ano
have car; will pay salary and commission
to the one who Qualities. Apply Federal
Contracting Co., Inc. 9l3 Ne" ,n, forA
ave NV, -"
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man and does not object at all to q
swim. This may be true. for what
cat doesn't like fish? This one is
built along the lines of an otter.
Copyright, 1936.)
Evening star., 1936-10-19
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
UPHOLSTERED,
FIRST-CLASS ONLY. APPLY
ACME UPHOLSTERING CO.,
3165 MT. PLEASANT ST.
BOND statesmen

BOND statesmen
(2) with good clientele, for
well established local institu-
ton. Southeastern Invest
ment Co., 1907 K st. NV.
SALES MANAGER for large
General Motors leadership.
Must be high-powered closer.
Executive salary to producer.
State qualifications. Address
Box 42O-M, Star Office.
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PERSONAL.

PEkSONAL.
HEMORRHOIDs ERAD1cATTD BY MY
own method: results effective for ltfe-
time or money back Write for booklet; no
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams o3ss.
BENA'S BEAUTY sALON-BOOTHS FOR
rent On $3.50 basis. North 646s.
INVALIDS. CONVALESCEETS AND AGED
given best care in my Alexandria home.
Competent nursing kind attention Rates
reasonable. Address Box 324M. Star once.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room 60l.
Westory Bldg. 14th and r. Open Sun. I'm.
YOUNG WOMAN TYPIST WILL WORK
in dentists once for experience and small
salary. Columbia 6402.
GRADUATE NURSE GIVES KIND CARE
tors references Atlantic 1104. 81.
LONGFELLOW SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Boarding and day srades Is; 900 acres;
reasonable; circular. College Park. Nd.
Greenwood 2242.
WHEN DEATH sTRIKEs FAMILY
accept inferior funeral services due to In
ability TO pay a higher price. The Greater
w W, Chambers Co. offers, 9, complste
funeral cars and all for as httle as S76
World finest waterproof airtiRht guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SIS In case Of death cal
shsneI the GreaeE shoS,
or write, our address. We will send you 9
beautiful. catolosVe Of how We do IL l4QG
Chaplin st. NV phone Columbia 0432. 6l1
11th st s.e. phone Atlantic 6700.
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MAN, with ability to organize
and supervise sales crew that
will work a productive territory
selling the most popular low
priced car Of today; very attrac-
tive proposition open for such a
person. Address Box 327-M. Star
office.
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Tapo first graders in the Force School. Mary Wong
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Wong Doc Wong 2134 street. and
Pauline Gordon daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Paul Gordon 1888
street Tomorrow Tracey Madden of Mr. and Mrs Tracy
at the Dent School.
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TAILOR

Thoroughly experienced on
Women'S coats.
III Ills GARF1NCKEI & co.
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HELP WOMEN.


LADIES Uwo) neat refined. who possess
sales ability; steady employment; good pay
to start; no eanyassinngs. Apply Mr.. Cooper
MANAGERIAL. POSITION available now to
outstanding woman Of education, initiative
and personality. National organizaLop
needs selling nCa sd TO b.p De-
veiop sales organisation. Liberal advances
against commission. with guarantee If de
IiM iiTsd say Sve otee ssii details Address 1s 0A
MILLINERY SALESLADY. experienced
only. Harrison. 1903 Columbia I'd
SALESLADY experienced in selling ladies'
dresses and coats. Salary and commission.
9os.M. staef Ats Star rna Once. e-'A''' l.. ~
sALEsLADIES. experienced only; coats
and dresses good salary. SIoanS CreoIl'
735 9TH st. NV.
sALEsLADIEs. thoroughly experienced for
positions. Applesteln. 429 9Th st: Sc.
sALEsLADIEs (two). neat, for apparel
sale; references. Apply morning. Room
Subscription books. Ency-
clepedia Britannica organizing sales force
for national sales campaign Britannica
Jr.. latest and best children's encyclopedia;
In Washington to interview applicants an
this week. Give details, past experisnee
SALESWOMEN, splendid opportunity IN
advanced Christmas offer. Apply Mr..
Camp. 902 Westory Bldg. l4th and F NV
SALESW SWoMEN-Temporary or permanent
iorce, Sl2 weekly salary, with extra bonus.
Apply Monday or Tuesday before IL noon'
9l6 @ st. NV. Room lO09.
and and slip-coTer sewing. Answer in own
nrseni'dd niogers. address ats Box Si-P. Star once
| SECRETARY TREASURER dady). free TO
| 18TH laAv 81 AND
expenses; must furnish $500 bond: give
telephone number. Address Box l4l.P.
sTENooRApHER. bookkeepsr, hotel or res reS
isGtHnG PartHtime work. is54 i4th 81 nv.
sTENOGRAPHER AND TYPIsT--An, old.
established local branch OF national OF
fdhisasSn fsdy eSeelens hate ehsnee for sdvancement
| give age, education, experience and salary
expected. Address Box 95-P. Star once
soLIcIToRs salary and c94mlssdi05n co n5d pm Ap-
Mr. Young, Dupont Laundry. 2535 sheE-
| man ave.
WAITRESS, attractive, experienced: good
salary. Apply 5lll Georgla ave.
WaE WoMAM to care ceT for eae a4ss Of is!es
WOMEN (threel, with pleasing personal.
| ity. to sell our hne guaranteed hosiery ,ax at
lsetoIy. prices iaa pig :; commission n vi ABBY
| CHIID7S GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT OF ma
tionaI educ catfonal organization has attrae :
| tive opening for cultured. amoltlous
| permanent, rapid advancement; glve ase.
| experience and phone number. Ad6ress
| Box l1O-M, Star once. 1e
THE WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA Of
| fers a real opportunity for full-time or
| part-time work. Most outstanding educa-
| tional work IN America. Local manasers
desired, Guaranteed minimum inSome'
| liberal commissions. Write full quallnca-
| tons to o. v. Wallgren. Investment Bldg.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

fNtNS S6NVbS6s
sIEEDDINa: MATTRESSES oox sprinss snd
wash. Mattress Co. ala I St. s.w Nat. e679.
CHAIR GAMING ISa gRHo5sTEHs; 9 +
1855 10Th St nv Phone MetropoIitan 2062
ELECTRIC WIRING rissuTs: sDs Re:
pairs ss house az nstqEs: ,:s base DlSFs s5 ss5
FLOORS Sanding, finishing. Reason
sh.rrier pl. NV. Cleveland O52s.
FLOOR WoRK-sanding and finishing.
Price reasonable. Work guaranteed. &c.
JOB PLASTERING AND CEMENT WORK
No Job too far nor too small. William
Thomas, District 1870.
PAINTING. paperins. roonns. general re.
Paying alt .Sais suaranteed rsss sSn. .aim, sm5a
mechanic for better work at lowest prices.
Metz. Columbia 0396 any time.
PAPESING, painting, plastering Very rea-
sonaoie prices DO my oTn SoTk oj GuaSs assa
Insist on better work. H. Sobel. Adams
5s25. 445 Kenyon st. NV. q.
PAPERMG, painting. roof work; reason
Wright' VII tMSaes METROPOLITAN 6ss5. 5a'e1 20. co.,
PAPERING AND PAINTING. RESPONSIBLE
workman: prices reasonable: work guaran-
teed: best references: estimates. Col. 464l. :.
PAPERHANGING. painting; special this
week. Imperial washable paper. S6.95:
guarantee my work. Spigel. Columbia 9047.
PAPERING. painting, york guaranteed: /:
rock-bottom prices; am looking for work.
Columbia S773. sos Kenyon NV.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING--Spe-
cial for this week. I will paper rooms as low
as S7.45. with genuine Imperial washable
and Sunfast Wallpaper. all 1895 samples.
! do my own work. father and son; work
guaranteed; finest Of ref. furn. Call any
time. Col. O633, or write 3535 Georgia
Evening star., 1936-10-19
HELP MEN.
L--Ar---AN


YOUNG MAN. capable of soliciting mem-
bers in national organization by mail:
should be equipped TO handle once corre-
,Donaenss and prepare DTnied uni desas n
starting salary. Address Box 434-M.
THE BEST FoRD sET;Ur y ,,.n:n Wa:hinsstsn san1
:SS drsVin: sTiR:Dss ss-
count to those who qualify. Previous SELL
ing experience not necessary. D2 not an.
sver this ad unless you are wei d5sSseo n,ss
zso1 Conn ave. any time today:
METAL WEATHER -S7'RIPPERs.
Experienced, permanent bring tools for
work Monday. Flaherty BROS. I'LL Good
RUSH SEASON NOW ON-Protected terri
tories with permanent clientele ayaiianie'
Nationally advertised shirts. ties. nosieIy ssC
with bonus. Apply morning. Real Silk
1927 Eye st. NV.
MAN
A responsible outside position. open Oct;
21. for man over 80. with car; local and
permanent. Phone Potomac 1878. AFTER
z pm. Monday for appointment
THE J. R. WATKINS co.
Can use men for route work: territories
fo ss ie SAD 20 pes pesk
apply b13 K st. NV. after 9a.m.- am.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
For men of sober habits and good s,ts repn- y
tation; at least 21 years OF age; WIN ~.
6: drivers permit; salary Sdnns SLIGO nosr per
week. plus commission and r+;. TohI ~ not % a
selling proposition. 1855 22nd ST. NV:
LANSBURGH BROS.
Two men over 23 will be selected for q
steady. good-paying position with guaran-
teed future to right men to work with out
side sales manager; no cold canvass. Ap-
plicants must be neat. furnish references
and have eood-running cars. Apply 4th
floor. employment ONCE. $50 am. Tuesoay.
I WANT 3 MEN
For local tea and coffee routes paying up
to S32 SO weekly: no capital Is required.
but must be physically able and willing TO 70
give prompt service to APPROXIMATELY 2OO
regular customers: everything furnished;
auto given producers. Apply to IL am. :.
ITO 9th st. NV.
UPHOLSTERER,
FIRST-CLASS ONLY. APPLY
ACME UPHOLSTERING CO.,
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WASHERS AND IRONERS,
repossessed. Fifth floor, The
Palais Royal.
Evening star., 1936-10-19

ELECTRIC REFRIGERA-
TORS, used, five makes; rea-
sonable. Fifth floor, The Pal
ais Royal.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

BRIGHT. Natl. Q3Q2. ext. 60. after Z pm.
Evening star., 1936-10-19

DRESSES. COATS. KNIT SUITS.
Best Bargains in Town.
COLDS. sth AND F SITS. NV. 22s
Evening star., 1936-10-19

win sacrifice for sos; also HartmAn's trav-
cling trunk. cost S100, will sell for SO;
both in coed condition. Cleveland Se22.
Evening star., 1936-10-19

LADIES Cwo) neat refined. who possess
sales ability; steady employment; good pay
to start; no canvassing. Apply Mr.. Cooper,
1888 r st. Room 403.
Evening star., 1936-10-19

WE HAVE ON HAND an overStock OF
A. B. c. latest new ironers and washers
priced from S54.95 to Sl29 so, with one
year guarantee. You can save from 81
II you act quickly. District Electric Co..
01AS st
Evening star., 1936-10-19
MAN

A responsible outside position. open Oct:
FL, for man over 80 with car; local and
permanent. Phone Potomac 1915. aIter
pm. Monday for appointment
Evening star., 1936-10-19

RUSH SEASON NOW oN-Protected terri
tories with permanent clientele avallanie'
Nationally advertised shirts ties. hosiery.
| underwear; paying excellent commission
with bonus. Apply morning. Real Blk.
Evening star., 1936-10-19

| PIANOS-Reconditione practice uprights.
| S2S to $50; some good makes. We also
sell pianos and private lessons together at
| reduced rates and on easy terms. Call
| National 4730 for information about this
i plan. Kitt'S I330 @
Evening star., 1936-10-19

~CREGORY," said the head nurse
one morning, there an emer-
gency 'pendectomy In 27 and I'm
Evening star., 1936-08-14
HOWARD DLEAPLEY,
LONG HERE, DIES
PIastering Contractor, So,
Was Prominent in Masonic
and Civic Circles.

Howard c. Leapley, 50, of $40 Elev-
enth street southeast, for many years
engaged in the plastering and con-
crete contracting business here, died
Wednesday in Providence Hospital He
had been aiing several months, but
had been seriously i'll only a short
while.
Although born In Maryland, Mr..
Leapley had been a resident of South
east Washington since early child
hood. He was active in several or
ganizations and widely known in
business circles.
Mr.. Leapley was a Scottish Rite
Mason member of Columbia Lodge,
F. A. A. NJ. and Almas Temple of
the Mystic Shrine. He also was q
member Of the Southeast Business
Mems Association and the Washing
ton Board of Trade. Active in charity
work, Mr.. Leapley long had been
identified with the activities of the
German Orphan Home in Anacostia.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lottie
M. Leapley; a son, Charles w. Leap
ley: three brothers, Harry T., Fred F.
and Lawrence Leapley, and a sister,
Mrs. Crystal Weimer, all of this city.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at the residence Burial
Will be In Congressional Cemetery.
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MRS. J. H. label DIES;
NATIVE OF WASHINGTON
Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow
for the Former Miss
Eva Fowler.

Mrs. Eva Fowler label, a native Of
this city, and wife of John H. label,
assistant director Of the United States
Employment Service. Labor Depart
ment, died yesterday at her home,
Evening star., 1936-08-14
Hit Mrnturtant

AMANII: JOSEPH; In memory Of JOSEPH
August IA. 1884.
Though we miss you here.
With strength Of faith and hope in Him.
xoSS fSsS SFSa '''S WIZ r.
BROWN. SARAH J. In loving remem-
BROWN. who passed away three years
Devoted DAujddHTER. Lorr1E. .
EDMONDsON. ANNA e. In sad but loving
HaNa M essr aSo
The years of her life were numbered
When the messenger whispered low,
The Master has come and called for
She answered. 'I am ready to 60"
FAuNTRoY. AND FAMILY.
EDMONDSON. ANNA e. AND ELLEN. sa-
e M mfm0Ez EDMoNpN S1 se0ysS "so
i4s lssa: and srsndmotRer ia, Ellen ND. EPe
twenty-four years ago. July 12, 1912.
Gone are the faces loved so dear.
Silent the voices loved to hear:
Too far away for sight Or speech:
But not too far for my thoughts to reach.
I Loving and kind in all their ways,
Uprisht and Just to the end of their days
Sincere and true in heart and mind.
What Q beautiful memory they left be-
THEik LONELY CHILD. ELLA FAuNr-
FITZGIBBON. MARGARET Z. In loving
remembrance Of our dear mother. MAR
GARET E. FTTZGIBBON who departed
ttis life two years ago today. Ausust IA.
Since you left us. mamma.
Just two long years today.
Our lives have been so lonely
Without you. words cannot say.
We always prav for solace
And all the while we do.
With tears that seem to comfort.
Each drop memory OF you.
Outlines we've heard you say
A parents loss is sad
And row We know the sorrow
Since the death of YOU and dad.
Some times we wish we had you back.
But this is all in vain.
So pray for us in heaven
HER CHILDREN.
HARRIS. SIDNEY L. In loving remem-
brance of my dear husband. SIDNEY
l. HARRIS. who departed this life four
years ago today.
Home at last. so sweetly sIeepine.
On the Saviors gentle breast.
Where there's no more pain nor sorrow.
HIS Is DEVoTED " iii WI WfDoW. sss9n PEARL.
KIRKPATRICK. LULA r. Sacred to the
LULA +. KIRKPATRIcK. who departed
this life three years ago today. August
And beloved by us below.
You've earned y9ur place in heaven
DEVOTED HUSBAND And cHHDREN.
Evening star., 1936-08-14

CRAIG JOHN. Departed this life August
4. 1885. at Emergency Hospital JOHN
CRAIG, beloved husband OF Charity
Craig He also leaves to mourn three
sisters. Matte Craig and Pearl Craig and
Della Harris: two brothers. Bruce and
George Craig: two auntS and several
other relatives and friends Remains
resting at Eugene Ford's funeral home;
1900 South Capitol St. where funeral
services will be held Saturday. August
Is. at $50 pm. 1nterment Harmony
Cemetery. Ia
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1887 Monroe street, after a two-month
illness.
Mrs. label was active in the parish
work of the Sacred Heart Catholic
Church.
Besides her husband she Is survived
by five children. John p, Richard c.,
John H., jr., Edwin J. and Estelle
label, and two brothers and three
sisters, Edwin c. and Robert w. Fow-
ler. and Miss Mary E. and Miss Grace
Fowler, and Mrs. M. M. F1annery. All
are RESIDENT of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at the
Evening star., 1936-08-14

dence 36I7 North Capitol ST.. GEORGE
L. DEGEN. beloved son of the late 1s-
natius H. and Mary Flavin Degen.
Funeral from the above residence on
Monday. August II. at $40 am; thence
to st. Martins Church. where requiem
mass will be said at 9 m. for the re-
pose of his soul Interment Mount Oil
vet Cemetery. Relatives and friends are
invited l6