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The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-10-23

The rain. 'tis said. il falleth down
 Upon the just and unjust fellow But mostly on the just because
 The unjust has the justs umbrel-
Evening star., 1936-04-08
Marriage Licenses.

David r. Buckingham., 81. BIOS Haw-
7os 99Tns eees s snd 81 DRtShs aeT & Warner
Maurice Federline, 81. 1919 C st. Sc. and
Mary L. Hall, Is, 3640 Bangor st. s.e.'
=, Rev; A; F Pooreo r,...-.,u. ". .na
Esther H. Netf, IS. Paris, Va; judge
r. T. Mattingly.
Charles W. Mann, %. Lawton. Okla, and
James s Wood .i,! Ssi 1.l1 Ist s, s}::s8s s and
Md; Rev. C. L. Boehmer.
Joseph W. ,Congleton, IS, Warrington; W.
Collins; Colo Rev J. G. Palmer; =,
White. 81. both of Richmond. Va; Rev.
Kari NJ Greasoiore, "a, and Juliet l. Strife.
Edmond Adams 20, Detroit. Mich, and
Marjorie z. Chisholm. "a. 307 sheD-
wsfsf assf g. g. s5s. Res s. s@1sh Ohio
yelme A Sites 2S: Columbus Ohio
Claud Hall. %. and Geneva Mccoy. 27.
both of 1s40 Mintwood pl.; Rev. W. D.
BENJAMIN T. Fielder, As. and NeIle B.
James Grant, Is, .e1o .Burke,s ct, s.w.,
and Martha preher. 2o, 1l35 5th ST.;
Louis E. Wade, 40 and Lois Smith 35,
both of 1724 1st st; Rev. Wiley Wes-
tray.
Salvatore Ferrara. 81. 1442, Spring ID :;
Fairmont ST. Rev n NJ. De Carlo.
william L. Berkley. SO, Red Banks. Miss.
St; Rev. c. E. Smith.
Walter NJ Aalborg. 81. United States Ma
val Medical School, and Roberta B.
Brown, "a. 2431 E st.i Rev. j. H. Dun
ham.
Francis X. o'Neill. 81. and Katherine
Meyers, 10, both OF Baltimore Md
Alfred Reeder. SO. 24oo 18th St, and
Virginia G. Adams, "a, Danville, Va;
Rev. Edgar Newton.
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WILLIAM TOWERS DIES;
NORFOLK SHIP OFFICIAL
Former Deputy Auditor of District
IL Years superintendent of
Terminal at Port

William Towers, well-known WASH
ingtonian for the last IL years super
intendent of the Shipping Board Blu.
reau terminal at Norfolk, died Monday
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
May L. Houghton, 1908 F street north
east. He was SO years old.
Mr.. Towers had served in the ONCE
of the District auditor for 16 years
before appointment to the Shipping
Board in 1920. At the time Of his
resignation here he was deputy audi
tor for the District.
He was born in Cumberland County,
Va, and was a brother Of c. M. Tow
ers, tax collector for the District.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Louise
M. Towers; two daughters, Mrs. N. o.
Houghton and Mrs. H. T. Knight, and
one son, William Towers, jr, all OF
this city.
Funeral services will be held from
Padgett's funeral home, 131 Eleventh
street southeast, at 1o:30 am. tomor-
row. Burial will be at Gaithersburg,
Md.
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CARNEGIE PARTNER
DIES At AGE Of So
Daniel NJ. Clemson Retired
10 Years Ago to Work
in Social Service.
By the Associated Press.

~ IhO aooOCldIeQ FIeSS.
PITTSBURGH, April 8.-Daniel M.
Clemson, one of the Carnegie part
ners" who helped build steel empire
which later became the United States
Steel Corp, died yesterday. He
was SO.
For half century Clemson was
active in the steel world. He was q
director Of score Of corporations,
most Of them subsidiaries of United
States Steel. He retired a decade ago
and devoted his attention to philan-
thropy and social service.
Clemson had been ill only a few
days. The funeral will be from his
home Friday afternoon.
He was born near Bellefonte, Pa,
May %, 1853, and began his career
In the steel and coal industries in his
early 20s. He headed several coal
and coke companies before his an
pointment as general manager and
later president of the Carnegie Ma
tural Gas Co
In that post he became a confiden-
tial adviser of Andrew Carnegie. Upon
formation Of the United States Steel
Corp. Clemson was one of the Car
negie partners who became many
times millionaire through the con-
solidation, He became a vice preSi-
dent of the corporation in charge of
oil and gas interests.
Clemson was married the second
time in 1918 to Christine Miller, con-
cert and choir singer.
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FALL INJURY FATAL
TO R. O. EDMONSTON
Retired Wholesale Grocer, 81,
Suffered Fractured Hip
Two Weeks Ago.

Robert o. Edmonston, sr., 81, of
3l14 Mount Pleasant street. died in
Georgetown University Hospital yes
terday OF a broken hip sustained
when he slipped and fell two weeks
ago. He was a retired wholesale
grocer.
Mr.. Edmonston lived in the Dist
riot all his life. He entered the
grocery business as a young man and
for many years ran a wholesale store
on Ninth street.
Mr.. Edmonston was at one time
president Of the Democratic Club of
Washington.
Surviving him are a daughter, Miss
Edith T. Edmonston; two sons. R.
owen EdmonSton, jr., and William L.
Eomonston; sister. Mrs. Edith Err
rington, and two brothers, Samuel S.
Edmonston and Carol A Edmonston.
Funeral services will be held at 10
a m. tomorrow in Sacred Heart Cath
olic Church, following brief services at
the W. Warren Taltavull funeral
home, 3619 Fourteenth street. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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greater part Of his time in this city,
although he was accustomed to spend
ing his Summers at Mount Jewett,
Pa. He was native Of Nossvill, Pa.
For many years Mr.. Beers had been
active in the Masonic fraternity,
belonging to numerous branches of the
order in this city. He was a member
of Acacia Lodge, F. A. A. M; Co.
lumbia Chapter, Royal Arch Masons;
Adoniram Council, Royal and Select
Masters; Columbia Commandery.
Knights Templar, and of Alnas
Temple of the Mystic Shrine. He also
belonged to the Coudersport Consistory,
A. A. S. r., in Pennsylvania.
Surviving him are his widow, Mrs
Nellie M. Beers; sister. Mrs. w. H.
Harrison, Harrisburg, Pa, and q
brother, j. D. Beers, Marion, Ohio.
Funeral services will be held in the
Methodist Church at Mount Union,
Pa, at ! pm. Friday.
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LOSES BOTH FEET

CHARLEVOIx, Mich. April 8 GP).
Clayton Brown, Charlevoix fisher
man who crawled across miles of
windrowed Ice TO reach shore last
February after drifting with two COM
panions in Lake Michigan for 48
hours in an open boat, has lost both
feet by amputation.
Surgeons who amputated his left
foot March 27, took of the right one
yesterday. Both were frozen. His
general condition was reported to be
good
Both of Browns companions died
of exposure. They were Claude
Beardsley, another Fisherman, and
Earl Cunningham, Coast Guardsman.
who had gone to their resuce.
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LEE PlTCHLYNN DEAD;
IN TREASURY. 35 YEARS

Lee Pitchlynn, 10, for IS years en-
ployed in the Treasury Department
and son Of Peter Perkins Pitchlynn,
who was chief of the Choctaw Indian
Nation, died Monday at his home,
1l04 Sixth street, after long illness.
A Mason, he was a member Of
Almas Temple, knights Templars and
other fraternal organizations.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs, Flor
ence Duff Pitchlynn, two daughters,
Mrs. Caroline Scott and Miss Mar
gare Pitchlynn, and a sister, Miss
Sophie G. Pitchlynn, all of Washing
ton.
Funeral services were to be held
today at pm. at the v. L. Speare
funeral home, 1908 H street. Burial
was to be in Congressional Cemetery,
Mr.. Pitchlynn started In the Treas
ury Department as messenger and
at the time of his death had charge
of the supplies for the Treasurer's Of
fice, where he was clerk.
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Deaths Reported.

Emeline Heisley. SIS, e3s C St s.w.
Eugene B. Wills, Il. 1877 A st.
Ellen Mangen, 20. Gallinger Hospital.
Geanne Doquebeauviller. 81, 1905 st.
Ella E. Lynch, 81, sibley Hospital.
Edward McCrystal, 55, Gallinger Hospital
John H Worthen, 46, Sibley Hospital,
Buford K Addington, %, 626 Park I'd.
Infant Jackie Clapp, Childrens Hospital.
Infant Boris Krainsky. George Washing
ton Hospital.
Infant Dean. Gallinger Hospital.
Infant ScholZ. Georgetown Hospital.
Mamie Gevy, 65. 625 o st.
John C. Bostic SO, 4sOs 5th pl ne
Lucy Holmes. As. Gallinger Hospital.
Bernice Parker, II. Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Loretta Robinson, Gallinger Hos
pital.
Infant Pickett, Gallinger Hospital
infant Bruce, Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Berry, Freedmens Hospital.
infant Contee. ChiIdren's Hospital.
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1n Mrntnrtant.

FINNIE. THOMAS. In sad but loving
memory of our dear husband and father,
THOMAS F1NNIE. who died twelve years
sso today. April s, 1924.
We could not clasp his hand.
without last good-by.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN .
KING. GRACE JONES. In loving memory
q our dear daughter and sister. GRACE
JONES KING. who left US fourteen years
ago today April s. 1922.
Beautiful memories of one so dear.
we cherish with love so sincere;
= day that comes with sad regret
HER DEVOTED MoTHEE OF HszeI ANp SISTER
MATILDA JONES AND MABEL COR
MATTHEWS. EDWARD. In sad but loving
femembrsnce Of our devoted husband
and father, EDWARD MATTHEW'S who
ceparteo this life eleven wears ago today.
April S, 1925.
Time will never dim our memories
OF one We dearly love;
a smile a voice a love is missing
since GOO called him above.
HIS WIFE AND FAMILY.
MURPHY. MARGARET NJ. Sacred to the
MARGARET NJ MURPHY, who departed
1888 "
She. brought US a load Of sunshine.
sbs she e9ee[eq ne ,s US th5oush darkest DAYS:
BY her many loving ways
HER DAUGHTERS AND HUSBAND.
ALICE. JOSIE. MARGARET AND
MURPHY, MARY T. In loving memory Of
our darling mother, MARY T MURPHY,
who died one year ago today, April s.
HER LOVING CHILDREN FRANK. JIM.
MAMIE AND CERT
ROYCE. MARGARET. In sad but loving
q T RYCE d2G wife Nbo and our m9thT her;
life one year ago TODAY April S, 1885,
She had a smile for every one.
heart as pure gold;
To those who knew and loved her
Her memory will never grow old.
Although We cannot clasp her hand,
But let this token show
We still remember her
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND Chill
DREN.
STORMER. MRS. ESTELLE. In loving
love and gTsndmother, Mrs EsTELLE
ST0RMER. who died one year ago. April
We do not know the pain she bore.
We did not see her die
We. only know she passed away
am NARY! SFS "qs ELWoob SSe 60pdlfS RND MICKEY.
THURM. GUSTAV A.. In loving remem-
GUSTAV A THURM. Who S'G departed par This
life fourteen years aso today. April 6.
1929.
Death tries to break. but ali in vain:
To have. to love and then TO part
Is the greatest sorrow of the heart.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
W0RMLEY. THOMAS. In loving remem-
brsnce of my husband. THOMAS WORM
LEY. who departed this life one year ago
today. April S. 1885.
A day that comes with sad regret,
And one that I will never forget:
Time takes away the edge of grief
But memory tuIns back every leaf.
The blow was hard. the shock severe.
I little thought that death was so near;
But only those who have lost can tell
The pain of parting without farewell.
HIS LOVING WIFE. SARAH E. WORM
LEY.
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CHARLES D. CLARKE
FUNERAL TOMORROW
Treasury Department Attorney
Was Former Secretary to Ex-
Representative Sterling.

Funeral services for Charles D.
Clarke, 63, an attorney at the Treas
ury Department and one-time Secre-
tary to former Representative Bruce
Foster Sterling of Pennsylvania, will
be held at pm. tomorrow at his
residence, 36l8 Van Ness street. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Clarke died yesterday at his
home after an illness of about two
months. A native of Pennsylvania,
he came here shortly before the World
War as secretary to Mr.. Sterling.
Later he was secretary to the alien
property custodian. He went to the
Treasury Department about eight
years ago.
Before coming to Washington, he
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practiced law in Uniontown, Pa. He
was a member of the Masonic order
in Pennsylvania.
He Is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Pearl Dixon Clarke, and three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Clifton Custard, Mrs. Al
pheus L. Walter, jr., and Miss Helen
F. Clarke, all of this city.
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late Representa-
tive z. M. Beers
Of Pennsylvania,
who served from
the Sixty-eighth
TO SeventY-Second
Congress.
Mr.. Beers re-
tired about two
years ago after
engaging in the
oil and gas busi-
ness for many
years in Pennsyl-
vania and Okla
homa. For a
number of years
L. LI Il
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engraving plates were ignited from
spontaneous combustion in the drier.
A watchman discovered the blaze
as smoke seeped from around the
doors of the drying box. Firemen were
met with pillows of smoke when the
doors were opened, but the flames
were extingunished without difficulty.
The only loss will be the extra soap
needed to wash the rags a second
time. officials said.
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SAMUEL c. BEERS
ESAT AGE OF 81
Retired Oil and Gas Pro-
ducer Was Brother of Late
Representative.

Samuel c. Beers, GA, retired oil and
gas producer, died at his residence in
the Burlington Hotel yesterday after
a long illness. He was brother of the
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May Bar Side Cars.

People may be banned from riding
in motor cycle side cars in the Irish
Free State.
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Set Rayon Record.

Rayon yarn produced In Japan last
year weighed 224,041.o 900 pounds. q
record.
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Lost ana Found advertisements
for the daily Star DtH be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. tnclustre, 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.
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EXTRA SOAP ONLY LOSS
Rag Fire at Bureau of Engraving
Does Little Damage.

A fire in the rag laundry of the Bu-
reau Of Engraving and Printing was
extinguished early today with little or
no damage. Rags used for washing
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DPathH.

ROBERTS. CHARLES EDGAR. JR. Sud.
SHAkLEs sH EpoHR p5ahfs' RohPRrs0 APall o. lsSs: Se:
erts nee Lemmondl f Of iii III Ken xenia a'U4 st.
son sF2m 6e7 sh ehsHs hGS6o OF Thomas
on THURSDAY Aprii .. at ioGas 10 am. ave Reis:
CEDAR Hi Hi cemeesryi aTsSs invited lntsFm'n'
ROBERTO. LEONARDO. Suddenly on
RSSsffg RossR4o April ag la5 1895; LEQNARPTo 81
Iss!i9F a the Lee funeral r home snaihs spR g.
SSnd SSnnd Mass ave; ne. until FTidsy. April
Church md and c sts' ne. Where msss
will be offered at 10 am. Relatives and
risnds invited. Interment st. MaryS
life on Monday. April 6. 1885, at 1913
an IN ppoy q her reSidsnes: 20g Eye st. s.w.,
by two daughters. Clara Weathinatonn
Helen Z MahSney: three sTs FTandchidren: HdHSfss5
nard z. Huey; great-grandchild. Eve
lyn Weathington; a brother, Joseph
asS TeSRs 2Hs ct EaStn. EsStyei o add s
home, 1900 South Capitol at. Remains
taken TO her late residence Thursday.
April p. at pm. Funeral Friday April
10, from Mount Maria Baptist Church.
3rd and i sts. .s.w.. at pm. Rev. J. II.
Memorial Cemetery. $50
hLIEAN' ELNOhh. On 1ueS0ay, Apfn u
1895. az l0:Oo pm. at her residence
1413 Florida ave NV. .ELNORA RUFF
FIN. the beloved wife of Joseph Rufnn,
sister OF Matte Robinson and VrRinis
Coles: She also leaves other relatives
ano friends. Funeral Friday, April 10.
funeral church. 1892 You St NV Re-
mains may be viewed at the above eEtab-
AShment after 3 DIN. Thursday. Inter-
ment Harmony Cemetery. 0
SCOTT. EUGENE. On Sunday. April 4.
1885; EUGENE SCOTT, the devoted son
OF EdWard Scott. brother OF Bernce Ed
RaIo, Portla; Ernest and Hilda Scott.
REMAIN Etemains resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis
. pm. "Wednesday; thereafter at his late
reSidence. $500 4lst st. NV. Funeral
Thursday. April 8. at l pm. from the
anove residence. Interment Martins
SUMMERS. WILLIAM z. On Tuesday.
April I. 1886. WILLIAM E SUMMERS.
beloved husband OF Kate z. Summers
sho father qf William E. jr.; James T..
sammers sfInefine snd ", DSTothy & a and Alice NJ
Mrs. Margaret Mills funeral SERVICES
AZ the W. w. Chambers Co. Southeast
funeral home. 5l1 llth St Sc. on Fri
DAY April 10. at IL am. Relatives and
Inends are invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 10
TOWERS. WILLIAM. SR. On Monday,
ApTlt d, 1886, at the residence of his
ST. NV. WILLIAM TOWERS. Sr.. beloved
husband OF Louise NJ. Towers Remains
resting at Il. NJ. Psdsett's funeral home
13I Iltn st. sc. Funeral from the anoVe
funeral home on Thursday. April O. at
1U-oo an Interment Forest Oak Gem.
etery. GaltheTsburg. Md.
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SUMMERS WILLIAM p IN r,
TONERS. WILLIAM
TOWERS. WILLIAM. washington Lodr.

No. 15, B. P. o. Elks: The
looge will convene IN session
ot sorrow at : pm. April 6,
1896. for the purpose Of
paying tribute TO the memory
OF our late brother. WILL
LIAM TOWERS, class Of No
Vember S. 1922. who passed
to the Grand Lodge of the
April 6. Elk services at
b nel 121 Ilth 81 nk
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BIFOCAL NOSE GLASSES chain attached.
IN case, 'Hecht" name on cleaning cloth.
Reward at desk. Conard Apis. 18th and
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CAT-Snoopy: large black male cat. four
white feet white lips. chest and stomach;
right eye partially closed; no teeth; IL
wears old CleY. S70h Reward
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&. 1886. at Freedmen's Hospital. BER-
TIA, beloved wife OF Richard Brandon.
She also Is survived by. two daushters
one son. one sister Edith Brightley; two
Remains resting at Stewards funeral
home. 80 H st. ne. Funeral Thursday,
April 81. at pm, from the above fu-
neral home. Interment Walkers Chapel.
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BOSTON BULL TERRIER, in vicinity of
Tysons Corner. Va. Reward. Telephone
Nat. $500. Br. $50. &"
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DOG-Pointer male brown head. brown
41o1-W Reward g
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1888 at the United States Veterans
Hospital. Aspnwsl. Pa. EMANUEL
BOONE. loving husband OF Cora Boone.
foster-father of Mildred Boone brother
of Mrs. Priscilla Eomonds. Mrs. Marion
Arnold and Louis N. Boone He also
leaves other relatives and MANY friends
Remains resting at the John T. Rhines
funeral chapel 3rd and Eye sts sW
until noon Wednesday; thereafter at his
late residence, 506 21st 81. NV. Fu-
neral Thursday. April o. at ! pm. from
the Morning Star Baptist Church 26th
st. between Eve and K sts NV. Rev r
c. Bundy officiating Int ment Airing
ton National Cemetery.
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JOHNSON. HERBERT LEE.

April Z. 1856. at his ,residenee. G45
JOHNSON. loving husband of Bertha
Finley Johnson. devoted father Of Cath
crime Florence and Herbert Lee johnson,
jr: son Of ]. A. johnson. brother of Mrs.
Lille McDavid. Mrs. Willie Hill, Robert.
Walter and Burnas johnson. He also
leaves other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting at the John T. Rhines
funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye SITS S.W.
Notice of funeral later
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DOG male, white with black markings.
wire-haired named ''Skippy'; tag NO. az
Reward Adams 0411.
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LOST.

ACCOUNT BOOK-SmaIl. dark red; on
street car or on platform at 18th and F.
Reward. Call Clarendon 1890.
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FOX TERRIER-Wire-hair. white. black
spot center of back and each eve; named
Spot Phone Wisconsin 346S-J. SIS reward
for safe return. -
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CHANGE PURSE. small. Upper fastener.
corner Military I'd. and Conn. ave. Re-
ward Phone Cleveland 1870.
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prs. glasses. licenses. small amt cash. etc.
from automobile eve. between rs. Re-
ward 1411 9hth ST n "
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BOX OF KODAK NEGATIVES and leather
note book. Liberal reward. Return to
Childrens Hospital. or 619 Carroll ave,
Takcma Park. Nd. %
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WNNA MgW " our ldte DTOLner, WILL
" " Hs4S .4S.5 T2NH2S 55sS s5is5 us 3! s!!!:i e
to the Grand Lodge Of the
Padsetts efsDs! gls1 1T iith SstVisss St. se.. a. a.
J. FORREST REILLY Exalted Ruler.
Attest: w. S. SHELBY. Secretary.
urday AprL 1885 after a short liz
ness. JOHN TYLER. He leaves TO mourn
theIr loss loving wife, Mary Tyler; a
devoted sister. Alberta johnson; two
reIauVes and friends. Remains resting
az Barnes g. Matthews funeral home,
hl4 4th st. sw.. until Thursday. April
= at 70 I'M: thence to his late resi-
nciatlns. Interment Faynes Cemetery.
WADE, KATE A. On Monday. April g.
1876. n the 12nd year Of her age KATE
WADE. beloved daughter of the late
joseph and Elizabeth Sewell Funeral
from the chapel of P. A Taltavull 436
1th ST. S;W., on Thursday April g. at 2
terment Glenwood Cemetery.
WFISBACKER. ANNIE MAY. On Tuesday
APsd ABadvsrida 4 1895 a. her residence. So
ANNIE MAY WEIsBACKER the wife Of
the late William WeiSbacker and mother
OF William. Jr., and Frank Weisbacker
Funeral services at the W W Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home. 51S iitb a.
Sc. on Thursday. April q at ii am
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
WILSON, JAMES. Suddenly. on Tuesday
March 81. 1886. JAMES WILSON 6s.
mains resting al Fraziers funeral home
Tharsda9 IN a9ae ApTi daad g a. ave nv Funeral
sboVe-nemed funeral home
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April 7, 1885. at his residence 36Is
Van Ness st. NV. CHARLES D:
CLARKE. beloved husband Of Pearl
Nixon Clarke and father OF Mrs. Clifton
Custard. Mrs. Alpheus L. Walter. ir..
and Miss Helen F. Clarke and brother
Of Mrs H. c. Bird and James B. Clarke.
Funeral from the above residence on
Thursday. April 9, at > pm. Relatives
ana friends are invited. 1ntermenI
Cedar Hill Cemefery
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GLASsEsIGray sheli-rimmed nose glasses.
| in green case Sunday. April 5. probably at
| Constitution Hall Reward. Walnut S553.
| MANUSCRIPT OF VERSE, Gardens. Yours
| and Nine; vicinity of White House. Mrs.
Mary Langton, 1888 N. II. ave. NV. Re-
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BRACELET. diamond. between airport
and S st. Reward. Potomac 04sS. 10+
COCKER SPANIEL. red, named Paul"
Reward Call Georgia 9O44
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BRYCE. JOIN II. On wednesday, ,ADrll s.

1885. JOHN Il. BRYCE, devoted husband
OF Ida NJ. Bryce. He also leaves six
children. three sisters and other rela-
tives and friends. Remains resting at
the W Ernest Jarvis funeral church;
1892 You st. NV. Notice Of funeral
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CoCKERILLE. BERTHA CRocKETrE.

Passed away suddenly. March %. 1886.
at her home. 1925 South Sunset ave.
ETTE cocKERTILE LIE 3AT4 former ne GeUSn resident
OF Washington. D c. She was the widow
OF Henry Cockerlue and had resided n
Arcadia for the past twelve years. Fu-
neral services were conducted Sunday
afternoon. April :. at Pasadena. Calf,
by Rev. Lionel Kenworihy OF the Church
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POCKETBQoK-Lady's. black; containing
ward McCafferty, District 1925. 9.
PURSE inner). lady's. brown silk; con-
tanned money and watch. Reward. Phone
Cleveland 9136.
WATCH white-gold Bulova, with adjustable
hand. front Of Loews Fox Theater April B..
Reward, District $3.50. Mr.. Doty. g.
WRIST WATCH. lady's, white-gold Hamil-
ION. between : 9Th and 10th on r st. n. W.
Reward North 3244. Betty Gotta.
WRIST WATCH. .lady's. ,Elgin: oval: green
sSlGs sgoss initials on Oack' Reward A''iel sOA
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CHAMBERS. ELIZABETH. On SUNDAY

April D. 1895. ELIZABETH CHAMBERS
of 1920 2Sth ST. NV. Funeral Thurs
day. April .. at II am. from the w
Ernest Jarvis West End parloT. 2Sth St
and Dumbarton ave. n W Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount Zion
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
BENNFTT ELLA On Sunday AnrU

1888. at her residence, 22l7 M st. NV.
ELLA BENNETT. the beloved sister Of
Florence Hartgrove, James and John
Kennedy and Marie Letcher. She also
leaves several nieceS and nephews and
other relatives and friends Remains
resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church, 1872 You st. NV, until , pm.
Wednesday; thereafter at her late resi-
dence. Funeral Thursday April 9, at =
pm. from the above residence Rev.
Walter H. Brooks officiating. 1nterment
Harmony Cemetery
Evening star., 1936-04-08

JACKSON, HATTIE W. Departed this He
or Tuesday. April :; 1896. at sac 2 Pm: m:
e. hgf gaKsN 6fSsSSNe beloved " wife sTf OF WiIlsm
jackson. Size leaves to mourn her loss
a loving husband. relatives and friends.
Notice of funeral later.
Evening star., 1936-04-08

remembrance of our devoted husband
and father. EDWARD MATTHEWS. who
departed this life eleven years ago today.
April S, 1925.
Time will never dim our memories
OF one We dearly love;
smile. a voice a love is missing
Since GOO called him above.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
KLoTzBACH. KATHRYN NJ; On Tuesda

in the 3Sth year of her age. KATHRYN
NJ. KLOTZBACH. beloved wife of Carroll
Klotzbach. Funeral services were held
at the chapel of P. A. Taltavull 436 9TH
st. s.w., Wednesday. April s. Interment
Evening star., 1936-04-08

LONG, FRANK N. On Tuesday. April z,
1886. az his his rssidencet 3s2 yaTnum St
rw.. FRANK n LONG aged 20 years.
Funeral from Douglas NJ. E.. Church;
1lth and H SITS. ne. on Thursday, April
o. at 2 pm. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gem