davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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with the new Interior Department
building, which Is being erected BE-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth,
and D streets.
"The National Capital Park and
Planning Commission, in accord with
the War Department, has approved
the use of square 33, bounded by
and F. Twe1ty-fourth and Twenty
fifth streets northwest, as the site for
the barracks and garage proposed for
the Headquarters &C, of the 18th
Brigade"
The letter then expresses the be.
lief that the squares lying between
E and r streets. and extending from
the present Interior Department Build
ing to the proposed site of the bar
racks at Twenty fourth street, should
be reserved for future development of
the Federal housing program, and
should be acquired Ito protect the
interests Of the United States in
the development Of the property To
the south. cast and west.
A1ter pointing out tnaC the pLi
has the Endorsement of the Secretary
of Interior, and is asked for also by
the park and planning commission. the
Treasury letter concluded as follows:
ut is therefore recommended that
the proposed bill be enacted into
law In order that the area defined
may be protected against further de-
velopment by private enterprise pend
Ing such time as 1t may be devoted
TO sites for Federal buildings"
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MRS. AD0LpHKAHN
DIES IN FLORIDA
Wife of Former jeWeleT Was
Active in Social Work
Here Many Years.

Mrs, Hattie Kahn, wife Of Adolph
Kahn, former proprietor or the r
street jewelry store which stil bears
his name, died Tuesday at Miami
Beach, Fla. following ain operation.
For many years she had been active
in social service work here.
Mrs. Kahn was charter member
Of the Washington Chapter OF Hadas-
sab and charter member of the WASH
:ngton Council Of jewish Weinen,
serving for eight years as president OF
the latter organization.
In addition. she was a founder OF
the Americanization School here and
one of the first teachers there. Other
Affiliations included membership on
the board Of the Jewish Community
Center. the board of the Jewish Social
Service Agencies and the board of the
Council of Social Agencies.
Mr.. and Mrs Kahn went to live in
Florida about year ago, due to Mrs.
Kahns failing health. Besides her
husband. she leaves a brother, I. N.
Oppenheimer, F street jewelry store
proprietor, and sister, Mrs. Levy of
King City, Mo.
Funeral services will be held at 10
m. tomorrow at the chapel Of Ber-
nard Danzansky. 35oi Fourteenth
street. Burial will be In Washington
Hebrew Congregation Cemetery.
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lit Mriiturtart.

GooCH. GARRETT PEYToN, In loving
remembrance Of my dear husband and
SoocH R5 a4lns snn f'th,5 asp,r.5 eAfSE 81: FLJoy
'O'' ~ WI WfrEs0 s0qiS AND 4s.fR pA6dAaTrEEsl II EEsl2
Martinez. EMMA In remembrance. Of
mS Who Deoyss esssss Ssse5 ENMA MIbssT1NEK
Gone is the face loved 80 dear
silenced the voice loved 70 hear
The blow was heavy the shock sey,re
nttle thought death was so near:
8ut only those who have lost. can tell
Inc pain OF psrtlns without farewell.
Sadly missed
HER DAUGHTER. MARIE CROSS
Martinez. EMMA. In loving rem.m-
sTsRGs msTf1NTk Fl our g5o dear mo.hsf EMMA
seo today, March 10, ia35. 90 O''' ''"t
She had smile for every one.
heart as pure as gold:
To. those who knew and loved her.
DAGGHTER fRoFT RosE S nfSoS son sfIT AND 'PS hus-
MARTINEZ, EMMA. In sad and loving
memoriss Of nv dear mother EMMA
March -. 1888.
No one knows the bitter pain
we nave suffered since We lost YOU.
Life will never be the SAINT
But the ones that loved you dearly are
The ones that don't forset.
sE5 SSocHi1EA4lRTFD Soi1 AZ DAuGEITR. AMY.
QrIsENBERRY. Elsie c. Sacred 10 the
memory Of our devoted wife and dsush-
ter. ELSIE c. oU1sENBERRY, who de-
psrted ,this. life four years ago today.
HUSBAND AND MOTHER.
sWoDEN. VIRGINIA. In sad but loving
rememhrsnce Of my dear friend and CO.
depsrted hi. ,fs even yesTs sMo1aE 9o Tno
March 19. 1929.
To live in the hearts of those who love
EE1nHv XIV is IsdM net 70 eievo,,,,v ,
Zion Baptist Church beanveod.' i'G B &!
TRACY. MADALINE E. rAGANs. In sad
nvea 2n, loVs femsmsrs1cs q d.rly be
TRACY Who eft HfAe.S ne seven Years aSAss sso 10
day. March 10. 1929.
Oh; It's hard tn live without YOU.
Not TO see your dear, sweet face;
But the heart that is broken shall greet
you
When We meet to part no more.
LONELY AUNT, SUSIE LUCAS.
TRACY; MADALINE E. FAGANs. In sad
daashPer S hfPsns MApAIfNE MAMpmIofrsn'e O. oFs TAsofsNs f
TRACY. whe passed away seven years
aeo today. March 10. 1929.
Time speeds on; seven years have passed
SINCE death its Eloom.. its shadow cast
Within our home, where all seemed
And took from us a shining lipht.
We miss that lieht. and ever will
Her vacant plsce there's none to hll:
Down here we mourn. but not IN vain.
For up in heaven ne will meet attain
HER LONELY MOTHER AND FATHrR.
9tt.%%yg NJ dear hY,b.Rd g.n.1 ElENEsI VII
aso today. March 19, 1885.
What happy days we once enjoyed
When We were together,
But. OH how chansed IL all Is now
Since you have gone forever
HIS WIFE, ANNA NJ. WILLIAMS.
Just when life was sweetest
And he could have lived his best,
God called him home to heaven
And he entered there to rest
HIS S1STER-IN-LAW. LEILA GREEN
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to the Public Buildings and GROUND
Committee for study.

to the Public Buildings and Grounds
Committee for study.
1t would authorize acquisition OF
the land west Of Nineteenth street,
bounded by New York avenue, e
street and the Potomac River, and
also seven squares between E and
F streets. extending from Nineteenth
to Twenty fifth streets northwest,
A portion of Virginia avenue also
falls within two of those squares.
bounded by Twenty-second and
Twenty-third streets.
BY an act passed In 1880, Congress
authorized purchase of the so-called
Northwest Triangle, bounded by
Constitution avenue, New York avenue
Seventeenth street, and the pending
bill would constitute an extension of
that plan for Uncle Sans future
housing needs.
Letter Tells Plan.
In letter of transmittal accom-
penying the bill. Acting Secretary Of
the Treasury Taylor stated:
SluUitS HldUt Dy lilt NdtiOIldl
Capital Park and Planning Commits
sion indicate that a logical and neces-
sary development of the Federal
housing problem in the District re-
quire the extension of the so-called
Northwest Triangle into a rectangular
area stretching toward the river and
northwardly from Constitution avenue
to E and F streets. A tentative plan
for the future housing needs OF the
War Department and the Navy De-
partment, prepared by the National
Capital Park and Planning Commits
sion, indicates the advisability Of con-
structing the War Department group
in the area bounded by Twenty-first
and Twenty-thlrd, c and E. streets,
and the Navy Department group to
the west of the present location OF
the Naval Hospital. The location
of the War Department between
Twenty-frst and Twenty-third streets
will provide harmonized grouping
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LONG ILLNESS FATAL
TO MISS LAURA PECK
Member of Old Washington Fam
lily Was Active Member of
Episcopal Church.

Miss Laura Edith Peck, member of
an old Washington family, died yes
terday at her home, l7l8 Twenty
second street, after long illness
Miss Peck for many years was an
active member of the Episcopal
Church Of the Ascension and belonged
to the Daughters of the King there
Her parents were the late William
Noble Peck and the late Mrs. Mary e.
Greer Peck.
She is survived by her brother, Paul
Noble Peck, assistant chief of the
Budget Bureaus Division of Research
and Investigation.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at the parlors of AL
mus r. Speare, funeral directors, 1923
Connecticut avenue. Rev. DR.. H. H.
D. Sterrett, rector of All Souls Epis-
copal Church. will offciate. Burial
will be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be DR.. Melville p.
Eslin, Harrison L. Moore. Samuel NJ
L. Chance. Arthur M. poynton, Nor
gan B. Callahan and Merritt @.
Chance.
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npaths

rotLIyss MIG asss nsv99y e Iss9sy ol rssss Ss
s.ys.ss ns ais Is srES1xsd Ress ss.shi ~ shssi
AL, s.is s+,js s,a.. s sSssh ig iMsISsa gssys II.
NV Friends are ineitea.e fatsrmsrt
Payne's Cemetery ia
TUNER. GE0RGIANA.. Departed this pfs
MMon1ay; Molnis!; Msreh le, 1923: ~ Gsilihstr
Sss @ @ssvoiss sI.te. k,lzsbess SIsR Pinfsfs; ssssi
fr.ns sro'1sr i;r;ss Charles MrHst; fegr 1,scss:
BYRD and Rosa pinksrd. p i'iDa and fDany Ssi stbsr
relatives and friends. Reraains rsstias
ThStsaay: Msrch iaa IS st :, nm; nv th.nes snts
NV ne rnsFsl I sss fssleeSfs March he 81 3 81 ia Il
e6S.sh ssv.s i. ,t.,ss t:seis'hs s.is
,fr ir..tS .tf TRsssyi Rssstsi ds5ia6 afa6sS yFsssciss
%s.ss snd sso tSs S.hfF Presley q o1iss1s pt.SeIs
ps: L.Trence THes '''fe feIx Of .Sd Mftts serry
%sssI sssI. I;ih,as y y. VI
s.. ~, Funsssi rr.dsy M.reh -. =
thence 10 ST. kuFustine's Church 18th
feoiem T. bs1Tesn ma, viE1 and r. s,s where
Eessst os es%sSsf9R' R'''tf sms h'ts@sss
WARD. JOHN FRANCIS. On TUESDAY,
Ms5sa oHa FRANCE ha25 w.R q 6aiSHs,y Haosp,s
sSs, is,s tssS.as.5s ! 5ns.s,,S %s5S "a. ,sssss
o6aism 5aiimGGsa sna Na aomsr Meryw ywsrY Yar uBsTsl 5etl
from tbs w. W. ,qhsr,esrs co, soothfast
s.Sa ST 5smss ss. MsSnf fs.f Efoq.
pose Of his soul, Relatives and friends
invited. fnternent Mount oivet Came.
IL Is5s Ff al Frssume. 3 TAaesqsy aosbisI HrS, fEsh
RY WhRNtR oi isqo 10th It, nv, h. ia.
thsr q Washinston Warner. Rtmsis,
r. /. ave. NV. Notice of funeral latet.
wEARE. BURTON. Students. on wedre..
pt. jfn BuRroS wfsnE beiss.d beiisSsi'y son Hos Of
Ts6etSs rom fbe aR tfssh wsaTs Re rn.gst
sSsn., ard s5eSs. H. pyitss th,stn.n, AdeI;on
March IL. 1876 At Emersency Hospita},,
WEIGH Of ,the conafd sbis., sSs 'EtsN iEstssN ana ID
Eve SIS Remains now resting at the
Ps ave. nv; Fqntral from St Patrltk3
ShTs SSh45fh in sStgrasS Mongt r., m.orqns March 81
WEST. JOSEPH On "Wednesday. March
5stp6o Nsf{sr seskSIis f%T: w. 3,
Years. ihs bsIoytd hSssand had Il I a.fss s. J.n2
West. Funeral services at the Methodis,
church cemetery. Ia
WHITE. JESSIE n. On "wednesday March
u.s. ia3s' at be- rssidenes; SIG Butter.
ices and interment private. Please omit
wILkERsoN. LILLY. On Thursday March
!. lns' t1LfT L fiF TiEkpPssoN ssiiEdspfs TSF.2 TiSFc9
Fi9.sis Widy Asnss sTs ssnSns nnuT ssa seeki3, Ig.
sons Ihom.s .na Rsynond Wils.r'oro, 'To
Remains resting at iht u. Frnss, F = Ja-yi; Jrg
funeral church 143? You st. NV, No
tice of funeral later.
WILLIAMS. ANToINETTE n. suddenlv.
9ena. $ k.nnsdy Minss st, i'ns at HsF 5
ETTE WILLIAMS. beloved wife Of
hsnann rom TN 'Te sephIe cSs sm,.I Asoe F%n.r.
home; 1900 Chspin st. NV. on Friday,
March 90. at nm Relatives ard
Iriends invited. 1nterment Fort LINCOLN
YEhTMAN; ANNA. On wednesd.e. Mach
beloved wife Of Austin B Yestman ~.
SIS NV on Friday, March 90 81 l nm,
GlenwooG Cemetery.
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G. R. JAMES, MOTHER
DIES AT AGE OF SO
Mrs. Caroline Roosa Graham oi
Redlands, Calf, Left Here
March 4 After Visit.

Mrs. Caroline Roosa Graham, s9'
mother of George r. James. former
member of the Federal Reserve Board,
died Yesterday at her home In Red
lands, Calf, after long illness.
Mrs. Graham left here March 4.
after visiting her son at his nome
4gl7 lockwood parkway. For the
past 30 years she had made her home
in Rediands. but frequently came here
to visit.
She was the daughter Of a Mis-
sissippi River steamboat pioneer. Her
first husband was the late Henry
James, former Memphis business man.
whom she met while he was running
steamboat during the Civil War.
Some IS years after his death, she
married William Lafayette Graham.
her first husbands former business
partner. Mr.. Graham died many
years ago in Redlands.
Besides her son, Mrs. Graham
leaves a daughter. Mrs. B. S. Cairns
of Redlands, six grandchildren, nine
great-grandchildren and one great
great-grandchild.
Funeral arrangements were to be
! announced later.
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THE WEATHER
District Of columbia-oenerally fair

District OF Columhia-Generally fair
tonight; tomorrow mostly cloudy,
probably light rains in afternoon; not
much change in temperature, lowest
tonight about 36 degrees; gentle north.
west winds becoming variable.
Maryland-Mostly cloudy tonight
and tomorrow, probably light rains In
extreme west portion tonight and to-
morrow and Ia east and central por-
tions tomorrow afternoon; not much
change in temperature.
Virginia-Generally fair, slightly
warmer In southwest portion tonight;
tomorrow mostly cloudy, probably
lisht rain In the interior in Afternoon. !.
warmer In south portion tomorrow.
west vireinis-Ciuuuy ana Slightly
warmer tonight; tomorrow light rains,
signify colder tomorrow afternoon.
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Beggars Could Be Careful.

WAUKESHA, Wis. R.-Joseph
Schultz applied at the county jail for
lodging He said he hadn't eaten
for three days. The cook prepared
some food. Schultz threw it on the
floor. Il won't eat such trash" he
said to Undersheriff A. j. Redford.
But If he won't, it developed later.
he is in for a 1s0-meal hunger strike.
Charged With disorderly conduct, he
was sentenced to 60 days in the same
iail.
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Births Reported.

Harry and Ruth Smith. girl twins.
Robert and Emma Stroup, girl
William and Barbara Hickman. girl.
William and Ella Davis. boy.
Charles and Ally Harris. boy.
Joseph and Julia Hannah. boy.
Robert and Doris Riley. boy.
James and Reba Crittenden; boy.
Edwin and Dorothy Berouist. boy.
0rin and Madge western boy.
Leroy and Leila NutheL boy.
Roy and Helen Bicknell, boy. -, =,
Thomas and Catherine McGlynn. girl
Ralph and Mary Bowman. slrl.
Charles and Ruth walters. slrl.
Winston and Ruth Updike sirl,
Joseph and Nettie Candelieri, sifl.
Kenneth and Ruth Caist. girl;
John and Ruth Sunshine slrl.
William and Virginia Steuart girl.
James and Elizabeth Connel. girl.
AlsxsndeF sne Anna = =Eissn6srs, sirI, tr,n.
John and Louise Mahof1ey eif1.
Robert and Vivienne THOMPSON. strl.
Edwin and Marie Estes. boy.
russell russell S and lone HicSerneii. boy.
Ezra and virginia Fox. boy.
Edward and Ida Musson. boy.
stsn and Inc Ines yves WssteiTiind intoi;,nssn 1oy; how
Harry Hy and fi Florence EDWARDS. boy.
Herbert and Edna GIL boy.
Clifford and Mildred Warren. giTi'
Alan and Susie Grass. girl.
Bernard and Audrey McKnew. girl.
Henry and Frances Kabosky. girl.
Joseph and Olive Pilkerton. girl.
George and Flora Schuck. girl.
Howard and Bride WillouRhby, girl
Lloyd~nnd Hilda Browder. sirl.
william and Marsaret Harris. girl.
Grant and Jennie Gilli0n. boy.
John. and Liiliap Taylor: boy.
Emory and Dolores Turner. airl.
Hardy and Haitts Ford. riri
Thomas and Artienfishis Eeddlck. boy.
Wesley and Ruth Stevenson. boy.
Herbert and Lucille Day BIT. 49,,
Mareeiius and Jus Jacobs. st-l:
William and Minnie Meouaen. Sill.
William and Grace Walker. boy.
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Zenpelins Were Visitors.

II seems incredible but during the
World war when England at home
feared and dreaded Zeppelin raids
from the sky, This is how the I'M
maculate English butler announced a
raid: Opening the door and proclaim
ing as though he were announcing a
visitor, The Zeppelins, my lady!'
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Lost ana Found advertisements
for the daily Stof 1tn be dccepted
Mondays to Fridays. tncias,re, up
to noon day o. 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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Sister Wrote Melodies.

Felix Mendelssohn- -Bartholdv's sk-
ter. Fanny. is said to have been a.
good and learned musician as he.
and that some OF his best melodies
originated with her.
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NEW LAND SOUGHT
FOR U.S.BU|LD|NGS.
Treasury Bill Recommends
Buying Large Nineteenth
Street Area.
Bf !. A, OLEARY.

Purchase by the Federal Govern
inent of large area of property west
of Nineteenth street to provide sites
for future public buildings is recon-
mended in bill Just transmitted to
Congress by the Treasury Department
In the Senate yesterday it was referred
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MILsTEAD. MARY MCDANIEL. On Tues

dsy.. March II. 1896, a, her residence
l5a4 goth ST. NV. MARY MCDANIEL
liam T. Milttead. Remains resting at
the James T. Clements funeral pariors
lH4l Wisconsin ave. NV. Funeral from
the above residence on Friday March 90
Al $50 am. thence to Holy Trinity
Catholic Church. where mass will be said
at 10 am. for the repose OF her soul
Relatives and friends invited to attend
Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. Please
omit flowers
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LOST.

BRoOCH-Diamono studded oval; reward.
L H Linton. Kellogg Bids. District O564
CASE containing spectacles. Friday prob
ably IN Congressional Library Reward
Theodore, 1918 II 81 n ": Met. 4359. lPs
CASE. containing glasses between 1913 Pa
ave and 11n3 New Hampshire ave. Re-
ward Call North $685..
EYEGLASSES toItoise-shel probably in
red case, Reward, MetTopolitsn j143.
FOX TERRIER male. wire haired, from vi
for return. Call Potomac 4sI3-J
GLASSES. light tortoise rims. Kann's or
outside ID q !. Small reward. Phone Met
ropoliten 4l4S
HANDBAG. black. containing SIS. :. KEYS,
evening between District BLDG. and 18Th
and receive reward. -
KEYS in brown leather case. in down.
town section, Call z. NJ. Desmond, National
1614. Reward.
MALTESE CAT, iprse. strayed, from 1905
346%
PAINT BOX larse. in Diamond cab or
airport. Saturday nght. Reward. Call
Emerson 3l43.
rlasses in red case Govt check; lost in
Shoreham Hotel or Diamond taxi. Ad. 69S4.
POCKETBOOK lady's. black. vic. Kann 81:
contents. pearl rosary. permit money etc.
Reward. 3l6 nth st. NV National 1l"l. :
WALLET, mans, black. Please eall A, A.
Gustsfson. METROPOLITAN 51la. Reward.
WATCH. mans larse sold Hamilton. sun
dav at National Memorial Park. of Lee
Hlrhway Va or on return to city. SIN
WATCH, lady's. white gold name eneraved
on back. Reward. Phone Georeia sui2.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. black and white.
Mickey: strayed from Chevy Chase. Re-
ward. Wisconsin 41a9.
:
black spot on right side. D. C and s. Had
ley TAGS Reward. Cleveland 6sl9.
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GEORGE E. HERRING. State Deputy.
EnWARf1 I. THICKER Staie Secretary,

PECK. LAURA EDITH. On Wednesday;
March is. 1895, at her residence, |. l :
3ond st. NV. LAURA EDITH PECK: be
loved daughter of the late William Noble
and Mary z. Greer Peck, Funeral from
tie parlors of Alnlus r Speare 1923
Conn, ave on Friday, March 90. at =
pm. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
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PALMER. ALoYsTs. On Tuesday. March

Il. lh36. At GAllineer Hospital. Alloy
SIUS PALMER, husband of Sarah Palmer
srother OF Lorenzo Palmer, Mrs clara
Scott and Mrs. Mary HumbleS. He also
leaves other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John T Rhinss
funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve. sts. s.w.
until = pm. Thursday. thereafter AT his
late residence. 100 Columbia pike. Ar
linston, Va. where funeral services will
be held at :3r pm. Friday March 20.
lnterment in Rosemont Cemstery. la
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TER. Entered eternal lite on TUESDAY
March II. 1895 FRANCES P1EL. be,
James Russell Piel, dsushter of Leonard
II. ana Mary r. johnson and sister OF
Leonard Lloyd. wallace snd. Richsro
othy Mattingly and Marion johnson
Funeral from the W, W. Chambers Co
Southeast funeral home; 81: llth st.
thence to Nativity Episcopal Church
I4th 81. and Mass. ave. Sc. where serv'
ices will be held at l0:3a am. Rela-
tives and friends are invited 10 attend
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Endemic Hits Glasgow.

Glasgow, Scotland, had 1909 cases
of infectious diseases at one time re-
Gently.
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PARKER. EDWARD BACON. On Tuesday,

March Il. 1876, EDWARD BACON
PARKER. formerly of Portland, Me,
brother of Mrs. Susanna Parker Barrett
Services at $500 Veszey st. NV on Fri
day. March %. at geo am; thence 10
St AIMS Catholic Church wisconsin
ave. and Yums st. NV. where mass will
be offered at 10 am. 1nterment Mount
Oivet Cemetery, 10
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An the Knishts of Columbus are
NLlM notified of the death of Broth
&TdcN er EDWARD BACON PARKER
STSSSplAo Columbus Council. No. 1G6.
-@ ID Brooklyn. n. Y. at his resi-
N&%1AIN dence. 3sO0 VeaZey ST. NV.
\SS/LN Funeral March % 1886, at 10
NV O'Clock am, fror ST. Ann S
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MAssrSo. ALrFEps on Tnssds,. March

Frank and the late Catherine Msssino' He
is survived by one son. Frank MaSsino;
sisters. Mrs. Gus Cerinele Mrs Lucian
Maisti. Mrs AlphonSo Peluso. Mrs Lena
Rsuzlno. Mrs. Vincent Tfanchitellp anu
MIS-. Frank Perns. ir.. brothers. Nicholas
shq Michael Msssino. Funeral from his
fathers residence. 2e1a Wisconsin ave
NV. on Thursday. March 10. at 10 m.
Ia
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HfRBEsr MARffN AsfSi0 Of tS5P9sI S.a7 WSodies dpG p
NV: Washington. D. C.. beloved son Of
l.. Herbert and Ann Geofse Martin and
brother of Katherine Martin and Mrs
EiZabeth Ames. Remains restins at his
late residence after pm. Thursday,
Msrcn ~. Funeral Saturday. March .
at pm. from Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. 9th 81. ana Mass. ave
NV. Interment Columbia Gardens Gem
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P1NKNEY. WILLIE MAsoNvILLE HUNTER


PINKNEY. WILLIE MAsoNyILLE HUNTER;
on WEDNESDAY March l 8. 1895. at 500
1iE e msAssoNSfff sfs sSiSffnfff HUNTER nS Z 81 piNk
EEY, the beloved daughter of Josie and
the late Albert Hunter, sr:; lovine, VIE
Of the late Robert A. Pinkney and de-
voted sister Of the late Albert Hunter;
pm. from the Mcclure funeral home.
1870 9th st. NV. Relatives and fTienos
invited. Interment at Harmony cs,mge-
terry. ~
PROVOST. TERESA On wednesday; March
4EREsa f af PREvosT Ff6eIoSsss 6eoSsd wife q hs
ms al. safeli's chapel. 5th and H sts,
NV. Notice of funeral later.
REPErTI. HARRY. On Tuesday. March
II 1876 al St PetershnrT. Fla. HARhI
REpETTI. husband Of Elizabeth Collinse
Repetti Notice of funeral hereafter
RHODES. JAMES. On Wednesday: March
ns M lsas sJAs Raopss beq1ed father Of
GEORGE E. Rhodes. Remains restns At
ihs W , sarsS sote. CO Of funeral aseT
RILEY. WILLIAM W. On Thursdsy. March
10. 1896 at hts residence, s14 F St s,w"
WILLIAM W. RILEY. husband Of Marion
dsnes aisg on satudsy Tqsss MsPeh Mare ny e. At
RrBLE. LOUIS H.. JR. On "wednesday:
March is, 1885. at $50 am; at the
sssldfn9e aTe n% Of toU1s 81 safsns RuBLE as.d
and Mary T, Ruble tne" ,Willett; E%-
dsy. March 90. at am. Relatives ana
friends invited. Interment at Oak Hill
Cemetery.
RYAN. LEELINAU. suddenly; on Thurs
pital. i LEFLINAU RYAN beloved wife OF
William B. Ryan and mother of Leelinau
Mcdonald and Charles J ryan Funeral
$40 am am Reoniem mass at the shrine
si sad III Sss5:d Hss:' 4 snd
sopER. SARAH @. Or. Tuesday, March II.
ese # Mother ", 'snes = aSfrr Ees Hss s..d
- wears. Of Burtonsyille Nd. Funeral
cerville Nd. on Friday, March %. at
l0:30 am. Interment in Union Gene
swAyLEs. MARY LUCY. Departed this lits
IST fGsq sxsYt lSl soaR bs eists s.gs.
ssl g4syIss % si r; rMs;shlnssop; D. c e ed: oISdi:
swsyies swsyIes o Of g. %arys $40 County, unit %d
two sisters Mrs. Nellie Roche of Bal,
timore, Nd. and Mrs. Alice silva Of
5s%G5s 5ossphns sRa7les MSl .nG and susie sWaye
friends. Remains resting at the Cornish
NV until thursday. March 10, at 3
pm: thereafter at her late residence.
funeral Friday March 70. from st. VIM
cent de Pauls Church. South Capitol
and M sts. Sc, at q am, where requiem
mass will be. offered for the repose of
vited Interment Mount Olivet Gem
etery. 10
TIpPETT. NETTrR BEuLAH AND BESSIE
MARIE Suddenly, on March. and
TIPPETT. Beloved daushtcrs of William
II. and Mary Denlson Tippett of Railey,s
20. at i o'clock pm. from M..hodist
Church, Baiiegs Cross Roads. Fairfax
County. Va. Rslativss and .triends tn-
vited. 1nterment Herndon. Va. 10
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Report fer Last ~ Hours.

Record for Last "A Hours.
tFrom noon Yesterday To noon today
HieheSt, 81. 10 am. yesterday. year
asp. IS. -.
Lowest. A.. $50 am. today. Year
ago. %.
Evening star., 1936-03-19

KEYS in brown leather case in down
town section. Call z. NJ Desmond, National
q ArA
Evening star., 1936-03-19
LIBERTY. CHARLES T. Denar,ed this lif,
LYNCH MnIIAM CARIIsIR nn

neSday: March IS. 1886. WILLIAM
CARLISLE LYNCH. beloved husband OF
the late Cora McDade Lynch and father
o. Mrs. Naomi Cornell Lewis NJ. John
H, Willie m w. and Sc rah B. Lynch Re
mains resting ct the S. H. Hines Co fu-
ntral home. 29ul 18th ST. nv. Services
and intefmeht private
Evening star., 1936-03-19

PAINT BOX. laree. in Diamond cab or
airport Saturday night. Reward. Call