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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, April s3.-HoEst
Receipts $4,000; weak to 1Oc lower.
&9a1 O.t5, heavy. so.SOd1Oi5. medium
$9.7591O.2O; light E94OdlO.15: light
lights $685. $50; packing sows. $50
$50. pigs $60915.
Cattle - Receipts 1000; steady to
strong. Calves 1000, steady. Beef
steers; Good and choice, Sl4l6.5O; COM
mon and medium. S7dtS.5O; yearlings.
81 A" 1925. Butcher cattle; Heifers. $50
1850; cows, $5,25@9; bulls. s5G $50:
calves, $7410; feeder steers. O6.5099:
stocker steers $6aS.T5 stocker cows
and hefers S5d75O
Sheep-Recepts, $4,000; S tea d "
Lambs, $11.25 a 1910. common, $S911t
yearlings, SS.5Oq1O.5O; feeders, Sl0Q1l6
ewes, $266.5O.
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Cotton Goods

NEW YORK. April GN.S).-Con-
tinued quiet trading developed no new
prices in the cotton gray cloths market.
While a fair amount of sales were re-
ported on a few numbers, inquiry for
goods was not great. many buyers be-
ing so fully committed into the third
quarter that nothing in the present mar
ket would justify further extension of
their holdings. A few mills were MAX
ing concessions on quick goods. consist
ing mostly of overruns but the bulk of
the mills were content to ride along
on their present contracts.
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Metal Markets

NEW YORK, April GN.s).-Ex-
port copper was steadier today selling
at equivalent of 15.O75 cents a pound
eff European base ports against yes
terdays range l4.9O@l52O cents The
metal firmed this morning in London,
where sales were reported at equiva.
lent of 1852 cents. Domestic copper
was unchanged at l6 cents a pound
Lead was quoted at 500 cents .
pound New York by leading pro-
ducers, and East St. Louis price was
5S5 cents, marking a reduction of a
full cent a pound from the price early
yesterday.
Zinc sold at 1855 cents a pound New
York and cents East st. Louis, a de-
early prices.
Spot tin sold at prices averaging 50
cents a pound.
Anthony was unchanged at 1871
cents for American and II cents for
Chinese.
The Washington times., 1937-04-08
Economics Academy
Meets Here, April IL

The Academy of World Eco
nomics will meet in the United
States Chamber of Commerce au-
ditorium, April IA, according to
Norman E. ToWson. Of the Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company,
secretary.
Sir Charles Morgan-Webb will be
the chief speaker.
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Auto Finance Issue
Is 0versubsCribed

The Automobile Finance Com.
pany announced that all of its re-
cent preferred stock issue Of 10000
s .ares had been sold and oversub-
scribed on April 3. 1887, accord
ing to G. A. Pivirotto, president.
A common stock issue of 100000
shares was also largely over sold
on March II, 1887.
The Washington times., 1937-04-08
Wash. Loan & Trust
Declares Quarterly

The board of directors Of the
Washington Loan and Trust Com.
pany at their meeting yesterday
declared the 179th quarterly divL
dend.
The dividend of 2 per cent is
payable on May l to stockholders
of record on April %. Books win
be closed for the transfer of stock
from April % to May 2, both dates
inclusive.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. April G.N.S.l.-Eggs
Steady to firm. Nearby white spe-
cials 25: standards 24A @24h medi-
inns 23% a "a: brown specials 25@
25k: standards blank: medium 231z
mixed specials 25H 626A: standards
24%: firsts 221k % 231s seconds blank;
mediums 22@22A.
Pacific Coast white jumbos 31@34:
specials 291h mS0; standards 2Sh @29;
mediums 27@27k.
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Money Markets

NEW YORK, April GN.s). -Bank
ers acceptance market was quiet. WitD
rates II to * percent for so days y
TO 7. per cent for so and 30 days, y to
S per cent for 100 days, and y to 8
per cent for $50 and $50 days.
Commercial paper market was modsr.
ately active with rate unchanged at >
per cent.
Time money was offered at IL per
cent for maturities up to 80 days for
four five and six months maturitiss rate
was advanced to y per cent from =
per cent
Can money renewed at 1 per cent un'
changed.
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Sawyer Is Approved
As Railroad Trustee

InternAtlOnaI News Service
The Interstate Commerce Com.
mission today ratified the appoint
ment Of Henry B. Sawyer as q
trustee of the New Haven, Old
Colony and Hartford and Con.
necticut Western Railroad. as a
successor to w. M. Daniels and as
a trustee of the Providence, War.
rem and Frisco Railroad.
The commission also ratified
appointment of Howard S. Palmer
and James Lee LOOMS as trustees
of the Providence, Warren and
Frisco Railroad.
The Washington times., 1937-04-08

The deep. lasting joy of owning
truly beautiful lace can now be
yours, for this double medallion
design leach measures 12x18
inches is easy to crochet and
costs practically nothing. Glori-
GUS, indeed, is the spread made
from repeats of both these floral
motifs. So out with the crochet
hook and some string! You'll
want to put this lovely spread to
The Washington times., 1937-04-08
Treasury Condition
international News servi

International News Service
Treasury balance April 6, ST.
801. 213,310.90; internal revenue,
$6, $3.50, 143.74; customs receipts, &c.
766, 462.57.
The Washington times., 1937-04-08
Washington Stocks

SALES
Potomac Electric per cent pfd,
20112A.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 10@46,
r10@46, 10@46 10@46, 4@46.
q, AFTER CALL
Capital Traction SIS, 1,000093l2,
1,000@93k.
Potomac Electric 51a per cent
pfd, 1@112.
washington Gas IS, 1860, $1,000
@117, $1,O00@117.
The Washington times., 1937-04-08
Naval Stores

NEW YORK. April 8 (I.N.s).-Petro
leum firm. crude Pennsy, 237 q 267; lin
seed oil, per h., 11.3 CARROTS; turpentine
steady, 42A rosin, steady, common. 1925.
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: firm: domestic fleece. unwashed. Ohio
& Penn II 046; domestic pulled, secured
basiG s4@1fS; domestic Texas, clean
basis, s5d112; domestic territory. clean
basis, 96@1os.
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immediate use. Pattern 1863
contains directions and charts Cor
making the diamonds shown and
joining them to make a variety
of articles; illustrations of them
and of all stitches used; material
requirements.
Send 10 cents in stamps or coin
tcOin preferred) for this pattern
to The Washington Times, Needle
craft Dept, 81 Eighth Ave-, New
York, n, Y.
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: New York Wool

Canada
Montreal funds in New York, 3-32 per
cent premium.
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~ S1IB zenith RADIO iAT).'' % OIL u r y
"a =. Zonite Prod Icts ...- IA II ~ q
(a) Optional cash (b) Extra in stock (e) Lqui
dating dividend of accumulations go Paid
in 1885 (r) Paid payable this year (ww) With war
Without ~ Ex-divtdend. ~
fights. Yearly dividend carried preferred stocks
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372s z0l6 Yellow Truck ...... ;0H 29N 80 +
l42 1873 Yellow Trk pftl y RI 20 10 so -
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Evening star., 1937-06-03
J. J. WARD RITES
TO BE TOMORROW
Services in Sacred Heart Church
to Follow Observance at
Home of Daughter.

Funeral services for John J. Ward,
IS. president of the Embassy Dairy,
Inc, who died yesterday in George
town Hospital, will be held at 9 am
tomorrow in Sacred Heart Catholic
Church after brief services at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. E. L.
Koepnick, 1913 Webster street Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mr.. Wards death followed an ILL
ness of about three weeks, resulting
from a carbuncle.
For many years Mr.. Ward was in
the dairy business in Chicago, where
he formerly was head of the Murphy
Ward Dairy. He sold it in 1929 and
five years ago came here to purchase
the Embassy Dairy. He was native
Of Schenectady, N Y, and went to
Chicago when young man. He
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DrathH.
N, NAOMI +

NAOMI f. ofrcers and
members of Columbia Temple. 422 J.
B P. %, e of W. are notified with pro-
found sadness of the death of our finan-
Cial secretary, Daughter NAOMI f.
WASHINGTON Funeral Friday. June
4, at 1870 o m. from Florida Avenue
Baptist Church. Lodges and temples
are invited.
PAULINE ROBINSON. D. R.
LOUISE CREW A. F. s.
WEST. CHARLES WILSON Departed this
life Tuesday. June |. 937 at Mount
Alto Hospital. CHARLES WILSON
WEST. beloved son of the late johnson
and Lula West. He leaves to mourn
their loss two sisters. MIS-. Clara John
son and Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker, and
four brothers. John, Bernard Frederick
and Thomas West. He also leaves a
host Of other relatives and friends Re-
mains resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church. 1892 You st. NV. Fu-
neral Friday. June 4. at ] pm. from
the above funeral church. Rev. Warren
oflciating 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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FARMER RECLUSE
SLAIN IN VIRGINIA
Man, 80, Apparently Hit by
PeStle in Home-BeIieVed
Dead a Week.
Py the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FARMVILLE, Va, June 3-Ap-
parently slain by blow from a
heavy iron pestle, Francis J. Martin
83-year-old farmer recluse, was found
dead IN the kitchen Of his home near
Martins Ferry.
Prince Edward County Sheriff John
A. Clark said the elderly owner of
280 acres containing much valuab
timber appeared to have been dead a
week before the body was discovered
yesterday by William Gaunce, a road
foreman.
A coroner's inquest returned a ver-
dict of murder, and officers began
examination Of clues to unravel the
mystery.
Martin lived alone on the farm,
where several generations of his Scot
tish family had lived before him. He
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lit mrntnrtat1t.

ALLEN, ISABELLE V. A tribute OF love to
BE eWoIy ALEN e ous Who oese m4sae his Re
nineteen years ago today. June 3, 1918.
God gave US wonderful mother
Dearest mother, it matters not which
road we take
Our HOY n5 Sas or IS oqfy tSs I G6d may vii IF Join
The ROAD that leads 10 thee.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. :
BLANKENSHIP, ETA MAE. In loving re-
sister, ETA MAE BLANKENSHIP, who
PaSIisod5 away eight years ra5 $50 toaay June
BLUE, OSCAR G. A tribute of respect, to a
sERGT. OSCAR G. BLUE. who an
S%sred the summons of the Supreme
CoRPL. JAMES H. sMILER. JR.
Blue. OSCAR G. In sad and loving re.
membrance Of our beloyed son, husband
away one year ago today. June 3, 1886.
One year ago this eventIde,
Upon your bed you lay.
You cast mortality aside
And stepped into the day.
The day that knows no storm or stress.
Where skies are always fair.
Where all is light and happiness,
Tls always day-spring there.
Our darling Oscar went the way
Our hearts are srieved but yet we say;
BROTHER WIFE AND CHILDREN
CUDWORTH, DORA To the memory of
our beloved mother. DORA CUDWoRTH,
cora S5gBWofRSTTH T = AND u oERTRUDE
FREEMAN. 5.s -, DANIEL AND % JAMES; n re-
RAS55 TFzf%AS aSd Sa' ,aMEg as4Ez'sf FRIES e.
Mi PEF15A FRHEmAN ReSRH ASb MIS- MSS sAkAa HAH
GuNDoN. JENNIE. In loving rsmsm..
hrance of our darling mother, JENNIE
GUINDON. who entered into rest FIVE
years aeo today. June 3, 1882.
Peacefully sleepng. resting at last
In silence you suffered. in patience you
Until God called you home to suffer. no
NIXON, SARAH J. In loving remem-
NIXON q who o' departed hvs this iife thre. e
years ago today. June 8. 1884.
AS time passes on some forget but with
me it seems Just yesterday;
But as for you. so faithful. loving and
There is not day that passes
That something does not make me think
YOUR son. CLARENCE A NIXON.
WATERS, MARTHA v In loving 5emem- ne,q.
MARTHA V - wALTERs. vi Who de departed
thS life nine wears ago today. June j.
1928.
An angel mother from heaven
Looks down At US each day.
And whispers DO not grieve
Because I have been called away
And when God calls you to this land
III meet YOU at the brink,
With tears of 10y III clasp your hands
When He connects the link
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. NORMAN
WALTERS. AND HER LOVING
DAUGHTERS MARION REID AND
NORRINE BOSTON.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
DR.. MYERS NEW HEAD
OF TUBERCULOSIS BODY

3, the Associated Press
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 3.-Dr.
j. Arthur Myers, Minneapolis, MINI,
was elected president of the National
tuberculosis Association in convention
here. yesterday. DR.. Myers is pro-
fessor of medicine and preventive
medicine and public health at the
University CT Minnesota.
President Roosevelt and DR.. II. R.
M. Lands, Philadelphia, were re-
elected honorary vice presidents.
Delegates chose Surg. Gen. Thomas
Evening star., 1937-06-03

had been alone for several years, since
the death of brother and sister.
He locally was reputed to carry
considerable sums of money, and the
killer pulled out his pockets.
Gaunce went to the home to buy
timber, he told the sheriff. Unable to
arouse any one, he opened a kitchen
window and saw the body of Martin
on the floor.
There was a half-eaten meal upon
the table, and nearby lay the heavy
pestle. The farmers skull was frac-
tured, apparently by blow struck
from the rear.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

was active in several Catholic organi-
cations there.
Mr.. Ward lived here at 1929 Co.
lumbia road. Besides his daughter,
he is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mona Ward; a son, James j. Ward,
secretary of the Embassy Dairy, and
brother, James Ward of Chicago.
He also leaves nine grandchildren.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

Parran, jr., Washington, D. c., and
DR.. Chesley Bush, Livermore, Calf,
vice presidents. DR.. Charles J. Hat
field, Philadelphia, was reelected Sec
retary and Collier Platt, New York,
treasurer.
New Executive Committee members
chosen were: Drs. j. Burns ANDERSON,
New York; Esmond r. Long, Phila-
delphia; Paul P. Mccain, Sanatorium,
N. c.; l.. J. Norman, Oklahoma City:
w. Atmar Smith, Charleston, S. c.:
c. Z. A. WinsloW. New Haven, Conn,
and Mr.. homer Folks, New York.
1taly's new industrial zone at Boil
zano is starting production.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
SCIENCE FRONTIERS
BECKON GRADUATES
DR.. Woods of American U. Tells
76 at Bliss Electrical School
of Opportunities.

Frontiers to success in the scientific
world are wide open for an adven-
turous spirit, DR.. George Benjamin
Woods, dean of the College Of Liberal
Arts at American University, told the
rs graduates OF the Bliss Electrical
School, Takoma Park, Md, at gradu-
alton exercises last night.
Assisted by Charles F.. Ferry and
Eugene w. Bond, President Louis
Denton Bliss presented the diplomas
Rev. Ralph Della Smith, pastor of
Woodside Methodist Church, gave the
invocation and the benediction.
Those graduated uera.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
TRIBESMAN KILLS II
Believing Wife Unfaithful, He
Vows to Slay "a.

MANILA, P. l., June 3 (P).-Con-
stabulary men pursued today grief
crazed tribesman credited with Staying
IL of the "a persons he has vowed
to kill
In all, 18 have died as result OF
the jealous frenzy of Kalinga Boil,
who first ran amuck nine days ago
in the belief his wife has been un-
faithful.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
KENNEY FUNERAL RITES
Army Captain Is Buried in Ar
lington Cemetery.

Capt. Thomas Kenney, Army
Quartermaster Corps. who died Mon
day at the Army and Navy Hospital
in Hot Springs. Ark, was buried with
full military honors today in Airing
ton National Cemetery.
Chaplain Ora j. Cohee officiated,
and honorary pallbearers. all officers
Of the Quartermaster Corps, were
Maj. Joseph P. Glandon and Capts.
Milton E. Wilson, Andrew D. Hopping,
Richard G. Rogers, Andre l.. Violante
and Henry F. Evans.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

MICKELS. ISAAC: On Friday May es.
ave. NV Funeral Friday. June 4 at l
pm. from the aforementioned estab-
lishment. 1nterment WoodlaWn Gene
terry. )
June /. 1887 Mrs. INEz F. W. MONT:
GOMERY OF 2213 L st. NV. DAUGHTER
Of s Arthur and the late Bessie FSsneis ani
Wade Montsomery. She also Is sur
vived by an aunt Miss Helen Francis
Remains resting at the MCGUIRE funeral
home; Funeral Saturday. June f. at ! .
qcock from the above funere. home
Relatives aud friends invited. Inter-
inent Woodlawn Cemetery. A.
MONTGOMERY. INEZ WADE. The off,
GERS Gers and members of the Teachers,
pqstt1sd ns q the desth of Mrs 1NEz
J.L. GRAY. j. secrssary. E sxPRA&' President.
PORTER. MARTIN LUTHER. Suddenly
on Wednesday, June .. 1887. at his
MARN 1rR 4T N9sns PoRfR Pvf} the rd
husband Of Ada Payne Porter, Man,
nieces; nepGews and friends also sur
Wssanqton se hm SONS fStns bdme Msn
st. NV. Notice OF funeral later.
Wednesdsy June 1917 +. AuGUs. s.
TUs 9UAcKENgUsH, aged 50 years
bel beloved HUSBAND Of the late Cora
Wise Co.'S funeral home. 29OO NJ St
NV, Friday: June 4. at 10 am, Rela.
tive lives and |, I, friends invited. Interment
RIDER. WILLIAM G. On Wednesday, June
I'd n ". WILLIAM G. RIDER. father Of
Joseph A, william l.. Gertrude E. and
ADELAIDE tSsI,o G Rider; Funeral from, the
$40 m; thence to Our Lady Of Vic
tory Church, on Conduit I'd. n W, where
mass mass VIII be celebrated at am. Rela-
Emmlttsburg Nd, at 1:30 pm.
RIDER WILLIAM G. The Holy Name
Society of Our Lady of Victory Church.
ss5$sPce Of william ssi RIDER Re 14f lH!f
1887. at 7:3o, pm. to recite the prayers
n,,u aaJoHN SALON. President.
PHILLIP SCHLADT. Secretary,
RooK, CHARLOTTE GIBSON. On Thurs
@ f"t st. n nv l'5 cHARLoTTE Fl 3TT TfiifsgSS GIBsoN
ROOk. beloved wife of the late John
Book Rook sery!ces from the Church Of The
SIS. NV. on Saturday. June ;. at 1890
am. Interment Rock Greek Cemetery.
ROSS. WILLIAM H. On Wednesday. June
1897 at his home Emory Grove,
Md, WILLIAM H. ROSS. aged ~ years
beloved husband of Mary E. Ross end
father of Raymond. William. Robert
Mary. Rachel and Anna Ross Funeral
services will be held on Friday June
4; at , ., m. at Emory Grove M f.
Church. 1nterment Emory Grove Gene
terry.
SCHLADT. JOSEPH On Tuesday, June I,
1887, at Providence Hospital JOSEPH
SSCHLADT. beloved husband of Sarah
Plobey and Mrs Rose Dingman, Fu-
neral from James T Clements sons
funeral home 1@4l Wisconsin ave. NV
on FRIDAY. June 4 at am; thence II
Holy Trinity Church where mass will
be said at a:3O am. Relatives and
trends invited. 1nterment Holy Rood
Cemetery.
sHIRCLIFF; WILLIAM HENRY. On Wed,
va, WfLLIAM HENRY AsfI sHIRGL1FF tR9- orT F
husband Of Nellie Wilson Shirclif and
father of Bernard w. Shrclif Services
ana lnterment private.
S1LVERMAN. SAMUEL On Tuesday. June
J. 1897. at Walter Reed HOSPITAL SAM.
UEI S1LVERMAN. sergeant. S Army
retired. husband of Mable Sllverman
services a. his late residence ID Cen,
trail ave, COTTAGE City. Md on Friday
June 4. at 30 pm followed by in.
terment IN Arlnston National Cemetery
at 3 pm.
SIINFRMAS SAMIJJ N1e,,borr 81 TN,
Evening star., 1937-06-03
Those graduated were:

Alfred. Tollie E.
Bailey. Raymond c.
Birchett. Francis r.
Broaden, Richard
Bryson, Roger
Buswell. Fred L.. jr.
Caldwell. William R.
Carico. LanRdon
Carrier. Aubrey
Case, Robert, jr.
Casio. Chester
Clough, lie Roy D.
Cohen, Robert o.
Colby, Chester H.
Cross. Frank
Outright. Flovd II
Davis, John w.
De Jarld John S.
Diehl, John Edward
Eldredge. Raymond
Evans, Thomas, tr.
Fisher. Malcolm L.
ForneSS. Andrew w.
Fries. Earl Cha rleS
GindlesberGer j. B.
Gold, Lewis
Gonzales, Arturo. 3d
Gross, G. Alfred
Hamilton, Hugh l..
Henderson. Robt. N.
Hernaiz. Louis G
HinkSon. Dougald
Hitch. Clayton
Ho!liSter. Kenneth
Horner. Harold
Kaiser. Robert
Kellerman. Paul j.
keyeS. Gerald
Keys, Stanley
Evening star., 1937-06-03

SMITH. REV. JAMES ]. Departed this
life THURSDAY. June 3. 1887 at his
residence 1859 Irving St NV. Rev
JAMES j. SMITH devoted son of the
late, Henderson and Margaret Smith
ne leaves TO mourn theif @ Joss iorins 5ra1
Everett, Alvin. James and Ruth Smith;
one sister. Mrs. Mary Brown OF Cincin-
natl. Ohio and many other relatives
and friends Remains resting at the
Malvan & Schey funeral home New Jer-
sey ave. and r st. NV. Notice of fu
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sNoWDEN. AMANDA. Denarted this

SNOWDEN. AMANDA. Departed this Tie
on. on Tuesday; June J. 1872, at her rasi, 1
SNOWDEN. devoted mother of Mary
Stubbs She also leaves one sister Mrs.
and Basil Queen Remains resting at
Gaschs funeral home Hyattsville. Nd.
Mass Friday. June 4 al m. at St.
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j WALTER MCDONALD. Commander.
z WASEEIIRN NE AGill.a

R. E. WASHBURNE. Adiutant
SIMMS. MADALINE tMID. Departed this
life Tuesday June | 193t after a
lingering Illness. MADALINE NIT
SIMMS. daughter of the late Nathaniel
and Lethia Simms. She leaves 10 mourn
their loss sister Mrs. Lenora Mon
taeue; a sister-n-law, Maude Simms;
loving rieces Madge Slmms and Alberta
Johnson; devoted friend. William Smith.
She also leaves other relatives and
friends. Remains RESTING at the w.
Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1892 You
st. NV Funeral Friday, June 4; at ,
pm, from the above funeral church
Rev. Mcclellan officiating. Interment
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1877, at Providence Hospital JOSEPH
SCHLADT. beloved husband Of Sarah
Schladt and father of Mrs Katherine
Plobey and Mrs Rose Dngman, Fu-
neral from James T. Clements Sons
funeral home 1"4l Wisconsin ave NV
on Friday. June I. at Q am; thence to
Holy Trinity Church. where mass will
be said at $50 am Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Holy Rood
CemetPrY.
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SILNERMAN. SAMUEL. Members Of Gen.
@& NJ. Emmet Urell Camp No. o.
S, w. V. will assemble at the
5ES$zSHH residence. IA Central ave. Cot :
MApjIRH1 age City, Nd, Friday, June 4,
8E&4H2 937. 1t 1:30 pm. to attend
6S33 the funeral OF our late comrade.
Past Comdr. SAMUEL SILVER
NAM Nhn GihG 4 ALalter RHnG q
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sILNEhMHN. SAMtEL. On tuesday, june
UEL S1LVERMAN sergeant. U S Army.
retired. husband OF Mable Slverman.
Services az his late residence ID Cen
trail ave, COTTAGE City. Md on Friday.
June 4. at ] 80 pm. followed by IN
terment IN Arlington National Cemetery
at 2 n m
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GREEN. MAGGIE NJ. On Tuesday. June !.

1887, MAGGIE NJ. GREEN, beloved wife
Of William E. Green. Remains resting
at her late residence. 1911 G st. Sc.
where funeral services will be held on
Friday June f. at = pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Con-
eresSional Cemetery
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HIBBS. KATE. On Wednesday, June .,
KATE HIBBs, aunt Of Mrs. Georse
Smith and sister of the late John
Franklin Hbbs Remains resting at
the Wheatley funeral home. Alexandria.
Va Notice of funeral later.
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CLIFFORD. MURRAY l..

Jure 3. 1897. Alb st bis yeStdenIe Iev39I 3423
beloved husband of Ruberta A. Clifford
and brother of Irving L. Clifford Of
Philadelphia and Mrs. Edward Weter OF
Rochester N Y Remains resting a
the above residence Notice of funeral
later. Services by the w. w. Chambers
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IOHNSON, ANNA DepaTted tEIS Tie on
Hospital. ANNA JOHNSON. devoted wife
ter OF Rebecca Harmon. She also leaves
to mourn their loss sister. Matte
Mease of HopeWell, Va; grandmother
and other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at Barbour Bros funeral
home. As K St, ne. Rema ms can be
viewed from Friday noon. June 4; to
Saturday June g. at pm. after which
the body will be shipped to HONEYWELL,
Va. for funeral. Interment Petersburg,
Evening star., 1937-06-03

SOLOMON JACKSON. Finc. SeCy,
FOWLER. WALTER On Tuesday June
/ 1887 at his residence. Belt ave.
Bradbury Park. Md. WALTER FOWLER.
beloved husband of Minnie o. Fowler
and father of Francis Fowler Funeral
from his late residence on Friday. June
al m. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment ForcStville Epiphany
Evening star., 1937-06-03
SPENCER GFRTRIDF NJ. On Tuesday

June ] 1887. at $40 a m GERTRUDE
n. SPENCER of ao3 st. NV. daughter
of the late John w and Mary V Light
foot beloved wife of Maurice w. Spencer
and devoted mother of Mrs Avis NJ.
Terry. and Mrs Gertrude S Harper.
Remains resting at her late residence
after noon THURSDAY. Funeral Friday.
June 4. at | pm. from Berean Baptist
Church, | tn and V stS. NV. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment at Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. Arrange
mentS by Mcclure. 81
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Dratha.

MICKELS. ISAAC. On Friday. May os.
1897, ISAAC MICKELS Remains rest
ing at Fraziers funeral home. $50 r. l.
ave. NV Funeral Friday. June 4. at l
pm. from the aforementioned estab-
lishment. Interment WoodlaWn Gene
Evening star., 1937-06-03

nesday June . 1897. in Harrfsonburc
Va; WILLIAM HENRY SHIRCLIFF.
husband Of Nellie Wilson ShircliT and
father of Bernard w. Shircif Services
and interment private