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Evening star., 1937-03-22
In Mrntnrtun1.

BETTER, IDA NJ. A tribute of love and
d6A deyots9n 10 pSTHp to ths memory emo of my mother
four years ago today March 22. 1882.
To live in the hearts of those We love
HER Lov1NG SON, ELMER T. BET
DUNCAN, BILLY HUGH A tribute of love
to the beautiful memory of our darling
son. and brother. BILLY HUGH DUN
San Gan; who left this world. but, not our
heaftS. one year ago today March 30,
1896.
Gone are the steps We loved so dear,
Silent the voice we used to hear:
Too far away for sight or speech.
But not too far for thoughts to reach
Dear boy. in heaven.
God bless you today
MAMMA. DADDY AND BOBBY. .
KENNARD. ESTELLA NJ. In loving mem
KENNARD. who departed this life one
year ago today March 80, 1896,
The blow was hard: the. shock severe.
We never thought her death so near;
Only those who have lost can tell
The pain of parting without farewell.
IoysNG WIS HUSBAND JOHN W KEN
FLEISHMAN. ANNE r. In sad and loving
beloved mother ANNE P. FIE1sHMAN
who passed away two years ago today.
HER III Toying yalzs HUSBAND. DAUGHTER
GIBBETT. "PINKEY" LOUISE. In mem
"PINKEY" LOUISE GIBBETT who de-
parted this life seven years ago today.
March %. 1880.
LOVING FATHER, BROTHER AND SIS
TER.
GOODRICH. HARRY A. tribute of love
to the memory of my dear husband and
our devoted father HARRY A. GOOD
RICH. who left us two years ago today.
March % 1895.
Loved in life remembered In death.
WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
HARRIS. ELLA; In sad but loving re-
membrance of our dear wife and sister,
ELLA HARRIS. who departed this life
two years ago. March %. 1885.
In our heart your memory fingers
SWeetly. tender. loving and true;
There is not a day. dear sister.
That we do not think of you
HUSBAND AND SISTER.
JONES. CONSTANCE T. J. In loving re-
membrance of my darling daughter
CONSTANCE r j. JONES, who departed
this life eleven years ago today. March
%. 1926.
You are not forgotten. Constance darling
Nor will you ever be;
AS long as life and memory last
will remember thee.
HER DEVOTED MOTHER, MRS. ES-
TELLE JONES.
LEE. HATTIE z. In memory OF my dear
mother. HATTIE E. LEE, who died two
years ago today March %. 1885.
SON. WILLIAM A. LEE.
Evening star., 1937-03-22

Among these were First, Sixth, Gun
ton Temple Memorial, Chevy Chase
and Georgetown. First was consoli
dated several years ago with the
Church of the Covenant to form Gov
enant-First Presbyterian Church.
Graduate of Yale.
A graduate of Yale in 1875 DR.. Br-
ME also was graduated in theology
at Union Theological Seminary, New
York. His first pastorate was at Caz-
enovia, N Y. He was called to Rye
in 1899 and served there until 1918.
He is survived by his Wodow, for
merly Lucia L. Meigs, and A daughter,
Mrs. James w Farmer, this city.
Funeral services Will be held at
430 pm. tomorrow in Sixth Presby-
terian Church, Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets. Rev J. Herbert Garner, pas
tor Will OffiCiate assisted by Rev. DR..
Alfred E. BarroWS of ! stern PreSby-
terian Church. Burial will be at
Springfield, Mass.
Honorary pallbearers include clergy
men and other prominent Washing
tonianS as follows:
Rev. Dr. David SChaff, Rev. DR..
Albert j. Mccartney, DR.. 'harles R.
Mann, Dr. ClOyd Heck Marvin, Rev.
Dr. George S. Duncan, Rev DR.. J. T.
Marshall, Rev. Dr.. j. H. Hollister, Rev.
Dr. Bernard Braskamp, Rev, R. M
Skinner, Rev. George M Cumming,
Rev. Dr.. Albert Evans, Allen B, Nc
Daniels and Edward F. Colladay, this
city and JustuS A. B. Cowles, Rye,
N. Y.
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began to fail. She started her work
in Rebekah Odd Fellowship in the
District in 1900 and was instrumental
in gaining the charter for Miriam Re-
bekah Lodge, No. 6
known as the mother of Rebekah
Fellowship" she became the first
president of the Rebekah Assembly of
the District in 1915 and was marshal
of the Association of Rebekah Assem-
blieS in Cincinnati in 1923.
In 1916 Canton Washington, No. l.
of the PatrlarChs Militant awarded
her "the decoration of chivalry," the
highest honor member of it's Ladies
Auxiliary can receive. She was presi-
dent of the auxiliary in 1922 She had
been secretary of the Home Board of
the Odd Fellows Home Association
since 1918.
She is survived by two other daugh-
ters, Mrs. Mabel E. Geyer, West Point,
Va. and Mrs. Emma Rhodes, Norfolk,
Va; a niece, Miss Mary E. Murry,
Washington, and a granddaughter,
Jo-Ann Geyer, West Point, Va.
The body will lie in state in First
Baptist Church from noon until 2 80
pm. Wednesday. Services at the
church and burial in Congressional
Cemetery will follow.
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FUNERAL SET TODAY
FOR R. MARBURY STAMP

Funeral services for r. Marbury
Stamp, 40 Washington realtor, are
being held this afternoon in st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church. Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft place, with Rev.
DR.. Herbert Scott Smith officiating.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Stamp died Saturday at his horne,
2l00 Massachusetts avenue
Active pallbearers are Charles c.
Koones, James C. Wilkes. James E.
SchWab, Frederick A. Hessick, Joseph
]. Crowley and Barnum L. Cotton.
Mr.. Stamp owned Bradley Farms,
in nearby Montgomery County, and
resided there until last Fall.
Surviving are three children, r
Marbury, jr.; Jean and jeanne Stamp;
sister, Mrs. j. B. Edmonds, and STEP
father, George L. Bunnell.
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Had Wrong Farmyard.

LAMBERTON, MINI. tFy. - Fred
Zieske, farmer, was awakened by the
sound Of voices and the hum of no
tors. He looked out and saw several
darkened automobiles.
zieske ran downstairs, expecting to
rout a band of cattle thieves.
At the door he was met by an array
Of gun barrels and flashlights We're
liquor Investigators announced a
voice, Zieske returned TO bed after
convincing the visitors they had the
wrong farmyard
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OPENS
IN DAWSON CASE
Alexandria Mayor Accused
of ConceaIing Assets in
Bankruptcy.
BY STAFF Correspondent OF The Star.

~ O oNoA SoiA copOAiucilI ol lie . ldT.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 22.-
Testimony in the trial of Emmett C.
Dawson, Mayor of Alexandria, on a
charge of concealing assets in bank
ruptcy proceedings, was heard in
United States District Court here this
afternoon, following the selection of
jury.
Dawson is on trial before Federal
Judge Luther B Way on two indict-
ments returned by grand jury here
last June. The charges are based on
testimony given by Dawson after he
fled a voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy on November 18, 1885.
Dawson is represented BY William
E. Leahy of Washington and Harry F.
Kennedy Of Alexandria. District At
torney Sterling Hutchison is prosecut-
ing the case.
Dawson last week lost a last-min-
ute effort to have the case continued
when Judge Way denied a petition for
continuance on the gro Id that Mrs.
Dawson is not able to undergo exami-
nation. Judge Way suggested that her
deposition be taken for presentation
to the jury.
The charge on which he went to trial
today alleges he fra 4dulently and
feloniously concealed rom Joseph M.
Pancoast, trustee for the estate in
bankruptcy, the sums of s4l56 S600
and s387.6l, and with having made "a
false oath before Clara M Smith, no.
tary public, when he filed his petition.
An agent of the Federal Bureau of
investigation will be a Government
witness at the trial Dawson has been
under $4,000 bond since his indict-
ment.
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To Address Players Club.

Robert OConnor, medical student
at Georgetown University, will address
the voice and diction class of the
Players Club, Central Community
Center, at 8 pm. tomorrow. He will
discuss The Physiological and Ana
tomical Aspect of Voice Production"
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cerebral hemor-
rhage at his
home, 1150 Con-
necticut avenue.
c o m ! n g here
after his retire.
mcnt as pastor
of the Rye, N. Y,
Pre- S b y t e = i a n
Church, DR.. Bir-
ME, until about
five years ago.
served S e v e + a
w a S h ! n G t o n
churches during
periods in which
they were with
out regular pas
tors
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terday at the
home Of her
daughter, Mrs.
Lemuel H. Wind
sor, 5l3 Nichol-
son street.
Born in Prince
William County,
Va, Mrs. Grigsby
came to Wash
ington at an early
age. She joined
the church choir
when she was IL
and remained an
active member
until a year ago,
Mhen her hna1th
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REV. DR.. DIP. BRINE
IS TAKEN BY DEATH
Cerebral Hemorrhage Fatal
to Former Minister in
D. c. Churches.

Rev. DR.. Douglas Putnam Birnie,
30, retired Presbyterian minister, who
had acted as pastor at several Wash
ington churches, died YESTERDAY of a
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LEADER IN WORK
/. OF REBEKAHS DIES
Mrs. Annie &. Grigsby, 70,
Long Member of First
Baptist Choir.

Mrs. Annie E. Grigsby, 10, for nearly
90 years a member of the choir of
FIRST Baptist Church and long active
in Rebekah Odd Fellowship, died yes
Evening star., 1937-03-22

Uranium, the element with the high
est atomic weight, is radioactive
breaking down into other elements by
the emission of rays and particles.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Qarn uf Tl1ankn.
ADAMS

JOSEPH r. We do gratefully
appreciate and acknowledge each kind
expression of sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes sent by friends and rela-
tives at the passing of our loved one.
THE FAMILY.
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ATHERToN. CLARENCE H.

the beloved husband of Rose Barker nee
McKayl and father OF Sophie Barker
and william L. Barker. VI; son of Roger
Theodore Barker and Mrs Virginia Dod
son Of Springfield, Va Funeral services
al the W. w. Chambers Co. Southeast
funeral home ST. I1th st Sc, on
Wednesday, March n at . pm. Rcla-
ttves and friends invited. lntermPnt
Cedar Hill Cemetery. H3
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BLACKWELL. NELLIE T. Dcoartcd this

lie on SUNDAY Narch 20 IN37. at
the residence, O. hCr son. I22l g. st.
NV, NELLIE (. BLACKWELL. dauGh-
ter OF the late jeremiah and Amanda
Turner. beloved wife Of thc late william
H Blackwell, She leaves to mourn
their loss devoted son. FUEenC H.
Blackwell; three eraNdCh'ldron, one
great-Rrandson. two daUchters-in law
and other relatives and friends. Re
mains reStlug at the Smith funeral home.
1925 18th 81. NV. Funeral Tuesday,
March, @3 at " nm. from above fq-
neral homn Rev J. l. Holl0man Of
ficiating Relatives and friends invited
Interment Mount ZION conn ory.
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Il, 1887 at the Alexandria HoSnitsi
AIeXandrla Va CURTIS -rAPEFFTI,
beioved son son Of Charles B and Rosie Jar
rel OF ia North Kenmore St Airing.
ton, Va Remains resting at the Ives
iIneTaI home 2Sl7 Wilson blvd. Arling-
to2i o21, Va Va where funeral services will be
terment Oakwood Cemetery, Fails
Church ''4S
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KENNY. PATRICK JOSEPH

EPH KENNY. beloved son OF Minnie
K4enny Walsh and the late John K,
FhenKRy; Re n y, beloved husband Of Helen Wesch-
!tF hGnnY and father of Rita Marie Ken
ny. Funeral from the residence Of his
aunt Mrs; John Q, Shechay. 6:}5 lst st,
= ", on Tuesday. March 81 at $50 M ;
rcuUlem high mass viii be offered At .
am. RelailveS and friends invited.
!nLGLmenL AtnlNt OliNet q. -
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KENNY. PATRICK JOsFpY m g.

uaI. March 70. 1851, PATRICK JOSEPH
nt2loyed son of Minnie Kenny Walsh and
ne ne 3 late e John J. Kenny. Funeral from
NE residence Of his aunt, Mrs. John @,
Sheehy. 635 lst St. NV. on Tuesday,
March %. at $50 am; thence to St.
Ie:tln $ Church. where requiem high
mass VIII be sung al O'Clock Rela :
yves and friends invited. Interment
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day March ~ 1887. d; his residence
RIGGS road, IIyqtlsv},le Nj GEORGE
WEBSTER BOWLES. beloved husband
of Marie BovleS father OF Go9rGH H and
John Hugh Bow1oS Funeral service at
the W. W. Chambers Co funeral home
400 Chapin st. NV on WEDNESDAY;
March - at ",@O m. Bel2 ives and
friends ere invited. In,erment Prospect
Hill CemeteV~ @3
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JANKOWSKI. yAIFRIF n, c

MafCA Il. 1887. at her residence 1886
;"ird ST. Il ", VALERIE JANKOWSXI
oG.9vGd wife OF Constantine JankowSki
SN0 oe.oEed mother of Henry F Jan
SDW>&l. Funeral from the Geo. w Wise
60 Iuneral home, 300 NJ ST. NV. Tues
ga GaNt IN. MARCH @ ,;,i, at $50 am: thence
10 Hoo,y TRINITY Catholic, Church, 36th
ana o Sts al . am. where mass will
na said for the repoSe of her soul.
he.auyeS, and friends invited. Inter-
ment Holy Rood Cemetery
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eIRNIE. DOUGLAS PUTNAM {

day, March q 1887. at hIs home. 1850
aee, DOUGLAS PUTNAM BRINE, Fu-
neral from the Sixth PreSbyterlan
Tuesday March 90 at 40 Dm in
Difference to Dr. Birnie's wish friends
are requested not n send flowers. In
terment in SpringAcld. Mass. %
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BUTLER. ALICE. Departed this life or

Wednesday March l. 1887. a, Rone-
vue HoSpita, Now YORK Cl-y. ALICE
BUTLER She leaves TO mourn their
loss a devoted father. GeorGo Butler;
sister. Louise Butler; two brothers,
George Butler il. and SylyeNto" Butler:
four aunts and other relatives and
friends. Family can be seen a the resi-
dence of her aunt. Mrs. Rose Dimes,
141@-A Halt ST. S.w. Funor27 Tuesday.
March %. at pm, from the Morris
A Carter funeral home md and F Sts.
s.w., Rev. B H Whitinc of7ciat,rE In
terment MOadlavn Ccmetery.
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CHAPNAN LACK On sunday rarch ~

1887 al Freedmens Hospital JACK
CHAPMAN. devoted father Of Joseph
Chapman and Mrs. Henrietta Gray. He
also leaves a devoted sister Mrs Matte
L. Davis of Atlanta. Ga, and other reIa-
the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church,
1882 U st, n W Funeral FRIDAY. March
26. at S pm. from the above funeral
church. Interment Harmony Cemetery
SATURDAY. March . oG
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March 20. 1881. at his residence. 1906
"a, ave. Sc. WILLIAM M HODGES,
ne beloved husband of Anna Belle
aodeeS nee Smith and father of Mrs.
Rachael Shurbert and Mrs. Nellie TAYLOR
FUNERAL services at the w. w Chambers
co. southeast funeral home 5l1 / lth ST.
Sc, on Tuesday. March %. at IL am.
Relatives and friends are invited In
torment al lincoln CenntnrY
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ATHERToN. CLARENCE II. On Friday,
March 10. 1887, CLARENCE H. ATHER-
TON. beloved husband Of Olivia S; Ath-
etton NEE Garthl and father OF Ra'' n.
Best of Charleston. w Va; Mrs. A L.
King and Gertrude May of WashlnGton
Funeral from the w w. Deal funeral
home. S16 St ne on Tuesday March
23, at 2:3O pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
ATHERToN. CLARENCE H. special
meeting of SyraCusianS Lodge No. 10.
KnightS of PythiaS VIII be held at s
o'clock tonight Monday March 20,
1882. in the Grand JOdCe room. Pythian
Temple. to make final ARRANGEMENTS
for the funeral of our late brother.
CLARENCE H. ATHERTON All mem
bers are urged to be present
GEORGE p. MAGILL. Chancellor Com
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St ST. nG 2a sAMu2I m B aH2 pFicE the he" bsd, d%5 Il
husband Of F-hel NJ BrlC0 and brother
Of Mrs. 3. n. Nen1edE. Miss No!ic )
Brioe of Crecrriile y c. aud Ms G
W Wells o. Krna'oH. n. C Remains
resting at tho W ". Chambers CO. fu-
neral home 1900 Chapn st. NV. Notice
of funeral later
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y. 1881. at her residence 40I4 North
-Uth St. Cherrydale Va. ROSAIFE
HORSSMAN, beloved wife of the late JOS
eph HorSman and mother OF Ruby E.
BorSman and Mrs Edith L. Cunningham.
remains resting at her late residence
alter ! pm. Monday where funeral
services Will be held on Wednesday
March ~. al 1880 m Interment
Mount Hope Cemetery Waxpool Va 3.t
Evening star., 1937-03-22

March 70. 10. a Sl6LeN MemoTaI
Farrn beloved wife of he late George
Berkhemer Of 1908 Hamlin ST. lie
Funeral VIII be held from the abo"e
residence on Tuesday March %. al =
pm. Interment Mount Ohvet Gene
tery. Relatives and friends invited.
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urday March 30 1871 ''ts at Emerqencv eri 9SSy
Hospital. MARY ALMA LYNCH beloved
VIE Of the late William Lynch of Round
M: Va. and niece of Mrs Edward C.
walker OF LIS Allison St NV Fu-
neral services at Hysong's parlors. 1900
N s. NV. on Tuesday, March % at
E1u am: thence to ST Gabriel s
Church, where. mass will be said for
tne repose of her soul Interment
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ddsy. March u, 1887. az his reSidence H 9H5e.
MARDEN. Funeral from the chape1 Of
IhomaS F. Murray & Son @OO7 Nichols
a ave. n3 So eo-,t}n on Tuesday, March %. at 8
OXon Hill. Md at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment church
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clancy. JANE. Suddenly. on saturda

March 20, 1893, At sihley, lMLee,mor1al. Hos,
George Clancev and sister of Mrs A.
Magruder .MacDonald. Services held to.
day Monday, March %, Ct the the home Of
ave. ne. Bodv is to BE- taken TO Stuy-
yesant n. Y. Interment Will be on Tues
husband. sister and daHehtcr Marceilla,
and father. brother and sister in Stuy
Evening star., 1937-03-22

II. 1857, at the residence of her daugh-
tel, Oh Nicholson ST. NV. ANNIE E.
GRIGSBY. the beloved wife OF the late
Milton T; GrigSby and mother of Mrs.
/ H. Windsor. Mrs. Mabel Geyer of
West Point, Va. Mrs. B. L. Rhodes of
norfolk, Va, and aunt Of Miss Mary
4 Murray. Remains resting at her
late reSIdeence Remains TO lie in state
IN the Fifth Baptist Church. E St, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Sts S,w., from
noon until 80 pm Wednesday.
March "a. Funeral services to be held
at 30 pm Relatives and friends are
invited. 1nterment Confessional Gem
etery. Services by w w. Chambers Co.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
YOU CAN'T BUY A
STALE OLD GOLD

WHEN they're stale, the finest tobaccos in
" the world neither taste good ;. nor are
good for you.
But that's nothing to worry about For the
cigarettes that contain the worlds prize crop
tobaccos are Double-Mello Old Colds. And
you can't buy stale Old Gold!
That's because there's an EXTRA jacket
of Cellophane on every package of Old Colds
Tvo jackets of finest mosture-proo Cello
phane, instead of one, protect Old Colds from
dampness, dryness, dust, and every other foe
of cigarette enjoyment.
Thus, Old Colds prize crop tobaccos are
always in perfect smoking condition. Fresh
and sweet-burning, they never develop those
harsh, irritating qualities which characterize
even slightly stale cigarettes
After a long smoking day, Double-Mellow
Old Colds leave your tongue free from bite,
your throat free from scratch, and yourself
free from nerves.
You'll nerer go stale on fresh Old Colds!
P. LORILLARD COMPANY, Inc.
Established l76O)
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CLARK, MARY ANN PURSErI, On Sun

day March ii 1887, at her residence.
424 Independence ave. S.w, MARY ANN
PURSELL CLARK. beloved wife of the
late Harry CLARK. Services at the above
residence on Wednesday. March "A, at
. pm. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment CONGRESSIONAL CeMc- e----
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eAvANAUGH. CHARLES J. Suddenly

on FrIdaN NarCR ~ IN37 n NI7 resi-
dence. 537 2nd st. Sc. CHARLES J.
CAVANAUGH beloved husband Of Gwen
dolyn CavanauFh- Funeral from his
AZ so resaenGb5 be0re on Toega% to s. M2S9 urc
where mass Will be offered at Q am.
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
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MARKS. LEONARD E. Suddenly m Sat

urday- March 20 1857 at MS reSidence
100 WLton ave: Colmar Manor. Md,
LEONARD, E, beloved husband OF Leoia
MATHS draS' He is survived by three chill
ofen; Remains resting at the residence
9i ms sister Mrs. Grace E NayIor, 300
Emerson st. NV. Services at the above
RESIDENCE on Tuesday. March % at . 30
pm. Relatives and friends invited. IN
tcrmPDt CnGan =. =.
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6Ss 7th St, ne = Ellis CL1NToNS CHRIs-
NAN nee Flemlns', beloved wife Of
Georee H, Chrlsman Services II the
above residence on Tuesday March @3
at pm. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Cedar H!ll Cemetery. 90
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UhIHHb1, ANNE Z, The officers Of The
Rebekah Assembly. I. o. o. p. will as
Stmnic at the. Fifth BapuSt Church E
81, near fth st. S.w. at :. pm. WedneS-
DAY. March "A. 1887 to assist at the
INH4eral NI4 "a services Of our late sister AN
Rebekah Assembly OF the District OF
columbia and past representative TO the
ASSoclatlof of Rebekah Assemblies.
SlGned: CORAH H KINCER. Pres
=, Attest: BEATRICE M LAME. Sec. %
nay Is. CORA A, On Sunday. March ri
I""' a. her residence. Il Seaton place
ne; CORA A. HAYES the beloved sister
oi Mrs. Agnes c. PopkinS and Luther
- hayes. Funeral services at the w.
W Chambers Co. funeral home, 400
Chapln St NV. on Tuesday March %
at 80 pm. Relatives and friends arc
invited. 1nterment GlenWood Cemetery
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~ 20 IH3I AZ Takoma PARK Sanitarium
TaKoma Park. No ItNT ICNDS
beloved wife of the late Arthur j. sy-
monds. She is survived by one son,
clarence NJ. SymondS. and one daughter
Mrs. R T Orrison Remains resting al
the Ives funeral home oS47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday March 81
at $50 pm. Interment Columbia Gar
denS Cemetery. Relatives and friends
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March 20 1881. at his residence, Frank-
lin Park. East Falls Church Va HENRY
CLAY SWEENY. beloved husband Of the
late Berthe w SWeeny and father Of
Paul Lee. John Franklin and Hlte W
Sweeny RemainS resting at his late
residence; Funeral services will be held
on tuesday March %, at II am. at
the Methodist Church Annandale. Va.
fnterment In church CemeferY
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STaLLINGS. NORM. v ~, c,rd

March ~ 1897. at Childrcn's HOSPITAL,
NORMA V. STALLINGS beloved daugh-
ter Of j. Paul Stallings and Dorothy f.
StallngS. Remains resting at the W
W. Chambers Co funeral home. 1400
Chaplin st. NV. Funeral from the above
funeral home. 400 Chaplin St NV on
tlveS and friends invited Interment
Richmond Va
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cOOMBE HENRY G. Federal Lodge No.
l. F, A A. N. Will hold special COM
mqnieati9n nc M IHesdsy .To1ria Marfh en- y = az at
Of giving 4 Masonic burial TO our late
brother. HENRY G. COOMBE.
Slgned. OSCAR T. CARLTON. W. NJ.
SECRETARY
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DAVIS, ELDRIDGE LEROY. On Sunday
March 21. 1887, at 1:45 pm at Provi-
dence Hospital after a brief illness.
ELDRIDGE LEROY DAVIS. the devoted
son of Ida S. and the late William E,
Davis He leaves to mourn their loss
wife, Beatrice A. Davis; two children,
Elaine and Eldridge, ir.; a sister, Mrs
Thelma Stewart, and many other rela-
tlveS and friends. Remains resting at
Frazier.s funeral home 3S9 r. / ave.
NV: Funeral Wednesday March "a,
at ] pm. from the Tabernacle Baptist
Church. Interment Woodlavn Gene
terry Relatives and friends invited. o9
DESSAuER. HERMANN. On Saturday
March 90, 1887 at Georgetown Univer-
beloved Husband OF Eiiizsbeth DesSSu9r ar
Body resting at Gawler'S chapel ! Sc
Pa. ave, NV. until Q am TUESDAY
Services at his late residence $50 T st
w. on Tuesday. March % at ii am
1nterment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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81. 1897, HENRY G. COOMEE of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home. Serv-
ices al the S. H Hines Co. funeral home,
2A01 14th St Il W. on Tuesday, March
% at > pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery
Evening star., 1937-03-22
IT'S The EXTRA jacket!

EveYpackof Double. Mellow OLD GoLDSis wrap.
ped in TWO kets-doubIe Ce|lophane. That
extra jacket keeps OLD GOLD in prime condition
in any climate. You can't buy stale OLD GOLD.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
SPEED. ANNIE b. Departed this life

Saturday. March 20. 1897, at @:3U
pm. at Galllnecr Hospital. ' ANNE B
SPEED, wife of William Speed She also
leaves to mourn their loss two dauEh-
terS. Velda and Maybelle Prue; tour
brotherS, William, James, Clarence,
Rudolph Prue, and host of other
relatives and friends Body can be
reviewed at her late residence 2G49
Sheridan rd Sc. after > pm. Tues
DAY. March %; Funeral from Bethle-
hem Baptist Church, Nichols ave and
Howard I'd. Sc, Wednesday. March -.
at ! pm, Rev. ]. c. Banks oficiating.
IMtermcnt ROSemOnt CemeterY nI
Evening star., 1937-03-22

20. 1881 at GEORGETOWN Universitv H Hos l..
pttaI THOMAS MADDOX beloved son
oI i3e late Lenuel W apd Sarah F,
MaddoN. Funeral from the James T
Eysn funeral home. 81 Pa. ave. Sc. on
LneSday. March 90. at / pm. Inter
rtent zen ChlCamuXen Methodist Church
Evening star., 1937-03-22

CASTLE. LOIS ANNE. On SVNdav NarcN
81. 1887. at Chldrous Hc,n.tni LOIS
ANNE, infant daughter Of Alfred B and
MarGaret L. Castle Of t1Ot MARYLAND
drive BrooEmom Me- Services at Cav.
lers chanel 1850 p. ave NV. or
TlhsnaV MarcN n2 at 10 q N
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Hraths.
DRIRY WILLIAM Or

DRuRY WILLIAM J. On Monday, March
22, 1887. at his residence, 2725 seth
pl. NV, WILLIAM j. DRURY aged 81
years, beloved husband of Mrs. Sarah
r. Drury and father of Mrs. John
Swartzell. Funeral services Wednesday,
March "A. at > p M. at Hysong's par
lorS. 1900 N st. NV. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery, %