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Evening star., 1938-04-06
Man Who Hit
Rescuer in Eye
Is Assessed SIS

Charles F. Justice. IS. of 1717 K
street NE, was sentenced to $50 or so
days on charge of drunkenness, and
S25 or Is days on an assault charge in
police court today. He had hit a man
in the eye who awakened him from his
burning bed early today, put out the
fire and then asked Justice his name.
Samuel Houlton, roomer at the X
street address. said he smelled smoke
early this morning and went into
Justices room to find the bed in
flames. He reused Justice. he said, put
out the fire, and when he asked Justice
his name, received blow in the eye for
an answer.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
WILL ADDRESS ALUMNI
President Of Union College to
Speak Here Tonight.

Dr.. Dixon Ryon Fox, historian and
president of Union Colleg1, will ad-
dress Washington alumni at a meet
ing at o'clock tonight at the Cosmos
Club
The address is in connection with
scholarships available for the South
ern area. DR.. Fox was to address
Baltimore alumni earlier today, and
will talk to Virginia alumni tomorrow
night in Richmond.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
LAW LECTURE SERIES

A series Of Wednesday and Friday
lectures on the influence Of modern
scientific approach to legal problems
began today in Mcmahon Hall, Cath
olic University.
The lectures, presented to the law
students of the university by the In
stitute Of Criminal Science in CO.
operation with the Law School. will
last through May IS.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
EXAMINATIONS PLANNED
FOR AGRICULTURAL POSTS
Jobs Which Pay $4,000 Annually
Are Open to Those With
Qualifications.

A group of examinations for posts
in the Agriculture Department were
announced today by the Civil Service
Commission. They included junior
agronomist, junior animal fiber tech
nologist, junior in animal nutrition
junior biologist in wild life research,
Junior entomologist, junior entonolo-
gical inspector, junior plant patholo-
gical inspector, junior poultry physi-
ologist and Junior soil surveyor.
Applicants must have completed a
four-year college course in the field in
which they apply, but Under certain
conditions, senior students may enter
the tests.
The pay is $4,000 annually, and ap-
plications will be received until April
Is and 28, the latter date for those
from Colorado and States to the West
Evening star., 1938-04-06

Housing Authority
" as announced
las t n / G h t b Y
Nathan Straus,
administrator.
Mr.. Lane was
selected by the
Chinese Govern
ment in 1915 to
supervise c o n =
struction of a
number of school
buildings in the
Orient, including
the famous Using
Hua College in
Peiping. He is a
~~o J,,oto of 49,
Evening star., 1938-04-06
Reports Pocketbook Taken.

Mrs. Marie Erickson, 1725 Seven
teenth street NV, reported to police
last night that while walking on S
street between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets NV, she was ap-
preached by colored boy, about Is,
who snatched her pocketbook contain-
ing $40 and fed.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
ALLEN IS OPPOSED
TO NEW DRASTIC
RULES ON PARKING
Now Develops Regulation
Cannot Be Applied to
TaxiCab Stands.
SULTAN WAS ABSENT
AT TIME OF PASSAGE
Van Duzer to Seek Permission
From Utilities Commission
to Move Hacks.

Commissioner George E. Allen j!
opposed to adoption of drastic new
restrictions on automobile parking
near street intersections. he disclosed
today as it developed that the regula.
tons could not be applied to taxicat
stands without approval of the Pub
lie Utilities Commission.
Commissioner Allen said he votec
against the new parking regulations
when they were adopted yesterday by
vote of Commissioner Melvin c. Ha-
zen and Capt Hoel S. Bishop. AS.
sistant Engineer Commissioner. Capt
Bishop acted in the absence of Engi-
neer Commissioner Dan I. Sultan.
Traffic Director William A. Van
Duzer's proposals for changing the
traffic regulations first came before
the Commissioners recently when
Commissioner Hazen was away on
vacation. Mr.. Allen said. He eX-
planned that he refused to permit
action then because of Mr.. Hazen S
absence.
Action Is Questioned.
Mr.. Van Duzer said the new park
Ing restrictions would not be applied
to taXicab stands without Public Utili-
ties Commission action after legality
Of application of the new regulations
to public conveyances without such
action had been questioned by two
members of the Corporation Counsel's
Office.
The traffic director said he was
making study to determine what
taxicab stands would be affected By
the regulations, which prohibit park
ing closer than 100 feet to the curt
line on the approach side of inter-
sections controlled by traffic lights OF
closer than 20 feet back from the
official building line at any inter-
section, and would submit recon-.
mendations to the Public Utilitie.
Commission for moving the stands be.
fore the restrictions become effective
10 days hence
No effort will be made to apply the
new rules to bus stops. Mr.. Van Duzer
said. He emphasized that the regula-
tons were designed to protect pedes-
trians and motorists alike by eliminat-
ing blind corners" which he said we're
indirectly to blame for approximately
1000 automobile accidents here last
year.
Will Seek Parking Lots.
Taking cognizance of complaints
that the new regulations would remove
parking space for thousands of cars.
Commissioner Allen said he would push
for action on pending plans to provide
municipality owned parking lots There
now are two bills in Congress proposing
such municipality owned or operated
parking lots, with the objective of per-
mitting all-day parking, off the streets,
at the rate Of dime a day.
Necessity for action by the Public
Utilities Commission before the new
curb parking restrictions could be ap-
piled to taxicab stands was pointed
out by Vernon E. West, assistant cor
poration counsel, and Lloyd B. Har-
rison, special assistant counsel to The
Public Utilities Commission, when
questioned about the point by re-
porters today. They found authority
for this view in both the Traffic Act
and the District License Act.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
VIGILANCE is URGED
TO PROTECT TEACHERS
Marriage Clause, Now Repealed,
Must Not Be Allowed Again,
Speaker Says.

Constant vigilance to prevent the
recurrence of legislation discriminatory
to married teachers was urged yester-
day by DR.. H. A. Dawson of the Ma
tional Education Association before
the Teachers Alliance.
Speaking in the N. E. A. headquar-
ters, DR.. Dawson discussed the now
repealed section 213 of the Economy
Act and insisted that teachers should
be employed on an efficiency basis,
rather than by arbitrary ruling on
married status.
The alliance was founded to defend
the right of teachers to marry.
Evening star., 1938-04-06

ager as of April
8 of the local Of
flee Of Laidlaw g.
Co., members of
the New York
Stock Exchange.
He will be as
sociated with G..
Bowie Chapman
a member of
w a S h / n g tons
financial district
since 1895. Mr..
Chapman is a
former partner OF.
Hartman & Co.,
and has been
manager OF the
Evening star., 1938-04-06

Polytechnic Institute of Baltimore and
practiced as an architect there before
moving to New York
In announcing the appointment,
Mr.. Straus said he regarded it a
"stroke Of excellent good fortune" to
be able to add Mr.. Lane to his staff.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
MORGAN TO Join
LA|D[AW & CO.
Will Become Associate of
G. Bowie Chapman in
Local Office.

Charles Carroll Morgan who has
been one of the associate managers of
G. Mp. Murphy e. Co. for the past
10 years. will become associate man.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
PROMOTIONS WEIGHED
1t. Letterman Is One Of Those

Considered for Captaincy.
1t. o. ]. Letterman Of No. 4 pre-
cinct, who heads the list of lieutenants
eligible for promotion, is under con-
sideration" for a captaincy when the
Police Department creates new No
13 precinct from the oversize No. 2 pre-
cinct on July l.
Police Chief Ernest w. Brown said
today that while 1t. Letterman and
other eligible officers are being con-
sidered, no definite choice has been
made.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
Band Concert Cancelled,

Because Of other official duties, a
concert by the Marine Band SYM
phony Orchestra scheduled for tonight
has been Cancelled, it was announced
today.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
CHARLES <. LANE NAMED
AS U. S. HOUSING AIDE
Former Baltimorean Added to
Staff of Consultants by
Administrator Straus.

The appointment of Charles E. Lane,
member of Barr g. Lane, Inc, we'll
known New York building firm, as
special consultant to the United States
Evening star., 1938-04-06

ad n AG @ e Sn gzs @ o4ns this
The shack pictured ~ ~
, nght
aw
Staff fPhtO
La gaceta., 1938-01-27

Para calmar en- definitiva q
la "protestante" pareja, Ell en-
presario ofreci6 que Baer pelea-
ria con Ell vencedor del match de
revancha Braddock-Farr.
Al mismo tempo Sc dice que
la comisi6n atletica del estado
de New York, desconfiando de
Baer, pedira a este de pruebas
de su estado fisico y habilidad.
Una vista de Make, su her
mano Buddy y Hoffman esta Sc
nalada para ell a de febrero.
Probablemente, segdn las co.
sas Sc desenvuelven, Baer ten
dra que pelear con Adamick y
Galento antes de llegar a Brad
doc.
Los comisionados de New
York lie apretaran las clavijas.
La gaceta., 1938-01-27

SAL?
-lQuieres callarte, pelma-
zo...? WAS a empezar con las
simplezas de siempre?
ii Que ST, nina, que sill
profiri6 Velazquez bajando la
VOC Y avanzando ell cuerpo ha-
cia ella hasta meterle las alas
del sombrero nor los ojos-.
Que er=s mas ric2 que los do
blones &c 70, r,as sala-
da...
-Vaya, niho, dejame ell al
ma Quieta Y no me saques los
ojos con ell sombrero, que aun
que no son bonitos a mi me
haeen avio.
-jQu6 no son bonitos, lu-
cero? Anda, We y di ESQ delan
te de testigos y tie llevaran a
La gaceta., 1938-01-27

respondan "aqui estamos"? Me
conoces hace amos. me estas ha-
blando cast todos los dias, iy to
davia no tie has enterao de que
no me gustas nj pizca? Porque
traes pechera RIA y botones de
brillantes Y botas de charol ino
hay mas remedio que derretirse
por ii? No, hijo, 70 no me ena-
moro de la lenceria nj de esos
requiebros mohosos que traes-
siempre en- Ia boca. Anda We a
empeea- tanta gala cCn las infe-
lices que te han esclchado. En-
Ell mundo hay seda y bag perca',
pero ouien no sabe distin0lir Ia
soda del percal no deoe ir 2 Ia
tienda icomprsndes? Aopf tie
has equivocado de medic a me-
do. LO siento por ii, que no has
La gaceta., 1938-01-27
Waner escoge a los Piratas

WGner escoge a los Piratas
Paul Waner, la estrella de los
Piratas, arrim6 aver la brasa a
su SARDINIA.
Interrogado sobre ell possible
resultado de Ia temporada de
1888, en- su liga, ell gran batea-
dor declare con entera seriedad
No serfa sorprendente que ga
naramos ell campeonato. "Tene-
mos una buena novena y nues-
tro cuerpo de pitchers no sera
ell mejor Ipero es de primer or
den. Varies de ~nuestros batea-
|dores son consistentes, pero ne
cesitamos uno que con largos
batazos pueda limpiar las ba-
seS.
ST tenemos mejor suerte con-
ira los Gigantes, Ell resultado en-
la Liga sera distinte.
Ell ano pasade perdimos Is
desaffos con los Gigantes de un
total de 20.
Paul estima que ell "golf" es
un deporte que facilita So eff
ciencia en- Ell bate.
La gaceta., 1938-01-27
cuarto de bora no cerr6 la bo-

cuarto de bora no cerr6 la bo-
ca.
Velazquez la escuch6 con
la suya alberta, muy atento y
admirable, porQue Paca habla-
ba tan bien o mejor qae cual-
Quier folletin de los que habia
leido. Pero no quiso confesar-
selo. Antes persisti6 en- embro-
maria desviando la converse
ci6n hacia los paraies donde
lie convenia.
-Pero, en- fin lque me I'M
porta que rajes hasta MORN Y
me des tanta jaqueca, 81 tienes
unos oios, chiquilla, que bal
Ian como las estrellitas sobre
ell aqua, 81 cuando hablas v tie
mueves hasta ell aire que tie
envuelve Queda empapado de
La gaceta., 1938-01-27

|dado prueba de mucho pesquf,
" 10 siento tambi6n por esa DO
bre muchacha, que merece nm
hombre mas regular.
Y sali6 de la tienda con ade-
man resuelto y airado. Velaz-
quez quiso echarlo a risa v la
.detuVo por Ell mant6n.
-psrdone su MERGED, padre.
No he querido faltarle al resoe-
70.
Pero ia Sc 2 f6 con un Fl
ts t'ron isjando CT 81 ,n1no ID
rrno3 flecos.
ore46 bien han1inadQ & gua
20. Ia '2ncis Que c5ntrsfa src
las'ios apso& Pe,marecit
gnnos l7starte7 inratrfl y raa
SattFo, hacienda esduerzos por
tragar la amarga padora que Ia
La gaceta., 1938-01-27
Ell DE ESTA
NOCHE EN- BENJAMIN
FIELD
Reapdrici0n del zurdo Baby
Miller

Ell zurdito Baby Miller reapa
recera hoy en- la arena de los
Artilleros teniende de contrario
a Jimmy Marlborough, de Co
lumbus, estado de Georgia.
Sera un combate a 10 asaltos,
to, puso a dormir a Buck Tracy,
aumentar Ell interes del pdblico
latino.
Marlborough, seg1n las perso-
mas que lie han visto pelear, es
un adversario peligroso,
Recientemente venei6 a Joe
Rivers, un excelente p1gil de Ia
costa del Pacffico.
Dummy Nix, ell p1gil sordo,
mudo, Sc. batira con Jimmy MAJ
tin, de Miami. Nix lleva obten.
das victorias sobre Jimmy La.
|croix, Red Garvin " Red Pow.
ell.
lntegran Ell programa un to.
tai de "a rounds.
La gaceta., 1938-01-27
DEP0RTE
EsTABLECE UNA RECLA-
MACION LA VIUDA DE
STRIBLING

Macon, Ca, enero 27.-La
Sra. Clara Kinney Stribling, viu
da del boxeador que pereci6 en-
un accidente, demand6 aver a
los padres del que fuera su ma
rido para que rindan cuenta so
bre los miles de pesos que Strib
ling ganara durante su carrera.
Atendiendo una peticion de la
viuda, ell juez NJ. ID. Jones firm6
una orden provisional que pro-
hibe a los Stribling disponer de
la herencia que la mujer recla.
ma. Tn juicio Sc efectuara q
dfa 81.
Mantiene ell abogado de la de-.
mandante que su marido gant
muchos miles de d6lares sobre
los cuales no Sc lie han rendidc
cuentas.
FL sueglo, segln la viuda, Sc
apOder6 del dinero Y 10 invirtit
en- propiedades, sin tenerla q
ella en- cuenta.
La gaceta., 1938-01-27

la carcel. Dejame besarlos, sa-
lero, va que sin raz6n les has
faltado...
al pronunciar estas palabras
Sc alz6 de la silla y alargando
las manos cogi6 la cara de la j6-
ven para besarla; pero esta Sc
cato de elias con p~rontitud vol
|Ni6 a tomarla Vela2quez y de
nuevo Sc arrarc6 con fuerte sa-
'cudida, levantandose v saiiendo
a la parte &c afuera. Ayanz6 A.
rada hacia ell maio, cue Sc ha-
Ibfa sentado, v lie dijo con voz
alterada apoyandose en- Ell mos
trador con una mano Y ponien-
do la otra en- la cadera:
-Pero, hijo, Ique tie has figu
rao? SPiensas que no hay mas
que decir "all& vCy' para que te
La gaceta., 1938-01-27
extranaba que tardase tanto.

extranaba que tardase tanto.
ST, va pareci6 aquello, a.
r~rastrao, y parecera mientras
me quede alguna paiabra en-
la boca.
Anda! Pues tendre que
esperar hasta Ell dia del Jul.
clio. Primero lie faltara aqua al
mar y al cielo estrellas que a
csc piquito palabras.
Paca Sc incomod6, lie plea
ba cualquier alusi6n dirigida
a su incredible afluencia. Ash
que, sin advertir que con clio
dejaba firme la burla, respon-
di6 con un sin fin de denues-
tos; de aqui pas6 a las repren
stones, g las censuras, despues
a las consideraciones, y por
1ltimo a los consoles. En- IN
La gaceta., 1938-01-27
DERROTA DE OVERLIN EN-
Ell

New York, enero 27.-Ken
Overlin, de Portsmouth, Va,
fue derrotado aqui. 10 que muy
pocas personas esperabn, por
Walter Woods, gladiator de es-
ia ciudad, peso medic.
En- los primeros cuatro asal-
tos, Overlin, atacando por ell
cuerpo, sac6 wentaja; pero
Woods Sc compuso en- los asal-
tos finales, llevando a su contra
rio sobre las sogas y castigan-
dolo furiosamente.
Nick Camaratta, de New
Orleans, derrot6 facilmente. en-
ell semifinal, a Johnny Rohrig,
de Clifton, New Jersey.
La gaceta., 1938-01-27
WOODS PELEARA CON LEE
o FRED APOSTOL

New York, enero 27.-t1 EN-
ultimo.
presario Mike Jacobs anunci6
aver que hara buena la promesa
de enfrentar al vencedor del
match OverlinIWalter Woods
con Glen Lee, de Nebraska, o
Fred Apostoli.
Woods wenci6 a Overlin pre-
cisamente euando ell empresa-
rio deseaba Ell triunfo de este
La gaceta., 1938-01-27
LA PEIEA DE
ENTIRE TOMMY FAIR Y
BRADDOCK

New York, enero 27.-Mike
Jacobs hizo saber aver que
James J. Braddock y Tommy
Farr Sc batiran de nuevo en- Ia
Madison Square Garden, en-
match de reyancha. en- los alre-
dedores del dia - de abril. La
pelea sera a IL asaltos.
Braddock debera c~ontestar al
famoso empresario, despues de
consular con su mujer, a Ia
que prometiera unas vacaciones
en- Miami.
La parte financiera, Ia 6nica
diffcil, sera amigablemente soiu
.cionada. Braddock pide ell 37N
por ciento y solo lie han ofrecido
ell 35 por ciento.
Farr probablemente aceptara
ganar menos, con 10 esperanto
de borrar la mancha y veneer
al irlandes.
A los periodistas manifesto
ell campe6n ingles que q no ha-
bfa criticado la actuaci6n del
arbitro Johnny McAvoy, como
algunos peri6dicos dijeran.
Braddock estima que para su
bolsiiio es mejor una segunda
pelea con Farr que un combate
con Max Baer.
La gaceta., 1938-01-27
Max Baer misiiste en- pelear con Jimmy Braddock
Sc lie ha prometido I'm encuentro con Ell vencedor
en- Ell combate de revancha

New York, enero 27.-Salit
para Miami, en- a~eroplano, des.
pues de una acalorada discussion
con Max Baer, Ell empresario
Mike Jacobs, del Club Sigla
Veinte.
Baer ha molestado tanto a ia
cobs en- los ultimos dias, con
motive de la pelea con Jimmy
Braddock, que ell empresario di-
jo aver: No me pregunten NADIA
acerca de Baer. va tengo bas-
Voy a Miami a preparar
la vista de Sonia Henie y su
carnaval de nieve.
Por medic del telefono Baer
Y Ancil Hoffman tuvieron a
Mike en- constante jaque.
Braddock rehusa pelear aho-
ra con Baer y este pide a ia
cobs que lie cumpla la promesa
que lie hiciera.
LIE ofreci6 Jacobs peleas cor
Jimmy Adamick y Tony Galen.
70: pero Baer las rehus6.
"Yo auiero pelear con Brad
dock, como listed me promote
ra, no con ningun otro-avis,
Make.
La gaceta., 1938-01-27
La Gaceta Folletin No. SO
LOS MAJ0S
DE CADIZ
Par

Los sacerdotes tienen obli-
gaci6n de escuchar en- confession
a los penitentas,.-
-Pero es a los que llegan a.
rrepentidos.
-Yo 10 estoy, padre Francis
co.
isl? Pues no vivas mas
tempo en- pecado mortal. Casa
be con Soledad.
V~elazquez solt6 una risota-
da.
-lYa pareci6 aquellol Ne
La gaceta., 1938-01-27

Baby Miller derrotara sin a.
puros a Jimmy Marlborough. del
estado de Georgia.
Desea eel zurdo reconquistar
la simpatfa de los fieies fatinos.
Mala bolsa lie aguarda, salvo
que un milagro Sc opere.
La gaceta., 1938-01-27

Con un peso de 184R libras,
Bob Pastor, de Inwood, aspiran
tie a la corona del peso compile
to, pus a dormir a Buck Tracy,
$50, de Everett, Mass.
La pelea sc verified en- ell Pa
lacio San Nicolas. Tracy cay6
cuatro wees a la Iona antes de
Ia euenta de 10.
La gaceta., 1938-01-27

Johnny Mirabella, Ell tan-pe-
no, volvera al "ring'', en- Brook
Iyn, ell sabado, teniendo de con-
trario a AL Davis. de Browns
vile. Muchos admiradpres tie
ne ell italiano en- esa secci6n de
la ciudad de New York.
La gaceta., 1938-01-27

Firnsaron dos Peloteros

Con los Yankees firmaron a.
yer sus contracts los pitchers
Ivy Paul Andrew e Irving Had
ley.
Los alzados de los Yankees,
Ihasta la fecha, son Joe DiMag-
gio, George Selkirk, Vernon Co
mez y Tommy Heinrich.
La gaceta., 1938-01-27
Dean q Terry de Aca4erdo

Dizzy Dean declare aver an
Daytona Beach que Bill Terry,
Ell director de los Gigantes, esta
en- 10 cierto cuando prohibe a
sus peloteros que hablen con los
periodistas.
Algunos periodistas preten-
den dirigir ellos ell deporte.
La gaceta., 1938-01-27

Carlos Cuevas, p1gil de Puer
to Rico, venci6 a Joe Wall, de
Harlem. Pertenece Carlos a la
division del peso bantam.
La gaceta., 1938-01-27
CON LOS CUAN.Es

Steve Dudas venci6 a Bob O.
lin, ell eXcampe6n del peso COM
|pleto ligero.
DudaS derrot6 en- mas de una
OCCASION a Isidoro Gaztanaga.
La gaceta., 1938-01-27
SERVICIOS DE Ia
Postal Telegraph
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La gaceta., 1938-01-27

Freddie Fiducia fue puesto a
en- Newark, N. j., por
La gaceta., 1938-01-27

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Evening star., 1938-05-27
COLORED MAN JAILED
FOR ENLIGHTENMENT
Given go Days on Two-Year-Old
Charge After Being Accused
in Chicken Robbery.

George L. Brookins, rs. colored, was
sentenced in Police Court today to
serve 60 days in jail on q charge Of
embezzling $50 two years ago from
William Helm, market proprietor. for
whom the defendant has worked of
and on since that time with the con-
sent of the merchant.
Arraigned before Judge Hobart New
man, Brookins explained he had repaid
the sum embezzled and thereafter re-
turned to work for Mr.. Helm. The
merchant told the court he was not
allowed to withdraw the embezzle-
ment warrant he procured in 1885,
though he had attempted to do so.
The colored man. nevertheless, was
Jailed on the charge and also held for
the grand jury under $1,000 bond on
HOUSEKEEPING charge, in which he
and another colored man were alleged
to have broken into Mr. Helms fish
and fowl store early last Friday.
Clyde Scott, 80, is the other man
held in the housebreaking case. Scott
and Brookins lived in rooms above
the market at 1903 Seventh street
NV. Bags containing AZ chickens
with their necks freshly wrung were
found on the store floor when Police
man H. L. Berger of the second pre-
cinct, acting on a tip, arrested Scott
hiding in the market. Scott, after his
arrest. allegedly implicated Brookins
in the attempted chicken robbery. re-
sulting in the latter's arrest.
Evening star., 1938-05-27
HIT Mrntnrtaitt.

GRAY. MILDRED. tribute Of love
M Px 9 our our Gear mohep Ell. MIS-
two years ago today. May ~. 1896.
Resting where no. shadows fall.
In perfect peace she awaits us all.
Ever HFR Ef"s@Ssrss soS HaD DAUGHTER. /.
HARROD. MATILDA. In loving re-
membrance Of our dear mother, and sister
ago today. May -. 1897.
God say gn the road nsas setting 5oush
He gentIy eleSed her loving
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HILTON. EvALYN ARNOLD. In low
ps # ny Ssa asar passes msae away
years ago BERT sERrEA Mag HiEroN M sEa1MEs
8 Sr ELLA 5.a.o In LOVING
two years ago today. May 81, 1886.
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56HNsoN. 56HNso ALrHoNzo AND OLIVIA
memory @si of our beloved sa'sfa MAI Lswis
yas2s Th9 passed aao Ma2 to sse beyond
loving thought true and tender.
DRILL TFAM A f'S Of MoRNING W siiid sTAR LODGE
NO 40. AND AUXILIARY No. Q.
DIT. LOUISE LEWIS BROWN. President.
DIT MARY o. JACKSON Fin. Sec.
MEYERS. NETTIE B.
Five years have passed since her dear face
Showed mothers loving charm and grace;
Her soul has passed to Heavens rills.
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MOLLOY. WILLIAM e. In loving mem
ory of our dear husband and father. WILL
LIAM E. MOLLOY. who passed away one
year ago today May 81. 1887.
His smiling way and pleasant face
Are a pleasure to recall:
He had kindly word for each
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