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There is one game postponed
by Trojans and Poultrymen. II
is up to league officials to decide
if it shall be played or given %
the Key West club as the PouI-
trynen did not have their line
up at the beginning OF the league.
Another game is pending be-
tween Bacardis and Key West.
Should Bacardi win that team
viii 90 into a tie with Key West.
and Poultry nine for q play-off.
However. if Key West win then
the ConchS will play a series of
games with the PoultFymen.
Il is a photo finish any way
the fans look az il. November n
viii decide-that is the date Of
the Bacardi-Key West game.
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Rev. A. L. Maureau is in re
eeipt Of . letter from Frances
Watkins from Chicago expressing
> hope Of returning TO Key West.
In part. the letter states:
we haven't heard any news
from the place except the very
few and short articles we saw In
the paper about the opening Of
the Overseas Highway. but We do
hope that il is still the same: and
We hope to set back 10 Key West
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for "A visit. and il will be very
pleasant TO see you again"
Rev. Maureau is also in re-
ceipt Of 4 letter from Miss Marie
Cottingham OF Ramsey. n. J.,
who is now in Miami. expressing
hopes 10 visit Key West again.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.-The old
est messenger boy" in this city
is Chris OFT. II, who delivers
more kilograms and travels far
Their daily than do his younger as
SociateS.
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FOR RENT

LARGE SPACIOUS BUILDING,
Lawns, Trees. Opposite POST
OFFICE, Good for any Bust
ness Lease ALL or PART. APP
ply, 532 Caroline St. nov12-s
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WANTED NO CHILDREN

KOESLTN, GerTnany>---A court
10 this city granted q farmer q
Idgwuree because his wife refused
u bear children.
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'I'oday's Horoscope

Today promises success, but
there are trials before you and
you will probably suffer some
privation before you reach the
goal. The mind is q little too
sensitive and perhaps too critical.
and there is danger of adverse
influences from friends or ria
tiveS.
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4 9sP0RTsA =.
BACARDIS AND
TROJAH WON
DOUBLE BILL
YESTERDAYS RESULTS GIVE
ALL FOUR CLUBS CHANCE
TO WIND UP ON TOP OR TIE
FOR FIRST PLACE

Bacardl CluD ana IroJanS won
yesterdays doubleheader at the
Navy Field. This throws the
Monroe County Baseball League
in tight spot. All four clubs
have a chance to either win or tie
for first place in the final stand
ings.
In the first game, Bacardi
Club romped all over Sevilla and
Gates to the tune of Is hits and
ii runs. Six safeties and eight
markers were allowed by Sevilla
IN four innings. He retired in the
fifth with three men on bases.
Gates was touched for seven
bingleS and three runs the rest of
the game.
A. China Hernandez of the
Rum boys hit two doubles and
two singles in five times up to
lead the pack. c. Garcia, M. Her
nandez and G. Garcia had 10
chances in the infield for the win
ners without an error. AL. Ace
vedo starred in the field for the
losers.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Bacardis - 101 $50 200-11 Is l
Poultrymen-
900 900 002-2 7 6
G.. Diaz and /. Rodriguez; Sc
villa, Gates and A. Castro.
Struck out: by Sevilla 3, by
Gates 2, by Diaz 4; bases on balls:
off Sevilla 3, off Gate 8; UNI
pire: Calleja; time of game: 200.
In the second contest a pitch
ers' battle resulted up to the
sixth inning. In that frame Rob-
est Bethel, of Key West, weaken
ed and was touched for two sin
giles and a double, combined with
two errors to give Trojans three
runs.
Conchs threw the victors a
scare in the last of the sixth. A.
Acevedo was hit by a pitched
ball. Gates singled through short,
and Al. Rodriguez tripled to deep
left field, sc""i.-s, TWO runs. No
one was out at the time and a
man on third with the tying
run. Gabriel famed. F. Car
bonell hit a fly to short left and
F. Acevedo flied out to center.
In the seventh canto, Trojans
scored two more runs on two
doubles and a single.
Machin, Domenech and Rueda
caught seven flies in the outfield
and the infielders handled five.
Wickers famed eight and allow
ed but five hits. The infield had
but eight assists. Gates and Rod
riguez played good game for
the losers.
Armando Acevedo made two or
three wonderful running catches
backwards. Rodriguez and Wick
ers hit two out of three times
at bat and Rueda hit two out of
four and stole two bases.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Troians - 900 003 200-5 9 4
Key West = 900 0O2 000-2 5
Wickers and j. Navarro; Beth
,el, Carbonell and A. Rodriguez.
! Three-base hit: A. Rodriguez;
two-base hits: F. Acevedo, John
Navarro, Joe Navarro, Wickers;
stolen bases: Rueda 2, Joe Navar-
70, A. Acevedo; sacrifice hit: Bak-
er; hit by pitcher: A. Acevedo;
struck out: by Wickers 8, by
Bethel 5. by Carbonell 4: bases
on balls: off Bethel /; double
play: Lucilo to Gates; urnpires:
Cess and Malgrat: time of game:
2::20; scorer: Aguilar.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT-Cabin
Cruiser with living quarters to
accommodate 4. All modern
conveniences. Good for party
fishing. 1914 Varela street.
octl0-s
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FURNISHED HOUSES-all mod
ern convenienceS. TIA Grin
nell Street. nov3-tf
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DON'T MARRY TIE MAN
The Characters

Kathleen Gregory: goes West
fncogDito TO secure Tioht-ot-,C1y
for the Gregory mine shaft from
Macdonald.
Denaia MacDonaId: hates the
GTegoTvs.
Bridget: Kathleen's companion.
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Yesterday: Angus and Beatrice
Gregory GrTtre. and the girls
1RoDe oveT to the MGeD Donald side
Of the house. Kathleen's heart
aches az the attention Donald
aives Bridget.
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ROOMS


UAETRD-Reai estate ilstingS On
Florida KEYS. preferably Key
Largo. Address KEY WEISS Pub
Lefty Bureau. 313 ~ Z First
Street. Msarai. W ~ Egan.
Registered Real Estate Broker
Cet2S-a
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NY'S CREW
WON TWIN
BILL SUNDAY
DEFEATED FORT JEFFERSON
AGGREGATION AT NATION
AL MONUMENT BY STAG
ING COMEBACK

AT Fort jefferson Sunday, the
Ivy's crew made a snappy come
back by walking away with two
games from the Fort boys. May
be it was because the Fort ten
has to use their men at the Fort,
or maybe the Sailors play better
so miles at sea.
During the first game a slight
rain prevailed but this only add
ed zest to the old salts. The final
score of the games were: First
Ivy 3, Fort /; second-Ivy IA,
Fort 3.
The Sailors held the Defend
ers scoreless and Pitcher Brady
had allowed but one hit until the
last INNING of the first game.
Then an error gave the Fort boys
their lone run.
In the second game. the Ma
tional Monument keepers were
all set for a comeback, but in
the third inning the Sailors took
the wind out of their sails and
made a hard-hitting rally which
netted nine runs.
Both teams played excellent
bah throughout.
Battery for Ivy: Brady and
Shelton. Fort: Berat and FELTON,.
Lineup follows:
EnrA YnKfar<nn
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FOR SALE-New boat, 4 weeks
old, 26 fl. long, 7ls #. beam,
new engine, fully equipped.
Built for party fishing. $4,000
cash if sold within S days. Can
be seen at North Beach Boule-
ward. Apply 1902 South st.
sug18-s
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2-STORY BUNGALOW, 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths, double lot. 1905
Flagler Ave. augl2-tf
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FOR SALE-Lot on Stock Is
land, waterfront. Also. lot cor
ner 5th and Patterson Avenues
near Boulevard. Apply Box
RC, The Citizen. aug3l-s
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TWO LOTS on Washington
street, 90 #. front, liz feet
deep. Reasonable. Apply 1919
Pearl street. nov1l-s
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FOR SALES bamboo rolling
Porch Screens. Best quality,
outside bark natural color.
New. 5 #. wide, 6 #. drop.
Complete. $l.25 each. Inquire
906 Windsor Lane. nov14-1tx
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FOR SALE-llh acres Planta-
ton Key, ga acres on ocean.
ga acres on Bay, on Highway
all high land. beach front on
both sides. p. o. Box %, Key
West. sept7-s
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FOR SALE-1931 Chevrole t
Coach, $35 cash. Apply Ralph
Garcia, 423 Simonton st.
novl4-1Wkx
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NEW 10 DINGHY. 6l5 Francis
street. nov7-s
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FOR SALE

TWO-STORY HOUSE, modern
convenienceS. Near Casa Ma
rina, lot l63'x98'. Apply 1925
Won Phister street. oct31-s
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Tsnsrrow: Beatrice svsrsseps.
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Barometer 1880 a. M, today:
Sea level, 30.07.
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GOING NORTH-Leaving to-
morrow morning early, stop
ping at Miami, Fl. Myers, Sara
sofa, Tampa, Atlanta. Have
room for 2 or 3 passengers.
Coming back next week. Apply
Go Citizen. nov14-1tx
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07
SCOUTS DRAFT
PLAN FOR TWO
DAY CAMPOREE.

Several hundred Boy Scouts from
all parts of Imperial and Yuma
counties will hold their tWo-day
Boy Scout Camporee, Saturday and
Sunday at the Court House park,
Ell Centro
Hugh M. Wilcox, scout executive,
explained that the annual council
Camporee is program of camping
out overnight by regularly organiz-
ed patrols of Boy Scout troops at
which the boys demonstrate their
ability to camp. They also take
part in scouting projects under
the leadership of boy patrol leaders.
Scouts will check in at the Cam
poree grounds at am. Saturday,
will pitch their camps, cook meals,
participate in an afternoon pro-
gram of field events, etc.
There will be a color ceremony
in the evening, which will be fol-
lowed by a parade through the
business district of Ell Centro, head
ed by the Scout drum bugle corps.
A council fire with Scout stunts
and songs will conclude the days
events.
Exhibits and demonstrations of
Boy Scout handicraft will take
place in the morning. Following
church services, the boys will be
dismissed at an impressive closing
ceremony.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07
LOST LEGION
STRUGGLES IN
ROCKY PASSES

CERBERE, French-Span. From
tier April 7. CUP)-A lost legion of
between 1000 and 5000 Spanish
Loyalist troops is struggling thru
the rugged, snow capped peaks of
the Pyrenees seeking safety in
France, it was disclosed today.
French mobile guards, patrolling
the mfountain passes, kept binocu-
lars trained in an effort to find and
aid the Loyalists. They reported
an occasional glimpse of men strug-
Cling up the passes but there has
been no news in recent days of
the main body.
The Loyalists belonged to the AID
division of the 10th army corps,
shattered on the northern flank of
the Catalonian battle line days
ago. They were with the 31St divi-
sion, whose men got safely to
France and we're returned to Cata-
lonia
The ADD division men, retreating
TO Bielsa and then to Fanlo, stop
ped and stood by while the civilian
population fled Then they turned
northward themselves to the Py"
reneeS passes.
Meantime the NationaliStS had
closed in and, according to reports,
the Loyalists found the mountain
passes directly ahead of them al
most impossible to cross.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07

proposing an immediate program
OF huge non-interest federal loans
to cities, states and local govern
ment bodies.
Mr.. Roosevelt called in Works
Progress Administrator Harry L.
Hopkins and Assistant WPA Ad-
ministrator Aubrey Williams to dis
cuss the spending plan which, It
was understood, is proposed to be
launched through joint use of WPA
facilities.
The White House indicated that
the president has reached virtua.
decision to launch the program Wita
a message to congress ouZning
his program which is designed to
halt economic recession and revi-
talize business through large scale
pump printing expenditures.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07
BOOST IN TIRE
RUSINE ESS DUE

A 30 per cent increase in new
tires for Imperial Valley motor cars
within the next two months was
predicted Thursday by Dunbar
Carey, new general manager of the
Goodrich-Silvertown store in E..
Centro.
Dunbar, who will be in charge
Of both retail ard wholesale busi-
ness throughout Imperial and Yu-
ma valleys, made his forecast on
the basis of greater requirements
on used cars.
Breaking up of the 'used-car
jam through a nationwide cam
paign already has brought new
sales of tires to equip the old ma
chimes. Goodrich -Silvertown busi-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07

fornia by the white man and shar-
ed the hysteria OF the gold rush. In
1880, she came here, but no one
knew why.
She opened a boarding house for
miners on Weaver Greek forty
years ago, she abandoned her bus
mess and bought a herd of goats.
And for 40 years she lived with
them and by them, wandering the
hills, helping herself with a crook
ed tree branch as a cane.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07

conspiracy involving Los Angeles
and San Francisco Illicit liquor
operators.
A fig orchard and farm buildings
concealed the still and other
equipment on a supposed chicken
ranch near Herndon on the san
Joaquin river.
The agenst said they found 28,-
900 gallons of fermenting mash in
nine full Vats. The elaborate equip
ment had a capacity of 500 gallons
of alcohol and the plant had been
operating Sltermittently since 1885,
it was reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07
Pioneer Informed
OF Mothers Death

HEBER, April 7 - William b.
Cecil pioneer Imperial Valley
resident. was informed tins week
of the death of his mother. Mrs.
William B. Cecil. 81. in Danville.
KY She had lived in Danvine so
years.
She is survived by her sons, vii
liam B. of Heber; Sam of Danville.
her daughters. Mrs. L. McKendry
of Louisville, and Sadie of Dam
vile.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07
FIVE QUIZZED AS
FEDS CAPTURE BIG
STILL AT FRESNO

FRESNO Cal. April 7 CUP) -
Federal alcohol tax agents today
questioned five men taken into
custody in sudden raid on an
illicit alcohol distillery west of
Fresno yesterday. The plant was
described by agents as one of the
biggest illegal stills seized on the
Pacific coast since the repeal of
prohibition.
lhe live were to be arraigned
before United States Commissioner
hrank Lerrigo today.
Those arrested gave the names
OF Silvio Rossi, Tony Pera, Mario
Puccini, Tony Leone and Harry
Paolini. All were held in the Ma
uera county Jail.
James M. Maloney, Pacific Coast
supervisor of the federal alcohol
tax unit, who headed the raid.
said that the case probably will
develop into an important liquor
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07
Death Ends Forty Year
Watch of Ancient Indian
Goat Herder i'm Arizo7a

OCTAVE. Ariz.. April 7. CUP)-
This is one of Arizona's many rug
ged, isolated mountain regions
where some people. weary of civili-
zation, have fled to live out their
lives in the solitude of nature.
They pay little attention to each
other They live by prospecting,
by small incomes or by ranching.
Their histories are mysterious.
But today. all felt strangely alone.
A familiar, bent old Indian goat
herder was dead. Josefa Alvarez,
who, some said. was Ills or 100
years Old" and whose life was
one Of many colorful legends, lay
buried beside her many friends
in Boot Hill cemetery on Weaver
Creek.
Josefa. whom all knew as the
goat herder," had led her flock
through the mountains here for
40 years. No one knew her we'll
She kept away from intruders.
Her familiar figure. smoking rolled
brown paper cigarettes, had been
seen daily, year after year
Her life, as far as was known
here, was mainly legendary. 1t was
said she once was the queen of an
Indian village near San Diego when
Mexico still ruled California. She
also was said to have been the
belle of an early Spanish settle
ment in southern California where
the legendary figure of Ramona
was born.
A full-blooded Indian, she wal
converted to Christianity by one
of Father Junipero Serras Padres
She watched the invasion of Cali
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07
COUNCIL OPENS UP
WAY FOR TRAILER
CITY PLAN HERE

nance making peddlers who disre-
gard no peddler' signs guilty Of a
misdemeanor and reading of an
ordinance to curb truck parking
in the city,
City Attorney Dorsey Whitellw
was Instructed to draw up a new
ordinance to replace an ordinance
restricting the number of pool halls
and card clubs The latter measure
would be revised to protect exist
ing businesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07
FDR Plans New Relief
Drive to Spend Huge
Sum Providing Jobs

WASHINGTON, April 7. CUP)-
President Roosevelt called his relief
advisors to the White House today
to discuss an immediate $1,5000O0,-
600 business revitalization program
through joint Public Works Ad-
ministration and Works Progress
Administration drive.
The White House said that the
president has before him a plan
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07
SailbOaters to Go
Around the World

SAN PEDRO, Calf, April 7
CUP)-Around the world in a 30
foot sailboat was The aim today of
three persons aboard the cutter
Ad Astra, enroute from San Pedro
to the South Seas.
The skipper is Capt William j.
zaleski. veteran Of General Petro-
leum tankers. The Grew" con-
sists of his wife, a former Flag
staff, Ariz., schoolteacher, and her
81 year old son, Gene Carron, jul
nior at the University of Arizona.
This is the crews" first trip to
sea.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07
CHINESE TRIED
FOR BRIBERY

PHOENIX, April T. -Selec-
ton of a superior court jury to
try o. Jam Hoy, 70-year-old Phoe-
nix Chinese, on a charge of bribery
in connection with his alleged gam
bling activities began today. Hoy
assertedly offered two $40O bribes
to County Attorney John Corbin
to allow his alleged gambling es-
tablishment on the outskirts OF
Phoenix to operate freely.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07
THIEF TAKES
II CHICKENS.

BRAWLEY, April Tn a report
to police Wednesday, John B. Rice
stated that a dozen chickens and
two geese had been stolen from
his pens located at the city dump
some time Tuesday night
Less Whitted, 6l1i2 North 7th
street, told police that thieves had
entered his place and made Off
with IA gallons of gasoline Tuesday
night.
A pair of riding boots, a double
breasted red jacket, a black rodeo
shirt and a white hat were stolen
from his home on 672 North I'M
perial avenue Tuesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07

ness in the valley increased 20 per
cent in March over February. We
expect so per cent gain in May"
Carey said.
A. d. Gardner of Los Angeles,
Goodrich sales supervisor, in Ell
Centro to assist Carey in establish
ing the newly modernized store at
TIT Main street, found Imperial
Valley one of the brightest spots
in the state business picture.
Effect of the current recession
upon the valley has been virtually
negligible compared to the rest of
the coast" he declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07

Way was cleared wednesday
night at a meeting of the Ell Cen
tro city council for construction of
a $4,000 trailer city at Euclid and
Imperial avenues.
A favorable recommendation
from the zoning commission was
approved, with two stipulations
That all proposed houses face on
Euclid, and that the entire project
be constructed at the same time.
Other business included final
approval and adoption of an ordi-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07
Notice of Intent
To Wed Filed

A notice OF intention to wed was
filed with County Clerk w. j. Nc
Clelland Thursday by Robert Eu
gene Reynolds. 40, and Mabel
Wetzler Haddard, 30, Winterhaven
residents.
j. p. Holman and Annie Havlik
of Brawley obtained a marriage
license Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07
CHINESE EDUCATOR
ASSASSINATED

LONDON. April 7 up Dir.
Herman Liu, president of Shang-
hal university and one of China's
leading educators, was assassinated
in Shanghai today the Exchange
Telegraph reported. A British
detective aboard the bus fired at
the aSsassins. Police arrived and
arrested one but the other two
escaped.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-07
Aerial Survey
Talk Presented

BRAWLEY, April 7.-Illustrating
his talk with photographs, Rudolph
Miller of Ell Centro, presented a
talk on the aerial survey of Impe-
rial Valley, at the Tuesday lunch
con meeting of the Kiwanis club
which was attended by many men,
bers of the FL Centro Kiwanis
group.
Evening star., 1938-01-31
In Mrntnrtattt.

BISHOP. HARRISON s. In loving men,
ery RIsHdp q my yb dear husband HARRISON 8
ago today. January 81. 1895.
TO meet n Heaven: how sweet the thousht,
M Wnen ela ilie & $ short years are past
no %GTe meet 70 IN nefP H.aren NO more 81 to part
HIS WIFE.
e xho 1n passes ass moh four cLARE
t"day January 81. 1894.
We miss her when we need a friend
On her We always could depend
she cnoared osr bans. ns In sickness and soothed
anR aHf sr115 TovN day ys asa+H
DAUGHTER. DoRoTHY. ~ ''''
DLDEArx, FRED J, Sacred TO the
nsmery psnp I,, q my, my beloved husband FRED j:
ago, January 81. 1887.
Memories are treasures no one can steal:
HIS pEVoTfD WIFE fPfn'Ff ThEREsH. sFH aea'
JONES, CHARLES ); In sad but loving
goSEs 1he entersd e M eternal fess i1t
one years ago Yesterday Ianyary 49,; aH 1907
of JONES mn Dsyse INsH W In s'15;a HSHRY
JONES. who passed to the great beyond
one year ago today. January 81. 1887.
Lonely without you.
Mo Dbtol Eli WIFE. EMMA L. JONES
LEMAN, MARTHA J. In sad but loving
remembrance. Of our dear wife and mother
MARTHA J. LEMAN, who died twelve years
af6 DEVoTED 1HoaT 'fnHsHy HWsBANb Asp ls6e CHILDREN
MILES. FERDINAND A. With a mem
HIH ha 6fsf A MLE Esss0aea asd
this life two years ago today. January
81. 1885.
Treasured thoughts of one so dear
Thoughts return to scenes long past
Times rolls on. but memories last.
HIS LOVING WIFE. BESSIE AND CHn-
DREN.
ROBINSON. LEO MATHEWS. IN mem
ory o. my dear friend, LEO MATTHEWS
ROBINSON. who died two years ago to-
day. January 81. 1895.
HIS FRIEND MARY WILLIAMS.
SOUDER. ANDREW J. In loving remem.
brance of my dear husband. ANDREW j.
SOUDER. who departed from this life ave
years ago today, January 81. 1893.
May his soul rest in peace
DEVOTED WIFE. ANN.
Evening star., 1938-01-31
Dratha.

YOUNG, BARBARA J. Departed this
life on Saturday. January 20. 1898. at her
dria., Va. BARBARA j. YOUNG, loving
daughter Of Eugene and Asnes Young,
sister OF James, John. Harrison and Eliza
beth Young: she also leaves other relatives
and many friends to mourn her passing.
Remains resting at the John r Rhnes fu-
neral home. :221 North Patrick St. Alex
andria, Va. Notice Of funeral later
: YOUNG, HENRY. sR. On Saturday
January 20. 1888. HENRY YOUNG. Sr.
OF 12l3 N. j. ave. NV. devoted husband
OF Eva Young and loving father of Portia.
Ollie. Henry jr.. and John Young; grand
father of Portia Smith. devoted brother
OF Sophie Tyles and loving uncle OF Eliza
beth Tilshman. Funeral Tuesday Febru-
ary !; at l pm. from Israel C.. NJ E.
Church. N. J. ave. and Morgan ST. NV,
Rev Franklin E. Howard officiating Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment Har-
mony Cemetery. az
YOUNG, JAMES. Departed this life on
HospitaI, JAMES YOUNG beloved e d'''hns- hns-
band of Martha Young: stepfather OF Ruth
Young. Charlotte FicklinR and Dorothy
Young. He also leaves to mourn their
loss two sisters. Rebecca and Mary Peter
son; two brothers, Freddie and BENJAMIN
Peterson and several other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at Eugene Ford s
funeral home, 1900 South Capitol ST.
where funeral services will be held or Sat-
urday, February 3. at pm. Rev James
Cemetery. LA