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| lowed at 5:30 o'clock by the book chat at which Mrs. Helen T. Steinbarger of the Mount Plearant Branch Library will review “Earth Horizon” by Mary Austin and other recent books. The feature of the motion picture hour in Plerce Hall at 7:30 p.m. will be the remdrkable animal picture tnken n the SBumatra jungles, “Rango.” .PLAN CHRISTMAS SERVICE IN ALL SOULS’ CHURCH “Tempted Up” Will Be Subject of Dr. Plerce at Morning Service | Tomorrow. s Dr. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, minister of Seminary Bazaar Tonight. All Sopls’ Untarian Church, announces | 11 o'clock service LEONARDTOWN, Md., December 10 e i i [ (Special).—The annual rrow, “Tempted U The church :z.}:‘tg:lnl preparing lgr a Chrlstmn\clmlvfl will he held by the students service December 18. At 5 o'clock, Lewis Atwater, organist, will present € |evening at St. Me! program of Massanet music, to be fol-'5 pm. until 10 o'c Md, from r{l City | pm. Dr. K. E. Carlson preaching. That Well Known “Pause _fo_r Reflection” You first take notice of that rather trim person you have been living with all vour life; and then, perhaps, you notice the mirror itself. But look fur- ther—around the room it graces; exam- ine critically as a friend would. Do you get it? Of course, you do. Something for her home for Christmas and some- thing exquisitely dainty, too. ow that you have been given a tip, we will give you another. Be sure to look at House & Herrmann's advertisement tomorrow in The Sunday Star. It will be full of wonderful gifts at wonderful prices— all “Furniture of Merit.” We'll be sce- ing you. House & Herrmann “Furniture of Merit” Seventh at Eye————8433-35 Georgia Avenue You've Been Waiting Months to Hear GREATEST N\ U bazaar and | T 'TOPICS SELECTED BY DR. S. J. PORTER ‘Christmas—Holiday or Holy Day?' to Be Morning Theme at First Baptis! Dr. Samue! Judson Porter, pastor of of the St. Marys Female Seminary this 'the First Baptist Church, will speak | tomorrow morning on “Christmas— | Holiday or Holy Day?” and in the eve- {ning on “Men and Nations on Trial” | Swedish services will be held at 3:30 | Mrs. Julian C. Dowell, president of | the board of managers of the Chil | dren's Home. will Society Wednesday | Gifts,Christ Brought vices will be led by Mrs. | Holman. | A fellowship dinner will be held at the church at 7 o'clock Thursd: Al business and social meeting of the Ann Jackson cla vill be held at the| church Monday evening; a meeting of | the Euzelian tfim Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Doyle Strange, Clarendon, Va., and of the Fidelis class | | Wednesday evening at the home of | Mrs. Elgin Smith, 4511 Jowa avenue. “COME BEFORE WINTER,” DR. BRASKAMP'S TOPIC| Plans | The devotional R P Gunton-Temple Memorial White Gift Service on | famous pictures. | ices. . i 2 Theme Listed at Albright Memo- rial Church Tomorrow. At the morning service of Albri Hemo’lll Church. the minister, ON STRONG DRINKf " | Rev. George Southwell to Preach George E. Schnabel, will use s the theme “The Incarnation and Me at Columbia Heights Christian At the evening service there will be i z an installation of officers of the Chris- in Evening. tian Endeavor Societies, The sermon | theme will be “Paul on the March. The official board will meet Monday evening in the home of J. Allen Clark, | Dr. Harvey Baker Smith will speak tomorrow at the communion service of .250 Quackenbos_street. cnlulnhll Heights Christian Church on The Evening Circle of the Guild will “Render Unto God the Things That meet. _on Wednesday evening in the ' Are God's." church parlors. Mrs, George Seitz and Mrs. William Collins is the choir Mrs. William Dieste will be the host- | director. Rev. George Southwell will There will be an art display of | be guest speaker at the evening service. | Madonnas with descriptions of themost | His subject is, “Shall We Give Our| Neighbors Strong Drink?” The chorus The ,prayer meeting Thursday night | choir will assist. | will be preceded by a meeting of the ~The Women's Council will present a officers and teachers of the Sunday Christmas program Tuesday at 10:45 school. am., Mrs. C. E. Alden, president, pre- | | siding. The devotional period will be led | by Mrs. E. B. Bagby. Mrs. H. B. Smith, e of the pastor, will speak on “Christ- mas Thoughts,” and Mrs. Gibson on “Benevolence.” Special music will be| & medley of Christmas carols by the| DAY SET FOR WOMEN Ninth Street Chnstlnn Church Ob- | women’s quartet. Luncheon servance TomoIrow. pm. The council study theme during Woman'’s day will be observed tomor- The next six months will be “China | row at the Ninth Street Christian| The Gleaner's Bible Class will meet | Church in the morning service, which | Wednesday evening at the home of Miss | will be conducted by "the missionary| Eva Dwerson, 4608 Fessenden ireet. societies and addressed by J. D. Mont- et gomery of South America. At the ev ning service Dr. E. C. Prettyman, super- intendent of the Anti-Saloon League “AIRPLANE CONTEST" | of Connecticut, will speak. Special | music has been arranged for both serv- Arouses New Intgrest at George- The Naomi Class will have a Christ- town Presbyterian Church. | December 18. | Dr. Bernard Braskamp, pastor of the Gunton-Temple Memorial Presbyterian | Church, will preach tomorrow morning | {on “Come Before Winter.” Plans are being made for a white gift service for the Christmas program De- cember 18 in the Sunday school. There will be a meeting Wednesday at 11 o'clock of the Woman's Mission- | ary Society. Luncheon will be served at’ 12:30, after which there will be a meeting of the Woman's Aid Society. The young people of the Senior De- partment of the church school will give a play this evening in the assembly room. The pastor will conduct the prayer | meeting_ Thursday_evening e GR EATER ONE OF THE LARGEST ) UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as 565 v For a Complete Funeral Cars and All We have amazed the whole profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor, 14th Sts. N.W. You Get the Biggest and the Best from THE NEWS AMERICA’S New Car Announcement Appears in Full Page Ad in SUNDAY’S STAR Don’t Buy Any Car Until You See How to SAV On Present Motor Car Valueg o mas party Monday evening. The church 3 Might dinner will be Thufsday at 6:30| “The Alrplane Cantest” in the church P by Mrs. "Arthur Blthop and her School ‘of Georgetown Presbyterian P tee and the prayer and preise Church has aroused a new interest in Setvice following will be led by Mrs, Attendance. Rev. Frank 8. Niles will | Joseph Harrison. The Lydia Ctass wui | Preach at the 11 o'clock service tomor- hold a Christmas party in the church |TOW on “Sin and Sanity.” There will house the same evening. A moving pic- | P¢ & children’s story-sermon in the ture show will be given by the primary "'rll‘{wpg}'{rx{lal::eE(r:{l‘e{:\eur Soclety will | department at the church Friday &% g g Christmas play at 7:30 pm. in 2 | Cissel Chapel, ~entitled: “The " True | Christmas Spirit.” The play was written by Miss Catherine Price, a member of the_society. Mrs. Ralph D. Martin will conduct the study hour Monday evening of the Evening Guild. The subject will be | “An Indian Blanket.” The officers are: Mrs. Carl W. Rosenbusch, presi- Harriet K. Bury, s:cretery, and .M. H. Lanham, treasurer. BISHOP TO PREACH American TU. Ch.’mcellor Emeritus to Appear at Damascus. Special Dispatch to The Star. | DAMASCUS, Md., December 10— | Bishop John W. Hamilton will conduct services at Damascus Methodist Episco- | pal Church tomorrow morning at 11 oclock. Bishop Hamilton, although re- | tired several years ago becag-sc of age. is in some pulpit every Sunday. - Bishop Hamilton became chancejor| _The executive secretary, Dr. W. L | of American University in Washington, Darby, will preach Sundsy moming in |D. C.. in 1916 and now holds the title St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church | of chancelor emeritus. South, his theme being “One Is Your Master.” A one-day conference on “Home Con- A mushroom weighing nearly five servation” will be held January 11 pounds was found recently near Nice, | under the auspices of the Social Serv- | France. ice Committee. Dr. Harvey Baker | Smith is chairman of the Committee on Arrangements and D. W. Wil- NOTHING DOWN lard. professor of sociology in George Just Pay Washington University, is chairman of the Program Committee. Calvary Bap- $6 IN JANUARY $6 IN FEBRUARY | | Church Federation ’nnnual Christmas project, which is the distribution of Christmas stockings filled with candy to patients in the hospitals. | Mrs. Elizabeth W. Murray, hospital | worker, is in charge. Bundles of stock- ings are coming to the office daily and | next week young people will begin to | fill them. | tist Church is to be the place of | meeting $6 IN MARCH | "EISEMAN'S, 7th & F | | Interest is being manifested in the B. Y. P. U. News East Washington Heights will hold services at the alms house, Blue Plains, . C., tomorrow afternoon. Ronald | Smith is in charge of the program. |~ Mrs. Ruth Magnuson, with the Ser | ice Commission, will present Natfonal Baptist's program tomorrow evening. Mrs. Cecilia Burleyson of the Devo- tional Life Commission at Centennial will lead in the discussion of brother- hood in our nejghborhood, its present practice and as it should be practiced. | The business meeting will be held De- { cember 13 at the home of Blanche | Locke, -5707 Ninth street. | _George Thompson and the Service | Commission will present Bethany’s pro- |gram. On Monday evening there will | be a skating party at the Silver Spring | Armory, E. W. Williams will conduct Takoma's | meeting on the subject of “Neigh- | borliness.” | Elizabeth Norton's Service Commis- | sion will have charge of Hyattsville's ! program. QUARTERLY MEETING | st. Celebrate Mass. The quarterly meeting of the St. Vincent de Paul Society will open to- morrow at 8:15 am. with mass in the | Immaculate Conception Church. The | Rev. Prancis J. Hurney, pastor, will be | celebrant. Following the mass, delegates to the | sesston will hold a business meeting, with George J. Cleary, president, in | charge. A Story You'll Read With Delight PARIS LOVE By Nina Wilcox Putnam About a mother and daughter who had sur- prisingideas about Lovel Beginning in Monday’s Star “INCARNATION AND ME” 'MINISTER TO SPEAK 'DR. ‘GOVE JOHNSON at 12:30 | P. Vincent De Paul Society to| | OVERCOAT—Exchansed by TO GIVE SERMONS Will Continue Series of Pre-Christ-| mas Talks With “Light of Life” as Topic.” Dr. Gove G. Johnson, pastor of the National Baptist* Memorial, will give tomorrow morning the second of a series of sermons looking toward Christmas, speaking on “The Light of Life.” In the ev nmi he will continue his messages of of the Bible for men of today, his special subject being “Kings, the Book of Marvels.” ‘The Prayer League will meet Tues- day at 2 pm. in the church parlor and at 8, the pastor and descons. The White Cross Committee will meet at the church Wednesday at 10 am Christmas stockings for use in the hos- pitals will be made. At 7 p.m. the Girl Scouts, Troop 26, will meet and at 8 the Bible School Board will meet. The Ella Marie Holmes Missionary Circle meets Thursday at 2 with Mr: . H. Barker. 1405 Girard street. The midweek service that evening will have for its subject “Let Your Light Shine.” ‘The Boy Scouts, Troop 43, will meet Friday evenmz |DR. BOHANAN TO PREACH AT ROCK CREEK CHURCH Canon of Washington Cathedral to Address Episcopal Congrega- tion in Morning. Dr. Franklin J. Bohanan, rector of Rock Creek Parish and canon of Wash- ington Cathedral, Will preach the ser- mon tomorrow morning at Rock Creek Episcopal Church, Rock Creek Church road and Webster street. Assisted by Rev. Claude S. Ridenour, he will also officiate at celebration of holy com- munion at §:30 am. Wednesday and | Friday will be observed by the parish | as ember days. The Daughters of the King, Miss Roberta M. Patterson, president, will meet at 7:45 p.m. Wednosday. The Girls' Priendly Scciely, under the leadership of ‘Miss Edna_Scuder and | Miss Mary Boyden, will meet at 7:30 | p.m. Mogday and at 3:30 p.m. Friday The Boy Scout Troop, Harmon G. Vanderlip, leader, meets at 7:30 pm. | Friday. ~ Those desiring to aid the | Woman's Auxiliary in its work of supplying clothing to women and chil- dren of needy families may send bundles to the parish office marked for cttention of Mrs. F. H. Schwartz, presi- dent, or Miss Mary Boyden, parish visitor. Those who can offer employ- ment or odd jobs are requested to com- municate with Dr. Bohanan. The services tomorrow at Holy Com- forter Chapel, Rock Creek Parish, 5714 Georgia avenue, include holy com- munion, 7:30 and 11 am., with sermon at the latter service by Rev. William L. Mayo. The church schools of Rock Creek Church gnd Chapel will both hold “manger services” at 9:30 a.m. De- cember 18, and the gifts of food, cloth- ing, toys and other articles brought to the sanctuary steps by the members will be distributed to the needy at Christmas. DR. HAND SELEVC+S‘ TOPIC' |“The Saddest Word in Human Life” to Be His Theme. “The Saddest Word in Human Life” will be the subject of Dr. J. Phelps Hand's sermon tomorrow morning at| Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church. Sunday evening services are given over to the young people who meet for a so- | >ial with buffet supper at 6 o'clock. The hostesses will be Miss Clara Hall and Miss Charlotte Dawson. At 7 v'clock | the company will divide into two groups. one of high school age and the other of college age. The pastor is counselor of the first grcup, where the subject for discussion on Sunday will be “The| Secret of Unfailing Success.” | The Woman's Guild will meet at 10 o'clock Tuesday, with Mrs. Walton Hendry presiding. At 11:30 the Wom- an’s Missionary Society will meet under the leadership of Mrs. G. Percy McGlue. The speaker will be Mrs. Joy Elmer | Morgan, who will have for her sub- ject: “Great Personality.” Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock. o RAIL EMPLOYES INVITE THREE TO MAKE TALKS Meet | | Virginia to December 16 at Ports- mouth. Organization | By the Associated Press. PORTSMOUTH, Va., December 10.— State Senator Hillierd and Delcgates Cadmus and McMurran have been ex- tended invitations to address a gath-| ering_here Friday, December 16, when the State Razilroad Workers and Tax- payers’ Association will celebrate the second annive of its founding. Representatives from 13 separate or- ganizations within the State will be | represented 2t the meeting, which ml]\ continue through Saturda Ladies’ Auxiliary chapters will be represented. The association, organized here in December, 1930, has grown within two years to embrace a membership of more than 2,000,000, with locals in every State east of the Mississippi and some of the Western States. A total of 30 States are organized. The association is dedicated to equali- zation of the basis for competition for transportation business and s spon- railway employes and their TRINKLE TO SUMMON AIR TRANSPORT GROUP Tennessee-Virginia Body to Meet Soon to Discuss New Plane Line. By the Associated Press ROANOKE, Va., December 10—For- mer Gov. E. Lee Trinkle of Roanoke bas announced plans for calling the | Tennessee-Virginia Air Transport Com- » mittee, of which he is chairman, to | meet at an early date in Washington, D. C. to discuss plans for bringing about establishment of an airmail and air transport line through Southwest Virginia and Eastern Tennessee. The commitiee is made up of rep-, resentatives from each community which would be served by the proposed line. A prospectus drafted by the Bristol, Va., Post Office showed that mail serv- ice for Bristol snd Southwestern Vir- ginia would be materiglly improved by | the proposed plan, particularly for mail to the South ‘and Far West. LOS’ man’s. solld silver. ni- in_Palace Theater. be- 30 Rn\urd North 0530, | DIAMOND RING. ;d deg: ! carats: | DIOROMY e carkts SH00 reward. Ad- dress Box :i01-A. Star office. Wi EYEGLASSES. tortoise shell, Tuesday eve: ning between 5 lm in taxicab. Call Potomac 6 CIGARETTE c\st tialed “T. B tween 1:30 and % P oce of DI- Ser- Knox. new. at of e o i, Connecticat. Apariment, ‘o at Allies Ing, New York ave Comimunicate W. Anderson. Apartment S05. the &rnhnm. Smnestieud P ave P and POCKETBOOK, containing money and per. sonal cards - Reward if returned fto 13 Chiatles st., Bethesda. Md. ¥ | Southern Society, Qard of llfluuhl. Fish to thank rel. | thy and beloved | Atives and mcn‘a tor. mpa flars l!: lh{tes al thald‘:-lh .' i 5 QiR QEARTOR, 0 I3 nd T Puner: apel of Bernard Danzansk n.w., on_Sunday, December 10" wm. Interment Washington Hebrew Congregation Cemetery. BERGAMY. OSCAR T. cay. ber Hosbital. osc AR a W, "thelr d & host of ether Puneral from Third Sundu December 11, rei hure On Sunday. at the residence of hlr‘ pt. JOSEPHINE BRIQRTHAUPT. beloved wife of the me, ustin Brighthaupt and mother of Henry it D, Prank A, and Richard C. Brighihaupt. and one hter. Florence Forest. She wiso leaves to mourn their | rother. John Flemming: one ter, n srandehildren | and ihree great-grandchildren. Funeral Sunday, December 11, at 19:30 p.m.. from ount Airy Baptist Church. L st. bétween orth Capitol n.w. Rev. A J. Tyler officiating. Remains resting at J.T. Stewart's funeral home, 30 H st. n.e mISS, CYRIL T. 3 3 Bis restden BURRISS. i JOSEPHINE. and 1st sts. mber | 7 _vears. | Burriss Funeral Monday. h“d | On Tuesday. December nce. 410 612 st. S.W.. eloved wife of Wal so_leaves two_siste brothers and many other relatives and friends emains resting at the Joh Rhines funeral chavel. 4rd and | . from the above rhlpel Inierment Rosemont Cemetery. DONALDSON. MARY FRANCES suaamy on Thursday, Decembe: %, at her residence. Langley MARV FRANGES DONALDSON: hetoved wife o the late Neaman Donaldson, aged years. She is survived by one Sratber, | Willlam \Y!'r‘hlm and one sister, Vir- un a Morr nt. ‘ ‘Donaldson. Fi Efle Mac Stoit. Pupersl services to be angley M. E. Church, Sunday, | 1. at 0 a.m. Interment | ¥, Relatives und | ed louse ary Hurt. residence, pm. - Relatives " 1itePment Afimyton Befivad Basbasd of and son of Mrs THOYAS J. Suddenly. on De- 3, Montgomery County 1AS 3. DOWLING, | of “El ¢ efvine & Sunday. Tnterment in hircn; Blkridge, Md cember .11, at 2740 p. adfoining cemetery. DUNSTON, WILLIAW. | On Friday. Decem- | 1032, at Gallinger Hospifal. WIL- Jdohn | He also leaves three sisters, | k. Mrs. Templa Tay: one daughier and | frien e s resting at the John T Rhires fu- neral chapel. ird and Eve sts. s.%. No- tice of funeral later. JOSEPH us Funeral from his late st. s.e. on Monday. De- | cember 12. at 0 am: thence to St \ Peter's Chirch, where mass will be of- fered "for_ the repose of his soul. In- | terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 11 FLYNN. WILLIAM. _On Thursday, December & at Georgetown University Hos- | 1. WILLTAM FLYNN. brother of Jere miah Flynn. of 1349 Parkwood Pl n.w Funeral from the above address on Mon- day. December 1%, at § m. Reguiem s at the Shrine of cred Heart B o Relatives and Friends inviied: Intermeni Mount Olivet Cemetery. 11 GASTON, MILLIE. Departed this life sud- denly ' Wednesday, | MILLIE GABTON, wife of the I Gaston and motiier_of Mrs. Eli Mauvey. Puneral Sunday. December 11. from Boyd's funersl home. 1840 L st van, Interment Fredericis- CH) A ULA. On Prm Deceinber 9. 103%, at her Tesidence. (108 Conn. ave. Chevy Chase. Md. THERESA uLa HESI beloved wife of the Iate Francéseo Gineches!. Remains rest- | ing in the W. W. Chambers Co. fungal hun\r 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. MARRIS, CYNTHIA. On Thursday. Decem- | at her residence, 1615 Gth st. n.w. Margaret Pineran. Henry | zabeth H. THE! ber’ CYNTHIA HARRIS. devoted mother ‘i | Belle Morton and Edna and Joseph Harris, and sister of Hagar and_Robert Bryant. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chureh, | 1432 You'st. n.w neral Sunday. cember 11, at 130 p.m.. from Thir tist Chure L and @ sts. n.w. ment Linceln Memorial Cemetery. “Thompon. Bty Russell Maria Blanch Lurick and Herbert McKenzie. She . also leaves giher relatives and friends, y. December Sheel, ofciating. Ernest J neral home. am. Sunday. December 11, the above résidence. | SMITH. CONSTANTIA ,lucnno | Tory of blsse n.v. m- BiE ;'m e e :,m.' u‘f":‘nvi‘n‘&"'" e U huunl cre Services wilt nterment Burtonsville, IU?V. Cemetery. MASTERSON. W : Depa: at_Provi eati. 'He loaves 16 moue i lnvln( dxu(hl-r l‘l.l VA Y and & host of s ang st nw " December 12." trof the seen funeral home. Iterment it Mount zlo- Cemetery. MERRFTT. JOUN EDWARD. aboe wddre: Chapel Cemelery. PARHAM. AMAN Departed 0y, r 9 at her rulde ce. 4 Astinbia PARHAM g g o nd: this _life 2:45 three grandchildren, iwo sisters. two brothers and other reiatives and friends. ~Puneral Sunday. Decembe: i m.. from the Chureh of God ints af Christ, dth at. and ) REED, vnu‘u‘uh benmed !hm‘ life Wed- hs Texl- nt 21 nd st. n.w M REED. Ht leuves to mourn the luu ) mn"\l father. two sisters. two hrothers and host of other lrlAIA\PY and friends. Re- mains resting at Willlags \ Jackson's Tuncral Tiome, e w. MRineral Sunday, Dcr:mher ll, at Eflllrd.l Miss. REESE, MINNIE W, On Friday. Decemb 9. 1597 MINNIE Wo aged 0 years. be. loved wife of Winfield Reese. fom ner fute resdence: oft Monday. Decemiber 1% at 11 a 1o Interment Loudon Park Cfn'!l!!' !l"l- more, Md., at 1 p.m. 11 of a Rich- grd Robertson and Mri, Mary Smith and Ida Robertson. Puneral from sbove rest- dence on Monday, December 17, Funeral services Church. G at. bet 230 vited, ROE. STELLA SCHUTT. on 'nnmd-y ey, poe December & at her Melwood “ave dward mas Roe. Funeral from her late residence Sunday ffternoan; December 11, at 3 o' uria umbia Gardens’ Oémetery, endan, Va., at 3:30 o'clock: " OI' sistes n st Church. "Va.. HAMPTON husband “Brown of (he abeve nd ene brother, R % Rr:n of & Sery interment in Hom'flz d Pa. nPi(l b1 please cuny? v \"'h o On Friday, De- her residence,’ #35 .. after a brief fil. the bel cember 4, , 19142 Rhode Island Pu her ll\l residence Mons dn".] ber at 2 pm. ixngoxn e Tnter morial Cemetery. ot " | WAGGONER. JomN H, v. auddenl Thursday. December H ine beloved huxb(.?d of ‘Beithe ¥, Wea son of Jons Brothes ‘of Edwin Naseger aed from the tome. 1400 cn-nm cember 19, at & Tricnas are Tavited: n.w.. on’ Monday, »m. Relatives and New Jerusalem Lodge. ‘“wmc I"Vk“ a Interment Cedar Hill Oemeleu \\"l»u-‘l‘lll. J\CDI. On Prldll. Deeelli. aged 58 A hband et Cather o Wiy Eher“ana Tather of Darothy. Ciain Myer, Abraham. Arthur and Morton Willeher. Funeral from the ghapel of Berna fansky. 0L T4th st nw. Sun, T 11, at 2 I el Cemetery. = 0 ierment "1 " In Memoriam FELLS, SARAN. In sad but %‘.unc;e:( my dear mother, SA A3 b FRLLS, arted this - ficparted ‘this life one our age to *Ti's been one year. dear m: Since you wero called | FEL'S‘ SARAH. o AN d::’."n'.a' y R Ago lodn!. December 10, 193 HER" lhe ones l%fldflmnaflinfllfl h.lfl'm . ving mem- ‘i.m cather ed three OHN J. HAGERH Olus .nd BOY WITH BROKEN BACK HIKES 270 MILES TO AID Poverty-Stricken F?mi]y Marches | Eight Days Over Mountains to Get Help for 4-Year-Old. By the Associated Press. WHEELING, W. Va. December 10.— Over 270 miles of wind-swept mountain roads from Martinsburg, W. Va., a 4- year-old boy with a broken back trekked with his parents, a younger brother and sister, to reach Wheeling— and possible relief. Jimmy Lucas was injured in a fall down stairs and his father, Elmer Lucas, unemployed, had only a little meney for food and none for docior A brother of Mrs. Lucas lived in Col- lier, near Wheeling. He promised to help. So Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, Jimmy, Eddie, 3, and a 5-month-old baby girl, afted over the mountains. They came much of ‘the way on foot, although “lifts” by automobiles helped “every once in a while,” Lucas said. It took eight days to reach Wheeling, where the woman's brother, & miner promised to meet them. All were suf- fering from hunger and exposure—es- pecially Jimmy. But Mrs. Lucas’ brother wasn't here when they arrived. The Salvation Army gave relief and started a search uhich may locate the man. Meanwhile Jimmy is in a hospital, | receiving medical care he should have had days ago, 270 miles z\\ay ‘CAN’T DEBUNK’ GEN. LEE; EDITOR SAYS IN PRAISE By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 10.—Robert | E. Lee was described yesterday by Dr. | | Douglas S. Freeman, editor of the Rich- mond (Va.) News-Leader, as “one great American who cannot be debunked.” Dr. Douglas delivered two addresses on Lee one before the New York which honored him with a “parchment of distinction.” Similar parchments were awarded to Jehn D. Rockefeller, jr., for his restora- tion oi the histerical city of Williams- burg, Va.: to William E. Carson, chair- | man_ of the Virginia State Committee | on Conservation and Development, for preserving the natural beauties of the State, and to White Sulphur Sprim@s, ; Inc., for maintaining the historical Tesort there. Dr. Douglas. who has spent years studying the life of Lee, said he had found nothing in the Southern genera! life “on which the ghouls of history can lay their hands.” WOMAN HELD IN STABBING 1 Lloyd Neison Wounded in Chest During Argument. Lloyd Nelson, 29, colored, of the NOO block of Columbia road was in an un- determined condition today in Preed- men’s Hospital suffering from a !tlh woued in the chest inflicted during an | —==— argument with a colored woman in the | 1800 block of Sixth street. Chloe Davis, 24, his alleged assailant, | was arrested by No. 2 precinct pouce‘ l and keld for investigation pending th: | outcome of the man’s con e £ GEO Artiat 3 aud & Baif years ago today Gone. byt never wil OVING Wirk® ANESboNs. | PRESTON, JQBN H.' A tribute of love hl %mmng of :Iiddl\r l\‘ulbln JOH! - !.ll' ago today, mc!mpb.ctl" lll,(h]“- Y e ‘There is one who still will lLing At the spot Where you are l‘!r A K illAS JOSEPH. dly D“cemhh ln 193 ¥ o sdipe ANDRR POPFE & In sad but lovind mem- OSEPH SILAS, STEPRACK. mALPH . PR BACH. who left us one Rll‘ I December 10, 1931 ol Often when we are all l]ont We think. dear baby. of yi metimes We sieh. most 1mes we cry, Seme may think you are f When they see us :ml A But lll Ie do they know the ent hes hes THAL Ve suffer all the while To have and love and then to part This s the greatest Seriow ol ol heart. | BADDY AND MOTHER FUNERAL DIRECTOIS "WILLIAM H. SCOTT 4008t ST S __LInG S SONS CO. amn TAM I,! FUNERAL DIRECTORS CRENMATORIUM STS. NE. _____ LINCOLN 5200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Modern Chupel,_Teienhose VA tioNal 2473 CHAS.'S. ZURHORST - 301, EAST, C. Lan o BLEASE CARIROL ST " Joseph F. erch's Sons 3034 M StONAV. 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