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The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-22
BETH HA MEDROSH HAGO-
DOL SYNAGOG NOTES

This Friday night Rabbi 4. IL knu-
var will speak at the late services held
AZ the Il NJ II. Synugug. January 2lrd
on "rhc Power # Personality" with
an outlook on the life Of the late Mrs.
solomon Schech;er. Mrs. Schcchtrr
was The founder and president Of the
National Jewish Women'S League The
Synagng Ladies' Auxiliary l. mem
her of the National organization.
Services hcgin nj I ~ and Cantor g.
Kwartn will chant the services assist
ed 10y the chclr under the leadership
Of Mr. Lippc Feingold The special
feature of the service will he the Uc-
ceptancc of the pulpit draperics. the
gft To the synagog by MeSsrs. NJ. and
Il. FroimovitZ The social hnlf-hour
will he in charge of the 9th grade Of
the Synngog Religious school under The
leadership Of Mr.. Harry Sacks.
Children's Sermon
This Saturday morning Rabbi G. II.
kauvnr will give Il childrrn'S sermon
oa the theme, Willy / Go To the Syna-
gog.
Services
Services are held daily ut the SyIa-
cog at G:Il in the morning and every
evening nj sunset The early services
ON Friday kabhoIath Shahboth AT !
O'Clock. The late Friday evening
services hcg;u at . o'clock. The che
vera Mismuyoth meet under the leader
ship of Mr. NJ. Levy at 3:3O =. N.
Sabboth NIincha Mt / 100: ShoIoSh Scu-
doth at i:3o Ma'ariv will he held At
sunset
Schools
The Denver Hebrew school meets
daily in the afternoon from 3:3o Ia G.
The Religious School meets Sunday
morning NJ :945. The Synagog High
School Department, under the leader
ship Of Miss Minnie Wilcns meets
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Ladies' Auxiliary dance and
social was Il great success.
Music Study Circle. Under the
leadership Of Cantor Kwartin and Mr..
Feingold The Synagog Musical Study
Circle wa meet every Tuesday eve.
ming
The Junior Congregation Choir meets
Wednesday afternoon.
S.undents' Council
\ regular meeting Of the SynagOg
Religious School students Council
will be held Sunday morning, january
18th. at l. O'Clock.
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F. G.. OLSON

the rcpairmnu at the Blue Bird Hard
ware, has opened a repair shop next
door 10 the hardware store Will
handle % line Of Warm Air Heaters.
Hot Water and Steam Boilers Re
member the nUmher-@2ll T.. ColiaN
Ave, or phone York G25T.
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Stundents' Council
OHEB ZADEK CONGREGA-
TION

Services this Friday evening will he
conducted by II. Wungcr and will he
gin at 10.
Saturday morning services begin at
900 O'Clock.
Maurice T.. Stein to Address Congrc-
cation
The future Of the Jewish child"
will be the subject of Maurice L. Stein.
one Of the younger attorneys Of this
city who will hc the speaker this Fri
day evening at the Oheb Indck Syna-
gog \ large attendance should greet
this Young speaker.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-22

Pride Is sign of ignorance Tai
mud
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-22
Maurice +. Stein to Address Congrc
cation
BETH JOSEPH

Beth Joseph Synagog, oath and Cur
tis streets, daily services 6:45 Il. m,
and at sunset Friday evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-22
Hebrew school

The Hebrew School Of the Beth
Joseph is conducted by Mr.. Israelite.
Every Saturday afternoon Rev.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-22

Who is rich? He who is satisfied .
with his lOt-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-22
Congregational
CONGREG ALTON EMANUEL

De william : Friedman will speak
tonight Friday In Temple Emanuel
lGlh avcunc aud rcnrl street ou Mub
Ing the Most of Life" Services hrgIu
at ~ u'cl"ck. M ARE urlcomc
sabbath morning services viii be-
held nt lO;oo p'clorl, pr Friedman
viii preach an lircyity"
The Bible Class
The Ilihlc Glass will hold H. ncNt
meeting saturday nflcruoou january
2ulI nt 2saO o'rinck Mrs. Henry
schwartz Jr.. will discuss the book of
Ezekiel nr William $. Friedman viii
speak an What's Going on In the
Wurld"
The Junior Congregation
The Junior Congregation will meet
sunday morning NJ 0.a0 O'Clock. Mr.
Herman Strauss viii speak nn one NJ
the characters Of the Jew In English
Fiction. pr David Harlem will give
an address. All Young folks are cordial
Ia. t..t..t,,..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-27
LACKING CAB FARE, HE
TAKES THE TAXI ITSELF

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81. ---
Thomas Sheedy's desire to go home
in a taxicab and his lack Of money
to pay, resulted i'm compiled tons.
Sheedy, who lives i'm Usage avenue,
near Fifty-siXth street. was ar
rested, charged with larceny of a
cab and was held in $1,000 bail for
further hearing.
Sheedy took the cab from in
front of the Yellow Cab Company's
garage, at Schuylkill avenue and
Catherine streets. Another cab
driver became suspicious when he
saw Sheedy without a uniform,
driving at Twenty-seventh and
South streets. He trailed Sheedy's
cab to Forty-seventh and Spruce
streets where he summoned police
and had Sheedy arrested.
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DEATHS

Ernest Monissette. 81 years. Elmer
Gency Hospital.
Julia A. Berger. rs, st. Elizabeths
Abraham Lincoln. II. St. Elizabeths
gsnjamin r. lawson s.. No. 4s.s
James 7. Edwards. 50, No. 1918 c st.
: Margaret r. Ridseway. 81. No. $40
Margaret Davis. SO, Galiinger Hospital.
Sarah M. Jones. rs. No. 1929 Cali
Thomas F. Hendrep. -. No. So N. 7.
John2J.f scheppach. IL. sibley Hospital
Matilda J.. Sharpe. So. No. 1902 Sth
Henry $. France. "a. No. 1865 Harvard
Jane. w. sms-,. 7s. walter Reed
Mary E. wehn. s. No. 5sIs NJ st. N. w.
Layinia Blackburn. IS, No. 1902 NJ
Roy I. whitcomb 81. No. $500 eth
Conrad Roeben. SO. No. SIS Upshur
Daniel o'Kane. 81. st. Eiizabeths
lisbon Giles. so. GaIIinEer Hospital
Virginia =. Smith. IS. No. 1915 Mon
John Brown. rs. Garfield Hospital.
Kate Gregg, S., No. 1895 18th St. N w.
Sylvia Bowaer, So, st Elizabeths
Hospital.
Herbert L. Copeland. SO. No. zoo 18TH
ST. s. E.
Beatrice Briggs, %. st. Elizabeth's
Hospital
Ethel Ashton, 20, Garfield Hospital.
Joseph Thornley,. 10. No. $40 Acker
st. n. e.
Magic Pinkett. So. No. $3.50 o St.
~. w.
Samuel F. Smith. As. No. s1s ST.
S. w.
Katie Hayes, 81, No. 1922 9Th st. N. w.
Robert C. Blackburn. 81, No. 1902 r
st. n. w.
Leila Maxwell. 20, No 1911 Euclid st.
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.Y.5P|CE SHEET
DENIES TAKING
HUSH MONEY
Publishers of Brevities Reply
to Accusations of Peggy
Joyce and Others
international News Service.

NEW YORK, Jan. PA gen.
eral denial of all charges made
by the Governments witnesses
was the opening gun fired by the
defense today in the trial Of the
publishers of Broadway Brew
ties" in Federal court.
Andrew s. Brown. who with
Stephen G. Glow, Charles S. Green
and Nat Kunnes, is charged with
fraudulent use of the mails. was
the first witness to take the stand
Brown denied all allegations
that he had volunteered to dis
continue personal articles in the
magazine in return for advertis.
ing.
Referring to a check for $3.50
which A. Vivadou, perfume man.
ufacturer, was alleged to have
given him for disseminating ar
ticles concerning Vivadou, Brown
said the perfumer had given him
the money as a favor ito send
a friend to the coast"
Brown said Tex Richard. the pro-
motor, had given him $3.50 for an
advertisement and not, as Richard
testified yesterday, as hush
money"
In denying Peggy Hopkins
Joyce's allegation that she had
paid 5000 to keep her name out
Of his magazine and that Broad;
way Brevities" had violated a
written receipt to that effect.
Brown said he had offered the
actress her money back in return
for the receipt, which, he said,
was unauthorized. Miss Joyce re-
fused, he said.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following persons yesterday were
licensed to marry Unless otherwise
acted. the contracting parties reside
In the District Of Columbia:
Reginald L. Lascallette, "a, of Chris
field, Nd, and Cora C. Hamilton, %.
The Reverend william NJ. Pettps.
Raleigh w. Penn, IS. and Beatrice
Norman Foster. 22. and Lucille Rob.
inson, 1s. The Rev. J. I. Loving.
Frank C.. Maier. 81, and Alma v.
Mccormick. Is. The Reverend n. J.
Max Slater, As, and Leah Myers. As.
The Reverend J. T. Loeb.
Isadere H. Blank, rs, and Sophie
Robert II. Watts, %. Of Port Royal.
Va. and Susie Garrett, %, of Brandy
vine. Va. The Reverend William NJ.
William Bryan Samuel, %. and
Lovely Gordon. 81. both of Kappa
hammock Academy. Va. The Reverend
Arch Lockhart Riddick, 30, No. 1888
Stuart. rs, No. 1904 Sixteenth street
northwest. The Reverend W. A. Lambeth.
Goldman. So. both Of Arlington. va.
The Reverend Aqpila Sayles.
Frank Fling. 3s, No. 6ioh Park road
northwest. and Ethel Mae WIIiett. 20,
Port Tobacco. Md. The Reverend Wal
George Herman Redlieb. 25. No s2i
Lorena Moore. Is. No. us Eighth street
northeast The Reverend James -
WrfRhton.
Daniel Lewis. FL. No. 12ss-A One -haii
street southwest, and Louise Buchanan
is, No. 329 NJ street southwest. The
Reverend Richard john.
Oliver T. Zimmerman, %. Beltblen
Pa. and octavia L. Duff Is. No. So
c street southeast. The Reverend vii
Samuel Carter. 30. No. So Fentor
street northeast, and Leila Mary Nc
Downey. 20, No. 81 Fenton street north.
east The Reverend J. l.. s. HoIIoman
Joseph C. SmaIIWood. IS. No. $50
Richardson. 20, No. lis Central avenus
northwest. The Revere nd William
wjlliams
William Jordan. ~, No. 2ois street
1149 Twenty first street northwest. Tn.
Reverend George II. Harris.
Lee J. Hoyle, %. and Louise j
sheckeiIs, 10. both of Brentwood. Md
The Reverend BENJAMIN. T. Hyman.
John Howard cassady. %, Cordovs
Apartments, and SaIIle Lozano Dold. 20
10 l7+i Lanier place The ReverenS
AIonzo Payne. %. and Anna Booker
10. both of Fairfax. Va. The Reverend
Paris S. o. Towner, 10, No I2
Hickman street southeast, and Ora NJ
Motion, &c, No. 1928 Thirty third stree
northwest. The Reverend S. e. KeiseT
southeast. and Gladys e. buggy. II
No. 766 Navy place northeast. The Rev
eFend Roy Carter.
samuel Eugene Jones. jr., 10. No
Irene Gordon. Is. No. 2I39 Newpor
place. The Reverend Charles c. Williams
Christos Evans Papolas, 80, mo, 1911
Sixteenth street northwest. and Char
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50, Obituary Desk.
LuLIE G. ROBERTSON.

Final rites for Mrs. Lille c.
Robinson, forty-eight, who died
Sunday at her residence, 1907 Fair
mont street northwest, viii be held
from there tomorrow afternoon at
2 O'Clock followed by interment at
Cedar Hill Cemetery. The Reverend
Doctor Chebort. pastor Of the Sixth
Presbyterian Church, will officiate.
Thirty years ago Mrs. Robertson
came to washington from Alexan-
dria, Va, her birthplace. She has
attended the Sixth Presbyterian
Church. She was the widow or
William C. Robertson, who died on
the first day of last year.
Surviving are her mother, Mrs.
Katherine Mcintosh, and q daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. Wilken, OF this city.
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WOMAN FOUND
DEAD FROM
c AS
James Kitchens, Who Took
Poison. Is Reported Improv-
ing at Hospital

Mrs. Arthur C. Lyerly. forty-one
years old. was found dead from in
haling gas in the kitchen of her
home, 1347 A street northeast. yes
terday afternoon. Coroner hewitt
certified death from suicide.
Mrs. Lyerly was found sitting in
front of gas stove by her daugh.
ter Charlotte who was returning
from school. Several jets were
turned on.
Kitchens Is Improving.
James Kitchens, % Sixteenth
street northeast, who was found
unconscious in Garfield Park by
Policemen s. NJ. McEwen and w.
p. Ais, after having taken poison.
is reported as improving today.
Physicians at Casually Hospital,
where he was treated, expect him
to live.
Kitchens was respondent over H.
nancial matters. He told his wife
about noon that he was going to
kill himself, and after kissing her
good-by, was found two hours later
in the park.
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TRIES
To STRANGLE
EX-W|FE
&. S. Lamb Assaults Woman,
Ties Her to Bed and
Makes Getaway

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Jan. 81
Because his former wife, now Mrs.
Hattie Nicely, thirty-two, of this
city, refused to live with him
again, E. s. Lamb, a travelling
salesman, is being sought by po-
lice, charged with attempted MUIR
der following brutal assault
Lamb is said to have made upon
the woman in her home yester-
day evening. The woman was
found by Fl. r. Kendle, a boarder
in the Nicely home, trussed to a
bed with a strap around her neck
and unconscious. She was being
slowly strangled.
Strapped to Bed.
Recovering consciousness last
night, Mrs. Nicely told the Of
ficers that Lamb entered the house
through rear door while she
was alone and felled her with
blow on the head. She knew
nothing more until she was re-
leased.
Investigation revealed that after
being struck down Mrs. Nicely
was carried to her bedroom. her
to the foot of the bed. Her as
sailant then placed strap around
her neck in such manner that
it gradually frightened.
Divorced Fifteen Years.
Lamb, the police say, came
here in an automobile from
Chambersburg, Pa, accompanied
by a negro and the driver, and
after the alleged assault returned,
it is believed. to Pennsylvania.
A warrant was issued by Justice
]. Scott Bower. charging him with
assault with intent to murder.
Police OF Chambersburg report
| ed later that they expected to ar
| rest Lamb today.
Mrs. Nicely was divorced from
] Lamb in Harrisonburg. Va. fiji
teen years ago and married Nicely.
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MAN GOES TO JAIL FOR
BROTHER, NAMED SLAYER

NEW YORK. Jan. o7.-Assuming
the guilt for the murder OF which
his brother was accused, Natalie
Bellantoni, twenty-five, pleaded
guilty to manslaughter in general
sessions and was sentenced to
prison for from eight years and
six months to twenty years.
Natalie admitted that he shot BIZ
aggio Ambrosini during a quarrel
last March 20 and had fled. When
he learned that his brother, Nino,
was to be tried for the crime, he
returned and surrendered
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In Mernorlalll

sad but loving remem--
brance of our dear son, father ana
brother, MERRILL c. BOWLING,
who departed this life one year ago
today, January "a, 1924:
So sad and sudden
Was your call.
Your death was shock
To US all.
Perhaps some day
We shall understand,
When we meet
In another land.
MOTHER MARGARET, DAUGHTE3Hi
LENORA AND SISTER ELIZABETH.
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BIRTHS.

Frank H. and Thelma Daniels, girls
(tWinsl.
Alfred III, and Irene Mort. boys (tWinsJ.
Marshall A. and Edith wiltshire boy.
Samuel r. and Ruth l. Clark. boy.
Henry II. and Robbie r. Estes hoy.
Harry z. and Bertha Hochberg, girl.
Aaron and Lillian b. Caditz. boy.
William z. and Esther n Mason, girl.
Dockerty G. and Eloy T. Bradley. boy.
Alfred and Ethel Ashton. girl
Ralph and OteIIa Lucas, boy.
Joseph and Lena Cooper. boy.
Robert and Henrietta Robinson. boy.
Hard NJ. and Mary Stewart. girl.
William and Carrie Hawkins, girl.
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SUSIE MORGAN.

Requiem mass viii celebrated
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock at
st. Thomas Catholic Church for
Mrs, Susie Morgan, who died Sun
day at her residence, 29O1 ConDecti-
cut avenue northwest.
Preliminary services will be neld
1T $50 o'clock from the residence
Of her son. j. Harold Morgan, 2030
Allen place.
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Classification Index.

!. A-N4SOUNChAahN
s--Lost and Found.
lO--Epecial Noticea
lO.A-Clairtoyants.
II. AUTOMOTIVE-
11-Auto Agencies.
12--Automobiles for Sale.
13--Auto Trucks Tor Sale.
l4--Auto accessories. PartA
l6--Auto Tires. Tubes.
16-Garage Builders.
1T-Garages, Autos to Hire.
le-Motorcycles--B Bicycles.
is-Repairing, Service stationa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LII. BUSINESS SERVICE
91-Business Serlicn Offered.
2-BuIlding and Contracting.
sss-GIeaning, Dyeing, RenOvAtlng.
ss--Hsaiing and PLUMBING.
ssss -Ms..snsef: sarvi s.nd'
29--Moving, Packing Storage.
29-Patntins. Raperfng.
s0-Printine. Engraving.
31-PFofessional Services.
s2-A--siip Covers and UphoIsterina.
3e--Tailoring. Pressing.
Thinning. Roofing.
Nv. EMPLOYMENT,
36-Employmen Agencies
s7-Help Wanted Female.
3e-Help Wanted--Malo.
S9-Heip- Male and Female.
40-Saleemen and Agents-
41-Sltua tons Wanted-Fem4lo.
32-gituatione Wanted-Male
43-Situatious--Male and Female.
". FINANCIAL
44-Businesa Opportunities.
4S--1nvestments Stocks. Bonds
Ae--MOney To Loan.
47--MOney Wanted.
49--M0rtgages for Sale.
sS-R ooming Houses for Sale.
vi. INSTRUCTIONS.
observation-disclosures COufsee
61--I10Caf instruction ClanoeA
62--Muslcal. Dancing. DramaticA
63-Prlyate Instructions.
-Wanted--InetFuction
VII. LIVE STOCK
66-Dogs, Cats. Pets, Etc.
Se--HofeeA. Cattle, Vehicle0
67-P0ultry and Supplies.
ES-Wanted--Live stock.
VIA. MISCELLANEOUB.-
59--BOats and Accessoriea.
sS-RSIlSins Ms1ss,Sis;
62--Earm and Dairy Products.
es--Fuei, Feed. Tertilizera
e1-GoOH Things 90 Eat.
65--HOmspade Thinga
66-HousehQid Goods.
s7--Jewelry, DIaiponds. Watcher
ee--M Machinery anu Tools.
&C. Miscellaneous for Sale
70-MuaicaI Instruments.
f1-Radlo and Supplies.
72-Seeds, Plants. Flowers.
g2--Wearing Apparel
III. ROOMS FOR RENT.
7k-- ROOms--Furmigf ed.
SB--xco1iis -tJnfurnished
T7--R
7e--Rooms with Board.
Te-Rooms--Furnish and unfuFniehe0
S0--Wanted to Rent--RooInn.
s1--Wanted--RooTn and Board.
s2-Where t0 Eat.
S2y-Where to StoD IN Town.
* REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
64--Apartments--F
--Apaftments-- Unfurnished
e6--ApaftmentA--F and UnfurA )
s7-Business Property for Rent
8e--Deak Space.
Ss--I.arrns and Land for Rent
10--GnFaRe9 for Rent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81
oS--TY or Uufurn.
e4-OfficeB and Studios.
t6--Out-of-Town Property.
9e--ShOre Property to Rent.
e7-Suburban Property 20 Rent.
ss4-stoFes TO Rent.
9e--Wanted to Rent
XII. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
l00-Acreage for Sale.
for Sale.
lO2--Business Property for Sale.
IN3--COunffy Estates.
i04--FarIne and Land for Sale.
1eE-HOuses for Safe.
106--Inv sstment Property.
JO7--Lofs for Sale.
I0R--(1ut -of Town Property.
I09-Real Estate to Exchange.
110--auhurban Property for SalD.
111-ahore Property for sale.
Estate.
VII AUCTION SALES
VIII BIDS AND PROPOSALS..
XIV. LEGAL NOTIcEs-
XIV. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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REVEREND HENRY S. FRANCE

The Reverend Henry s. France,
prominent local clergyman and fol
the past ten years president Of the
Lucy Webb Hayes Training School,
who died Sunday at his residence,
1866 Harvard street northwest. viii
be buried tomorrow at Mount Olivet
Cemetery, Baltimore, Md.
Funeral services, with the Rev.
erends J.. Phillips Hands, of this
city; J. w. Thompsn, of New York
City; John r. Edwards, secretary of
the foreign mission board: Lucius G.
Clark, chancellor of the American
University, and Bishop William F.
Mcdowell officiating, viii be held
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
from the residence.
As president of the Hayes School
for deaconesses and church secre-
taries, Doctor France was also
superintendent of the Sibley Me-
mortal Hospital. He was q grad
uate OF Dickinson College and had
been resident OF washington for
twenty years.
He is survived by his widow,
hrs. Sadie France. and a daughter,
Miss Mary France, of this city.
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MRS. GRACE E. HAYDEN.

Funeral services for Mrs. Grace
3. Hayden, thirty-five, who died
yesterday at her residence, SIS c
street northeast, win be held from
there Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock followed by internaent at
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. The
Reverend J. c. Ball. pastor Of the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, will
officiate.
Mrs. Hayden was born in Mar
shall, Va, and had lived in Wash
ifgton for over ten years. Besides
her husband, j. Earl Hayden, she
Is survived by two daughters, Mar
garet E. and Dorothy e. Hayden,
and a brother, Eugene Stanley
Kerrick.
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Eleanor GILL.

Services for Mrs. Eleanor Gill,
forty-six, VINO died at her residence,
IA " street northeast, win be held
from there tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock with the Reverend
Charles E. Fultz, pastor of the
United Brethren Church. officiat-
ing. Interment win probably be
at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mrs Gill was a native of
Lansing. Ohio, and had lived in
Washington about twenty-five
years. She is survived by her
husband, j. Harry Gill, and q
her-inlaw; George H. Gill, of
this city.
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Death I,otiees

y
GII.Is-on Monday. January rs, 1877 20.
at s:45 a. M. at her res SnR GILL.
beloved wife of J Harry Gill
FUNERAL from residence, WednesoaS'
January Is 1925. at p. n.----
HAYDEN-pn Monday, January 70.
1925. at her residence. SIS sTeeI
northeast GRACE e. HAYDEN De-
loved wife of j. Earl Hayden.
Funeral from her late residence, on
Thursday. January 20. at 2. m.
Relatives and friends invited 20 a.
tend. Interment at Fort Lincoln
MORGAN.-Suddenly on Sunday, Jan.
uary rs, 1926, at her residence. Zy W.,
Connecticut avenue northwest, SUSIE
MORGAN beloved wife of Daniel r
Morgan.
Funeral from the residence OF her
son, j. Harold Morgan. 20SO Allen
place at $3.50 q. M, Wednesday Jan.
uary %; thence TO st. Thomas
Church, where requiem mass Will pc
offered at 8 o'clock for the repose
OF her soul Relatives and friends
inviteds
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Announcements
CIairvoyaIits.
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Since a child she has been gifted
with strange and mysterious powers
She guarantees to bring about every
desire and ambition OF your entire life;
tells past, present and future. Her race
stands foremost in the world for clair
voyants and mediums. Do not pass-the
opportunity of your life but call 70 see
the lady who knows all, sees all and
tells all. Satisfaction Or no charges
Courteous treatment to all. 407 nth
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lotte Groh Kirby. e9. New York city
The Reverend It. z. Davis.
John .Peris Lynch, So. Chicago, ILL.,,
and Ethel Marie McPhilomy, "a, No.
759 Quebec place northwest. The Rev
erend Joseph NJ. Moran.
James Patrick McDermott. 2l, and
Marguerite Lillian Pruesser. 10, both OF
Mt Rainier. Md. The Reverend j. E.
Briggs.
Albert J. Grossman, 80 and Rose
Conn. %. both OF Baltimore, Nd. The
Reverend Julius I. Loeb.
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