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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-10

nile and a good DANGER. Moon
light Maids" comes recommended
as one of the fastest shows on
this constantly growing circuit.
PALACE-Eric Won (Stroheim's
sensational film OF Frank Norris
novel 'McTeague" comes to the
Palace screen tomorrow for the
week under the title stGreed.
Easily the directorial masterpiece
Of the noted megaphone wieIder.
Greed" is a bigger. thing than its
author ever dreamed it would be
in its celluliod form. The story
is one of the starkest realism, laid
in San Francisco from where, to-
wards the end, it moves to Death
Valley where shuddering climax
is enacted. The central figure is
hulking, examiner who, learning
the rudiments of dentistry in the
mines, set up, shop for himself in
Frisco. He is at once a fiend and
a small boy, demonstrated by his
treatment of his wife and of his
flaming ambition to own a huge
gold tooth to hang outside his den
tai parlors. Zasu Pitts it at her
best as the avaracioUs wife, Glib.
son Gowland is McTeague and Jean
Hersholt enacts the role of his
Nemsis.
METROPOLITAN Edna Fer.
ber's novel. $50 Big" which is
still selling itself out at.tl1e book
shops, comes to us in screen form
tomorrow afternoon at the Metro.
politan with the piquant Colleen
Moore in the leading role. 80
Big" is a drama of maternal de-
votion to son; and of motfGr's
disappointment whose visions of
him being so big" morally rapidly
fades as he natures. Colleen
Moore abandons the flapper roles
and assumes a characterization not
unlike that taken by Norma Tai
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-10

Roach's two reels Of fun, Jubilo.
Jr.' Asscenic study Of Prague
win comprise an added feature.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Bar.
bara La Mari and Bert Lytell m
"Sandra. . Lige Conley viii be
the cause OF laughter in Poor
Butterfly" two-reel mermaid
comedy.
Thursday and Friday, Virginia
Valli, in The Unknown. .
Cliff Bowers win be responsible
for the comedy in Have Mercy =.
Saturday, Blanche Sweet, in
Thomas H. Ince's production Of
Those Who Dance" a vigorous
expose of the methods of the.
bootleggers. The comedy will
be Hal Roach's all-star produc-
ton of The Goofy Age. 2
AUTHORIZATIONS and the
Vale of Kashmir,' is the. journey
with which E. M. Newman begins
his annual travel talks season at
the National Theater Sunday aft
ernoon and evening. BY motion
pictures and colored slides one is
brought to lofty mountains,
mighty rivers, historic cities and
sacred groves. This picturesque
journey leads to Bombay, then
to the magnificent ruins Of
Chitor and Udaipur. unriva1led.
for sumptuous grandeur. A trip
along Lake PichoIa reveals a mile
of marble palaces of unbelievable
beauty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-10

madge in Secrets. " The son is
played, at successive ages, by
Baby Dorothy Brock, frankie OAR
row and Ben Lyon. The support
ing cast is exceptional andsincludes
John Bowers, Wallace Berry, Ford
Sterling, Dot Farley, Jean Her
shoIt, Sam de Grasse, Gladys
Brockwell, Rosemary Theby and
Phyllis Haver. SUPPLEMENTS in
clude a comedy, world events and
musical program.
~ -
COLUNBIA--GIo Swanson re-
mains for a second weak at the
Columbia in Wages of Virtue. =
Miss Swanson IS enactment OF the
featured role-that of an Italian
girl who sees life in its broadcast
vistas--is punctured with an allur-
ing oriental atmosphere. She is
supported by Ben Lyon, Norman
Trevor, ivan Linow, Armand Cor.
tez and others. Added attractions
of this week will be retained for
the second week. except. for Inter
national Newsreel, of which a new
edition will be shown.
X
AsAFALA VI Vi lhS ACdIuIG at
traction at the Rialto the coming
week The Narrow Street" will
hold the coveted spot on the pro-
gram. The story has mystery
angle and concerns girl who
gets into the home Of a bachelor
quite by accident and is discov-
cred there by him some time later
in the night, asleep on his couch.
He is very bashful and has never
had any experience with women,
and situation of this kind is
more than he is capable of han
ding. The cast includes Matt
Moore and Dorothy Devore, as we'll
as many others. The original
story was written by Edwin Bate
man Norris, a well-known Wash
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-10

The Rats Knuclx1es,' and the
second instaIlment Of "Galloping
HOofs" will be an added offering.
~
ANIBASSADO Colleen Moore
will be pictured in the stellar role
of Edna Ferber's so Big" pro-
duced by First National, the first
three days OF next week at Gran
dal's Ambassador.
Wednesday and Thursday, Para
mounts production Of Vicente
Blasco Ibanez' 8 g Argentine Love"
with Ricardo Cortez and Bebe
Daniels. Larry SeInon viii sup
ply the chief auxiliary film IN
kid Speed. a comedy OF the
motor speedWays.
Friday, Betty Compson in The
Garden of Weeds, 2 supported by
nett's Little Robinson Cork
screw, starring Ralph Graves,
will be the added comedy.
Mary Philbin, on Saturday, In
Universal's 1.-The Gayety Girl
Earl Hurd's cartoon of 1.-THE
Artists Model and an added pro-
gram unit will be the third re-
lease in the "Galloping Hoofs''
series of chapter playIets.
+
CEN TR A L-Elaine Hammer
stein will be seen tomorrow. and
Monday at cranlall's Central, in
zone Glorious Night" drama
of a girl who was so blinded by
great wealth ethat she lost all
sense of proportion and came
finally to a great awakening. The
comedy will be furnished in ample
measure by "Our Gang in Hal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-10
COMEDY MIJSICO
PAIR FEATURE
AT EARLE

Coscia and Verdi, appearing It
the Earle Theater next week,
are young musicians and come
dams presenting a novelty called
''Stringing Comedy that most
assuredly meets all the require
ments for ideal entertainment.
Without stretching truth, says
the management of the Earle. Il
can be stated that Coscia and
Verdi have proven one Of the
classics and most entertaining
teams in vaudeville. They are
indefatigable workers, have win
ming personalities and make every.
endeavor to please their audi
tors.
In conjunction with the musical
program, Verdi, the cello player
who is a splendid comedian, fur
nishes just enough pantomime
comedy to add jest and zest to the
offering and which in no way
detracts from his playing. All
in all it is an act, so it is re
ported, that is so perfect in. en-
pertaining possibilities and So
ably presented by Coscia and
Verdi that there need never be a
doubt as to it proving one of the
cal hits of the Earle bill.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-10

RROADWAYITES who knew Joe Sternberg,
u a product of the East Side of New York,
are amused by reports that Joseph Won Stern
berg, the celebrated Austrian director, is about
to direct Mary Pickford's next picture.
AS Joe Sternberg, this young man was prop
erty man and later an assistant director in
some of the fly-by-night studios But now that
Miss Pickford has engaged him, he has added
won" to his name and walks with 4 cane
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-10

4 TEMPERAMElyTAIsa who has just
"A chalked up another flop" BY foreign
dramatist always speaks Of the audience As
'her public"
Her manager, after surveying the empty
house, went to her. dressing
Your public bought 1927 worth Of seats to-
night he informed her.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25
csak Regina, Paloczy Lena es

csak Regina, Paloczy Lena &
Mimi.
A magyar n0vendekek kiilon-
b0zo magan es tarsas szamokban
mutatkoztak be - viharos taps
kiserte szamaikat. Kiilon meg kell
emliteniink AIT Zorro sikert, a
nit Gerenday Illus - Specially
Dance = szamaval aratott. Gerel
day Laci magyar tanca, amit pom
pas diszmagyarban ropott ell, al
talanos tapsvihart eredmenyezett.
Mint erdekesseg, meg kell hogy
emlitsiik, hogy az est miisoran ez
volt az egyetlen nemzeti tame. Ge-
renday Klari = Polka Mignon =
szoloja AIT sejteti, hogy a kis
csoppseg bamulatos tancosnoi te-
hetseggel van megaldva.
Gratulalunk kival0 tehetsegii
tanarnonek, yalamint a magyar
gyermekeknek, akik evvel az este
vel ismet csak elismerest szerez-
tex a magyar nevnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25
new CASTLE
AUT0BALEsET.

Folyo h6 12-en New Castle f.
utcajan konnyen vegzetesse val
hat6 autobaleset t0rtent Bunbu-
lucz JOSEF helybeli honfitarsunk-
kal es lapunk ottani kepviseloje-
vel. A baleset olykeppen tortent,
hogy amint a neyezett honfitars,
a tikkaszt6 hoseg elol menekiilve,
csaladjaval friss leveg6re akart
klmenni, a nagy forgalmu varos
foutcajan egy osmeretlen ember
az aut6javal oily er6sen yagott be-
lie Bumbulucz >autojaba, hogy ez
utobbinak levagta a hats6 kere.
ket.
Szerencsere azonban az auto
ban iiloknek, pillanatnyi ijedtse-
gen xviii, mas. bajuk mem tortent.
(B. J.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25
MAGYAR GYERMEKEK
HATALMAS SIKERE

Szombaton este zajlott lie a
Park szinhazban X. P. Joyce tame
tanarn6 vezetese alatt all6 tame
miiveszeti szakintezet 6vzaro el6-
adasa. A hatalmas befogado ke-
pessegii szinhaz zsufolasig t0mve
volt k0zonseggel.
Macy 0r0mmel emlekeziinlS
meg a magyar szereplok hatal-
mas sikererol - amiket az est
alkalmaval arattak. A n0vend6-
kek soraban szamos magyar oyer
mex van, akik mindegyike fenyes
tanubizonysagot tett arr6l, hogy
pompasan allja meg a helyet mil
veszi tancok eloado deszkajan is.
A tanitvanyok k0ziil a k0vetkezo
magyar neveket sikeriilt felje-
gyezni: Gerenday Honka, Laci 6s
Klarika, Mihok Boriska, Gr6za
Annuska, Nemeth Juliska, Vas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25
A betegsegelyezes problemaja

Minden egyes magyar egyletnek, legyen akar
Macy, akar kics mai napsag egeget0bb kerdese beteg
seg6lyezes helyes megodasa Enrol kerdesro erdekes
cikket rt Bridgeport Szovetseg hivatalos lapjaban
Walk6 Janos cikke mely minden egyes magyar ember
fgyelmet meg6rdemli legyen barmey egyletnek tag
ia, teljes terjedelmeben aant k0zoljiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25
netek, melyek mindg votak 6s lesznek meyeken

netek melyek mndig voltak Gs esznek amelye mem
ehet vatoztatni.
Az igaz ok az hogy mondj juk egy precizirozott sza
mot = ma mar mem lehet magyar egvletek tagsaganak
hav Given cent6 heti het dollar beegsegeyt ADM Mem
ehet akkor ha valamenny hetiseg6y-hazard6rt XII
zarunk egyetbol.
Ez ktermeszetes kovetkezn6nye annak, hogy az
amerkai magyarsg megoregedett 6s sokka tobb kozot
think beeg mint husz haImnc ev eott volt, mikor
meg most is gyakorot osd segeyezesi m6dszer megala
pozak es be- es kfzeesek 0sszeget meghatarozak Min
den valtozot azota; kereset vszonyok penz er6ke,
tagsag genye es eg6szseg aapoa csak maradt reg
termeszetes tehat, hogy mar ''fitol"l
Tudatara kell jonni tagsagnak u.s. hogy most tobb
hetisegeyt vesz fe mint hsz ev eo tehat tobbe is ke
ra fizetni Dajka az, hogy ugy sokat zetnek
egyeti tagok Husz ev el6 fe napi keresetinke adtu
oda hetsegely hizostasara otven cent kep6ben Ma
egy oral vagy ket oral kereset Given cent Ada oda
tagsag aagos fenapi keresetet es ma is eeg esz
befzetes.
Ebben rejlik hetisegelyez6s problemaj janak megol
dasa. ~ sptsf
Ha keo nlennyis6get fzetnek rIaa rtagok, aranyban
segeyezes esetek szapollatava akkor balancirozni
fog mereg es lesz rafizet6s akar kozpont fizet
asegelyeke akar egyes tagcsoporto EFT pedg meg ke
val6sitan eppen ugy mint halaeset bztositas rende
z6set Is sokkal jobb elobb mint kes6n+
Walko Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25
A KATH. IFJUSAGI KOR
TAGJAINAK FIGYELMEBE.
Nagyszabasu piknik-Enek orak.
vi penztarnok-Baseball csapat.

A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r e.
hatarozta, hogy julius 25-en, szom
baton nagyszabasu nyari mulatsa-
got rendez ID Campbell Parkban.
A piknik reszletes terven most
dolgozik vezet6seg, a datumot
azonban mar kozze teszi, hogy ak
korra mas egylet he rendezzen
magyar osszej0vetelt.
A K0r tagjai keretnek, hogy
minden penteken este fel s orakor
SIT. Istvan tempaOmban jelen.
Jenek meg yegyenek reszt az
enekkari probakon.
A Kor VI penztarnokot valasz
tott, ere a fontos tisztsegre tag
sag bizalma Hoffer Imret emelte
A sep remenyekre jog6sit6 ba.
Sc ball csapat minden vasarnaI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25
A PETOFI EGYLET GYUIEST
TART.

Az east-youngstowni Petofi
Egylet a reankk0vetkezo vasar
napon, junius 2S-an, delutan ket
oral kezdettel tartja meg gyiile.
set Crow Hallban.
a tagok keretnek, hogy a gyii-
lessen jelenjenek meg, tartsa min
denki tagsaggal jar6 kotelesse-
genek, a gyjlesen valo szemelyes
megjelenest, valarhint a tagdi.
rendes befizeteset. Az egylet iga-
zan elvarja a tagokt6l, hogy veg
re tudatara ebredjenek annak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25

hogy az egylet ne csak akkor le-
gyen j6, amikor betegsegelyt,
vagy halaleseti jarulekot, kell fell
venni - hanem jarjanak ell a gyii
lesre, akkor is, amikor mem kapni,
hanem adni kell.
Akik tagdijjal hatralekban van
max, azok vasarnap feltetleniil rcn
idezzek tartozasaikat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25

delutan merkozest tart. A merk6-
zesek helye $ ideje, az angol napi-
lapokbol megtudhatok. A magyar
sag ezeket a rendkivul erdekes
sport versenyeket eddig gyeren
latogatta = hissziil6, hogy jovo-
ben magyar testvereink nagyobb
erdekl6d6st tanusitanak maid a
merkozesek irant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25
1925. JUNIUs Is.

a new castlei Hospital ban alave-
,tette magat operacionak. Az orvo-
81 mUtet sikerult es beteg nap
rol-napra jobban erzi magat es
eros remeny ARA, hogy egy-let
heten beliil ahnyira meger6sodik,
hogy kepes lesz elhagyni a kor-
hazat.
(R .T0
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25
MEGTALALJAK Az ELS0
BtjNJELT.

A vizsgalo- -bizottsag tovabb ku-
tat Els delel6tt tizenegy ora tai
ban a Fiird6 utica harom szam
alatti haz romjai kozott, egyik
sarokba begyom0sz6lve p0rk0lt.
de meglehetosen ep allapotban
rongydarabot thlaltak. Szettere-
getik. Olyan, mintha zsirba mar
tottak volna. De "a saga mast
mond. A rongy petroleumba volt
beaztatva.
A biinjel feltalalasa karosul-
tax elkeseredeset meg jobban ell
mergesitette. Jaj lenne, ha most
a tettes kezrek keriilne.
De. rend6rseg minden erejet
egyel6re a hajlektalanok elhelye-
zese koti lie. Negyven csalad ma
radt hajlek nelkiil, akiket egyel0-
re az iskolakban helyeztek Ell. A
kar eddigi megallapitas szerint,
legalabb harom milliard. Bizto-
sitas reven mem sok teriil meg be-
lole, inert leegett hazaknak csak
csekely t0redeke volt biztositva.
Bernat alispan, hogy a szeren-
csetlen karosultak nyomorat leg
alabb ideiglenesen enyhitse, sir
g0nyileg Given millio gyorsse-
gelyt kert a nepjoleti MINISTER
tol karosultak szamara. Egyben
tarsadalom koreben szelesk0rii
segit6akci6 indult meg. !.
\ Erdekes megemliteni, ,hogy a
tuzolt6k onfelaldozo munkajat a
katonakon kivUl gimnazium di-
akjai is tamogattak. A kis diakok
derek honvedeinkkel es csend6re-
inkkel egyitt a legveszelyesebb
helyekre is betortek egesz sereg
asszonyt es gyermeket mentettek
XII langok KOHL.
Kilonos megemlitest srdemel
Schiller fohadnagy IS Csaki sza-
kaszvezet6 magatartasa is, aki-
ket halalt megvet6 batorsagukert
feletteseik kitiintetesre terjesztet-
tex fel.
sEBEstjLTEK.
Az els6 percben erkezett hirek,
hogy a tiizvesz nem kovetelt en-
beraldozatokat, - sajnos, val6t-
lannak bizonyult. Bar a tiizolt6-
sagon, katonasagon, cssRdSrse-
gen es diaksagon kivul az allan
rendSrs6g slegenysege, is 0nfelaL
doz6an syett rsszt,.,a mentssis mum
kalatokban, t0bb + sebssiilss sftor,
tent. A sebeslltek k0z0tt van
egyik mentesben segedkezo diak
is. Legsulyosabb azonban Olcsya-
Try allamrendor allapota, aki esq
mslet6t meg mindig mem nyefta
vissza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25

139 E. Federal st. Youngstown, o
Az iizlet megsziinik, Macy ruha
kiarusitas, szenzacios olcso arak
mellett.
Mindenfajta ferfi ruhat potion
penzen kaphat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25
SATORALJA UJHELYEN 0RIA
81 TUzVEsz PUsZTIToTT
VEGIG.
(FolytAtas az 1-s5 oldalr6l)

(FOlytAtaS az l-SO Oldalrol)
Rggel meg itt-ott kormosarcu, "a
radt tiizolt6k locsolgattak hal
dokl6 parazsu iiszk0ket, de del-
el6tt mar az utols6 tiizolt0osztag
is lelepett.
IA r0mok koril - melyeket az
ejszakai zapores6 meg jobban ell
pocsekitott, katonak, csendorok
orkodnek. AIT a par megmaradt
butordarabot 6rzik, melyet sike-
rilt megmenteni langok falank-
saga elol. Merit az elemekkel az
emberi gonoszsag is osszeszovet-
kezett. A langok nyoman kelet-
kez6 panikot, gonosz emberek To-
pasra hasznaltak Xxi.
MEGINDUL A VIZSGALAT.
A romok kozott, honnan nehez,
fojt6 fist szall tud6kre, embe-
rex jarkalnak. Hivatalos urak, a
Xix tiiz okat kutatjak, mar be-
szelnek arr6l is, hogy a szornyu
pusztulast egy kemenybol kipat-
tant szikra okozta.
De az emberek masr0l is suttog
max. Mem alap nelkiil. EFT a va
rosreszt, mely most a langok al
dozataul esett, masfel evvel eze-
lott, rovid id8k0z0kben egymas-
utan hatszor kisereltek meg fcl-
gyujtani. Akkor mem sikeriilt.
Hatha most is azok kezek dol
goztak, melyeket mem lehetett XII
nyomozni? I? A kezek 0kolbe szorul
max. Mindenki gyujtogatasra gon-
dol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25
SZERENCsES OPERACI0

/ Rusznak Karolyne, j6l ismert
mem catslei magyarnak felesege,
XII hosszabb idon keresztiil rosZ-
szul erezte magat, foly6 no san
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-25
A[EKAND RAMS
TO HEAR DATA
ON CITY
Engineer to Address Trade
Body on municipalities
Advantages

ALEXANDRIA, June 26.-In
pursuance of the campaign, inau-
gurated by the chamber Of com.
merce and other civic organizations,
20 boost this city as a commercial
and manufacturing center by adj
vertising its natural Advantages Of
location. with respect to raw ma
terials, markets and terminal Ia
ciIities, a noted authority, Doctor
Henry Mace Payne, consulting en-
gineer of the American Mining
Congress, has been secured as the
principal speaker Of general
meeting of the entire membership
of the chamber Of commerce, to be
held In the club rooms Monday
night, at o'clock.
Doctor Payne, who from his long
association with commercial ana
business interests, Is eminently fit-
ted to speak on such a subject,
will tell the more than 300 men,
bers of the local chamber Of the
conditions and possibilities OF Alex
andria, as, seen by him and bis
associates, forecasting a great fu-
ture, as a manufacturing center, Tor
this city.
Other speakers at this meeting,
the last TO be held until next Sep.
TENDER, will include w. B. Mc-
Groarty, industrial agent OF tho
Southern Railway. who Is stationed
here to cooperate with the city
in securing the location of manu-
facturies, and Kenneth w. Ogden.
president Of the chamber Of COM
merce.
Plans for a huge celebration to
be staged on Hayden Field the az
.ternoon Of July 4 in connection
with the Sixth Booster Club draw
ing, were formulated at a meet.
ing Of the executive COMMITTEES last
night and will be presented to the
general meeting of the club Mon
day night for approval. The plans
as outlined call for an athletic car
nival, at which cash prizes will tie
awarded, in addition to the draw.
ing for the winners Of the ninety.
nine awards. totaIing in value APP
proximately $500. Notice OF the
winners will be announced as soon
as possible following the drawing
and the awards viii : be made On
July 20 by J. T. Presaon, secretary
g the. club.
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DEATHS.

James Mccrum. 80 years. Soldiers
AOme Hospital.
Marraret C. Isohr. IS years. No. 7ss
Eleventh street southeast.
Bena "A. SlIfer. ~ years. No. :l2
Southbrook Courts.
mont avenue northwest.
Howell d. Wilson. SO years, Buriing-
Frank Dagger. ~ years. Emergency
Hospital.
Thomas F. Paden. days. providence
Hospital.
town University Hospital.
S;aetano Bella. hours. No. 14lS
yarnum street northwest.
stewart Lewis. ~ years. fGalitnger
carrie Jackson. rs years Gailinser
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FRANK n. HALsTEAD.

Frank NJ. Halstead. former chief
of the United States Custom Service
in this city. died at his home in
New York, Tuesday. It was learned
here today. He was fifty,four
years old at the time OF his death.
He left this city In 1918 to go to
New York and take up law
practice. The funeral will be held
in NorwaIk, Connecticut. today. He
is survived by his wife and three
children, Miss Susan Halstead. Bur-
ton and Frank Halstead. jr.
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CHARLES A. b. BOYD.

Funeral services Or Charles A.
b. BOYD who died yesterday at his
residence, $40 E street southeast.
will be held tomorrow at his home
at 8 o'clock. Interment will he
in Glenwood cemetery. He was
sixty.eight years old and Is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Carrie
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Milton H. Payne. nineteen. of Cher
YyGale, Va. and Catherine e. Rosen-
baum. sixteen. The Reverend r =.
George Roth, 81, and Freda A. Myers.
Il. both Of Baltimore. Md. The Rev
Robert Vivian Parish. %. Of Port
Royal. Va. and Eloise Early Garth. 81.
OF Mica. Va. The Reverend J. =.
Briggs.
Jerry Ramsey. IS. and Emma Thomp-
ssn, AZ. The Reverend J. e. WINS.
Z Herman Lefsky. "a. and Ruth 3.
Goidsteln. 20. The Rev. J. z. Loeb.
Samuel Thomas. 80. and Lizzie John-
Harry Raymond Williams. 81. and
Catherine Dixon. 20. OF Alexandria, Va
The Reverend G. C. Williams.
Cecil Sterling. 30. and bessie Duvail.
81. both of Baltimore, Nd. The Rev
erend c. E. Stewart.
George Wilson. 50. and Sallie Hinton.
IS. The Reverend ]. 7. Harvey.
Roosevelt Brawner. -. and Mabel
Fairfax. a. The Reverend r. J. FrOeil-
Frank. j. Williams, %. and AImeta
DuvalI. "a The Reverend J. T. Har-
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