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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
LIFE INSURANCE
GUARDS.bREA
Winners
Stands as Impregnable
Sentinel Against
Disaster.
By GRAHAM DOWDELL
president Alamo Life Insurance Co.,
San Antonio.l

tfreu0ent Alamo Lie insurance Co.,
San Antonio.)
Few people realize the wonderful
strides life insurance has taken the
past twenty years and the prominent
place it now occupies in the every
day life Of our country. Scarcely q
family cal be found where its infln-
encc has net been felt in som. de-
gree.
Time was when life insurance was
looked upon as n thing apart from
the ordinary course of business and
family affairs. The insuring public
was composed of people of means and
life insurance was looked upon as
die to win" investment. Through the
medium Of improved policy contracts.
liberalizing of benefits and cash and
loan value the sentiment has gradu-
ally changed until today there Is a life
insurance form of policy to fit every
need of man or woman with great
or small means and that need Is suited
in an intelligent and thorough man.
ner by the life insurance institutions.
CREATE ESTATE.
In no way can a man or woman
create an immediate estate except
through the means of modern life in
surance. By the investing of only
small portion of the principal sum, the
insured has created safe, sound in
vcstment that is bound to come back
TO his or her family many times what
the insured has invested. or return to
himself or herself in old age.
Life insurance in one form or an.
other meets every need of the present
day individual. It protects the widow
and orphan, it educates the children,
it pays off the mortgage, it provides
against nearly every possible circum-
stance. 1t makes for its holder an in.
dependent old age. Instills confidence.
in effort. Destroys the shadow o.
worry and uncertainty.
GUARDS BREAD WINNER.
Proceeds of a life insurance policy
to the family is what the homestead
is to the wife. BY its provisions and
so accepted by law in all states il is
free from attachment by creditors,
cannot be taken for any financial OBJ
legation Of the insured. In most cases
1t is free from tax and only in few
instances comes within the taxable es-
tate
To the man with limited means and
a family there is no place he can turn
where as great good can be secured
for himself and family. Life insur-
ance stands as an impregnable SEN
tinel guarding the "bread winner" OF
the family. In case disaster over
takes him, the life insurance policy
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-23
iULTIMA .HoRA!

Hoy iueves seguramente sera
declarado dis festive, y todo el
mundo suspendera sus labores,
para ir al muelle a recibir .sIos.
Amores de Camilla, que llegaran
hoy en- el vapor San juan, Y
que seran estrenados con gran.
exito en- el teatro Olinlpe el saba
do 20 Y domingos21 de junio,- pa
IA el cual acontecimiento queda
ipIitado el publico en- general.
M Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-23
A LAS DANrAS DEscoNSo-
LADAs.

Que esten experimentando Sufri-
mientos, y que la vida SO les haga
insoportable. A las que la vida
les sea un toymento. A aquetIas que
vvan y no han enconsrado un lie.
nitivo para srs males; y, en- gene
raj, a todas las que deseen con-
sultarme algo, para tOdas tsngo un
eficaz remedio.
Dirijase e-
UNA. DANA PERDIDA.
Box SIC, San Juan, P. r.
'a-f Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-23
NoTA IMPoRTANTE
(TODOS Los DOMINGOS)

Esta va iisto nuestrO foueto de
calceteria para dalnas Y caba1le-
ros; novedades atractivas; articu-
los de joyeria, etc, de buena ca
lidad a precios sin competencia.
Escriba pidiendo IN ejemplar.
MARBE TRADING
CORPORATION
"a Stone st., New York, N. Y.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-23

,OA AAAl1VV
fecha, como Sc ha dicho antes; tie
ne cuidado al ser preguntado por
un abogado de los apelantes, quien
le presento a la vez dos .docunlen-
tos inquiriendo cual de ellos fue el
que firmo ell declarante ingtan-
cias de Iglesias para la Interna-
cional, manifestar que Sc 10 presen
tasen al dia siguiente que entonces
contestaria, y para demostrar. por
iltimo la integridad del poder de
su vida, al mismo abogado contes-
ta: "Yo puedo yer bien; iquiere
cnsenarme un Saco de onzas 2"
"Recuerdo mi firma, puedo verla"
Pero de cualquier modo la capaci-
dad de Sabalier no fue puesta en-
ISSUE y NADIA Sc ha demostrado
que el no estuviera en- el goce y
plentiful de sus facultades menta-
les.
Id Al siguiente dia de otorgado
el poder, Sabalier hace testamento
instituyendo hcrederos, entire otras
personals, a los hijos de Iglesias.
FL testamento, asf como la escri-
tara de poder, Sc presentaron ori-
ginales con la oposici6n de los de-
mandados.
Parece que esta prueba tuvoz un
doble objeto: To-, levantar la pre-
.supcion del poder suggestive de lyle
! sias sobre Sabalier instituyendo
este herederos sus hijos en- parte
de sus bienes; Y 2o., demostrar la
intervention de Peha, a quien sc
atribuye la redaccion. original de
tales documentos. No obstante Il
oposici6n de los apelantes la ad-
mission de esta prueba,. nos senti-
mos obligados a decir que su efec-
to es contraproducente al deman-
dante. FL testamento es un acto
personalisimo, asi como el poder.
El notario Jose E. Benedicto refi-
rio que uno y otro documento fue-
ron otorgados ante 81 y que el
mismo dia que otorg6 el poder Sc
le dieron los datos, estando pre-
sente Sabalier, para el testamento
/ que fir1no al dfa siguiente. Els in
teresante notar, sin embargo que
Sabalier en- su declaration no sabe
81 firn6 el testamento, Y mas bien
10 MEGA cuando dice: "El me ha-
hl6 de un testamento (refiriendose
"a Iglesias) y que para 'su familia,
" yo le die que no, que no iba a
despojar mi familia para favorecer
la farnilia de el, etc. Con este Incl
dente Sc pone en- tela de ,juicio Ia
fe del notario, pero sin que tam
POGO este en- controversial la confec-
.ci6n de tai documeuto; la farna Y
reputation del notario Benedicto cs
Ia fuera del alcance de toda duda
" solo Sc ha conseguido con dicha
prueba afectar una vez mas la We
racidad del demandanto en- este
pleito.
Es bueno hacer notar en- rela4
ci6n con esta prueba que la corte
inferior al referirse al testamento
y con ell obieto sin duda de estable-
Ger mejor la intervention de lide-
res obreros en- los actos de la con-
fahulacion, incurre en- ell grave
error de declarar probado que Pra
dencio Rivera Martinez Y Rafael
Alfonso figuran entire los testigos
del testamento cuando la realidad
es que ninguno de estos testigos
10 fue de tai Instruments, siendo
dichos testigos Angel Rolan, Jose
Fernandez Perez y Leoncio Figue-
roa.
(e) Otra circunstancia en- que Sc
funda Ell demandante para alegar
ell fraude es el precio de $26,8T7
que Sc flo para la vcnta, inferior
en- mas de la nlitad del valor real
de la finca.
Como question general no hay
4Continfia on IN nag. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-23

TuMBRADA sEg!S xsas1
oTERTA EHA fSgSazS us
este reloy oe mu- Il, an
chapado de .eco. de 4 a. NJ ~ sE
K'' solo $6.65. tlll
NJ, bermosc collar do.
nerlas frances, de "a pu- Sc
asSas de largo, genuine, m',
destructible,' gratis con cAds
reloj. 80 a. Ma
,frerido Mcvimiento suizo de al,a
rsiiIad sobre rubies, ca,S chcnapa~~
"A oro de IL KIT. grahada mSho.
-antizada por 20 amos. Clnta de seo@s
hroche dc orc enchapado.
N0 TEVIY DINERO. Seneillamento
cosnde su ,nombre direction. PagUe
4 la entrega $3.50 por el reioJ -
coIlEr 81 usted prefiere epvie el' az
nero con la oriien y nosotros pagaIe-
mos eli franqueo. Garantizamos IA sA-
tisfaeci6sl con Ia devoiueion del dineto.
FEDERAL MALL ORDER CORP.
4I4 broadway, Dept. SIS
Naw Work. City - 49, sss.-. :
The Washington times., 1925-06-24
Automotive
PhoMe Classified Ads to Main 52Go.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 8
p EERLE S S
To Buy a Good Used
Car at the Lowest
Possible Price.

e +
1922 Marmon 7-pass. touring: run
very little: looks like new.
1924 Peerless 7ypass. sedan; like
new; run $500 miles.
1924 Peerless 4-pass. coupe; run
1924 Maxwell touring; 5-pass 1880. S465
1874 Chevrolet touring; lots Of
extras ~. Z. $500. 1919
81 b. b. Cadillac suburban; 7-
pass. sedan. -. $3.50. 1g0y
81 Cadillac 7-pass. touring. =. -. I. S575,
REQ 6-pass. sedan: excellent condi-
Chandler 5-pass. Metropolitan De
Luxe sedan; looks like new -. $3.50
wills Sainte Claire -6-pass SPORT
touring; run very little; good
looking car; priced right.
Hudson 4-pass. speedster: refinish
ed; looks like new. ......... 1850
Peerless 7-pass. sedan; good car
for funeral work. ...ss...... 1915
Westcott 7-pass. touring; late
model; good car Tor hacking
work ...... >, $A1o
1928 Ford coupe: excellent condi-
tion: refinished: all good tires. 1926
Il a@s
The Washington times., 1925-06-24
BTRTHS.

Frank B. ana Helen H. knapp girl
Luigi and Catherine j. PerttcaFt, girl
Richard e. and Virgie e. Philips
James ana Athena chaconas, boy.
Clement w. and Dorothy q. Hayden
vito and Grace Fabrixio. boy. ~
Joseph G. and Frances d. weaver
Milton r and Fannie A. lRaiiey, boy
Frank and Maria Manaldo boy.
Gunnar L and Ruth Anderson. girl.
Edward and Margaret Irwin, boy.
Franklyn +. and Ruth N. Crowley
Boyd r. and Edna B. sayers. girl.
William r. and Dorothy v. Dudley
Thomas r. ana Catherine A. Paden
Cola N. ana Marie r. Early, boy.
Thomas E. and Ethel Mutchler, girl
1dgar d. and Erma B. KiechneT. boy
James H. and AIice 3. Hcrnaday
Joseph and Edna W.-DsMayo. girl.
Alphonse and Ella Brousseau. boy.
Robert L. and Dorothy B. RaIneyi
EldridEs P. and Elizabeth NJ Byrd,
John. e. and Mildred o. o'Brisn. girl.
Charles s. and Bernice II. Lawfenson.
Fairfax \. and GLADYS l. coakIey.
Earl ". ana Myra c. Porter. girl.
Daniel and Freda Weisbach, boy
Bernard J. and Ada =. Headlines.
Ralph D. srs and Ruth l, Tsunis.
Louis and Rose silverberg. gtFL
The Washington times., 1925-06-24
DOCTORS HALT WEDDING
OF "DIPHTHERIA CARRIER

GOSHEN, n. Y. June 2S.-Be.
cause health authorities assert thai
Miss Rose De Narde. eighteen. Of
Newburgh is a diphtheria.carr
and. consequently had to he
isolated, she was not married to
Daniel Leon as had been planned.
Instead the wedding was, postponed
indefinitely and notices were sent
to 200 guests cancelling their invi-
tations.
The doctors say that within d
week or ten days, the bride-to.bs
will no longer menace the health
Of others. The authorities declared
that she 10 not now suffering from
diphtheria but some germs have
appeared in her throat which are
believed to be a. sort of backfire
from a recent attack Of the all
ment.
Miss De Narde HIll be married
as soon as the physicians say her
throat has cleared up.
The Washington times., 1925-06-24
Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $780, obftuary.Dssk
MISS LuCY LANHAM.

Funeral services Tor. Miss Ellen
Lanham, seventy-three years old,
one of the oldest retired tachers in
Maryland, will be held today at
Whitfield Church. Lanhan1. Md.
Miss Lanham died Monday night
at the town which bears her name.
following a fatal second stroke of
paralysis. She had taught school in
Prince Georges county for forty
four vs4ars
Miss Latham is survived by her
sister, Mrs. Humphrey Beckett. of
LanhaSn. Many friends and former
pupils OF the aged teacher. some
now living IN washington. will at
tend the services.
The Washington times., 1925-06-24
XII K[UX PLANS
Bis FETE THE
FOURTH
Prince Georges Members Will
Hold Aai-Day Celebration
On Baltimore Pike

.HYATTSvILLE. Md, June a.
4 big AFourth of July demonstra.
ton is being arranged by the XII
Klux Khan Of Hyattsville, Mt.
Rainier, Capitol Heights, Laurel
and other Prince Georges county
communities, to be held in big
field on the washington Baltimore
boulevard between Berwyn and
Beltsville, leased for the occasion.
The committee in charge states !:
viii, be the largest khan affair ever
held in this section OF Maryland.
Preparations are being made to
entertain at least $4,000, it is said.
Preparations for the demonstration
already are in progress.
The program will open AT 8
O'Clock in the morning and close
at night with display of fireworks
TO continue more than am hour.
Some Of the features promised are
tent show. pathetic addresses.
various contests and amusements
and dancing. The klanswomen VIII
offer q program of addresses, drills
and ia kitchen band. Both the
mems and women,s organizations
will conduct naturalization exer-
cises, which will be followed by the
flying Of a fiery cross over the
field.
with 4 view to organizing
union in that 1neighborhood, Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union
workers OF Prince Georges county,
viii hold q rally next Sunday morn
ing. in Providence Church in the
Friendly, Nd, vicinity. Mrs. Alfred
D. Bailey of Bladensburg. county
chairman; Mrs. r. w. Cawthorne
of Mount Rainier and Mrs. John
Rcby OF Riverdale will be among
The speakers. There will be music
by young women of Camp Springs.
The list of candidates for the
Edmonston municipal election to
be held in the school there July
s from to Z p. m. is complete.
The principal contest will be I've.
tween Newton A. James of the
first ward and John Hiser of the
second ward for mayor. E. b. Nc.
Quin, present mayor, is not can.
dfdate. James, at present town
plumbing inspector, was formerly
chairman of the old East Hyattsville
Citizens Association. Hiser was a
member Of the Edmonston District
Citizens committee which governed
the town before the adoption OF
the mayor and council plan,
There will also be a contest for
the council seat in the first ward,
between Charles NJ. Phillips, incum-
bent. and Walter Roth. former
clerk of the council. Councilman
W. W. Lewis in the second ward
is unopposed for reelection. Hold
over members Of the council are
James w. Smith, first ward. and
Henry c. Ripple, second ward.
Henry Eberle, town treasurer,
seeking reelection for one year is
opposed by d. Hazen Mcleod. town
building inspector.
The Washington times., 1925-06-24
NINE |NJUREDIN
D. c. TRAFFIC
M|SHAPS
cerome Desio, Retired JeweIer,
Seriously injured When
Hit BY Auto

Eight persons were injured In
three automobile accidents reported
to the police yesterday. A ninth.
Gerome Deslo. retired jeweler, 1880
Wyoming avenue northwest, was
seriously injured when he was
struck by a street car at Thirteenth
and Pennsylvonia avenue north.
west.
Bernard Walsh. eighteen. of sos
I street southeast. is in Emergency
Hospital suffering from a fractured
left leg, suffered when his motor
cycle was hit by an automobile at
Seventeenth and ! streets north
west. Mrs. Geraldine Sheehan. Of
27o2 Ontario road, was the driver
Of the automobile.
Five women suffered shock and
minor injuries in collisions between
automobiles. In a smash-up at
Vermont avenue and U street
northwest, Mrs. Joseph H. Ross
and Mrs. J.. NJ. Tholl, passengers
in an automobile driven by John NJ
Tholl. were slightly hurt when their
car collided with q machine driven
by George Evans.
Maud Burgess. Alvin Burgess
Therese Poats, Louise NJ. Caplin
and Edward r. Caplin all suffered
shock when the automobiles in
which they were riding operated
by BENJAMIN F. Burgess and Lewis
Poats, came together at Sixth and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest
The Burgess automobile was turned
ever.
The Washington times., 1925-06-24
SUMNER RATE IS FIXED
FOR DRINKS At SHORE

ATLANTIC CITY, June 24.-"I
have decided to establish a summer
rate for intoxication." said Frank
Waldmayer, acting recorder, when
seventeen men and five women
were arraigned before him charged
with drunkenness. He fined each
IS and then announced the "scale."
First offense, IS.
Second offense. $25.
Aggravated cases, $780,"
He warned the prisoners what
they might expect IL brought b.
fore him again.
The Washington times., 1925-06-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

David Z. sherman, %. and Ruth u
Tolkins. "a. The Reverend q. Loeb
David W. Gabeiein, So, ana Lnra ..
Mossman. SO. The Reverend s.. e.
Coale
william W. Patterson. 1s. and Net
tie Mae Burton. %, both of Richmond,
Va. The, Reverend. +. W. Johnson.
Robert Orem Sebfa. 81, ard Peggy
other Davis. ~, OF Mount Rainier. NIL
The Reverend J. p. Briggs.
Henry Merle Spiilan. 80. and Angela
virginia LaIor. -. The Reverend L. j.
fealy.
Cecil Carter. so. and. Matte wooders,
e. The Reverend q. w. Powell.
Randolph Wilmington. 2E, snd Eliza
beth Parker. -. The Reverend J. W.
Lewis salatto. Is. and Evelyn Tom
In. 26 or Camden, n. The Rev
serend 7. z. Briggs
Harry A. Gripp. 40. and Margaret n.
Sellers 50. Of Tyrone. Pa The Rev
Forrest Everett Paulett. as, of SCOTS
willie. Va. and Lillian lone Wilson. "a.
81 Winchester. Va. The Reverend w.
A. Lambeth.
The Washington times., 1925-06-24
nam nottrss

: al iii late restdence sis e Il. s. E..
CHARLES A. B. BOYD. aged IS
years, beloved husband Of Carrie
Boyd.
Friday. June 26 at 3 o'clock In
torment Glenwood Cemetery. Friends
and relatives invited.
TADD-On Monday, June ~, 1925, az
Inc Church Home Hospital, Balti-
more. Nd. SENATOR EDWIN r.
LADD. beloved husband of Riztah
chapel 1880 Pennsylvania avenue
N. w, on Thursday, June rs, 1925. a.
2 D. m. Intefment Glenwood Gene
terry.
The Washington times., 1925-06-24
Announcements

Announcements
Phone Classified Ads to Main $3.50.
LOST AND FOUND !
BATHING sUITs-Five in two bathing
bags, at Chesapeake Beach. Reward
IL returned Lincoln 1929.
b % Q G H--PIatinum and diamond
wreath. Monday afternoon. June ";
between Woodley Rd and 16th ana
Col Rid. Reward. 27oo Comm Ave.
BOSTON buIIdog lost. one black and
one white eye, front feet white: lost
| near White House after auto accident.
Reward. Call Adams 1893.
DIAMOND RING lost; Colon al Beach
Sunday; reward. w. G: Weliburn, M:
D.. Ballston. Va. Tel. clarendon ~. :
DoG-Lost; brown and white fox ter
rier At Maccabes picnic; Ballston,
Va; reward. Ballston p. o., Va.
LOST-Breast pin. round gold. with
sapphires and pearls Reward. Co
GERMAN POLICE DOGS. TWO. An
SWER TO NAMES DON, AND kAS-
TER AID. 6274.
WATcH-Gol June IA: sixth St.. s. W..
Reward Franklin Ss37-J.
PERSONALS 2
BEST Of care given to children in Drl-
vate suburban home. Large attractive
playground; beautiful surroundings
CleYe. 1858.
FACIAL hair perman sntly removed. 81.
Marie Stevens cleo. needle expert;
90 yrs. exp. 309 Kresge bldg. 1tA&E.
CHILDREN are happy, healthy and cool
the day under personal supervision 0f
. graduate nurse and mother. De-
Iicious meals . served at noon n one one.
1927 9th ST. N. w adams 1857
DELI AE Beauty salon. marcel WavinS.
shampooinS.. special skin ana sGsalv
20 B ST. S.W. Fr.. 9099.z Open TIL . p =.
KATHRYN WOOD. Bob-wave. 81. Fed.
eral Natl Bank Bldg, 1S11 = ST.
N W., room SOL FIR. 97O6
SCIENTIFIC massage given by Grad.
Swedish maGseuee Ph: Main 41@e--
SWEDISH massage. coIorcd operator
SPECIAL. NOTICES 8
EXPERIENCED PATENT. AMENDING.
Alfred e. G.ascock. 9Th and =
Bank Bldg.
CLAIRVOYANTs =
DR. JANE B. COATES
READINGS BY APPOINTMENT !,
Col ss27. Wednesday. p. M. MES
SAGE CIRCLE and lecture at the
Playhouse" 1914 N st. n. w. AL
MRS. MISTER. 1919 10th st. n. w.
tnRa by appointment. Err: REV.
JOHN BOWLING
Scientific character analyst. Palmiss
rea6lnEs 81 Hours; 10 E q; e; e ),
appointment. Phone Frank. s1sS. 1875
L 81. n. W.
DR.. JANE B. COATES
Readings by appointment. Col: 622!:
Message Circle at the playhouse.
1914 n st, n. w. Wed. ct p. m;
NINE. NAY
Reads your life. past. present and fu-
tnre; tells you what part OF the coun-
try is best for you brings the sepa-
rated together ST in trouble consult
~oinan. 1s2a 7th 81 81. q. w.
MRS. RIZPAH ELDON
Noted medium and scientific palmIst.
can be consulted on all affairs. Give
names, descriptions Of friends, advice
OH family. love affairs and business
sI,eculations. 612 r st. n. W., cor.
9Th and r
D'ASHMAN, Crystal Gazer
IiFE:s REUNITEs THE sEPA-
RATED. 733 i3th st. N. w.
DR.. CHARLOTTA j. BRUEN-
10 am. Spiritual readings daily. sp.nl
n. s4o2-W. 2l20 18th 81. y. W. :
NINE. LENORA, clairvoyant gives nd
vice on business. love. marriage d.
vorce. health: no questions asked
tells names and dates: satisfaction Or
no fee; hours. II q. m. to .. m;
look for the number. 625 It'll st. nv.
The Washington times., 1925-06-24
ETHEL a RnLLINS.

Mrs. Ethel ". Rollins. widow CT
Ray Rollins. OF 2034 Lincoln road
northeast. died yesterday at Sibley
Hospital. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock
at St. Martins Church. where q re-
uuielm mass win be said. Interment
viii be, In Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1925-06-24
AutomOtive


Phone Classified Ads 70 Main $3.50.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 9
BUICK-6-cyl.. pass. IS23, touring;
very little used by careful driver
will sell on liberal terms or liberal
reduction for cash. 312 Indiana ave.
~. w.
CHRYSLER phaetop. new balloon tires.
many extras: low price: terms ,r
trade Morgan. 1926 Conn. Ave. N. w
ESSEX COACH. late 1921; driven very
little, fully equipped; beautiful con-
,dition; must sell at once; $500, OF
best offer. See at 1915 L st. n "
Franz. 64l2.
FLINT 49, BIG SIX ToURING-Pr&c-
ticaily brand new; fully equipped
just run 1000 miles and In perfect
condition; car and mileage guaran-
teed; must be sold on account of
Sickness will sacrifice, $1.10O. OPP
portunity to save $500. 1880 Argonna
pl. N. w. Col. lS72.
FLINT touring, 1924: cost tl,725; sacri-
flee for quick sale: terms or trade.
Morgan. 1926 Conn. Ave. n. w.
FORD BODIES FOR SALE.
Touring bodies, IS to t35.
Dayton body. $50.
Light delivery panel body. SIS
Also good second hand Ford parts.
AUTO SERVICE CO,
462 Pa. Ave. ~. w.
The Washington times., 1925-06-24
DEATHS.

Lois B ewerA Is years. National
Homeopathic Hospital.
Anna ]. Serrin. SIS years No. 1874
First street noftheast.
Babette Bllimenfeld. 50 years, No
eS42- Thirteenth street. northwest
Melissa Weller. 80 years. No. 1913
Thirteenth street northeast,
Joseph e. Craig. 50 years. No. 1905
New Hampshire avenue northweet.
John A. KeIser, 50 years. No. 1910 q
street northeast.
Alfred 2. Grassland. ~ years. No.
!. 1879 street northwest.
Bernard a. SpeIlbFinE, IS years, No.
1890 Second street northeast.
Florence 5. Bruaw, 81 years. Sibiey
Hospital. ~ :
oliver j.. waters. a years Toranto
Paul NJ williams. dayA Walter
Infant 81 Crazy and Bertha Nc
creider ~ days No. al Missouri
Richard Duckett, ~ years. Emergency
Charles BoxIey. IS years. No. 4st O
street northwest.
Jennie. Valentine, 81 years, No. s27
Norton street northwest.
Bessie Payton. 80 years. tuberculosis
Lizzie Mccray. IS years. caIlinssr
Frank e. smith. 4s years. 30. 1928
Twenty second street northwest
Infant OF James II. and Margaret
Briscoe. days. rear No. 1876 Thirty
first street northwest.
The Washington times., 1925-06-24

EXPERIENCED STARCH WORK
ASSORTER, GOOD SALARY.
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