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Z Bis AID FIRMS
IN ME- RGER

The formation Of new inter.
national advertising agency, Inerg-
ing the businesses now conducted
by Lord and Thomas. Of Chicago.
and Thomas F.. Logan. incorporated,
OF New York. is announced by Al
bert D. LaskerT former chairman
Of the United States Shipping Bard
and for many years chairman OF
the hoard and president of Lord
and Thomas.
The new corporation will be
known as Lord and Thomas and
Logan. Lasker will be chairman OF
the board, and Thomas F.. Logan
will be president. Other executive
officers Of the corporation will be
elected from the officers Of the two
merged companies.
Lasker, in making the announce
ment, said: 1.-THE experience of
American business has clearly
shown that large units in Droduc.
ton and distribution make for
greater efficiency and broader
service. Similar large units in pro.
fessionaI service corporations ire a
necessity OF modern business.
"The new corporation OF Lord and
Thomas and Logan, in capital, per.
sonnet and volume OF business, will
rank as one OF the largest inst1tu,
tons of its kind in the world, u:ac.
ing an annual volume in excess OF
$50 .000, 600. 1t will bring together
one Of the oldest and one Of the
youngest among the leading adver
Using agencies.
Lord and Thomas. with q record
Of So years of continuousu operation
were pioneers In introducing printed
craftsmanship. Thomas F.. Logan
inc. although organized only seven
years ago, already has won 9
notable position in the advertising
field under the management OF
Logan, who will become president
Of the consolidated company.
The corporation will have prIn
cipal offices in New York and Chi
cago, with branch offices in SaT
Francisco, Los Angeles. Washing
ton and London. Complete service
will be maintained at each ffins
It Ii planned that the merger will
be effective July /.
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DEATHS

charles Reynolds 5g years, George
washington University Hospit g
Emmett s Lhonapsons g 80 !.
Charles Gilmore. 81 years. Emergency
.s Anna ma ormsby, s. years 1tss
Leila X Stephenson, SIS years 900
Eleventh st. =.
ordel Fl Harlan. ~ years 2sso High
& wIiliam Edelin, 81 years Casualty
Annie Annie q. Newton. IS years 81. Eliza.
0s Morris Jsonsz. 50 years l1t7 Monroe
Fred i. Kardsil. g years. Emersency
Annie Annie w Jackson. 70 years 1o2
Mass Ave. d.
81 James q. smarr. month. chIldrens
Il THOMAS smith. y years. Providence
Ethel Harris. 20 years. 2 Douglas ct.
81 Helen Garter. II years. Is o St. y. u:
Gearge ". Pinkney, bs kears. ies
james Mason. 81 years. GaiIinesr
ssrsh w,llisms, :; g years iiss
Lucy Randolph. IS years. ,ls2s RI
feentll ST. N. w. sssss s.l
Edward Batson. ~ years, Fresdmen's
Diana Diana Mathews 50 years Home for
Julia Lucas. IS years. 1854 Ninth st.
Fannie Burke. u years. Tuberculosis
Hospital
Hospital.
drene HOSPITAL
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Lester Newman Inskeep. rs, and
Matilda Harris Berkley. IS. The Rev.
Thsodore Joseph lie Blanc. "a. ana
Ksfhrine Cecilia oBrien go. The Rev.
T Y. Fitzgerald.
John Heath MORGAN. "a, and Kaths-
George chiskakis. 81. and Antonio
christopouloa. SO. The Rev p. Theo-
o Roger stickIey creel. 70, and Ida
Dorothy Stoddard, 81. The Rev. ;. G.
Alien r. Bell. ~. and Doris Patricia
Drew, is. the REV. ]. ii. McNamara.
Walter L. Mccorkle. II. and Lula
May ButleT. 19. both Of Richmond, Va
The Rev. H ~ Hennig.
Mary catharine sehafhirf,l zs. The
Rev William Abernethy.
Waiter Reed Williams. p: and Mary
Elizabeth Meredith. 20 The Rev. F
James Irving Grady ~. Of Brooklyn
N r., and Antoinette Elizabeth Kelly
= d mas Rs CLARK. 2 IS reoi q Biaekston
Va, and Alice Chloe Hutchison. 80, Of
Dapville, Va The Rev. F. B. Harris.
GEORGE N: Byrne; q: q Remington
wellington. "a. The Rev, H. N. Hen
alshara e Lee So q gpeg.tt, ".
REV. w. Al Lambert
Boehfn Otto DriacoII, s2s, 81 Beave,
Falls. Pa. and Mary AHnette Brown
Is. Of youngstown. Ohio. The Rev
H r. Stevenson.
Herman w. Robertson. a. and Grac.
"A. Peters. ~ The Rev r. Anderson.
Samuel w. Clark. 3S. and aIapilIa II
joyce. ~. The Rev. Al D. Holder.
Foilay Fox 40, and Hattie Banks -
The Rev. 81. y. Stevens.
christopher w. Duffy. ~, and MARI
Ogden Shaw. "A. Judge Robert p
MattinRiy.
Leonafdo capone. rs, and Maria
Giuseppe sainato. Is. The Rev. N. n
Byron ID. MousmouIes. 40. and Eulaiis
a Gerachia "a. The Reva -. Tlieo
AoeinHs
Goldman. 90. OF Coles Point, Va. TIT
Louis Rosenberg. 81. and Paulyn,
Friedman. 81, The Rev. 1. J
Schwefel
Frank 4. Chase II. and Pearl e
Carter. 80. The Rev. D. L. Snyder
Elliott 4. DimOnd, %, and ElizabetI
q Garner, %. The Rev. William }
sr Possrf Harper s. ana ruby !
yeedhulI, ~. The Rev. 8. 2. Nicholas
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Local Stocks
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MIS- ALICE N. REILLY

Mrs.. Alice NJ. Rely. wife Of the
late DR.. James 4. Rely, died at her
home iii College Park, Nd, this
morning. She Is survived by g
daughter. Mrs. q. Clinton esaSucs.
ana 8 son, James Boss Rely, u.
Mrs Rely was q daughter 0f the
late Robert and Ann M. PyNvells
and vas born ii washington and
resided there until she went to Col.
lere PARK about twenty four years
d 60. The Rev. John Briggs,
paster 81 Fifth Baptist Church, VIII
officiafe at the funeral. which win
IS held at 2.3O o'clock Friday After
non = College Park Intern1ent Will
be II Rock Creek Cemetery.
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he went 20
school. When
he was fiftesn
he went to
Baltimore and
learned HI 1 i
trade.
After com
pIsting h 4 Il
ii b pre- ntice
ship he came
to this city,
settled il the
northeast sec.
tion and went
into business
where he has
b q en- . yer
since.
Mr.. Boyd Is
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IRs. MARIANNA FREY

Mrs. Mar1anna EEeys MiuUN q
MARIAN u. Frey tnee Mawresl, died
last SUNDAY in Phiiad lphia, where
she was visiting her daughter. after
8 brief illness. She was IS years
sd. Services viii IS held at the
residences of her son. Leonard Frey
Bf7 MARYLAND Ave. II. E.. this after.
noon. Interment viii be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
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MIS- ELIZA @. FOyYI.FF

Funeral services for Mrs. Ella G.
Fowler. of go ID ST. s. w. who
died at her residence yesterday
morning win be held there to1lIol.
row afternoon ait 2 o'clock
She was the wife 81 Walter r.
Fowler, sr., and mother of Walter
r. Fowler. jr.. and William BE-,
James /. and Harry wv. Fowler.
She Mas 81 years old.
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WATTER SCOTT DAVIS

Walter Scott Davis died yesterday
at hts residence. 2s01 Adams Mill
Id. and will be buried iIl a tianta
Ca. Funeral services VIII be held at
.TenIins funeral home. SO9 Tenth
81 w tomorrow. His wife.
Eleanor Cropley Davis and daugh.
Ter. Eorinfie Davis Runmore. SUR
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Fsnnusfale and Mary ChiricheIIa, boy.
julius II. and Catherine g. Harper.
Julian NJ. and Maude L. OIiff.s boy.
William 2. and Ruth A. Burke, girl.
John II and Josephine johnson.
Benjarlfn and Cleo Hederson, GIRL
V1Iilam n and Lillian Morris. glri.
Conrad ana Elizabeth Mitchell girl.
Charles and Bertha Miller. girl
Augustus a. and Eugenia ~. Day
boy.
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eARAH 6cHAFHIRT

Funeral services for Sarah Sellaf.
hirf, 81 az Eighth ST S. who
died az her residence yesterday.
win be held there tomorrow after
noon at 3 O'Clock. with mi ernnent tn
Rock Greek Cemetery Surviving
the deceased are her husband ETn-
est Schaf1lirt. three daughters.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rose. Mrs Louise
Coffin and Mrs. Clemens ] West
erIl, and one sister Mrs. Theresa
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clinton y. Starlke, So. and Alice
I,orene Farmer SO, both Of Richmond:
The Rev. H N HenEig.
Hal shaffer, ~, Of -T1akewpods Ohio
and Laura III Dietrich. 81, 0k Tampa
ma The Rev. n. M Hennfg.
Frank Carey McCord s.. ~ Naval
Air station. Lakehurst. 81. j.. and Mar
raret Shriver, "a. Of Chevy Chase nd:
The Rev. J. III. Hollister.
Jerome S. Shear. 10, of Bethesda. Md
ana Ruth Elizabeth Tuckey. q. The
Rev J.. ri. Myers.
Alphonse San1pertou ana w II
Wheeler. .
and Ellen Connors Is. The Rev. =.
x. Bischoff.
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Who sWhO.


Each doN ne selects 0e y0isa0as
Sonic Times and Herald clGSsifte6
GdUggtteer a0ls0ee Interesting Ntee-
pdpefo and Introduces the 66Veg-
ttSer 70 Times and Herald reddsre
through this column.
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married and has two sons In
business with him, and three
daughters. He lives on his es.
tate about two miles from
Chesapeake Beach.
Read George III. Boyd and
Sons message to you today in
the Business Service columns az
lOday's Times and Herald Classf.
fled Ad Section.
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Today We Want You 70 Meet
GEORGE II. BOYD.
President, George II Boyd and
Sons

George fl. Boyd was born IN.
BaItimore September II, 1871,
and one year later his family
moved to Calvert county, where
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80. My :. iii IaEgR

Mrs. Mary 3. Chroniger died last
g,,lIdav sc fhs residence of her
dauelfer. Mrs. Parker Bowie. ia
c.rcissanf ri s. hi. aged rs.
Funeral services viii be held at the
Brethren Church, Twelfth and e
Streets Southeast. today, with inter.
nlent la Arlington National Gene.
terry.
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pRath notlsag

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DAyIson tuesday: June 1. t.1l.As
M at Ris 5sslaen ssse,T TsSl DAVIS,
beloved husband Of Eleanor Sr .,ol..s
Davis and father Of Corinne sDaVls
Funersi services from Jenkins f III
home, 500 Tenth ST. y. w On $3.50, n !,
Atlanta, Ga.
FIJI N-on Tuesday: June q 4. 1szo' ~ &.
JAMES n FLYNN. beloved HUSBAND 81
Dora b. Flynn Marshail and sen q
tho. Tate Peter and Catherine ras a.n
Funeral services Friday, June :, 1870. iszo,
at $50 n. at i sRs rssluS twenty
81 ana Pennsylvania Ave- ~.
where mass will be saids for the repose
OF his soul at g. m. =
In TT7--- NIen1oriai Day, May 80, 1870. at
9s4g q nl after q BRIEF illness Wn t.
visiting her daughter IN 1919 psl.s a
pa, MAR1ANNA FREY 1n g . ,soMnry n.
aged SIS. widow Of tne = -
u. E,,neral services at her late home 6ll
Mary land Ave. IN. E.s w edneAd ~, Nlh I'M
at b. III. Burial IN Hock SIee1A
vriii Barre. pa papers please CORY. !
nv 1TfT--55n wednesday June z. at MS
rrsislance a17 18th st. ~; W., LII:
FRANK HYATT. beloved husband q
ha Not CO.. 81 funeral to be- given later
RFTT. w ednesday, June 1926; at
900 g. m. at her home - Coiis6s
PARK. Nd. ALICE MI REIIsAssWl1 ~
the late DIR. James 4 Kelly -A.t.
dence College Park, Md. Friday. y ne
4 Al a.3O i. m. Relatives and friends
Invited.
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INDICTMENT

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robert J. and lola Hughes. girl.
Evening star., 1926-10-01
CAPT. DIXON GIVEN
|. PARTY ON RETIRING
Veteran Fireman Gets Sur
prise Honor From ASSo-
ciates and Others.

Capt W. a Dixon. commander of
No. 5 Truck Company was rendered a
farewell party last night at the COM
pany's quarters, on Dent place near
Thirty-tifth street, by residents of
Georgetown and Old fire department
associates on the occasion of his re-
tirement from active duty after 80
years of continuous service. Capt.
Dixon has been IN charge at No. 5
for / years.
Odell $. Smith. as master of Cere-
monies, presented him with a purse
containing $50 IN gold a gift from his
associates OF the truck company. The
people of Georgetown gave him u
raincoat. Speakers Joined in lauding
Capt. DiXon'S service.
The party was surprise. lie and
Mrs. Dixon We're informed at S o'clock
that they were wanted at the truck
house Immediately. There they found
100 persons seated around the ban
quet table. Mrs Dixon was given a
huge bouquet nf flowers as she took
her place beside her husband.
Among the guests Of honor were
Chief Engineer George s.. Watson.
Chief Clerk Edward Il. Pierce, Batta1-
lion Chiefs Thomas O'Connor, A. G..
Buscher and ~ l.. Walters: Capt
Edward O'Connor, J. Leo kolb. and
E. a. BoWles. cashier of the Potomac
Savings Bank. In the center OF the
table was 4 cake. bearing the figures
49," a gift from j. Silvernan, u
Georgetown business man.
Evening star., 1926-10-01
PIGEONS TAKE OFF
IN 169-M|LE RACE
Flight to Decide Which Birds
Are Eligible fer Service
in Signal Corps.

An army Of carrier pigeons this
morning set out on a Grueling race
from the Munitions Building to their
home at Camp Vail, Monmouth. y. j..
in an elimination contest to decide
which of the birds are TO he eligible
for service in the Signal Corps.
Seven feathercd tendeIWinGS were
first released by Army and assucia-
tion officials from a large coop on the
steps at the main entrance of the Mu-
nitionS Building. The vanguard,
punched in echelon formation. cirCled
over the spectators to get their bear
lngs and disappeared beyond the
Speedway
Again the cage WAS opened. l;ber
ating ll8 more pigeons. jostilne for
positions in the armament. All OF
them got away to good start except
two. whose wings. slightly wet, hest
tated nomentarily before they sped
after tho others. Thomas Ross was
the trainer Of the entries.
\ strong northeast wind will i'm
pede their progress somewhat in the
1S9-mile flight, which should consume
Eve hours or more under the present
weather conditions. At race sun
day sponsored by the Monumental
city concouIse OF pigeon fanciers
from Lexington. \. G., TO Baltimore,
Md, the safe arrival OF lS BIRDS was
reported by the owners of l3 lofts,
while the balance of SS4 pigeons com
peting from 81 lofts were missing.
The following officials were pres
ent this morning at the take-off: Maj.
Gen. Charles Mex. SaltZman. chief
of the Army Signal Corps; Maj. p.
W. Evans, Signal Corps. in charge of
the pigeons; W. +. Dismer. president
elect of the American Racing Pigeon
Union: Elisha Hanson, attorney for
the pigeon tanCierS. John r.. Holmead.
past president of the International
Federation for Racing Pigeons; Harry
G. Burke. secretary of the joint com
mittee of pigeon fanciers; William
HalIer. first vice president. Interna-
tional Federation; +. V. Talbot, pres
ident of the National Association of
American Racing Pigeon Fanciers,
and Charles Ellsworth.