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W0RKsHOPPE rs
PRAISED

The workshop Players" group
Of young aspirants FOR the big
theater from whose ranks they
proudly boast one graduate into the
Wardman Park Little Theater -
put on three one.act plays last eve.
ming 1t the Wilson Normal School.
They are AFFILIATED with the Central
Hirh Community Center ana WIN
repeat their successes WEDNESDAY
evening, 81 next week. at the In as. 3.
son school. Eleventh and + sssees.
s ~. 3 sSlavn were Eugene ONe.ll ]. I.
1890 49,, 49, morbid Dreamy ia Is.
s go rera 81 cavalier days ~ ..1 49,,
$50 $500 ,,re1.n,s az RO6tand. ana Z ~. d,
ROOT 81 Tcheitoff. n when ~ ~. -
Z. s.~-.,,sye arld temperament o1 IT.
p,,rsia,l was finely sustained. -,
sss,,s prol,r was interesting ~
....,.s,.e.s amd the players We're - 81
1880 4, delivery ~ lines, - mOss
3s - ,,Sea YOUTH has taken w.
800 s.Ines 81 imagination ~ .nas
-. 800 iri,I3 Not alone are tney
. 800 but settings, costume 49,
Ire detail of atmosphere = y 49, ..s
Own ~ $500 directors were, in the
order 81 the plays. Mafgaree l..s.
TlseInna Castle and JAG s. ..ss..'
Notable among the actcrs 49, 49,
channing Smith and sse0IsS - -.
80 LAYER ~ fair women ana me e.
49, 2 ~. "a latter decidedly q md
i, character roles, for ne played ~ ne s
servant IN the Hslss - 4 Sainty
garet McIntire was = u''s.sa
asa Slvye Barbee. in .'The Bocr. wa g
&c. 4 definite type, woman ~. y
moods and wtIes ana q s.. s.s s,v,,,,Iy
c C..,a,,d;d N the clustering Russian. 7
aR .To uPrentlss Taylor. who was wa. g, g
.i,ont courtier in the Rostand
play. the effects r scene cen. s enc c0d.
. su..s .-neil Facilities. pictures that
t..,.i,, reflect the dramas.
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SOUTHEY p. ZACHARY.

Funerai services for Soutiey Par
.ker Zachary, 81. native oe Wash.
ingtOn and prominent painter ana
decorator, who died ednesday
after an illness Of "a weeks e. his
home. 9O7 VarnuEm st. ~. NJ, are
being held this AFTERNOON at the
residence, with The Rev. 9. Ellis
Williams, Of Calvary ~. 3. Church.
Frederick. Nd, officiating. Inter.
ment VIII be IN Rock Greek Gene.
terry.
Mr.. Zachary was born February
20, 1866. and had lived here MI his
life. After attending the public
schools. ne learned painting and
decorating and went into business
for himself 25 years ago. He deco.
rated d number 81 homes belonging
to society leaders of Washing ton.
His offices were In the Bond Build
Ing.
Surviving him are his wife. Mrs..
Maude Z. Zachary; three sons, Wal.
ter s. Zachary. Of New Jersey and
Austin, 4. and James b. zachary.
Of Washington: q daughter. Mrs.
Donald McPher6On. Of this city.
and 4 brother. George w. Zachary,
Of Del Ray Va.
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T1sifter-CO Country pdchsSgAs -
Errs-Average receipts, w, Can
6,eds 27@2Sc: l1ennery; zpWsvc. !.
Po,,ltry-- Turkeys, TOD. e
a45c: spring chickens. JOG 800
sowIs. 33c:, leghorns, zSc; CucAs'
81 n ACE: geese. 10000; young $500 $3.50
"a n 9Oc' Dressed: Turkeys, 4SWS sc.
snring chickens, 400 4bc; 1oWIs' go
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keats, 92c@$1.OO.
= i've stock Calves. top. lAc: me-
da,1rn i201Sc: thin 7Woc' PA,
sraaII to medium, TIC: heavy log
"a I.nples-Supplies moderate; de'
maI,d moderate: market STEADY: bar
reIs: Virginia and West virginia a
~ inch Staymans, a. $SgS; y sorae
fair quality. $500 800. NeW s ~:
4 2lb .inch Baldwins, x4.eoU o.oV'
mostly $3.50. Boxes: WaaningsOn.
medium to large size,S extra fancy
DeIicious. $4.25; extra fancy Homes'
92.75: Winesaps, $500. Busnel pas
kets: New York, A 2h'incn baad'
wins, $1.75. 81
mand moderate; market STEADY. rev
gtock: Florida, 1M-bu. hampers.
round type, $2.6002.7b. OLD stock:
New York, bulk per ton' Danisn
type. $500. -,
Supplies moderate; de'
mand moderate; market steady
FLORIDA, 10-inch crates, 40 dozen,
S4.75W5 90; $40 dozen, mostly $4.oO.
Lettuce-Supplies liberal; demand
moderate: market steady. Califor'
mia. Imperial Valley, crates Iceberg
type. dozen. mostly 500: I'D
dozen, $3.75: 5 dozen, $500 $40.
Onions-Supplies light; demand
Hight: market dull. New York and
Michigan 1OO.lb. sacks 'Yellows, e. 3.
Mo- 1, $2.75@3.OO: New York 1OO-Ib.
sacks Fellows. U. 8. No. l. fair con.
dition, $3.50.
Potatoes-SuppIies light; demand
moderate: market firm. Michigan
I6O.lb. sacks, Russet Rurals, u. s.
No. /, $6.75: few higher.
Spinach-Supplies liberal; demand
moderate; market steady. South
Carolina cloth.top veneer barrels.
savoy type, $3.50: Texas bushel bas-
kets, Savoy type. 95c@$1.1O; few
higher. Carlot track saleS-South
Carolina clOth-top veneer barrels.
Savoy type, $500.
CauIiflower - Supplies moderate:
demand limited; market steady.
Oregon pony crates, Broccoli. $2.25.
Carrots-Supplies light; demand
moderate: market firm. Texas bushel
baskets mostly $500.
Beets-Supplies moderate; demand
moderate; market steady. Texas
bushel baskets, mostly around $3.50.
Peas-Supplies hight: demand mod
crate: market steady. Mexico
crates. $7.OO@7.50.
Observation-Disclosures moderate:
demand slow: market steady. Flor.
ida pony refrigeEators, 100000:
mostly $4,000.
Tomatoes-Supplies moderate: de.
mand limited: market steady. Flor.
ida skies, ripes and turning. wrap
ped, fancy count, $6.5O@7. 90: choice
count, f46.5O@6; Cuba. 2 pan ca~-
tons repacked. ripes. wrapped, fancy
count, $S.15: choice count. r$2.S5.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices 70 Main $3.50. Obituary DeIk
AIlGiIartta q SEYMOUR

Word has been received here
that Augustus Theodore Seymour.
former Assistant Attorney General
of the United States, died sudden.
~ yesterday In Columbus, Ohio.
He was So years old.
He was appointed assistant at
torney general when President
Harding named Harry n. Daugh.
erty as Attorney General.
Mr.. Seymour was born In Me-
brasIa City, Neb., August %,
1874, received his education In
Ohio, and graduated from Ohio
State College law school In 1895.
He settled In Columbus where he
held many civic positions before
becoming assistant attorney gen.
eraI. He was an active ciubman
and "a member OF two fraternities.
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DIR. REE8 WILLIAMS

Funeral services for DR.. Rees
Williams. so years old, father OF
Mrs. John ID. Clark, vita Of the
former Congressman from New
York, and civil war veteran. who
died at the home Of his son w. =.
Williams, 1858 Newton st. y. r..
Tuesday after long illness. viii
Be held tomorrow afternoon at j
O'Clock at Chambers funeral estab.
lishmerlt with the RevA John Van
Schaick. formerly OF Sc. L.awrence
College. Canton, N. r. officiating.
Internnent win be ID Arlington
National Cemetery with military
iiGnOrs.
Dr. Williams was born in Wakes,
SeDtember IL. lS45, and came TO
tiis country IN ls4S. When he was
~ wears old he enlisted In Com.
many Al. ii6th Ohio Volunteer ln-s
fanfry. and rose through all grades
until he attained the rank Or cap
tain. retiring with that rank at the
close OF the civil war.
He was educated at st. Lawrence
College. Canton. n. r. at college
ID Missouri. apd graduated as e
dentist from Philadelphia uniyer.
sffy. He finally settled In Cheyenne,
Wyo.,. and practiced dentistry until
his retirement In 1918.
In 1871 he came to WashingtonI
and made his home with his son.
He was former Mason. and 2
member OF the q. "A. r. and u the
Loyal Legion. Surviving him are
his wife. Mrs. Florence *. williams.
his son. w. K. Williams. IN eIrl-I
plOye of the Interior Department; 4
his daughter, Mrs. Clark. and 2
grandson. John p. Clark, IL.
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Stills
ON KENYON ST

Arrested on a speeding charge
Sust after he had CROSSED the DIS
tricf line. and was making his way
along Biadensburg road today. Stew
nFf q. Tebbs, 1881 Frederick Ave-.
Balfimore. Nd. Is said b. police
cf the Twelfth precinct 60 have had
80 gallons OF corn whislzey IN his
car. Charges OF Illegal possession
and transportation OF Whlskey were
added to the speeding charge.
Kenyon Street yielded two stills
TO Capt. Guy Burljngamess flying
squadron, according TO the police
report. A raid on 1901 Kenyon st.
resulted in the arrest Of John
Marbury, colored. and the seizure
Of what was described a. 100
gallon copper still, cooling. tank,
coils and 500 gallons Of mash. The
raiders claim that large amount
Of finished liquor was destroyed
By the occupants while the police
were effecting entry.
In q raid on the premises at Iz3
Kenyon st. the same squad seized
a smaller still and cooling tank
and go gallons Of mash. No ar.
rests were made.
Jesse Jenkins, 81 years old. 1904
Fourteenth st. N. W., was-arrested
charged with Illegal possession Of
parts Of STILL Police found 100
gallons Of mash In the house, they
say.
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DISTRICT PRISONER
SUED FOR DIVORCE

Misconduct is alleged and a CO.
respondent named in a suit flied
in the District Supreme Court by
Mrs. Hettie NJ. Mann, 3322 " st..
N. W.. against Harry N. Mann,
who, she says Is at present serving
a term In the District jail for vio-
lation of the National Prohibition
Act.
solute divorce and aIimony. also
solute divorce and alimony. also
alleges that her husband deserted
her In December, 1924. They were
married In Meherrin, Va, Ot.tOIDer
8. 1929. and have one child whose
custody 10 requested by the mother
who 10 represented by Attorneys
Marshall and Marshall. -, -.
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SECOND VICTIM DIES m
GRADE CROSSING CRASH

NORFOLK, Va, March I'll. o.
Allen, Of High Point. y. C., OF
the Allen Drug Company. died at
Sarah Leigh Hospital at s o'clock
this morning, the second victim Of a
grade crossing accident. at Sebren,
Va. late yesterday.
Allen, with Julius Hansm. q Rich.
naond salesman. was en- route to
Norfolk from Richmond In an auto
mobile when they were struck by
an east bound Vlrginian passenger
train. Hamm was instantly killed.
Allen was brought to Norfolk on
the train. He did not regain con-
seriousness. Hospital authorities
are awaiting instructions from
Aliens brother. they stated today.
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MRS. MARY @. BURCH

Funeral services Tor Mrs. Mary
&. Burch, who died yesterday ~
the home OF her daughter; Mrs.
Alexius Mafceron. 707 Sixth St. u.
E.. win be held Monday moFninR
an 81. Josephss Catholic Church.
where requiem mass win be ceie.
blafed ct 8 O'clock Interment VII
be- "a Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mrs. Burch was the wife Of the
late John J. Burch and Il survived
BY her daughter.
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MLIAN HATCH

Funeral services Tor Lillian Lee
Hatch. ghree-year-OId daughter Of
HAIRY Z. Hatch, an ennploye Of the
Government Printing Office, who
died wednesday at the home Of her
parents, 13Oe Trinidad Ave. N. E.s
are being held this afternoon at the
residence. the Rev. w. 8. Aber-
netlly. Of Calvary Baptist Church,
officiatIng. Interment VIII be in
Fort Izincoln Cemetery.
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n, s vashinrto,n s.he had. been :

Ing to Washington she had been an
active worker III number o. or.
CARNATIONS. among them being the
d. C. Chapter Of the -. A. r.. board
Of dirgctors OF the Home Tor the
Aged. the Virginia State Society
and others. she had been q prom.
lent church worker In the Frat
Baptist Church during al q her
residence here.
She II survived by her huG Dands
George b. PoIlliEihOfn. and by rela-
tives here and III Richmond
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FORTUNE or $4,000
LEI TO INSTITUTIONS

NEW YORK, March 12.-The
Vine Street Orphanage and Pine
Breeze Sanitorium OF Chattanooga.
Tenn. receive In equal parts the
residuary estate Of Mrs. Rhobie
Caldwell Smallman.. widow Of Fred
efick William sandman. on file In
Surrogates' Court here today.
Included in this Is about &175, 900
left In life trust funds which VIII
become available after the death
OF the legatees. Mrs. Smallman
died in December at Singapore.
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JOT Tines FROM
ALEXANDRIA

u
ALExANDRdA, va. Mar en- 10. =
4 special n me ths s{,s =. sss 81 Com.
n M was called this morning to
meet with Col. Leroy II. Hodges,
51anaring director OF the State
chamber. to make arrangements
ia entertain the Pan-American Con.
uresa Of Journalism, which will con.
vane An washington April 10 and
fhen tour Virginia.
Fallots containing the names OF
% nominees for the board were
sent ont this AFTERNOON. Fourteen
directors win be chosen. The ballot
closes March II and the results
viii be announced az the annual
els' 1AA = 49, -.
Th. Heal nolfce department Is
aearchir1g for the thief who daily
s -. 800 one mart Of milk from the
yVesf End school and leaves an
empty bottle In its place.
In police court this morning.
, -ItI arivinr 5 car while under the
irfIuence 81 LIQUOR. was fined 500
and costs. totaiing $f40.s0. given
"a days IN iaIf and his permit was
revoked. The jaii sentence was
suspended.
A jury In corporation court TO-DAY
Is hearing the appeals Of e. q.
Long. former State deputy motor
commissioner. and Louis stein, Junk
dealer. Long IS charged with along
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DEATHS

Michael O'Brien. 70 years. III
r. M.SIs & y wAs : & !" y:ss. 1879
George Toombs. Sc years. soaiIinser
Dorothy. carneaL II years. 81, Ersa-
Mary Ravens IS years. Garfield Hos.
jeanette Wilson. So years. sibiey Hos
pital
Luther 8. Frestoe. 90 years. 1904 Six.
teenth st. N. w.
Mary Hoyie. 50 years. George wash
Lillian L: Hatch, . years 1905 Trim.
i6ad Ave. N, =.
,,, ssxiila 6 EsTsauSh' IS years 's''
John watson. years. chiidren'S
I rssssI wright. 90 years oaltps.r
Chester eoldsberry 70 years. Gal
William Roberts. 50 years oaIlinser
John R. Ball. 90 years. 1919 Nine
and a Half st. NV.
Richard Mitchell. % years. TubeFcu-
Philip anderson. 70 years Home for
Earnest johnson. 4b years caMalty
Percy }. Taylor. IS years. 1912 Nine
LizEle Hicks. 81 years. lsal Columbia
Af hesndtI. Bonner. ss year. s,H p
:. Catherine West 20 years, sS'o
vinstta Middleton. % years. 1850
So ".pSon sS; i Lee F. years., Children.
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Antoyne C. and Masrlette oivaudan.
gifI
robert n. ana Edith q. Miller. boy.
Epgene ,. and Kakherine y. Cough
Ian, boy.
william r. ana Ada Fisher. alrl.
Ralph A. and Mary II WeBcnber, boy.
samuel G. ana Ethel p. Plummer. boy
James ]. and Mary %. Hayden. g1ri
GeoFUe and IsAbeiIa Garner, boz.
Magnien and Virginia McArdie, Girl
William q. and Lottie Bradley twin
Ulysses s. and Ruth weaver. sIri.
Javan and Willie Tea9uo girl.
Charles r. and Fanny 4. Chase gifi.
Frank and Mary Slaughter, boy.
Chester and Gertrude Simrns. eirl.
Boyd and Myrtle Middleton, GIRL
Ava and Edna Wilson. boy.
Dallas and Lillian Paul6, boy
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Death notices

TAYIOR--Departed this life On sun.
day. March Z, 1926. AZ his resldsncs:
1915 NineteentR St NJ W.. PERCY
TAYLOR. beloved husba4d o. MT.
Funeraf services saturday. March Y,
a. 10 q M, at 1912 Ntneteentn ~:
n. w. 1nterment at Arlington Naetonea
Cemetery.
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MRs Many @. HAYES

Funeral services Tor Mrs. Mary
@. Hayes. who died "Wednesday at
her residence In Maryland Park,
at 10 o'clock when requiem mass
win be celebrated at st. A1oysins'
Catholic Church. Interment will be
I'm Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
She Is survived by two sons. Ed.
ward VIII am and Clarence Hayes,
and q daughter, Mrs. Ida Quinn.
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MARRTAGE HrvNNegec

MAX w. Tucker. ~. and Eiixabeth
U. Kirby. 81 The Rev. E. n. Kirby.
Robert r. chlDanIt. %. ana Mary
Helen Hayes. -, 1f Danviile. Va. The
Rev: William u. Hoffman.
Blair Lee Brown. 81. Of sandy
SPRINGS. Nd. and MarEaret T.. Bryan.
is. Of Beltsville. Nd. The Rev. H. II.
cIarenoe z. Cheek. a, ana Evelyn
Hawkins. 20. The Rev. J. e BFiggs.
William r.. KOehnfeIn. 20, ana Have
Z: White. y. The Rev. William II.
Hoffman,.
George Z. smoot. 7s, Of Colonial
Beach, Va. and Amandy J. Conner
Bowetss IS, Of Oakland, Md. The Rev.
William N. Hoffman.
Harry y. Levy. So. and LeOna Maui.
ner, 80. both Or Baltimore, I'd. The
Rev. L. J. SchwefeI
Philip C. williams. 81. and Rosie
SimiaA IL. The Rev. X. w. R0y.
Arthur n. Murphy. Is. and Caroline
+. Mccarthy 30 The Rev. =. J. Ryan!
Charles Dodd, Of QuantIco, Va, and
Addie May staples. %, OF Colonial
Beach, Va. The Aev. II. ~. Hennig.
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JAMES ). TRANT

Funeral services for James J.
Trant. Is years old. son Of John NJ.
Trant, who died at the home Of his
parents. 1882 Twelfth st. N. W..
Wednesday Of septic poisoning, viii
be held tomorrow morning at
Immaculate Conception Church.
where mass will be celebrated at
o'clock with the Rev. NJ. ]. Riordan,
pastor Of the church, officiating.
Interment will be In Mt. Olivet
Cemetery.
James was q student at Gonzaga
High School and was one Of the
best players on the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception basketball
team. He had been q member Of
the Catholic church practically all
his life. Surviving him are his par.
ents and five sisters, the Misses
Mary. Teresa, Nora, Helen and
Ielena Trant.
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS

STATEMENT or THE CONDITION
50. Aid Society 81 Va, Inc.
or RKCMAGONn. vHRdENEA.
On the a1st day ot December. 1895. 49,
lunbta Code. amended June 90.
1901. md August ~. 1911.
csg !:!.., stock :. . !. !: sIoe.O 80
". Is casi -. $4,000
ASSETS
Cash n office and IN transit
from district offices and
ca. sss1 4 s.si .::ss e: &: !:
Zeal estate =. 80 u ,.s..s a5t.bt1 ~
- ]: IN =: ~:
Interest and rent due and
Icars sscured 81 pledges ;.si 81 -
stocks = bonds. $3.50. ....... aI,sts 81
Total assets. $1,000. .ss1l. sss 81
LrARrLIrIEs
Il: ~: ;::; I IN:
s! s!:s:s ]: s'S ;:s::; \. 4:
p.ld -. 1. $3.50. l!.lcs es|
All othsr iiaSiiiitiis:s feeistra. 49,
ton ices. ....... ~
surplus s. /. !. .3s. -. &. lel.Eeg ~
.
Total liabilities. z. 1s7l. as ~
Character 81 business transacted dur.
In9 the year 1895: Industrial sick
bAnefit insuran nee. life. health and see
eidenf plan.
Amount o. risk assumed dur
Ine the year 1875 s. 81. ~, 1884, SEQ 90
Losses spstaineds during the
year 1875 1851 ",
Money received during the
year 1925 s., =. s. ~ $1,000. 9t1s4S3'6Bs
1875 s24.3ks II
b. 3. JORDAN. secretary.
Gubscrihed and sworn 10 before me
this Sch day Of March. 1926.
(Seail wv. In. ALLEN.
Notary public
NY commiasion expires March IL. 1873.
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MRS. HARRIET @. POI.KINHORN

Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet
Goodwin PoIkinhorn. II years old,
al active church worker and a resi-.
dent here for over 40 years, who
died Wednesday of pneumonia at
her home. 1888 p st. n. W.. are
being held this afternoon at the
First Baptist Church with the Rev:
J J. Muir. chaplain of the United
States Senate, officiating. Inter.
ment viii be in Oak Hin Cemetery.
Mrs. Polkinhorn was born in Rich.
mond, Va, October 10, 1854, and
spent the early part OF her life
there where she was was well
known, being the niece OF DR.. George
b. Steel. Of Richmond. Since com.
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Local Stock. ].

lO00t SHOCKS
tFurnished " w. y. HiDSs q co.,
Capital Traction 5's. si.OoO01O
Potomac Electric Power preferred,
District National Bank. 5G2O5.
MergcnthAIer Linotype. 502Osl
AFTER CALI.
Washington Gas 6's. 1881. $1,000
i031k: 340ODl02.
Capital Traction Co, 2O0il3.
MONEY
Call loans, SOC per cent.
P66lIc VtILI1Y no1de. -
Amer Tel a Telga 4s.....gd 97KI.....
Amer Tel y Telga 4aSs... .. seM 49,.
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G. y y. Tel ~ Va. S6.... ~ Is. .
Cap Teacfi0n n n Ss...... SIX lice =
City 4 SUBURBAN - ........t 0e9E f. I, J
0eorRetUWn Gas lst bo.s....l 81 IS
Potomac Ei4c. lst Hoo
Pot. Flee Cons. 6D........ S9M
Ros. Eiec: -. I1O6 ~ 80
Pot. I'd. y. GIN. q rel. o.. les e l.....
wash. Alex. q Mt, ". 3d.. ~ $3.50.
y. Alex. NJ. Y. q cft. 10 .....
wash. Baltic. q All. III. 10 80.
Waahington Gas ST.. ....... - 1 I. i. !.
WashtmGe0n Gas e2...... los 81 800.
w wash nv NV. BE E.' r.s 8. .ll,::,,* z
All.EeIIAneeno IIenlIe.
G. g. P.psr g: So. e. :,:..I.ss
Sou. Bldg. sAe. !......s ....lx01 -.
". q: Cold storage ss....l rs 80.
sllsIblle lstlIley alorl1a. IS
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FALL or Bril- AYER
EXPECTED no BE FATAL

Little hope Ii held Tor the re-
covery 81 A. II Thompson, . brick.
layer. s. years old, go Longfellow
ST N w. who yesterday fen two
stories from 1 building under con-
struction on Twenty-third Street,
between n and n Streets North.
west.
Thompson was removed to Elmer
gency Hospital IN an unconscious
condition and had not regained
Consciousness at q late hour today.
His age greatly hampers his chance
for recovery, according to hospital
authorities.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-12

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-12

The local police department is
searching for the thief who daily
steals one quart OF milk from the
West End School and leaves an
empty bottle In its place.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-12

The Corcoran Gallery Of Art
win be closed to the public from
Thursday, March nth, until sunday
afternoon, April 9Th. 1925. for the IN,
OF CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN OIL
G. POWELL MINNIGERODE,
nIrectOr.