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DEATHS

sarah gchaftairt % years 81 Bishth
assrtIn AshIand. Is years 81 Hliza*
ArDeI h PanKnin. ! years 17sl sew
fenteenkh Et. N. IN.
Mia g. Fowler. q years. s1s Ds 81
walser I; psyls. Is years 1901 Adams
9, w Ys.n.,.s 4 DalSln e pears 81
Eisil cen 81 II. " sA
Anna 4. Rivot. So years. George
WaahlnetOn University Hospital.
Julia Gallagher. a. years. ~ Fourth
81 Le 81 ID. LongfeIIow, So years
George washington University Hospital.
Fannie Richards. SIS years, George
washington University Hospital
Ifssnachusettg Ave. II. w.
Helen y. Elitc0tk. years George
Washington University Hospital.
Anna Maioney, years Providence
DonsId = Murray. years. sis Ho-
Phyllis Huntt ysars, Proyidsnoe
Mary b Adams, year. st AIMS
Norris Sims, i month. chiidren.s Hos
z hi infant Of charles and Garda sage. Is
FIorene Steel hours i7O4 ST.
Josephine wallace. % years CAL
= sfn LaWsen:. ~ years AS Guile
Tds 8: WelIa. 80 years, 1855 Third
~ sadls sivFoodisys Is years. Gallinger
aG MRil.srd Howard. IS years callinger
Hospital 80
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EInRIaTa

and arargaret =. Thorne. VI The nv.
ID. ,. ErOShIlch
arcvsr 81 Roberts 81. u Eort nj.
M sn "a. lie y Rs ~ sfIs u. len &
Howard !. Macksy. ss. ana agarsaret
Ei II1s ~ P The nsv. So e ssa slllannas
UhI II, Graham. 1oS and Annie Lee
tones. Is both of Mcdowell, Va. Tie
3 eys 3. Downs.
keuffmanIl. 81. The Rev. A Simon.
Robert Henry Baber, g, ana Blanche
III EiitEhngh Bowen, q NsWland, ~:
Joseph Beriansfern. ~ ana Anna
Becker, 81 The Rev "a VI 6chwefe
Arthur Merchant "a Of Takofna
parls az! a q, Polly @slrke. e. ok cui-
Howard 9. Gittipgs 40. and Mary 81.
Hi, The Rev. ]. +. Loving
Erwin Henry Rice shifkey, 10. Broad
rs, cf Low Moor, IA. The Rev. 81 81
y 5saR I wol@rilE O. and 9arbara p
Edward Briggs Broclxwell ana
Florence katherine smith. ), both 81
Retersburs. IA. The Rev. William -,
Herbert G. Formwalt, IS, * visnna.
Va. aud Minnie Morton, y. The Rev.
Il +. Briggs.
Y. cE EsaE :; s s y. sga Amsls =.
John =. Love 22 ana Theresa A.
11c1kiAloa. 81, both of Baltimore HID.
The Rev. u. u. EsnuiR.
ldward PodOiely, ard Ail1a
gtlgap. e, both 0f Ralttnn0res Nd The
Rey. J. =. Loeb
Basey Byrd. IA ana Mary Miizabeth
Anders0ns ~, both ok EredeFicksbnrn,
VI. The Rev. w EeGtrays
Kernel smith, a. and Alice Hum
berry 1S. The Rev. M w. ID. Norman.
Charles H Zimmerman, ~. and Mar.
gaEet a puncAn 90, both pf 1Flllhoro,
We The Rev II. NJ Eennig.
Walter Ernest Ca1npbeli ~ and
Grace Margaret panzuer ~. both 81
Ale1anqkias The Rev. y. g. Ball.
Charles william Payne Is, 81 Cher
rydale "a. and Bertha Ruth JeIinok,
zss % HachIucnd The Rev ~ Lam
George w. aFerls. "a. ana Marie q.
Cassidy Is both ~ Baltimore ma
The News II. =. Downs.
Nathaniel BfcOkn III ana blanche
Ethel Hawkins ~. The Rev. Al Sayles
Cnarlee y. BuFrells "a and Geneva
a. Johnson ~. The Rev al Lewis
Archie Burton, 20, and Virginia Rak-
l@nds 18 The Rev. Il. Il. KetEer.
Harold Clifford White 26 81 Chicago
and Dorothy Leach, ~. The Rev. q.
81 Montgomery
Pierce Byrd. 50, ana Mary Jones. A2.
The AeV, W Westray.
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CON EDEIaIlT TIES PLAN
MEM q Sc VIC Is

I The United Confederate Netera.lls
win hold memorial services Sunday
afternoon 1T ) o'clock at the Con.
federate monument a Arlington
Cemetery.
The services are being conducted
under the auspices of Camp III,
IL. q ". Aubrey & weaver, of
Font Royal, va. win speak. and
s concert viii Be given by the
ID. S. Army Band.
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MAINE STATE socIE \
10 INSTALL OFFIC ERS

The Maine state Society win meet
aE the washington Club, Seven.
teentla and 4 Streets Northwest, II
IS o'clock Monday.
Mrs. Marie Peary STAFFORD, the
snow Baby, : VIII tank On her
memories of the north. Alexander
Clayton WIN give piano solos.
There VIII be readings BY Miss Alice
Robinson. Or. Gilbert Brown,
orator be the society. win install lle
rsceatlv eIe tied 0Eficef4.
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IlIlNIIlT ~. E.IlI1

funeral services Tor Daniel W..
Freeman. 81 1854 u lSt. N. w. who
died yesterday IA Freedmen's Hos.
pital as result of injuries received
when struck by an automobile IA
front Of his residence Monday viii
be held this afternoon ut the Nine.
teenth Street Baptist Church, the
Rev. Father Walter H Brooks Of
ficiating.
ATr. Freeman was one of the first
c0lored photo pliers 70 set m
business III tIliS city and he has
been engaged ii this occupation Tor
the last IS years Surviving him
are llis wife Gertrude Doxlilng
Delilali Bnndy, Harriet Freeman
and Sarah Wilson, of EniladelD hia.
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HENRIETTA WOLF

Henrietta Wolff so, sa5 lifelong resi-.
dent Of washington, died st her
residence, 2653 Woodley I'd. NJ. W.,
yesterday and funeral services viii
be held there this afternoon with
Rabbi Simon officiating. Internent
will be in the Washington Hebrew
Congregation Cemetery. She was
the sister Of Alexander and Harry
Wolf ana Mrs. Joseph Dreyfuss.
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Mrs. nm I1IEVIEQUE lsIVOT

Mrs. Anna II. Riv0t. an efnploye
OF the Postoffice Department, died
early yesterday morning at George.
town Hospital after brief illness.
Services were held last night III Han.
Ion. Chapel and the body, was gent to
TetTe Halite. Ind, the home OF her
brother, u. ID. Leveque, for burial.
Mrs. Eaivct, who had lived In this city
for more than 40 years, Is survived
by one brOtIBr and one sister. She
lived at the Cumberland Apartments.
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BIRTHS

girl.
Mortimer e. and Eunice Rian. boy.
Fritz D.. and Eva e. Hoffman, girh
George w. ana Mae e. Fisher boy.
William r. and Cora v. Tucker, boy.
Sam d. and Sophia A. Roberts, boy,
Huber and Mary Dawson, boy.
George r. and Elisabeth v. Burton,
James h. and Edith Z. Congo, girl.
william and Lula Butler, boy.
- John IL and Marie McJordan, girl.
Alexander and BERTHE Diggs.. boy.
Alonza and Mary II. Sheppard, boy.
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KATHERINE 3. TROTTER

Funeral services for Katherine e..
Trotter, 30, Of 512i Rhode Island
Ave. n. E., who died yesterday, will
be held tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock at st. Martins Church. with
interment In Mt. Olivet Cemetery,
the Rev. Francis x. Cavanaugh OF.
ficiating. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo II. Trotter; three broth.
ers, Frank, James and Charles, and
one sister, Alma, survive her.
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officer didn,t like their driving and
waved them 70 the curb
Re later told Magistrate Frank
Mckee hS found IS bottles d liquor
81 the car.
Two hundred ana costs each.
said the magistrate.
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MICHAEL MULVHaML

Funeral services Tor Michael Miil.
vihilI, 81 los Capitol Ave N. w, who
died At his residence vesterdav, Will
be held at zdrnoFst funer parIory
301s East Capitol ST, tomorrow morn
Ing at $50 o'clock. There will be- b
requiem mass at Holy Name Church
at 8 O'Clock. ~
Mr.. MulvfhiII III survived BY his
wife. Nellie MuIvillilI, and u daiityh.
ter Mary r.. MllvilaiII.
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Boy Rides Kite

BOSTON, June samuel Il.
Perkins kite experimentsr. sent bis
young son Tor 8 san through the
ar n chair suspended between
the tails Of two nfne-foot kites
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MARRIA(iE LICENSES

.JosegPn Kay =. and sdns Sophia Spectre.
Gustav III. Thomas, 2s, and Eva Nor.
rIs, rs. The Rev. w. 8. Abernsthy.
Andy Quinter Williams, 81. of Jones
Store, Va, and Lucy s.. Wheelerg a., %
Glsnara, Va. The Rev. William M. Hoff-
nis 81: .n4.,s1..,,.,, - 4.,,,,,,., *
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peatA nolIrag

FINN on Tuesday, june i 1915. q
his residence. 1908 g 81 N W.
JAMES b FLYNN beloved hnshand Of
Dora 3. Flynn t1farshalIl and son 81
tho late Peter and Catherine Flynls
EsdneraI services Friday June :. 1926.
af $3.50 e. M, at the residences themes
TO 81. stephens Church. Twenty-flfth
Sc and Pennsylvania Ava. M W
where mass will Be said for the roDose
~ MS soul at 3 q. "a.
TR0TTE R--Thursday June 3, 1895, -
94a. m. KATHERINE II. TROTTERs
saRed sg years, beloved daughter 81 Mr..
af,a Irns Milo ii. Trotter, of S12 Rhode
Island Ave. n. 3.
FUNERAL from her late residence on
Saff,rdax. June s. Masg ct St Martins
! at D i. M. Interment at AS. Oilyet
WILSON, Vednesday, June 1926 g
1865 s.. M after q short Illness 81
her home. So Bates 1sg as Y. ~
daIEiiter of John g. ana Kathrine
Mass Ut st. AIoysius Church on sat-
urslay June 81 ct - M 4ukeEulent
Fort lincoln Cemetery.
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- Iefu@ g1oNt1ls IN Esy y sG4S
DIR. JOHN ROACH STFsATON
FOUR TRUSTEES 81 Calvary
Baptist Church. New York. Of
which the Rev. DR.. John Roach
Straton IS pastOr, have been ex-
PEELED from membership Ii the
CONGREGATION, following the pas.
tors exonerafiOn Of nlislnanage-
nlent charges.
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Nv, orI, SD

TrJfPER1.AI1I1 NJ X. June -
nor tile 8lrat 1ime IN the nlstery
81 this region snow was reported
Oh June 8.
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JAMES q. F'I1EN

Funeral services Tor James
Flynn win be held 1T his residence.
1905 O. 81: ~. w, today and mass
win Sc said at ST. Stephens Church.
Twenty ftfth Street ana PenpsyIs
varlia Avenlte.
Mr.. Flynn was d graduate Of tbs
washington High School and had
lived ia this city an his life. He
was 3 member u the field force 0t
the United States coast and geodekic
survey. af first working with SUR
Veying parties along the New Eng
land coast and later being assigned
~ pVasY1incfon IN recent years he
he's been associated with various
business enterprises In this city.
He FL survived Nv HIS widow. Mrs.
Dora Marshall Flynn.
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MRS. GEORGlE ". B. HARTMAN

Mrs George Hartman died IL
her apartment n The Ior0nt0 yes
terday after q long illness. The
funeral services. which VIII be held
- the Unitarian Church. Sixteenth
and Harvard Streets Northwest. All
8 o'cI0ek tomorrow afternoon. VIII
IS OBLIGATED over ~ the Rev II.
G b. Pierce
Mrs. Hartman came 70 this city
from Maiden. Mass, Ia 1917 and
has been living here with her family
since then. Her husband. three
ctildxen. Roger. Charlotte and Eliza
beth Hartman, and two brothers.
Elmore a.. Locke or Maiden. Mass.
ard Frank Z. Locke Of Boston
survive her.
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BRIG GEN. 9. A. C00IIDGE1

The body of Brig. Cen. G. AZ.
Coolidge VIII be laid to rest this,
afternoon IA Arlington National
Cemetery az ,e:3O O'Clock after.
funeral services al Fort Myer
Chapel. The honorary pa1Ibearers
ara: Maj. Gen. IL o. Harris, Brig.
Gen. Harry =. Etethers, Coils. Edwin
". BOokmiIier, Charles Al. Booth,
b. II. Brown, John III E'ulnaer, J.B.
jackson. G. -. Jamerson, g. w.
,McIYer, Ohio 81 Rosenbaurn, John
II. M. Taylor, John q. Toffey and
John b. Bennett
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PROTEST PURCHASE
OF PARKS BY D. c.
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens
Say Government Should
Pay $1,100,0 900.

Resolutions protesting against Dis
trict funds being used for park ex-
tensions as contemplated in pending
legislation were adopted by the
Rhode Island Avenue Citienzs' AS
ISOLATION at meeting in Sherwood
Presbyterian Church last night.
William S. Torbert, former member
Of the Citizens Advisory Council.
said it was desired that Washing
ton should have beautiful parks and
favored the s1,100,000 proposed as
an annual appropriation, but he de-
clared that the entire amount should
come from the Federal Treasury.
The association reiterated its ap-
peal for the "out and out repeal OF
the inequitous and obnoxious. unfair
and unjust Borland amendment"
Mr.. Armstrong, chairman of the
public utilities committee, pointed
to an instance Of unfair assessment
on Bladensburg road. national
highway. where he said the owner Of
several acres abutting the thorough
fare, had been assessed for surfacing
the roadway a few years ago and
has again been assessed more than
twice the original assessment for
resurfacing only recently completed.
Development of certain sections of
Woodbridge with an undesirable type
of home construction by few build
ers was scored in other resolutions
adopted. It was voted to appeal to
the civic pride of the builders in an
endeavor to have only houses OF the
better grade erected in the COM
muntty. An effort will be made to
have the postmaster arrange for
an earlier delivery Of mail in the
mornings than is new effective. 1t
was voted to investigate the sale
Of ice by dealers in this section. some
Of whom, 1t was pointed out. make
their sales from wagons not equipped
with scales.
The street and sidewalk committee
was instructed to urge the Commits
sioners to place a sidewalk on the
south side of Brentwood road from
Sixteenth to Eighteenth streets and
on Rhode Island avenue between
Twentieth and Twenty-fourth streets.
Eighteenth street from Newton to
Otis street and Evarts from Twen-
tieth to Twenty-fourth streets were
reported to be in bad condition and
relief will be sought. There are
two streets in the section with the
name of Central avenue and 1t is
desired that one Of the thorough
fares be renamed.
New members elected were Frank
C. Sanders, William r. Grosskurth,
George F. Smith. Harry Caldwell. A.
Warren Davenport. II. A. Vieth,
Wharton J. Bruce and e. J. Almquist.
President Chester r. Smith presided
Evening star., 1926-04-29
FLYERS TARGET MEET.
WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY
Annual Machine Gun and Bomb
Con tests Will Be Held at
Langley Field.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, April 29.-
The annual machine gun and bombery
contests, which will be held again this
year at Langley Field, will open
Wednesday, when 1t Is expected that
flyers from every station in the United
States and some Of the Pan'American
nations will be represented.
The maneuverS were held at Lang.
ley Field last year and were handled
in such capable manner by those In
charge that 1t was decided by the Air
Service to hold them at the local post
again this season.
In the contests the flyers are teamed
In pairs and they have varied ranges
in which to get in their shots. The
work is conducted from low, inter
mediate and high attitudes, each flyer
being given a shot at each range.
Evening star., 1926-04-29
ALLEGED EMBEZZLER DIES
Man Who Lost 5000, 900 Intrusted
to Him Asphyxiated.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 20 R.-
Baldwin Wood, prominent in business
and social circles here. who recently
admitted he had lost $500. 900 that had
been intrusted to him. was found dead
yesterday in a San Jose rooming
house. He had been asphyxiated.
Woods mother. sister and other rel
atives were the largest losers. but
many friends are known to have left
money with him for investment. Two
charges of embeZzlement were filed
against him yesterday. Wood had
said ne lost the money in unfortunate
investments.