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New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

was coming behind the Walko truck, He said tho doctors machine was not touched at all and that he did not see Kinsella go up on the truck, He said that he was watching the accident from his store Sf feet away, Under cross-examination Of Assistant Prosecuting Attorney William M. Grecnstoin, Noomany became con- fused and said ho did not under stand
 F, ], Nonkicwicz was attorney for Walko and took an appeal Walko was placed under bonds of $500.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
LOSS OF Sl2,0OO IN PLAINVILLE BLAZE
Continued from First ragcD

the local trem"n highly this morn ing and said that their work conld not be overcstmatcd, IS they un- doubtcdly prevented the entire plant from being guttod.
 4 night shift of mouldors in th" foundry, dressed only in trousers and jerseys, was not aware Of the fire for some time. When they ti- ually were appraised of il, they waited only to seize their clothes and rush out into the cold in their state of dishabillc. 1t is stated that the New Britain fire apparatus was held up for five minutes at the East Main street railroad crossing by q freight train, which the crew would moi cut.
 \ temporary cleaning room is be- ing laid out today and the plant will resume it's operations on T full scale Monday morning. A new building will be erected as soon as posslbie'
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
IRREGULAR BUT
 HIGHER PRICES
IOday's Wall Street Activities
 Near Normal

New York. March RA-Slock prices moved irregularly higher a' tho opening of today's market, with trading apparently back 10 normal proportions. Selling pressure was renewed against some Of the spocu- latiyc industrials American Can dropping points anna Hudson l-@ on initial sales, Early gains Of to 3 points were recorded, how ever, hy the commercial solvents iS- sues, Chesapeake and Ohio. [. < Rubber and General Asphalt,
 Rcac'lonary tendencies became more pronounced as trailing pro- gressed, with selling pressure eA- , tending 10 the rails. including most Of the so-called merger shares which were strong yesterday, "Nickcl Plate" common jumped i IA points 10 leo IA and then slid off 10 l5G, Chcsap"ak" X Ohio 1 quickly lost Its initial gain of l point and Pore Marquette and Erie common saggod 5-S and points, respectively, under yesterdays final quotations botorc the end Of the first half hour. General Electric dropped . points. Cushman Sons 8 Savage Arms $. $, kresgo and Radio Corporation each. General Asphalt common and preferred eX- tended their initial advances to and 3 points, respectively, a brisk break of Il points 10 S,62 1-2 cents in French francs, in reflection 0. the resignation Of the Brianl min istry, was the feature Of the for
 eign exchange market. Domant sterling eased slightly to st.S5 7-l6 and most of the other European rates held steady.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Annual Banquet April s
 Of Anchor Brand Club

Plans are being made by the An chor Brand club of North & Judd Mfg. Co. for the annual banquet, which will be held on April s at tho clubhouse on East Main street. An elaborate menu is being pre- Nared and an interesting program nf entertainment will D" presented. Andrew J, Colchan is chairman of the committee Of arrnngcmcuts.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
COLDER WEATHER

Springfield, Mass. March $ LfH- Two and three degrees lower tenn pqratures were recorded in the Con- necticut Valley today than yester- today In this immediate vicinity zero was recorded. White River Junction. Vermont. reported IS be- low: Windsor. Vermont. lS below; Putney. NcTmont. . below and East Northfleld, Mass 70 beleE.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
SOCIAL NEWS
(Continucd from Page Three)

and son Charles of Maple street arc spending two weeks at lladdon llan at Atlantic City N. ],
 Miss Alice Gaffney, daughter of Judge E. F. Gaflney and Mrs. Calf ncy of Vine street, is spending tho weekend with her parents. Miss Gaflncy is a senior at smith college.
 Mrs, T., \. Philips, Mrs. Otis Butler, Miss Louise McGce of Hart ford and Mrs. A. F. Jones of this city are spending a few days in New York city.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
PAONESSA TO SPEAK AT
 RALLY OF DEMOCRATS
Mayor To Nal," First speech In spring Campaign At Party
 Headquarters.

Mayor A. N. Paoncssa will make his first appearance Of the campaign at a political rally tonight when he will speak briefly at a gathering in democratic Headquarters at SoNcr- cign's building.
 Registrar Thomas ]. smith At torncy $, Gerard Casaio, Finance Commissioner Paul Nurczak and others arc also on the program pre- pared by Councilman Frank Hapat- ka who is chairman of the rally committee. Harry Shahanian, tenor, and others will assist in the pro gram Of entertainment and refresh ments will be provided.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
ON POLICE BLOTTER

Reporting that he found an ahan- donod car this morning in Cheshire. which belonged to F. Oit, G9 Oak street. Constable TIubhell, asked Lieut.. Samuel Damforth 10 notify tho ownar. Officer Moflit was sent to tho address given.
 After reporting at ( o'clock last night that his l0-y,ar-old son, Am frey, had not returned from school Joseph Nc)antc, rang Sergeant John T. King 40 minutes later and said the boy had returned home.
 Saying that her husband left home two weeks ago and since not reap poarod, Mrs. Charles Johnson 3' Brooklawn. asked police yesterday ta i help her locate her husband.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
TO SET PRIMARY DATES

Primary dates for both rcpnbli- ran and democratic parties will be set next week. A meeting of the democratic town committee has been called for Monday evening, Because the regular primary date for tho G. o, P. comes on Good Fri day, change will be made this Nenr.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Miss Kathryn O'ConnclI

Tho funeral of Miss kathryn O'Conncn was held this morning from The home Of her sister, Mrs. Charles Madigan Of l0l South Bur ritt street, at 9:30 o'clock and at 70 o'clock from St. Mary's church. where a solemn high mass Of requiem was sung by Rev. Walter A. McCrann with lev. Matthew J. Traynor as deacon, Rev. Walter J. Lyddy sub-dcacon and Rev. Ray mond Clahhy master Of ceremonies
 During the services several sol"c- lions were rendered ny S'. Mary's quartet. Mrs. Mary I. Crcan also sang.
 The body vas taken to New Hart ford for burial in St, Mary's ceme' tery.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

ed, The officers for the coming year are Dr. l.. F, Dary. seoutmas- ter; Charles Baisdeu, assistant scout. masteri Roy lluybrechls, senior patrol leader, and Howard Fox. Chester Lewis and Arlid Ericson patrol leaders, Tho patrol system will be used from now no. and is expected 10 work we'll A leaders council was held at tho home Of Dr. pary on Wednesday evening when reports wero made on patrol ac- tivi,ics. Troop has only recently been organized but Is progressing rapidly under the direction iof Dr, Dury, Meetings are held Friday evenings at the parish house,
 The League of Women Voters gave an cntortainmont at the par ish house last evening, Prizes for thob est essays written were award- ed, The judges were Miss Nina l.. Blair, Rev. Rich. and l., Stanley Welles. Rose Banks won the first prize with an essay on Abraham Lincoln, The second prize was ! awarded Co Adam KocZera for his story of Thomas Edison. John : Fleming won the third prize with him essay on Thomas Jefferson, Prizes for the most loo per cent in arithmetic and spelling were award cd as follows; Al the Junction school, Dorothy Hitchcock; Elm ! Ilill school, lie between Marguerite l Hubert and Arthur Nelson; Center school, tic between Catherine 1 Civikla, Olga Bocil;a, Josephine Tr- ban and Tucker Lumpkin, Mar, guerito Hubert and Arthur Nelson both had r 100 per cents out of q l possible IS. The Elm llill schoo was awarded the prize for the most 100 per cents for the past twC weeks. The prizes were presented hy F. Stanley Wcllcs, An orches
 tra composed of some of the schoo
 children and led by Mir. Morrison O : New Britain rendered several selcc
 lions. Mrs. William T. Wells gav'
 several readings. Mrs. Peter Mot
 sang a group Of songs, She wa
 accompanied on the piano ly Mrs
 F. Leroy Pond. who is the churcl organiSt. Rcfr' shmonts weres erve'
 upon the conclusion of the program
 The board Of finance will meet q the Town ha3l this evening nt
 o'clock to set the tax rate for tG coming year.
 FX-R X-Reprcsontatiyc John II, liS
 of the Junction celebrated his 7Gt birthday Thursday evening at
 party at the homo of his daughter Mrs. J. F. Stebhins of the Cen'e'
 There were about 9N relatives an
 friends present and tho evening wa enjoyed by playing games. Dcspit
 his TG years Mir Fish enioyes cN
 ccIIont health. He is an cnthusiaf
 lie bowler aud may hc seen at t>> Grange bowling alleys any Frida evening.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
DEER IN NEW YORK
Little Doe Found Wandering About Streets - Taken to Police Station Where It Dies.

New York, March 6 GP A stranger in the metropolis, a small doc. was found wandering ip tho
 streets of the Bronx early today.
 and like other strangers under sim liar circumstances, was taken in
 tow Of a policeman to q police sta ton. While the patrolman and q lieutenant were discussing disposi-
 ton of the case. the doe died. ap-
 parcntly from starvation and eX- haustion,
 William Toomcy, of the Bronx Park zoo was summoned. He said l the animal had not escaped from the zoo, but was a wild creature which probably had been driven from the hills of Westchester coun-
 " or Connecticut by the dogs which
 arc known 10 be roaming about Westchcster county.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
STAMFORD HOTEL FRI

Stamford March $ lP'-Maplcs hotel was damaged by fire 10 tho eN- tent o( $i,0oO today, A defectiv" chimney on the third floor was held responSiblr. Frank Johnson, fire man, was cut on the head by q fragment of wood.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Deaths
George samuel Jazar.

NCOfSt NHmUCI JHXHT'
 George Samuel, months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel LazGr Of ltis Spring street, died last night at his homo. The funeral will be he!d Monday afternoon at o'clock at St. Mark's church with Rev. $. K. IaNlI officiating Burial will be in Fair view cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
REMINGTON NEWS

Troop 2 Of tho Ncwington Bey ! Scouts held its regular meeting at the parish house last evening, at which reorganization was effect
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Patents Issued to
 Connecticut People

U.iSt furnished by the office of Harold G. Manning. Walk-Oyer Shoe store, 9ll Main St,. New Brit ainD
 Jeremiah Andy, Ncwinston, Cross ! ing gate.
 Edward \. Ankotcll, New Haven, assignor to The A, C. Gilbert Co. Sewing g-machinc motor,
 Wultcr k, Clark, Bridgeport as slgnor to Bridgeport Brass Co., Mctal-eXtruding machine. 1 Charles II. Cuno, Meriden, assign or to The Cuno Engineering Corp. 1 Electric lamp mounting. George G. Going, MdIletown, as signor, by mesrn assignments, 10 Remington = Noiseless Typewriter Corp. Typewriter machines, Joseph Goodman, Whitncyrille, assignor to The Mt. Carmel Mfg. Co. Mount Carmel. Adjustable "scutch- con.
 Ralph II. GrooEor, New Haven, asSignor 10 The Kinncar Mfg. Co. Winding and counterhalancing mcchaniSm for curtains
 Ernest Gregory. Derby. assiGnoE to4 The Lyons Mfg. Co.,, New Haven Cigarette case. and Stop Mechanism .t9 patentsl
 . Norman E. Hur1. Now Britain
 assgnor 10 The American Hard,
 ware Corp. Lock.
 Edward II. Lorcnz. West Hart
 ford, asignor to lIartford-Empir' ,Co., Hartford. (ilass-deliverins hp
 paratus.
 George W. Lyons. New Haven, as
 signor to The Lyons Mfg. Co. Cigar , cite case.
 Nehemiah W, Ordway, Hartford tTool-maker's gauge.
 Samuel II. pake. Stratford. as
 signor 10 The American Fabrics Go Bridgeport, Lace. Frederick x. Ross. Detroit Mich .assiguor to The Button Attachin Machine Co, of Waterbury. Button attaching machine. Carl G. Swebilius, New Haven as signor 10 The Marlin Firearm Corp. C patents). lircarm, : Albert N. Van Wacencn, Jr, Nor wich. Display contain"r. Frank E. Warner, Waterbury, as signor to Scovill Mfg. Co. 6 pat t ,rnts). Tced-actuating device 10 E .hutton-attaching machines, fastenc at,aching machinc, and fastener ! setting machine. Louis Woidlich, Strattord. Cigar tctte-dlspensing device. Arthur F.. Woodruff, Mount Car .mcl assignor to The ". w. Wood riff X. Sons Co. Door lock. Trade Marks Registered : .lneonin Clock Co.,, Ansoma' on
 x. V. x. Y. Clocks.
 William Bcrncr, Bridgepor
 Bread biscuits, cake, cookies, etc. = lTavilah A. Blakoslcc, Harttor' n assirnor to The Skat Go, Soap u paste-likc consistency, y The Capewcll Horse Nail Cc
 Hartford. Horse nails. The Collins O.. CoilinsvilIe, FloN
 and parts therefor. The David E. Crockett Co.,, doin '' business as The Bissell Narnish Cc |, Bridgeport. Narnish stains. Tho Dent Woolon Co.,, lnc.' C , Cob. Woolen fabrics. The Emhalmcr's Supply C( o Westport Embalming fluid "" Maueablo Iron Fitting Co.,, Bral " fora. Metal pipe fittings,
 The Qunncbaug Co.,, pameISo
 Cotton piece goods. l.. The Seamless Rubber O., In I New Haven. Bathing caps and I'll go Der household aprons .z Labels Registered ,' Na2oloon J. Gossclin. NorNic
 Reliable Rug Ecnoyator. For , Iouid cleaner for rugs, clothing C 'c Trade Mark Applicants r- Tho Bradley, Smith Co, N ny Haven. Candy. as Irving Weinberg. doing husin'
 as Liberty Laboratories, BTidgcpo
 Hair tonic. 1o Mrrwin II. Williams. New Br'a
 Healing cream. -- Wiuiamsyille Buff Mfg, Co., Da
 iclson. Bufr wheels.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Funerals
Mrs. Mary pkacL.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Pkacz Of loo North street will be held Monday morning at 7:5Q o'clock a' Sacred Heart church with H re- Quiem high mass. lntermcnt will be in Sacred Heart ccmcttry.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
FIRE RECORD

Company No. was called out this morning at 7:50 o'clock on q still alarm to cxtinguish a chimney fire at inc homo of ". Kahn, 165 Dwight street. There was no dam age.
 \ fire resulting from som" burn ing trash in the hack yard of fho Morris block, 6l Main Stroe', y"S'rr- day afternoon at 2:4o o'clock h> i Company No. 9. The damage wa, negligible,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Wall Street Briefs

Building and engineering contracts distributed in February in 37 states east O. the Rocky Mountains about 90 Der cent of the coun,ry's total broke all February records, q com. pilatiQn by F, w, Dodge Corporation placing the total at S3S9,S99,SQ0. Al though this was l5 per cent under the January total, due chiefly to inc extreme winter weather conditions, lt WAS 95 per cent moro than in Feb. ruary 1895.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

Boston - Exchanges. 6S,ooo.oo balances s4.00O.o00.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

Tho Bankers Trust Co. of New York reports the French govern ment revenue from all sources fin January was larger than any pre- yious monthly return. amounting to 4,O0o,6&9, ,9o0 francs. This result, tho bank says, is principally due 10 payment of arrears on income tax and other taxes in order to avoid the 10 per cent fine which will be levied for taxes remaining unpaid after January Sl. The amount does not include receipts of the postal administration which are credited 10 separate budget.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

"What a dear little boy What do you call him ."
 "lt depends on what C does. "-- St. Paul News.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
PnhliC ItiliticS Stncl z.

Conn Lt X Pow rfd ....ilo N% Hid Flee Light ,,.....$oo Sl' N E Gas .............. t0
 Southern \ r. Tcl ....l5S 1'A
 Conn Power Fractions 6'2 ''.- Conn Elcc Service .... 67 GO
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

An initial quarterly dividend Of one dollar share has been declared on th" new common stock Of the National Tea Co.,, payable April 10 holders o' record March %. This is "quai to Sl2 a share annually prior to the 9Q per cent stock dividend,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

Yale X Townc reports not profit Of $9,570,749 for 1925, equal to G,42 q share on the capital stock, against $?,olS,599 in 1924 or $5,04 q share.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

Nr' profit of Chandler Motor Car Co.,, for 1923, declined Co Sl.S&o.91G, equal 10 5.T5 q share, compared with EI&4G420 or s4.Sl q share in la.A
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

The board Of finance will meet at the Town hall this evening nt s o'clock to set the tax rate for the coming year.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
rREASIRY SENTIMENT

Treasury balance ..... $S45,9 ,957,@o6
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

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Evening star., 1926-02-18
Births Reported.

Q the Health DepaTsmens % af in 0fa ths iast 3
Owen N. and Bessie E; Stamp. girl;
Gayry Hay J. " snd Ia Mo%a Rav A phies. Gates. boy
Milton ;. and and E.h.l R = 4. S9iii Rollins. sirl.
Gearpa GSosepa " " an and u Helen Grammar: an girl
SSsorse SSseS \. and asTEars, senmis.: girl.
JOHN and Adele o Del I've Vecchio. rsioe rir1 RYs
George A. and Emily d Bready. boy.
GenrxsM Sehn M and ID Iqne ,,I. +; ssott; BOY
Ashby and Annie Marsh. boy. ''
snd and }gssehse E.sTeRGs s&RfGl5 &l5ers POI s
and anf foa:s a:syc G. YDsas fF
Mansce Msner and sna clars st nee1msn girl nov
Alphonsus and Ruth NJ Mcveigh. boy
kssnar kss,sr i = and dN Martha 4 N FTiedman; boy
Daniel 5. and Louise K. aerzer. a siri.
feen Lon p A. and aad ManSSe aiS sEpitha e h,pn Epl GIRL
sIa ana Helen Morrs s
srsnys ssnisy E Z snd na as,sn + hsn BOY girl
Jerome and Ahse 4: Warren. girl:
Edward W. and Jennie NJ. Young. girl.
ends1n n ana and Helen bgv girl
Jacob and Lilly Dodd. boy.
James and Virginia Kelly. boy.
David and Eleanor Elsby. girl.
Raymond and Beatrice Lindsey boy.
Harry and Olive Moore. boy.
Amiel and Ruth summers. girl,
Julius lfa "a ana anG Gertrade ta BfdFss HfhFy gr sr
Andrew A. and Mary b. Liberty. boy.
Evening star., 1926-02-18
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-rain tonight
and possibly tomorrow morning. fol-
lowed by clearing during tomorrow;
slightly warmer tonight: colder to-
morrow afternoon and night; moder-
ate to fresh southeast winds shifting
to northwest tomorrow morning.
Maryland-Rain and somewhat
warmer tonight; tomorrow rain fol-
lowed by clearing and colder in east
portion and rain changing to snow
and colder in the west portion; colder
tomorrow night; increasing southeast
winds. becoming strong on the coast
tonight and shifting to northwest to-
morrow morning.
Virginia-Raln tonight, probably
clearing tomorrow morning: slightly
warmer tonight; colder tomorrow
afternoon and night; increasing
southeast winds becoming strong
late this afternoon or tonight and
shifting to northwest by tomorrow
morning.
West Virginia-Rain and slightly
warmer tonight: tomorrow rain
changing to snow and much colder.
Records for "a Hours.
Tnermometer-4 pm. AZ; p.m.,
43; IL midnight. AZ; 4 am, 43; am,
49, noon, 81.
Barometer4 pm, 1892; 8 pm,
1928; IL midnight, 1923; am, 30.1S;
8 am. 30.15: noon, 30.07.
Highest temperature, 81, occurred
at noon today.
Lowest temperature, 3S, occurred
at 10 pm. yesterday.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, AZ: lowest, 80.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey.)
Today-Low tide, 1903 am. and 1888
pm. high tide, 1926 am. and 1885
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 1857 am. and
1886 pm; high tide, 1:1S am. and ! AS
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 6:57 am; sun sets
5:48 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:56 am; sun
sets SAC pm.
Moon rises 10:45 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition OF the Water.
Temperature and condition OF the
water at Great Falls today at 8 am:
Temperature, SO; condition. very
muddy.
Weafhsr In VarSous Titlns
Evening star., 1926-02-18
MISS HOOE SUCCUMBS.
Daughter Of DR.. Hooe Buried In
Arlington.

Miss Margaret Hooe. 20 years old,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. Barnes
Hooe of 3711 Garfield street, died in
Garfield Hospital Tuesday after an
illness Of about four weeks.
Miss Hooe, a student at George
Washington University, was born In
this city. She received her early edu-
cation in the Cloverside Institute and
was later graduated with honors
from Gunston Hall.
Funeral services We're held at
the home today. Rev. DIR. z. B. Phil
lips and Rev. DR.. John II. A. Bonn.
berger, rector and assistant rector of
Epiphany Episcopal Church. officiated
Interment was in Arlington Cemetery
Miss Hooe was a member of Epiphany
Church
Evening star., 1926-02-18
CARDS of Tbanks.

FARLEY. I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to my relatives
friends and nelghbors for their. Kindness
during the illness. and for beautiful floral
tributes at tho death Of my beloved wife,
EMMA FARLEY. W. Z. FARLEY.
RIvIERE. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and deepest appreciat alton to our
friends and neiEhbors for their eympathy
and noral tributes At the death of our be-
ioved husband and father. II. ". RINIERE
MRS. H. w. RIVIERE AND FAMILY.
STONE. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and deepest appreciation to our
friends and neighbors Tor their beautiful
doral tributes at the death of our beloved
wife and mother. Mrs. CLARA STONE.
MR.. WIN. h. STONE, son AND
DAUGHTER.
WETZEL. wish to express my sincere
thanks and deepest appreciation to my
relatives ands friends for their kindness
shown during the illness. and the beauti-
full floral tributes at the death of my be-
loved aunt. MARGARET A. WETZEL.
ANNIE RARTHOI,MF .
Evening star., 1926-02-18
Deaths Reported.

rhs assh h'f In Osse se
Emma B. Davis. "a. St. Eizabeth's Hos
Mary Flsx. Is. iaoi Harvard 81
Robert bo.ers, g. Childrens Hospital.
T:F... Elm 1921 assh:ls dsftfSa HS:psa e
Margaret N. Thompson. 81. Providence
George A. canrey. 80. Providence Hos
pital.
assh ses n asche:.e! e. aT.t i. Walter Reed
Hospital.
srSins pannb 81 n 5sot .s, e9lo5ade tsrs ave-
Eueiie A. - Brown. is. walter Reed Hos
r1I'sn.I Kendall 2DwyeT. d.s 81 George Washington
as4srsds ss%;s n fHso5T9y; o9yonsor ss ss2l al &!
May ss sa Is v,,:, ts Oh ksei + Ho,p,a
Robert r. Jasper. 70. TnIted states Naval
Wenehelas sedlak. Al. St. Euzabeth's
: Andrew warsarnin. 55. St. EIzabeth's
Mary A. Holden. So. 3aa {. st. Sc.
dss !, H1es Hsv 60 snS Nss Eaar
;, Alfred Parker. 16. months. children's
Infant of Ralph and Mildred M. McAleer.
l hour Garfield Hospital:
Ann r. Washington. Ill. Home for Aged
anthony Ford. 90. 34ls Grant st.
EdHard johnson; g. Fssedmsns Hospi;s Hospi,sII
Annie r Butler, 1.4os Isl i St sc.
Ellen Taylor. 81. 1929 L st.
Herbert Mason % 1925 Sherman ave.
Harriet Allen. 3. Casualty Hospital.
cbsrIs. 5c2ssIa Gsres1 sslieS: ls4t tes s'f s.
Jsmes A. Turner. 81. $50 Maine ave. s.w.
Cprnela A. johnson. so. Freedmen's Hos
sarah Ross. 22, 1925 1st st. s.w.
stella warren. 23. 2s2b Sherman ave
sussn A.. Pierce, 70. 447 61a st. s.w.
Susie T1llmAn 43, 3o7 virginia ave. Sc
Armis stead Ward. SO. Providence Hospital
Joseph Henderson. II. tuberculosis Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1926-02-18
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT

ION1GItI.
The Tiyoli Pastime Club will give a
dance. 9 o'clock, in private ballroom
of the Arcade.
The National Fellowship Club will
give an informal dance at Hotel Wash
ington. Visitors welcome.
Drott Lodge, No. 1853. Vasa Order Of
America, will give an entertainment
and supper dance, O'Clock, in hall Of
nations, Hotel Washington.
"Fate and Free VIII" is to be the
topic Of a special FREQ lecture. 8:15, at
the United Lodge of Theosophists.
Open to the public. No dues. fees or
collections
La Fayette Lodge. No. 10. F. A. A.
NJ, will have special meeting OF
music and song, under auspices of the
Fellowcraft Club of the lodge. Buffet
lunch.
The Ladies' Aid Of Hamline NJ. Z.
Church will serve dinner from $50 to
7 o'clock in the hall of the church.
The Presidents Own Garrison, No.
104, Army and Navy Union. will meet,
8 o'clock. in boardroom of the District
Building.
Auxiliary home board OF Warren G..
Harding Chapter. No. 81. o. E. s.. will
meet, o'clock, at the home Of Mrs.
Carrie Kettler 1921 Allison street.
Garnett January will conduct a class
in Lessons IN Truth" Unity Audi.
torium, 1926 I street. o'clock.