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CARL|N s. ESKR|DCE
DIES At AGE Of s.
Was Chief Deputy Marshal of
Municipal Court and Prom
inent Mason.

Carlin s. Eskridge, IS years old,
chief deputy marshal Of the Municipal
Court since 1928, prominent in Ma
sonic circles and resident Of this
city for nearly 81 years. died at his
residence. 4l2l Eighth street, Satur-
day. after months illness.
Mr.. Eskridge was first appointed a
constable in the Fail Of 1898. and later.
when the office Of marshal was ere
ated he was appointed a deputy
United States marshal in 1902. under
United States Marshal Aulick Palmer.
In February, 1923, he was appointed
to the position he held at the time
Of his death.
a thirty second degree Mason. MI.
Eskrldge. was a member Of Joppa
Lodge, No. 50. +. A. A M; was u
Royal Arch Mason and a past patron
of Cathedral Chapter. No. IA. Order
Of the Eastern Star. He was mem
Der also of the Petworth Citizens As
sociation.
Born in Fauquier County. Va, MAY
l. 1867, he came to Washington in
March, 1891. Soon afterward he
was married to Miss Ruth Hoffma n
Creighton Of Alexandria. Va.
He is survived by his widow. II son
J. tarlin Eskridge: :! daughter. Mrs.
Ruth r.. Mills: sister. Mrs. Sa HE
:. Jefries. wife of DIR. Joseph \. Jef-
tries ir.: two brothers. Joseph 6.
F.skridge Of this city and John T..
ESkridSe Of Fauduier County Va
and grandson. Lynn carlir
Eskridee
Funeral services We're conducted al
liysongS undertaking esta blishment
his afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. Dr..
Edward Hayes. pastor Of PetWorth
NJ. T.. Church. officiated Interment
viii be in Glenwood Cemetery
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126 MEMBERS RECEIVED
IN HOLY NAME SOCIETY
st. Joseph's Branch of Body Has
Reception After Solemn YES
pers and Benediction.

Reception Of 126 new members into
the st. Joseph's branch of the Holy
Name Society followed solemn yes
pers and solemn benediction services
Yesterday evening at St. Joseph 5
Catholic Church, Second and c streets
| northeast.
The services were sung by Mgr. +.
{. Gdvan. pastor of the Church of the
Sacred Heart, assisted by Rev. John
bowling, pastor the Holy Name
Church, and Rev. Franz Schnewelss,
pastor of the Church of Our Lady OF
Perpetual Help, Anacostia.
A discourse on The Christian Fam
lily" was given by Very Rev. Edward
Fitzgerald of the Dominican House
OF Studies, Catholic University, who
said Christian society should model
itself after the holy family in the
ideals by which it lives.
Father Fitzgerald and Rev. Joseph
Kennedy, assistant pastor of ST
Joseph and spiritual director of the
st. Joseph's branch. received the new
members. The St Joseph's boys
rendered music for the services.
The new members of the st.
Joseph's branch will be given a
smoker and social reception Saturday
night in the St. Joseph's Parochial
School hall.
The worlds largest produce market,
costing $4,000, 900, is in Chicago.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia--Rain or snow
tonight and probably tomorrow, warm
er tonight, colder tomorrow; lowest
temperature tonight about 26 degrees
fresh southwest shifting to northwest
Winds
Maryla rain or snow
tonight and tomorrow; slightly warm
er tonight, colder tomorrow in cen
trail and west portions; fresh south
west shifting to northwest winds.
Virginia-Probabl rain late tonight
and tomorrow. warmer tonight, cold
er tomorrow in north and west por
tons; fresh southwest and west winds
West Nirginia-Snow tonight and
tomorrow. colder tomorrow, with cold
wave in north portion.
Records for - Hours.
Thermometer Yesterday. pm.
"a: s pm. IS: II midnight. -. To
day. 4 am, -: 8 am, l.: noon. 81
Yesterday. pm. 3o.l7
s pm. So 10: l. midnight, 3o.l2. TO
day. a m, 5000; $ am, 3o.01; noon
1908
Highest temperature. "a occurred al
noon today: lowest temperature, IL
occurred at 7:40 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, SO; lowest, IS.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast ant
Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide, 1876 am; high
tide, 500 am. and 5:33 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1897 am
and 1882 pm; high tide, COZ am
and $40 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose. 1:27 am: sur
sets, 800 pm.
Tomorrow--Su sun rises. 1:21 m: sur
sets. sos pm.
Moon rises, 4:30 m: sets. 2:42 pm
Automobile lamps to he lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at Great Falls today at \ a m.
rernperature. B.: condition. clear.
Weather i'm Various Cities.
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gin Menortan1.

and bPotf fsset w miTG5G B Bai efs
ary IL. 1892.
It's sweet 10 he remembered
And pleasant It's to find.
Though you may be absent.
You still are kept IN mind:
THE FAMILY
DoRsEY In IND oyng m9mGTy q our n dssr
SEY. who entered into hlisstul paradise
9ns TsaF ago t 1dS IsnufFE ii 1873
EDARETTA /. oPEEY. MA l AZ u =
FRANK; In sad but loving, rememhrance of
our, dear mother, ANNA FRANK. who
f fiss two years ago today. January IL
loving towns m9,her 50 gentle and kind
And while she hes in peaceful sleep.
DEVOTED CHILDREN. :.
and dearly beoyed mohep Of a and Tand
mother. KATH4RINE SHEPPARD GIB-
TtRELTE E: BtTLER AND ESTHER. B.
HENDERSON; Sacred to the memory Of
HENDERSON. Z. s A CretiredI. who
dsDartea this ,d lfs one year ago today
Dear one. I cannot hear your loving voice
But let this little token show
That / still remember thee.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE.
MCDONALD. In loving remembrance of our
dear father. JAMES II. MCDONALD who
passed away fourteen years ago today.
DAUGHTER AND son. :.
McEI.MEE: In sad but loving memory of
GERTRUDE McELWEE, who departed this
life two wears ago today
Gone but not forgotten
HER son. SAMUEL ARMSTRONG.
NORRIS. In remembrance of our dear hus
band and father, ARTHUR T. NORRIS.
who departed this life two years ago to-
day. January IL. 1924.
Dear ia the grave where you are laid
Sweet is the memory that shall never fade.
Flowers may wither. leaves fall and die.
Though others forget you, never shall
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
TAYLOR. In loving remembrance of my
darling mother. JULIA H. TAYLOR. who
departed this life suddenly on the 18th
of January. 1928.
Mother darling. thou hast left US oh 20
lonely.
Angels called thee. darling mother.
- Called thee in thy early bloom: 80.
Now thy angel form is lying
In the cold and silent tomb.
She gave. no one a last farewell
She said goodbye to none:
Her loving heart just ceased to beat.
And before we knew il she was gone.
How we miss her footsteps.
OF the one we loved so dear.
We often listen for her coming
HER LovfNG HGsBAND AND chill
DREN.
Dearest grandmother. how we miss you
since from earth you passed away
And our hearts are aching solely
As Ne think Of you each day.
BUSTER. BUDDIE. CUTu
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EOTnan1int
efs~,x'll'~e THROAT 1A'tsn
A Clear Complexion
Rudy Cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DIR. Edwards. Well-Known
Ohio Physician

Or. r. N. Edwards for II years
treated scores of women for liver
and bowel ailments. During these
years he gave to his patients a pre-
scription made Of a few we'll known
vegetable ingredients mixed with
olive oil, naming them Or. Edwards
Olive Tablets. You will know them
by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder workers
on tho liver and bowels, which cause
a normal action, carrying off the
waste and poisonous matter in ones
system.
If you have a pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes,. .pimpIes, coated tongue,
headaches, a listIess, no good feeling,
ali out of sorts, inactive bowels, you
take one of DR.. Edwards Olive Tab
lets nightly for time and note the
pleasing results.
Thousands Of women and men take
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue.
cessfuI substitute for calomsl-now
and then just to keep them ~. ts<
and SOC,
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S150.00O Movie Fire.

WASHINGTON, Ind. January II
fP).-Fire starting in the projection
room of a motion picture theater here
last night destroyed the theater and
damaged adjoining buildings. causing
a loss estimated at $4,000 Nearly
1000 persons filed quietly from the
'heater as the fire gained headway.
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ton in the classes is invited by the
management and may be made at the
Salons French School, 1906 Eight
eenth street, tonight at 7:15 o'clock.
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MISS OVERALL DIES.
Succumbs at Sisters Home at Age
of TO-

Miss Harriet Overall, 70 years old,
died at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Clarendon Smith. 1880 Rhode Island
avenue, Saturday night. .
For a number of years Miss Over
I'll managed the family estate, Overall,
near Front Royal, Va. She came
here to make her home with her sister
about three years ago.
Funeral services will be held at
Speare's undertaking establishment at
II O'Clock tomorrow. Interment will
he in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Free Glasses for Beginners.

| Free classes for beginners In the
study of French have been arranged
by the Washington Salon. Registra-
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CARD of Ubanks

LYON. The family OF the late MARY f..
LYON wish to express their sincere thaDS-
aid SppreCia lions 10 their relatives and
manT friends for their expressions of SYM
pathy and hrautiful floral tributes at the
death Of oW beloved mother.
THE FAMILY.
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The rountry's cotton belt now ex-
tends virtually from the Atlantic to
he Pacific
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FOUND.
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SMITH SUNDAY. January 10. 1925. At ;
M. after three days Illness WILLIAM
: SMITH Jr. months old Quietly
passed away. He was the son Of William
and Mrs L"tte J. Smith and brother
hf Roland b. Yyonne and Frank W
smith. Funeral from his grandmother
i'E4 'pr'oran ST nv. At I'M. Tues
daN. .ianuarv l.
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HORTON. Departed this life suddenly sun
day. January. 10 1929 AT Garfield Hos
pttRI MARY tMOLLIEl j. HORTON.
wife of the late George II Horton. dauEh-
ter of the late Overtou and Mary J. Bond.
She leaves to mourn their loss sister.
Hattie 3. Thomas: devoted daughter.
Annie l. Hickman and host of Other
relatives and friends. Notice of funeral
hereafter. Providence. r. l.. papers
q 70 1nIlN
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1875. at her. residence. 80 Rhode Island
ave n v. KATE OTNEY STRATTON-
KING. ls.lng mother of Otney W and
TTantorq A Stratton. in her t4th year.
unefa, from above address Tuesday. Jan
uaIE X al = pm. Interment in Rock
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SWANSON. January g 1925. at 90 p.n7..
IRENE. widow Of Giin1er Swanson s m and md
aUslgnter 81 Mrs. ,AIce NJ. and the late
H"nry Mortimer Mullen. Funeral from
he residence Of her sister Mrs Walter G
Wiimarth. 1872 Kenyon Il n w TUESDAY
thence 10 the Church of the Sacred Heart
where mass viii 9e saId at am. Inter
menf Al Mnnnt OllNef Een1etnrr
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~PDH<. Saturday Tanu,r- q 1ooe
ItoR6 ~POHN. Funeral TUESDAY
Ian"ary u. At 1880 from the chsneI ~
James T. RYAN. 81 Pennsvlvanls ave -
Intermrnt. L"ud"n Park Cemeterv Falti-
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BRACELET. silver. last Friday on r 81 !
.Meen nun and Conn. ave. Call North -.
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>foHN SATURDAY, January = 1905
"tpRGE SPOHN Funeral from anal
"i James T. RYAN. 81 PENNSYLVANIA ave
e. Tuesday. January u. Notice Of time
Id'er- il
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JACKSON. Departed thi- life Jsnusry 10.
1926, AT Gallnger Hospital, HARRY. de
voted husband of Rosa Jackson He leaves
70 mourn his departure father. four
sisters. Anna Hill Laura Fields. Madeline
Jackson. and other relatives and friends
T Remains resting ~ John T. Rhine- Co..
funeral chapel. Notice Of funeral here
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HOGAN. Suddenly January 10 1926. AT
midnight. at SIhley Hospital MILDRED
10 years. beloved wife OF George G. Hogan
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin J.
Downing. Funeral from residence of her
parents c026 Lawrence 81. nc. at > pm.
Weinescay January II. lnterment at
Lincoln los
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sHt GHRUE: Members of Washington Coun-
81 No. "a. Knights of Columbus are ad-
h!seo OF the death on January 9 1928. at
ms residence. 1914 9th st w of Brother
JOHN SHCGHRCE and requested to attend
ms funeral. Services at Church of the I'm
inaccurate Conception on Tuesday. January
II, at 8 30 am
m ~ EgGENE GALLERY. C. K.
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THOR \TON

THORNTON; Departed this life SUNDAY.
January 10. 1925 WILLIAM devoted
father of Violet Thornton of Baltimore.
NC and Irene Brown He leaves to
mourn his departure a granddaughter
Anna Brown. and other reIstiVes and
trends Funeral Wednesday. l 30 nm
from John T. Rhines & Co. 5 funeral
chapel. Sd and ] SITS sw
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GATELl. Monday. January, II. 1925.
IoHN nsioHSn md 3 6ao Issne son
of tn late John and Mary Gately. Notice
hereafter OF funeral from 1888 18th
st. nv.
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GRIGSBY. SUNDAY January 10 1925 at ;
pm. HARRY D. beloved of Alice
V. Grigsby (nee Boswell. Funeral from
his late residence. 1909 -. s.w.. Wednes-
day. January Ii. at pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Congressional
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GOODELL. SUNDAY January 10 1895 at
Frederick MD. ADA VIRGINIA GRAHAM
beloved wife of d. c. F. Goodell. dauGh-
ter Of the late Robert H and Ann :
Graham. Funeral Wednesday. January Is.
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THoRNTON. 0fhcers and members Of
MORNING star Lodge. No. 40 / P b q.
81 W. are hereby notified 10 meet in a
session Of sorrow Tuesday night January
L. 1875. At nm al the home 1886
ION - NV. fOr the purpose of arrang-
ING for the funeral and burial of our late
deceased brother. WILLIAM THORNTON
uneraI services To be held "wednesday
January -. 80 pm from the under
taking parlors of John T. Rhines & Co
located corner 3rd and I SITS sw Oficers
and members of Columbia Lodge No s.
and Forest Temple. No 9 invited 10 he
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HEDRICk. SUNDAY. January 10. 1875;
John HEDRICk aged IS wears. Funeral
from his daughters residence. Mrs. Lllhe
Baker. 116 g 81. ne. on Tuesday. Janu-
AIRY l. at am. lnterment IN Nokee-
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FAIR Saturday January .. 1925. AT J
nm. EDWARD LEE. r., beloved son Of
SteeIei aged :, years ami II months. Flu
neral from his late residence. Forestville
Md. Tuesday JANUARY L.. al > pm. In
terment At Addison Chapel. Relatives and
friends IuYIieu.
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JEFFERSON. SUNDAY. January 10. 1926. at
. o'clock nm. at his residence. 1919 LIE
nroIt court IN after, brief illness;
Title jefferson and Horace Jefferson and
the husband of Matte Jefferson and the
father of Henry Lewis and Leroy Jeffer-
Notice of funeral hereafter
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hEIsS Suddenly. Sunday January 10
p1sEo at = pm. at her residence ] sos
beimont I'd. NV. JOSEPHINE A. REISS
NEE Vansyckle). widow OF the late Ben
Jamln )" Relss. Notice of funeral here
after CTrenton. n. j., papers please
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HILBERT. sunday morning. January 10.
1925. JOHN :. HILBERT. beloved hus-
band of Birdie Hilbert inee Waters. age
SO. Funeral Tuesday. January IL at his
late residence Virginia ave. Arlington.
Va. at - pm. Burial Glenwood Cemetery
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WCAP' TO Feature
MUSIC PROGRAMS
Army Band, Opera and Con.
cert Numbers Scheduled. 4
Marines on WRc.

Music win form a major part Of
the program tonight Of station WCAP.
ID addition 10 the regular mid.
week concerts of the ,Ipana Trouba.
iours and the Davis Saxophone Oc.
tet. there win be selection BY the
Dawson Glee club, concert by the
United states Army Band and the
opera 'Red Hnssars sung by the
wEAF Light Opera co.
The Army Band concert will be
broadcast from the sylvan Theater
from $50 to 7:s0 o'clock Capt. Will.
liam j. sStannard. leader, has ar
ranged a diversified program. which
includes selection from Faust and
THE Wedding Of the Winds" by
Hail.
Clyde Docrr, leader Of the saxo.
phone octet has announced that his
group will play tonight THE Swan,
famous composition Of Saint Saens,
"Chant Sans Paroles" fTschaikowskyl,
s'Intermezzo;. ,IRussel and "Stephanie
Gavotte'' tDurandl. while the 1pana
Troubadours win feature popular
dance numbers. @ss
WCAP,s closing attraction viii be
two-hour dance program by the Span.
ish Village Orchestra. Base ball re-
suits in the major leagues viii be an.
nounced just prior to the Army Bands
concert.
The concert Of the United States
Marine Band on the Capitol plaza Is
WRC's only afternoon attraction.
The concert will begin at s o'clock.
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e . y ~
It seems as though every type Of
interference Imaginable had joined
In 4. league to make life miserable for
the radio fan. Fortunately. however.
ii Is not likely that such conditions
win persist.
The past Winter has heen decid-
edly bad Winter for radio reception.
The exact cause Of this has not
been definitely determined, but IN
many cases there IL cause to
beIieve that the aurora borealis has
been responsible for q good percent-
age of the static" interference that
has made distance reception psactis
caHy impossible, ana ct times has
completely blanixeted sections OF the
country so That any kind Of distance
reception has been out Of the ques.
tion.
Aurora BOrenlis Blamed.
me aurora borealis has been dis.
proportionately active this past sea-
son, and the fact that very poor RE-
ceptipn has beep noticed az just about
the time Of such demonstrations has
been looked upon as circufnsfantial
evidence Of some connection between
the two BY observers who have tried
fo fathom the mystery Of the poor IT,.
csptinn, The fact that the appear.
afice Of the Aurora Is q signal for
nes6lsa ana tolngxnph. ttlephone and
Iirnffnr oircniKp Has been pnt FORWARD
- nnofhne 1xnlaxa 4ion "a link the
noor xecept1nm With the mere kiian
usual aopN1oaHco q the aurora ~
Il ~ 7isi5 - 3.s - q
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R-Chesapeale and Potomac
Telephone Cn. (46S.5 Nletersl.

N:z5StO $40 nm. - Base ball news OF
the day., 81, .,ss 81 4.
$40 to $50 pm Outdoor concert
by the United States Army Band
Capt. r. @. sherman, eQpnn1a nding;
Capt. William J. Stafhard, Aader,
from sylvan TheafeEad- w = ssi
7:so TO 8 p.fs-sLzvis Saxophcne
Octet, from New York City.
5 to $40 p.m.--Ipana Troubadours,
from New Yotk CITY.
$50 to 8 PM Musical program, by.
the Dawson Glee Club. John r. Nom
roe, conductoS. (.
8 to 10 pm: RED Hussar.' Z BY the
wEAF Light Opera Co, from New
York City
10 to IL PM, Spanish yillage
Band.
Early Program Tomorrow.
6:45 to T:45 a.m-Tower health ex-
ercises from Metropolitan Tower, New
York City.
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PALACE IS PERFUMED
FOR COURT FUNCTIONS
Rare, Delicate odor Used By Brit
ish Royalty - Secretly Manu-
featured for Them.
~ ne Aesocfated Press.

81 ltfFs ~ s. IS
LONDON, July TX One Of the most
carefully guarded secrets Of the Brit
fish royal family is the formula Of 81
specially prepared perfume with.
which Buckingham Palace is sprayed
for the court presentations attended
by men and women from all parts
sOf the world. &
The perfume ifs entirely original,
suggestive of q tropical flower garden
hidden away in the midst Of q cotin-
try setting which grows nothing but
blossoms for miles around. The prep
arafion has been used since the time
OF Queen VictoFia's first court and
its Ingredients are known only to the
King and Queen and the rnanrfac.
turers.
The scent wasA described BY an
American debutante as being the
most delightful thing Of it's kind she
had ever encountered. 1T is just
England she said. and there's moth,
ing else like It in the world.
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calRadio Entertainment
wednesday, July Z. 1926.


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p.r1.--Concert by the United
states Marine Bands Taylor Branson,
second leader. conducting, broadcast
from the plaza of the Capitol.
Early Program Tomorrow.
Ii:55 a.m. Arlington time signals.
IL noon. Organ recital by Mrs. Par.
ley D. Parkinson, broadcast from the.
Homer L.. Kit studios.
1sp.m.--W. Spencer Tupnaan' . Hotel
Mayfiowers Orchestra. 4. 4. s.. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07

Lieut.. col James p. Fpife. Medicai
Corps. ct the "a Corps Area labora<
tory. New York CITY, has ben order.
90 70 this city Tor duty ia me efilce
of the Assistant Secretaxy o. war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07

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signal strength to stakic strength.