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Putnam patriot., 1926-10-29
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saAT tuesdays Election Day THAT inc political transformers haven't , invaded this part of the state. anAT \ HttIe political oratory Is inter.
 esuug once ln q while IaAI
 trobably the big boss" knows Put nam votes right.
 4aaaI
 some day the Democrats will wake . up and put something over.
 anAI | u will be a hard job to get big 2 vote out. anAi Inere are but two more days to
 hand III your tax list. GuAT N nen the new assessment IS com . pletea some people VIII be surprised. 2 HAT lnerc will also be eussin and dis
 eussln. aaIAI me nave had aeropanes and strain
 ed uecks. .s4ai
 A rnnce went up Tuesday and ? came down cold suAi saNe knew enough to dress for il.
 ssgai ne just had a immature hurricane
 OI our own. 444aI , 4ne color scheme of the fire head quarters ouuuing Is req, black ana
 yeAo~. 2 .aAl
 Anynow the Chief didn't vote for
 Raipn l.. fnurstou. E anAi 2 he was at the city with the board wax. nAT
 me rutnam Inn Is to nave its first
 dinner dance.
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 Oid clothes men should be around
 after the poverty party at the Coun- , try club.
 mar
 naggerty of the Acme lines Ia now 2 Haggerty, gon champ of Webster. InAi
 IL wlll be a long time before Joe gets into blg tI,.-e wttn nis eotorea 5 Ooy. | mar 2 Ine fight that began in the entry - ended in city court.
 mar me fight fans are ready for an- other bunch of bouts as good as the last.
 HAT B IL was a good card well put over. THAT , Putnam is in three bowling leagues. mar 5 Putnam Elks answered roll cali 2 Tuesday night. 7 HAT cider mills are running with apple juice. 1. THAT 1t makes a difference how long you 3 keep It.
 mar
 Me will welcome the Rooseyelts as
 neighbors.
 THAT { Bill Evans car was all jazzed up. z THAT 2 Able and his Irish Rose are headed 2 toward Putnam. 7 THAT
 Thay viii bs married at the Brad
 ley theatre the 2gth.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-29

Government agents In Mexico ars seeking secret radio station which has been broadeasting attacks on tAe Gales administration. The plant h
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-29

Radio has extinguishcd flame for the first time 4 man In San Francis co broadcast q shrill note which put out sensitive flame in Berkeley, twelve miles away
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-29

All-steel fireproof barns may now be built for 5000.
Evening star., 1926-05-16
Georgetown University
Blossomtime Party
To Benefit Hospital
Men and Women of Note
Lend Names and Help
Further the Enterprise.

Intent on bringing some of spring
times beauty and sunshine into the
hearts and lives of the sick poor,
whose small need of happiness and
freedom from physical suffering
comes largely from the kindly min
istrations of others, the ladies' board,
of which Mrs. Harry V. Haynes is
president, is busy with preparations
for its blossomtime benefit for the
Shut-ins in Georgetown University
Hospital. This seasons affair. which
is under the management of Mrs.
Howard +. Strine and Miss Minnie T..
Carroll, chairman and vice. chairman,
respectively, will be Il bridge party at
| Wardman Park Hotel May 25, begin
ming at . o'clock.
The rapidly growing list of dis
tinguished patrons and patronesseS
for the party, among whom are num-
bered so of Washington leading
! physicians and surgeons, includes;
The Rev. Charles w. Lyons. S. j.,
president of Georgetown University
| Rev. Hugh A. Dalton s. j. pastor of
| Holy Trinity Church. Rev. j. c.
Geale, $. j., pastor of st. Aloysius
Church, and DIR. George NJ Kober,
dean of Georgetown Medical School.
Other patrons are: DR.. and Mrs.
! Wilfred NJ. Barton, Or. and Mrs. Ed
! win Il. Behrend. Mrs. Pauline Velati
| Boyer. Mrs. Emile Berliner. Mrs. s.
| ID. Bronson, Mrs. Philip Brown, DR..
| and Mrs. James A. Cahill, Mrs. Thorn
as A. Cannon. sr.: Mrs. Thomas \.
! Cannon. jr. Dr.. and Mrs. Albert j.
Carrico, Miss Minnie +. Carroll, DR..
! and Mrs. William T.. Clark. Mrs.
| James T.. CollitioWer, Mrs. j. r. Con
| nelly, DR.. and Mrs. jerome Crowley,
! Dr.. William j. Cusack. DR.. Matthew
| +. Donahue. Mrs. w. II. Donovan,
| Mrs. jeremiah Donovan, DR.. Lucille
! DoOley. Mrs. Peter A. Drury. DR.. and
Mrs. Frank +. Duehring, DR.. and
/ Mrs. Charles y. Dusan. Mrs. David j.
: Dunigan. DR.. and Mrs. T.. j. Eichen.
! laub. Mrs. Nellie f.. Fealy, Mrs. Henry
! II. Flather, Dr. Frances F'oye, Mrs.
! j. II. Freeman. DR.. and Mrs James
| Cannon, Mrs. Isaac Cans. DR.. and
! Mrs. Nelson Gapen, Mrs. :. y. w
! Gleason. Mrs. S. X. Golibart. Mrs
| Henry r. Cover, Mrs. John | HasS
! Mr.. Timothy TIanlon. Mrs. Harry V.
! Haynes, Dr.. Charles b. lIealv. Dr
and Mrs. II. IIertzberg, DR.. and Mrs.
/ Raymond T. Holden, Nh. George A.
! 1orning, Mr.. NJ. T.. Horton. Mrs. T..
/ T.. Horton. Mrs. +. T.. Hunter, DR..
| Sofie A Nordhoff-Jung. Miss Anna J.
! Ready, Mrs. Arthur Keith. Mrs. J,
| Leo Kolb, DR.. and Mrs. William j.
Lally. DR. and Mrs. r. NJ. LeComte
! Mrs Louis Little DR.. Thomas +. Lowe
! Ilr. and Mrs. Louis Mackan, DR.. and
! Mrs Joseph p. Madigan. DR.. and Mrs.
! Leon \. Martel, DIR. and Mrs. John
Mattare, Mrs. George j. May, DR. and
Evening star., 1926-05-16
Supper and Dancing
At Army Reliet Fete

The sale of thirty-three hundred
tickets to prominent members OF
Washington's military, naval, official
and social sets has assured the sue
cess of the garden party to be held the
afternoon and evening of May %, at
the Washington Barracks for the ben
eft of Washington Branch, No. >, of
the Army Relief Society.
; Mrs. John w. Joyes, chairman of
the committee on angements, has
announced an attractive program of
entertainment for the event, featured
by the appearance of the famed Army
Band with its enrollmnt OF more than
100 members.
The Tchernikoff- Gardiner dancers
are engaged for the event and are
scheduled to perform in the afternoon
at $40 and in the evening at $50
O'Clock. Dancing will be the order in
the ballroom both afternoon and eve
ming.
Various booths conducted by men,
bers of the Relief Society are being
Evening star., 1926-05-16

Mrs William Gerry Morgan, Mrs.
James Murray, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph
]. Mccarthy, DR.. and Mrs Andrew j.
Mcintyre, DIR. and Mrs. Leo b. Norris,
Dr and Mrs. j. A. O'Donoghue, Mrs.
Daniel w. O'Donoghue. Mrs. James
O'Donnell, DR.. and Mrs. William +.
O'Donnell, Mrs. William J. O'Donnell,
DR.. Mary O'Malley. Mrs James Orme,
Judge Mary O'Toole. Mrs. Frank S.
Parks. Mrs. John J. Payette. DR.. and
Mrs. j. ". Peabody DR.. and Mrs. G.
A Ransom DR.. and Mrs. Frank j.
Ready, Mrs NJ. J. Ready. Miss ).
Tonita RidgWay, DR. and Mrs. Murray
Russell. Mrs. =. J. Saffell. Mrs. B. +.
Saul. the Misses Saul. Mrs. Charles
w Semmes. Mrs. Raphael Semmes,
Miss Margaret Shea. Mrs. Henry
Sohon. Dr. and Mrs. William J. stan
ton, DIR. and Mrs. w. Calhoun Stirl-
ing. Dr.. ana Mrs. Howard F. Strine,
Dr.. and Mrs. Robert y. Sullivan, Mrs.
w. G. sullivan. DR. and Mrs. r. \.
sutton. DR. and Mrs. George B. TRIBE,
DR.. and Mrs. Roy a. Thornley,. DR..
and Mrs. George Tully Vaughan, Dr.
and Mrs. Joseph :. Wall. DR. and Mrs
j. III. Walton and DR.. and Mrs. Walter
4, Wells
Evening star., 1926-05-16
Annapolis Bride-to-Be
Entertained in Capital

\ bridge and shower were given
by Miss Helen Frances Meeks on
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
Dorothy Wood Patton. whose mar
riage TO Mr. lloyd Sauer will take
place June in the United States
Naval Academ" chapel. Annapolis,
Md.
Among the guests were Miss Pat
tons bridal attendants, who are Miss
Priscilla Pennington, Miss Esma May
bee, Miss Dorothea MatZ, Miss Helen
Frances Meeks, Mrs. Frank Erwin
and Miss Aurelia Moore.
Others present We're Miss Helene
Potter, Miss Betty Jaquette, Miss Vir
ginia Sinnot, Miss Dorothy Swope,
Miss Virginia Burbank Miss Sue
Bartle and Miss Irma Steiger
The wedding will be one of the most
attractive of early Summer.
Evening star., 1926-05-16
Anniversary Tea
At Methodist Home

The thirty-siXth anniversary tea and
linen shower for the benefit of the
Methodist Home for Aged, will be
he i'd at the home, 60l VI street. We'd
nesday, May 10, from 3 to 9 O'Clock.
Miss Mary Tuthill is chairman of do
nations and Mrs. Isaac Birch is i'll
charge of the program of music which
will be given by the Washington Quar-
tet. which includes Miss Mary Sherier
Bowie. soprano Miss Ritchie Mclean,
contralto: Mr.. j. f. NJ. Bowie, tenor,
and Mr. Fred East, bass. Mr.. George
Wilson is director. Mrs. j. w. Tay-
lor, Mrs. Harry b. Shaw, Mrs. Irving
O. Ballard and Mrs. T.. w. Mccullough
will preside at the tea table.
Evening star., 1926-05-16

erected adjacent to the officers club
on the fairway of the golf course.
Members of the Relief Society hope
to realize a large sum for the fund.
The Army Relief Society is the only
charity organization to provide bene-
fits for this branch Of the service and
these affairs, held infrequently, are
recorded among the most popular So
cial events OF the season,
Evening star., 1926-05-16

The Merchants Guild. a business or
ganiZation of Denmark. is opposing
efforts TO encourage Danish people Il
buy Danish goods that are retailing
at one-third more than those from
other countries
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Deatbs.
SKINNER

ii g sa5S s fAs Skis rs:
Mrs, Amanda Frankei departed this life
st st. s edff Friends and fcG e9m svsG
SLACK. Tuesday. February 23, 1926. al
sl5 1d a at the g g6PsRovI q her MEG
aged ~ years. Funeral from above resi-
d Raes,va Frid lay February 70 at 10 am
at Rock Creek ce aIns sn'i''o n'e IS.
SMITH. Wednesday. February "a, 1925 at g
o'clock M,s AM Tr5y a. p her ss, home 1908 Trying
}}ames Il smith and beloyed mother 81
Amy s"i Fanny Sa} ss s@is6 hlts ssh
y; smith and Mrs. K. L. Campbell. No
STEVENS Eye Departed this life Fsbrusry az: a.
nv a e PL6 81 Rst fesd sTfvE ESt
from Florida Avenue Baptist Church Thurs-
DAY Day. February 25. at pm. Relatives and
loved fusPand Of 5'@ the h late Ezabeth W
Nd. Thursday, February 25. at II am;
r fnterment (private) Arlington National
UNDERWOOD. Wednesday. February o.
1G26h CHARLES A,LEs HARRISON Under,
nooD' Notice OF funeral hereafter
February %, 1926, at Gallinger Hospital.
RR iRsl devoted wife Of Fleming, Ware
sh 1ss1pE T a s sohn SIS Rh W
from I in1a BAPTIST Church FRIDAY at 100
WILLIS. Tuesday, February 90. 1926; at
". beloved husband Of Katie NJ. Willis
Feba 5s 1898 as Ia SO 5eSldsn da gaA
al saaN a1v chG ce1e, a. 2ew YGsE sB
Baltimore papers please copy.1 20
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The District OF Columbia CHAPTER,
| American War Mothers. will give q
card party tomorrow, 100 pm, in the
auditorium of Hecht's new store build.
/ ing Funds will be used for CARRYING
/ on activities for the service men in
the several hospitals.
The past matrOns OF Electa Chap.
ter, o. f. s., will hold their annual
meeting and dinner tomorrow even
| ing. Grace Dodge Hotel.
Officers Of the Grand Council,
Royal Arcanum, will pay their an.
nual visitation to Capitol Council to-
| morrow. SIS pm. Pythian Temple.
Martha Chapter. No. 4, Order East
ern Star, will give q dinner from S
to o'clock tomorrow night at North.
east Masonic Temple, Eighth and F
streets northeast, for the benefit of
the home board.
The Department of American Cit.
izenship Of the Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs of the District Will ded cate
an evening to patriotism tomorrow, s
o'clock at D. A. r. Memorial Cont.
mental Hall. Speakers, Frederic VIII.
liam Vile. Representative H. r. Rath.
hone and Solicitor Theodore c. Risley,
Navy Band. Washington Quartet.
The Benning. Glendale and Oakland
Citizens Association will open a mem
hership drive at its meeting Friday.
1870 pm, at Smothers School Spe
cial program OF orchestra music, piano
and vocal solos and Paul Lawrence
Dunbar selections.
y Conduit Road Citizens Association
will meet tomorrow, 8 pm, at ST
David's parish hall. Representative
Zihlman is expected to speak.
The Young Mems Holy Name So
ciety of Holy Rosary Church will
have a social night tomorrow, o'clock,
at the band hall.
DIR. Simon of the Eighth Street
Temple will observe council Sabbath
Friday evening with a sermon. Esther
Amongst We ModernS." The new
Roger musical service will be given
for the first time. Public is invited.
Columbia Heights Business Mems
dinner scheduled tomorrow night has
been postponed Indefinitely, because
% the illness of q number of members
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Detailed to General Staff.

Col. Walter T. Bates, adjutant gen.
eral. now under instruction at the
Army War College, Washington. has
peen detailed to duty with the War
department general staff, to take ef-
feet July g.
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CARDS of ThankS.

0Ank. we wish to express sincere thanks to
O outh neighbors and friends for their sym
pathy and floral tributes at the death eff
our brother-in.law. FRANK BARR
MR.. AND MRS. TEEPLE. .
MLhEDITH. We wish to express our sincere
thaLks ana deepest appreciation to our
many Trends and neighbors for their kind
ness SHOWN US during the illness and the
beaut1ful floral tributes at the death OF our
R p1I9 go !, mother and grandmother. ELIZA
DAUGHTER AND GRANDSON ETHFI
AND LEWIS
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Increasing
cloudiness and warmer. with lowest
temperature about 35 degrees tonight;
tomorrow cloudy and warmer, prob
ably rain tomorrow afternoon; mod
crate southeast and south winds.
Maryland and notwithstanding
cioudiness and warmer tonight; to-
morrow cloudy and warmer. probably
rain tomorrow afternoon; moderate
southeast and south winds, increasing
tomorrow.
West misunderstanding cloud.
ness and warmer tonight: tomorrow
rain and warmer.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer-p pm, 80: 8 pm, 35;
IL midnight, 80: 4 am, 20; 8 am, %;
noon, 81.
Barometer- pm. 1921: s PM,
3o.29; IL midnight. 1898: 4 am, 1898:
am, 30.45; noon, 30.43.
Hlghest temperature, 80, occurred
AZ pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 20, occurred
at 6 am. today.
temperatures same date last year
Highest. 81; lowest, As.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide, 1913 am. and
dZ:21 pm; high tide, 5:55 am. and
SAT pm.
Iomorrow-Low tide. am. and
Ia pm; high tide, 6:42 am. and
1902 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 6:49 am; sun sets
5:54 pm.
Iomorrow-Sun rises GAS am; sun
sets $50 pm.
Moon rises 3:11 pm; sets 5:12 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 S am:
Temperature, 81; condition, muddy.
Weather i'm Various Cities.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

Miss Vivian B. Small. president of
| Lake Erie College, gainesville. Ohio,
| will meet the Lake Erie women at q
| tea at the Women's City Club from 4
| to o'clock. All Lake Erie women are
invited.
The Illinois State Society will hold a
reception in honor Of Senator and Mrs.
Deneen, 8 O'Clock, at the Washington
Club. All Illinois people invited. Rep
resentative William r. Johnson will
speak. Dancing. cards and refresh.
ments.
The Goucher College dinner for
Goucher alumnae and friends attend
given at Potomac Hotel at $50 o'clock.
An illustrated travel talk on Cali.
fornia the Beautiful and the Wonders
OF the Great Southwest" will be given
nj O'Clock in new Eastern High
School by Prof. Henry Warren Poor
of Boston. The lecture is one of a
Center Department, the. last to be
given March "a at Central High.
The study class Of United Lodge Of
Theosophists. 1871 X street. will meet
1t 8 o'clock. All welcome.
Joppa Lodge Chapter. No. 81. o. r
s, will give It's annual dance and card
@arty, O'Clock, at 2400 Sixteenth
'treet.
Woodside Civic Association will meet
1t Woodside School no ~aes'o~ hnving
cen postponed from February II.
Mrs. Charles Wood will give a
ravel talk, o'clock, at Peck Memo
rial Chapel. 1t will be illustrated
with 100 pictures.
Viva NJ. January will lecture on
True Prayer" 8 o'clock, at Unity
auditorium, 1926 1 street
A special meeting of the Gold Star
Department, American War Mothers.
VII meet 7:36 O'Clock, at the Health
Studio, 1928 X street. 1t will be fol
lowed by a musical and literary pro-
gram with impromptu dancing at 9
o clock. Sale of fancy articles and
refreshments.
Women of Hamline NJ. f.. Church,
sixteenth and Allison streets. will
serve chicken dinner in the church
1all, Allison street entrance, tomor.
low from $50 to pm.
Cosmopolitan Club will give . din.
ner tomorrow. $40 PM, at the Ice
House.
The Tivoli Pastime Club will have
4 dance tomorrow. 9 pm, in private
ballroom Of the Arcade.
Mrs. Thomas ID. Whyte, assisted by
members of Continental Chapter, D.
\. r., will give a card party tomor-
"oW at the Women's City Club. Pro
ceeds will be donated TO District
,hapter house fund.
Temple Brotherhood of the Wash.
,ngton Hebrew Congregation will be
ruests of Har Sinai Brotherhood of
Baltimore March .. Those attending
viii meet at Union Station, $50 pm,
. take a special train.
The National Fellowship Club will
give an Informal dance tomorrow
evening in the rose room of Hotel
Washington. Visitors welcome
Northwest Union, w. G.. +. u, will
meet tomorrow, pm, at W. G. T. u.
Guiding. Mrs. w. w. Husband Will
-peak on America nization
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gn Mgnnrtdln.

ALIEN: In sad hut loving rememhrance OF
our dear son. CHARLES p. ALLEN. who
99sepa1rasssd1 this HE two years ago. February
as slseO i on our darling We ri, r.
BRICE. in loving rer1ena brance OF my dear
mother. CHARLOTTE BRICE, who depart
ed this HE two years ago today. fehruaTT
On the hillside. softly sleeping
Lies the one ! loved dearly.
in her lone ana silent grave
Every day brings sweet memories
Every memory brings a tear:
Deep within my heart / cherish
urp I f9 Of sn one IL ioysd so S Sea-
foster mother 10 c Ia lS2rk BRfcE.
"a. 1924.
Twas early morning when the Masters
Called softly Come and rest.
MY suffering one. Come now and lay
BERTHA CARTER.
BROW n Lying Lying 1sReWsEanes of my dssT
1924. MOTHER BESSIE BROWN.
BRYANT In SAD hgt loving renembrance OF
two years ago. February 81. 1924.
Gone. but not forgotten
DEVOTED FRIEND.
voted husband. JOHN / FEWKES. who
died seven years ago today. February "a.
HIS LOVING WIFE. GENEvIEyE
HARRISON. In loving remenbrance of our
dear wife and mother. IDA L. HARRISON.
Mho departed this life one year ago TODAY
February "A. 1928.
We can never forget you dear mother
" lille on this earth stay.
For our hearts have never been the SANE
Since the day yUl passed away
Oh. how We long for you dear mother
When our hearts SAD with pain
Just word OF consolation.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND son.
HINES. In loving remembrance of our dear
mother, ANNE 2. HINES. who passed
iiSrE nine wears ago today. February "a
You are not forgotten. mother. dear
r,r Nor neyer VIII y9q he
NORA
LYBEK. In sad but loving remembrance OF
9rB 6 dauF Wsn ana s sis'er Helen f-
1914. HER FAMILY
MILLER. In loving memory of nv dea~
son, LYMAN MILLER, who died sud.
denly I'VE years ago today. February "a.
blessed are the pure in heart
.yasa IoS SaYEfs e he nfR2FT 81
February "a 1924
I smile when I think OF you here
And | SIGH as think of you there.
HIS BUDDY. LOUIS c. JONES.
PROUDF0OT. In loving remern hrance of our
dear husband ana father. FREDERICK O.
PROUDFOOT who Was killed SO suddenlv
one year ago today. February "a 1875
On the hillside, softly sleeping:
Lies the one / loved dearly.
In his lone and silent grave.
Every day brings sweet memories.
Every memory brings tear:
Deep within my heart cherish
Thoughts of one / loved so dear.
Gone is the face
| loved 50 dear.
Gone is the voice
| loved TO hear.
cannot HELM bat wonder why
The best are always first to die
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN
ROBINSON. In remembran of a dear
friend. SUSIE ROBINSON who departed
this HE one year ago yesterday. February
%. 1925.
She was kind and gentle TO every one
II she could not speak good of others. she
FRANCES BUTLER.
SANDERS. In sad hut loving remembrance
of my dear daughter. AGNES SANDERS.
who departed this life two years age today
HER DEVOTED MOTHER. BETTE GAS
our dear mother. ELIZABETH SLYE. who
departed this life SIX years ago today. Feb
ruary "a. 1920.
Thou art gone. but not Forgotten
Fresh our love will always he.
For as long Is there Is memory
HER DENOTED DAUGHTERS MRS NJ
z. DENT. Jr-. AND MRS Z. V. PAYNE.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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Miss Vivian B. Small. president of
Lake Erie College, gainesville. Ohio,
will meet the Lake Erie women at q
tea at the Women's City Club from
to o'clock. All Lake Erie women are
invited
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FOREIGN,
ARGENTINA,

For week ending February %, 1896
CTemperature-Precip
Current Depar. Current. Depar
corn and north
err wheat area 20 20 IA II y
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FOUND.

AIREDALE. male. all black tail has been
cut. not very short Owner please apply
Washington Animal Rescue League. $40 Mary
and ave. s.w.
face. lovely. impressive eyes Owner nIeas
apply Washington Animal Rescue League
$40 MARYLAND ave sw w.
male. black body hrindle legs and chest shor;
AL Owner please andy Washington Animal
Rescue League. $40 MARYLAND ave. sw
POCkETBOOk- About . wks ago woman
vendor OF undnrWear left pocketbook; tden-
SETTER. male. black and white. brown and
black ticks on face. Owner pleas anniy
ashingion Animal Rescue League, 349
SKYE TERRIER. female tan and white. ears
darK brown. owner please apply Washington
Animal Rescue League. $40 Maryland ave
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The Illinois State Society will hold
reception in honor Of Senator and Mrs.
Deneen. 8 O'Clock, at the Washington
Club. All Illinois people invited. Rep
resentative William r. johnson will
speak. Dancing. cards and refresh.
menfa
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The Goucher College dinner for
Goucher alumnae and friends attend
ing the N. e. A. convention will be
given at Potomac Hotel at $50 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24

The Young Mems Holy Name So.
ciety of Holy Rosary Church will
have social night tomorrow, o'clock
al the band hall
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JORDAN. Officers and members of Columbia
Lodge: No; 50. |. h. T. Q. E. W, are her.
by hyp n9tilied OF death OF Brother CALiNTS
JORDAN- Session of sorrow Wednesday
neral from Zion Baptist Church. Il. be
t TSani, 3rd and Z SITS. s.w.. Thursday.
assemble at the church al l pm Mem
R Rers or Morning Star Lodge. No. 40. and
WILLIAM II. DAVIS. Exalted Ruler.
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Many f. DISHMAN Lady Commander
EMMA ANDERSON. Lady AdiutanT

I..5f ouGueh.y. Sunday, February 81,
81. sw. CALiNUs ICALiu ed deyot go ~, sth
M Sand OF * Ad 2 and father q Ellsworth.
mourn his departure three brothers. fo,T
f Rsenns and other relatives and friends
neral chapel. 3rd and | SITS. sW FIIperaI
from Hion Baptist Church. 81. between
5la ana y SIS. s.w.. Thursday. February
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Temple Brotherhood of the Wash.
'ngton Hebrew Congregation will be
Tuests of Har Sinai Brotherhood of
baltimore March .. Those attending
VIII meet at Union Station, $50 pm,
. take Il special train
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The National Fellowship Cluh

The National Fellowship Club will
give an informal dance tomorrow
evening in the rose room of Hotel
Washington. Visitors welcome.
Northwest Union, w. G. T. L., will
meet tomorrow. pm, at W. c. T. u.
Guiding. Mrs. w. W. Husband will
,neak on America nization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24

Conduit Road Citizens Association
will meet tomorrow, 8 pm, at ST
David's parish hall. Representative
Zihlman is expected to speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24

The past matrOns OF Electa Chap.
ter, o. f. s., will hold their annual
meeting and dinner tomorrow even
ing, Grace Dodge Hotel.