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KIRKLAND BCTt'HER
 Is ARRESTED AND
 RELEASED FROM CRIME

Seattle, Dee. l. l4') Coroner Corson announced that d subpoena would be issued for Harry Visse. aged 35. a Kirkland butcher. who disappeared a few days after White hall was missing Corson said the
 inquest will he resumed today as the tailor said there was blood on the clothes which the laundry could not remuve
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ViSSER SURRENDERS

Tacoma, Dee. l, Harry Wis ser surrendered himself To Officials here when he read in a newspaper he Was being sought in connection with the death of Letitia the II year old school girl. whose body Was found in q slough. Visscr was later released when Starwich telephoned Tacoma officials he was not connect ed with the crime.
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W. J. KEENE, FORMER
 NOMEITE, DIES IN SEATTLE

.,.,acattse, AoN.. ae. -FsAefal services oe the late wpliama Nsene' ased 04, . fogsHer Membes of thu Aowe City Cosncil, who has hee1 nmdsrsaiaa treatment for eaaees tos tho past year. and who dicd sater- day, will be held Wednesday. ....
 H. D. Lonsfellow. the Nome rep resentative for the Keene's. received a wire from Mrs. KeeAe Saturday night. stating that Nr. Keene passed away Saturday morning Nov. 27th.
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Portland, Nov. 30. R,-R Rrten- lion of the republican control over : he Senate was assured with the of Gould by fifty thou sand maiori y vote. With Il little more than half the states elections in September, Redmau declared
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Maidstone England. Nov. 30. tP -Alphonse r. A smith was sen- tenced to twelve months hard labor for carrying fire arms, after he was Thomas Derham The judge charged the jury that there was no unwrit ten law in England that q man who kills another while attempting sui eide. is guilty of murder. smith is the grandson of Hugh Ryan, Il Canadian railway builder.
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Portland. Maine. Nov. as. R- Redman in . speech last night said 1t was obvious to nearly everyone when Coolidge withdrew his moral support of Gould. 1t was decided shown by HOover's cancellation of his engagement to speak at Pprt- land,
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ANUNDSEN ARRIVES
 '.N '' iN NEW YORK

New York. Nov. 2s, R-caRtailnl Roald Amundsen. the man who put Teller on the map. arrived here te- gently from Oslo. Amu4dsen is not wearing any overcoat these days. and when questioned why. stated thst the New York climate wss ea- tlrely too mild for him.
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SIMPSON MOVED FOR MtSIkiAI uALL-MII.I.S
 MlKllEN CAST

Somervill,. x. l.. Dee l. P) Special Deputy Attorney Genera' for the government in the Hall Mili- murder cases. moved for mistrial asserting that the jurors had com mHted iapr"pri.tia., which made Il fair trial impossible. After very short intcrmission the judge denied the motion for mistrial.
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New York. Nov 30, P,-Tunney was charged with appearing in an unlicensed boxing exhibition. He was arrested following his second appearance with his sparring part ners on tho Broadway stage, He was released on two thousand dol lar bail.
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Toronto. Canada, Dec. ?. LP,- The conservative government of q. Howard Ferguson favoring govern ment liquor control opposed the prohibitory Ontario temperance act, and swept the Province in the re cent legislative election.
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Los Angeles, Nov. 20. tH)-Aimee McPherson's attorneys signed sti pulation granting District Attorney Reyes an extension of time from December third to January 10th. to file additional information against Aimee. Minnie and Wiscman
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WEDNESDAY,
 frFt GGRAPHiC1
TELEGRAPH BREVITIEs

Washington, Nov 30, (Rl-The Supreme Court ruled in the Wiscon sin and Georgia cases. that States cannot prescribe as to the class of railway locomotive equipment for hose operating within irs borders.
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Seattle. Nov. 2s. (R-Mrs James
 
 Wickcrsham's funeral services were held yesterday with Bishop Peter Preamble Rowe, of Alaska. o...ciat- ing Wrkersham and son Darrow F., Of s Il Francisco, were in attend nee T. the funeral.
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TELEGRAPH BREVITIES

Washington, Nov. 90. (P-Do- thousand dollar transaction with Fall as told to the Senate Oil Com mittee was admitted as testimony yesterday The jury was recalled and the court overruled the objec- tion.
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Seattle, Nov. 30, (A) Automo piles yes erday killed Alexander Al fred, aged fifty one and Walter Sather. aged twenty three. and cri- skull was broken, when the auto hit him. The coroner announced thai he nuuests of he two deaths last week will he held soun
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Los Angeles, Dec. ?. tP,-A plot 10 slay the former Maharajah was rrus rated with the arrest of three hindoos. who came from the same section of India as the mother of Maharaj jah.
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rrA,ns. NOV. siSi. l4n-Forcigners in lIankow and Foo Chow faced an nminous situation after the defeat of the Northern troops near Han kow. The victorious Cantonese troops are advancing on their way io capture Shanghai.
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Portland. Nov, 3o, tA') Mrs Blanche Myers aged IS. was foun l stranglrd to death last nigh, in q small room in her house which was advertised for rcili Linked with ,hrre other Portland killings was an handkerchief ahOut the neck of the dead woman. The room bore evi- drnru of a struggl"
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With Saturdays issue of the Nugget We will enlarge from four to six pages and if sufficient adver- Using is offered we will enlarge In eight pages. ltS commencing huli- day advertising immediately il will inspire early buying of Christmas gifts and eniars" sales. thereby do ing away will ih. rush of shopping md hn n,b,.. tn,= asal iiinute r"i the past three years the merchants outside. have been advocating early holiday shopping and have found il to he an advantage. not only to themselves but tn the public. Watch Saturdays paper for a holiday sur prise 10 the whole community.
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RESTRICTIONS PLACED
 ON AMOUNT LIQUOR
 FOR DOCTORS PATIENTS

Washington. Nov. as. R-The Supreme Court sustained the Vol stead Act restrietioas on the amount of liquar that physicians may pres- |crlhe for patients every ten days.
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Washington, Nov, 30. tA'l Gen eral Iockhart annouuced that two American river Guuboais Will be sent tu Hankow al the request ut lhu American Consul.
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Seattle. Dec 1. P)-The grand jury recessed until December 17th. after reporting to Judge Gritflths m,-nts that he knew about th. E.e- gate killing and telling about the forms of brutality used hy the police in their third degree methods. wer" mot based on facts. hut were made solely for the purpose of eli cles "
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Victoria. Dec l. keunetl Hughes, an export firm clerk told he Commission that the United States Coast Guard stole Il cargo of liquor from the Comus while Cana dian Custom Officials We're aboard in Canadian waters.
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Mail arrived today

The H,au arrived at Nome post- oqlce shortIy after nooa today. The conaignmeat caa' 'ained mall quantity of outside matter as.. late as Oct. 18th. OatEoing nsail closes as { 2. n.. this a1)er.oe..
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Tilliamook, Nov. ao. LPD The Court discharged the jury after be- ing out for forty seven hours. Eight stood for conviction and four for at quiltal,
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and cousin are being tried for the murder of the preacher and his choir singer? And dozens of other things in connection with the trial Read 1t in Saturdays Nugget
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Tilliamouk. Nov. 20, CR)-In the case where the wife is accused of poisoning Doctor W. G. McGee and causing his death, the jury received the case at 3;55 Saturday afternoon and were still out today.
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Vancouver, Nov 30. l.'D Edward II. King a customs broker, told the royal commander that he met q man called W. o. Watson. who he mentioned in his testimony as his consignee in aoul hern American and Central American ports. where cargoes of liquor that were trans ferred to small crafts. SmUgGlers examiner, Roels asked, do you think the man justified in commiit- ing perjury to get out cargo of iiquor?" King replied. and said thai he had awurn that the infor nation given him was that the car goes were landed in Southern American and Central American ports. which were named in the ships papers. He admitted that he received four hundred dollars each time he ofiiciated in clearing q liquor cargo.
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chairman and said eff it Is made clear that this declaration is false you could get after the seaman for perjury"
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Seattle. Nov. 30, tP J. C. Larey la tailor of Kirkland, was arrested at the conclusion of his testimony on the death of Letia Whitehall aged IA, whose body was found in d slough The inquest was held at Seattle Saturday and adjourned to Kirkland yesterday.
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inquiry resolution said, he was ac- quainted with the details. policies and exact terms of the leases
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that he had just commenced to fight and that he would take the contest to Washington
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
TO the Health Department within the past "a
GsorSiaps I D; Foln 80 36 20 18th |, St
Mary H. Hamilton. 10. Providence Hos
:tal.
Agnes A. Sesmark. 90. 1880 sth St
Ellis Jones. So. United States Naval Hos
Agatha stickler. 10 2O25 end st. ne
Mary Phillips. 81, Home for Aged.
Esther M Hughes. ss' 200 OF iot6 5 st. ne
Elizabeth w. Ferguson. 43. 1886 Warder
John A. Garner. "A. 63s Irving st.
Anna c. Carpenter. SO. st. Elizabeth's Hos
ptsl.
Robert E. Reel. 2. 1920 Robinson ST., s.w.
Mary j. Lovett l. Children's Hospital
Mary Trazzare. 81 months. Children's Hos
Harlan s. Knapp. 2 months, 5000 Rod
Mary A. Brown. days. Homeopathic Hos
Infant of Willis P. and Helen NJ. Poore.
g.. hours. Columbia Hospital;
Infant of Anthony and Agnes DiGennaro,
Lena Herbert S5. Providence Hospital
N NaTn TaFs obn s5 1894 IVA MsIter o f. s.
lane Lee, q. Iio7 Half St. ct:
Barbara Hunter. sc. st. Elizabeth's Hos
Catherine Onley. IL months. 1O4 O st.
jeremiah Jackson. 8 months. 619 Browns
Gilbert stucklin. : months Children's Hos
ptal.
George F. Brandon. s. 257 18th st. Sc.
CHARLES s Lewis VIA days. say fas 39 Columbia 3D.
Infant of Douglas and Rosalee Griffith l
day 6os y NelEs p n nsd r,,., c,.n.r.
hours. go M st.
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STlBOR. Friday. February &c. 9.6. ANNA.
beloved wife of Frank Stioor and devoted
mother of Francis D. and Joseph +
StIbor. in her 62d year. Funeral from
the Nevius funeral home. 934 New York
ave. NV. Monday. March | at 80 pm.
Relatives and friends invited. l.
STlCkLER. Friday. February GO. 1876.
AGATHA. beloved wife, of the late JACOB
Of her daughter. Mrs. Clement Prelles
2O25 End ST. ne Monday, March |. at
= 30 am. thence to st. Martins Church.
where mass will be sung at s. I'm. Rela
tIves and friends invited. Interment al
Holy Redeemer Cemetery. Baltimore. Md. IS
WAGNER. Saturday. February 81. 1895. al
80 am. at her residence. 1916 Easi
2Oth year. grand mother of John &, w
Beall; Funeral from her late residence
Monday. March L.. at . 80 nm. Relative
and friends invited. Intcrment private.
WASHINGTON. Departed this life February
-: 1926. at am. at her residence. OXon
Hill; Md. HARRIET. the beloved widow
OF John Washington. Notice of funeral
later.
WEDGE. Departed this life Thursday. Feb.
ruary 20. 1925. at ! am. at his Residence
400 R ct. NV. BERNARD l., beloved son
and stepson of Frances Tibbs Wedge. Flu
neral Sunday. February 3S. at . nm
from Galhraith A. NJ. Z. Il. Church. Rev
William ID. Battle. pastor: Rev. James NJ
Marshall officiating. Relatives and friend~
invited to attend. 2S'
WILMARTH. Saturday February 81. 1896
at her residence 81! John Marshall p,
mother of Raymond o. Wilmarth. Noti'r
of funeral hereafter
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CARDS of TbankS.

BOWLER. We wish TO express our sincere
and deepest appreciation to our many rela-
tives. friends and neirhbors for their kind
ness shown US during the illness and the
beautiful floral tributes at the death of
our beloved father THOMAS c. BOWLER
DAUGHTER AND SONS.
0NLEY. wish to express my sincere thanks
to, the neighbors. friends. societies and
ushers Of Mount Zion Church. for their
kindness during the illness. and for their
the death of my husband. DAVID A.
ONLEY. MRS. 1NEZ ONLEY.
RANDALL. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and deepest appreciation to our
relatives and friends for the beautiful floral
tributes at the death of our beloved moth
err. MARGARET RANDALL.
G. A. ROBINSON AND FAMILY.
STEVENS. l wish to express my sincere
thanks and deepest appreciation to rela;;
tributes and kindness at the death of my
wife. FLORENCE G. STEVENS
JOHN J. STEVENS.
THOMPSON. wish to express my deepest
thanks and sincere. appreciation to my
many friends for their beautiful floral trib.
utes az the recent death Of my beloved
wife. MARGARET NJ. THOMPSON.
HARRY A. THOMPSON.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair, with
slowly rising temperatures; tomorrow
increasing cloudiness and warmer.
Virginia-Fair, with slowly rising
Temperatures; tomorrow increasing
cloudiness and warmer.
West Virginia-Fair, with rising
temperature today: tomorrow cloudy
and warmer, probably local rains in
north portion.
Maryland-Fair. with slowly rising
temperature today; tomorrow in
creasing cloudiness and warmer,
probably light rain in extreme west
portion.
Records for Last 22 Hours.
Midnight, 81; am,
&c: am, So; am, So; am, "a
10 am, 35; IL noon, 81; 2 pm, 40;
pm, 40; pm, SO; 8 pm, 80;
10 PM, %.
Highest temperature, 40; lowest
temperature, 28.
Relative humidity-8 am, As; 2
pm. SO; s pm, SO.
Rainfall e pm. to 8 PM, none.
Hours of sunshine, So.
Per cent of possible sunshine, SO.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. 80; lowest, 81.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by UNITED States Coast
and Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide. 1904 am. and 800
pm; high tide, 8:45 am. and 9:03 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 3:42 am. and
1853 pm; high tide, 9:23 am. and
$40 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose SAB am; sun
sets, $3.50 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 6:42 am;
sun sets pm.
Moon rises $3.50 pm; sets 1927
am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
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MRS. MINNIE BROWN DIES.
Woman of 90 Resident Here for
Past IS Years,

Mrs. Minnie Brown, 90 years old
and resident of this city for the
last rs years, died of pneumonia at
her residence, 413 d street northeast,
yesterday.
a native of Michigan, Mrs. Brown
was the widow of John H. Brown, to
whom she was married in Brooktield.
Mo-, in 1867. He died 10 years ago.
She leaves a son, LOrin A. Brown.
and a daughter, Miss LeOnora Z.
Brown. Her husband was a Civil
War veteran.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the residence tomorrow at noon,
with Rev. p. H. Melton Of the Ninth
Street Christian Church. officiating
Interment will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
Mrs. Brown was a member of
Naomi Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star.
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MRS. SARA S. LYNCH DIES,
Pioneer Resident of Brookland Sue
cumbs at SO=Was Organist.

Mrs. Sara Stevens Lynch. so years
old, a pioneer resident. of Brookland.
ID. c.. and for many years organist at
the Brookland Baptist Church, died
at her home. 1903 Monroe street
northeast. Friday, February 10. Flu
neral services were conducted by Rev.
o. Q. Dietz, assisted by Rev. H. Fl. o.
Wilmington, with interment in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Mrs. Lynch was the widow of
Charles G.. Lynch. She is survived by
three daughters - Miss Anna NJ.
Lynch, Miss Lucy G. Lynch and Miss
Sara P. Lynch.
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HYATTSVILE MAN DIES.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md. February
27.-Henry Monroe Spohr. So years
old. died yesterday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. V. K. Chestnut on
Ralston avenue. He was a victim OF
pneumonia.
Spohr's grandfather, George Spohr,
is said to have fought in the Revolu-
ton, enlisting from Pennsylvania,
and his father was a soldier in the
War of 1872.
He was born in Ohio and was en-
gagged in Shipbuilding in Seattle and
in New Jersey. Funeral services will
be held tomorrow at 2 pm. at Belts
Vile
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MRS. J. M. S0LLIN DIES
ON WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Succumbs After Short Illness at
Age of 76-Husband Was
Confederate Veteran.

Mrs. John Madison Sollin died
Thursday evening at her home, 1885
Thirteenth street. after a short ill
ness. Funeral services were held at
her late residence yesterday after
noon, and interment was in the Con-
federate section of Arlington Gene
terry. The services were in charge of
DR.. w. A. Lambeth, pastor of the
Mount Vernon Place Church, assisted
by DIR. e. V. Register.
Mrs. Sollin was born rs years ago
in Carroll County, Md, and was for
merly Miss Georgiana Dorsey. Her
death occurred on the fifty-first ami
versary of her marriage. Mr.. Sollin
saw service with the Black Horse
Troop of Virginia in the Confederate
Army. Mr.. Sollin is a member o..
Hardin Camp, United Confederate
Veterans, and of the Association of
Oldest Inhabitants of the District of
Columbia.
Besides her husband, Mrs Sollin is
survived by two sons, +. Dorsey Sol
lin of Boston and James w. Sollin of
Harrisburg, Va, and four daughters,
Mrs. Edna V. Steely, Mrs. George X.
Baier and Miss Katharine Sollin of
Washington and Mrs. B. r. Hughes
of Kensington.
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three sons, Leslie B.. and Richard M.
Reynolds of Norfolk, Va, and Ben
jamin F. Reynolds, jr.. of this city;
a brother. Admiral w. e. Reynolds,
United States Coast Guard, retired,
now in Europe, and daughter, Mrs.
Charles H. Ashburn, jr., of Richmond,
Va. ...-.
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Births Reported.

James and Helen A. Schwartz, boy.
Emil p. and Aggie J. Clerc, boy.
Charles E. and Florence NJ. Darlington
boy.
Albert and Rose DiFrancesco. boy.
Frank p. and Alice X. Bardales. girl.
Paul 8. and Ethyl Kremer girl
Lawrence E. and RhOda Rubel, girl.
Roland and Lillian Fortune. girl.
Frank and Alberta Gassaway, girl
Richard s. and Louise N Gray. girl
Kenneth p. and Mildred Bains boy
Levert ard SOnhie Greenhow hOv
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TONIGHT.

The Bureau of Commercial Eco
Monies, cooperating with the Ward
man Park Hotel Theater, will fea'
ture Army night at the theater $50
o'clock. Preview films of the United
States War Department will be shown
and the Army Band will play. Capt.
r. G. Sherman commanding and Capt.
William j. Stannard leading.
successive Lives on Earth Will
be the subject presented at United
Lodge Of Theosophists, 1871 X street.
8 o'clock. No charge or collection.
All welcome.
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B. F. REYNOLDS DEAD.
Former Employe of Agriculture
Department Expires in Norfolk.

Benjamin +. Reynolds. 6S years
old, formerly an employe of the De-
partment of Agriculture and for 10
years a resident of this city, died at
his home in Norfolk, Va, Saturday,
February 20. Funeral services were
held in Norfolk Monday.
Mr.. Reynolds is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Sallie Vicar Reynolds;
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Mrs. Louise d. Hance of Florida,
besides being. manager of a dancing
academy, is head of detective
agency, deputy sheriff, notary pub
lie, realty dealer and mother Of a
15-year-old son.
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AYToN. Thursday. FebrH airy 20, 1926. at
R Lar $d ia
years. beloved wife of the late Joseph G.
Church %ond.s ser Nsse at q s go M
M ,ntterment in Greenwood Cemetery. Ls ayr.
BARTON Departed this life THURSDAY, Feb
soS CO st. ig ne q sAR All a. B BS Ef6lSe be-
& LeSis, funeral from above residence
Monday. March 1. at 1 o'clock. 20
BARTON. Officers. and members Of Martha
u hp Ga K
s, DO ~ DAISY, HILL, Worthy Chief.
BAUGHER. Entered Gnt into rsst eternal Feb .s,s
s9ary &C. 1928 At her resdeSMfs 4S RMapoe
Mehora ut orle Dali OF Of Warrington County,
ment fa n Fredcric lex : Nd. Monday. March
l. at 1890 O'Clock at the grave %
ho%s n sSTaay Gahh eFs bee!sd
9'hr Of a6 Cf wa@ e snd bP tSs
S Sity :. F F Ss from the ehspef q y l.
speaIe Co; 1907 st. ~ md TUESDAY
invited. Interment private.
BROOKS. Departed this life Saturday. Feb
r ppGyg q fs26 ,, at PM VlRG1NIA Ma
Brown and Josephine Harris. Notice of
funeral later.
BROWN; Entered into zoe eternal rest Thurs:
SsS %ssrq%a$ 81 1sae at hsfn at Wiz fsr
T. Scott and William F Brown. Funeral
and f friends invited to attend. interment 'a al
Congressional Cemetery. %
tor IN Hal
and Psnnsylvania ave. Sc. Monday.. March
neral 9a 81 our s ae Sister to A assps the WIZ A.
NATION 2EksH seefes E35thy
john f. brown and 5eoSed m %aSw Of 81
Of and her tSr in the
late residence; Ala B st. ne. on Monday,
March at Il O'clock Funeral private
tPhiadelphia. Pa: BrooRiieid and s.:
Joseph. Mo. papers please copy %
BROWN. special meeting of Naomi Chap
funeral Of our late sister. MIME BROW.
sonic Temple ~ sy f. Grd soG ST tne Secretary %
BULLEY. Friday. February. 20. 1926. at
Gao pm; ID, ELLA tA.a A. BUttL LIZ, Funeral
ie 1907 s0m nw MsrS rs
ETidaS February 20 1920
and mother of Mrs. Rufus E. Andres Flu
neral private. Interment Arlington Gene
terry. 20
CHASE; Departed this life Friday, Febru-
airy &c, 1925. at 2:10 am. at his resi-
dence. 1898 10th q. NV. after a. long, and
tan fortitude. GEORGE A. husband OF
the late Sarah Tinney Chase: dear. beloved
tas n Mri e ap BsysG Se
late Mrs. Clara Chase Dixon. Loving
grandfather of George A.. Charles G.. and
Milton Chase. Father-n-law of Charles
II. Green. William Gray and the late Ger
trude. Davis Chase: Funeral Monday
March I. at . o'clock pm. from Ply
mouth Congregational Church. 18th and p
SITS. NV. Relatives and friends invited.
CITY CITY. and and suSsso' ~ papsr S" ple S'@
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Welsh Society will celebrate St
! Davids day with a banquet tomorrow
| $40 nm, at Hotel Roosevelt.
Members of the Washington Prac-
teal Psychology Club will have bust
ness meeting tomorrow, pm, at
the Playhouse.
James A. EdgertOn will speak on
THE Teachings of Jesus" tomorrow
8 pm, at the Shoreham. Subject:
Service" All are invited.
The Temple Brotherhood of the
| Washington Hebrew Congregation
will be the guests of Har Sinai
Brotherhood of Baltimore Tuesday.
| Meet at Union station, $50 pm, to
take a special train.
The Potomac Garden Club will hold
it's annual meeting Wednesday, pm.
in the Eastern High Building. All
lot holders and their friends are in
vited r. w. Beattie, agricultural
agent for the District, will give a
motion picture lecture on topics per
tanning to his work. Members de
string to retain lots for the coming
season must notify the secretary be
fore April /. when the chart will be
opened to new lot holders.
Only 10000 Of 100000 employees in
Czechoslovakia are receiving govern
ment unemployment aid.
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That he never has talked over the
telephone is the boast of a 42-year-old
citizen Of Merrill Kans.