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FllsIels.Al. IIIRlsl TORA
FLORISTS

Lesndr. q. both II Baltinors. Nd. The
ElissSssS Williams sesiI both as q
Richmond, The Rev Il Man
Fenton j. Parker Vi. ana Eleanor
BooInaa. 80. The Rev. O. r. Phillips.
Russell Fr&Scfs DonneiIy. 81 and
6ertla Rose Reamy 20. The Rev. 4.
staurt i. Moore. II. ana Jean Amour.
g. both Of Richnlond. Va The Rev
John 3. Bsvans q. ana Lillian Smith.
90. The Rev. VIM. NJ. Hoffman
William g. CaAWeil. rs. and Cecilia
SchudeF. 10. both Of BaItim0rt Nd.
The Rev. ~, III Hennfg
Edw. r. white. so. and Eli7abeth g.
s. ENGLISH 20. The Rev HI Blake. S
Mabel q spauldinss q. The rev. 3.
Paul :. Mills II. ana Marguerite Z.
LsgE -. Of oella, AID. Ths Rev. II.
Il HenniR.
AltOn Barbour. 81. and Gertrude Rob
fnson. 20. The Rev. w Neatray.
John z. Gibson n. and Ethel Walker.
FL. The Rev. ~. i. Randolph.
La1ane Gordon Montague. ~. OF East
Orange u. and Marie Jeanette
Norris -. The Rev. nv. E Mckinney
Ialton smith. Sa. and Magic Smith
IS. The Rev " Neotrax
Lucfus Clark Brown, Is. and Camilla
Cecilia Hughes, =. The Rev. r. a u.
Charles 4. Afetsger., IS ana Annie
Elizabeth Neal is. both 1t Richmond.
Va The Rev. p. p. MeAdanla.
ease Niclxa. ~, and Alice Clayton.
81. The Rev. II u. Keieer.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices 70 Main $3.50 Obituary Desk
.Y.1Er,T. DAWN !. HOT.BROOiK
Phone u

Funeral services for First Lieu
tenant David S. EIolbrooh Cavalry
who died Ill Fort s1otsenburg, Ri Il &
March ~, win Be held IN the south.
ern division of Arlington tiona !!
Cemetery tomorrow mOrning a. a
o'clock with Chief Of Chaplains
John Il. Axiom officiating
lieutenant Holbrook was the son
Of Mai. Gen. willard a. Holbrook.
retired ex-chief OF cavalry. He was
born III san Francisco, April ~.
1900. and appointed to the MIL
itarv Academy from Wisconsin. He
GRADUATED from the Cavalry school
IN 1920 and has been on duty IN
the PHILIPPINES with the Twenty.
Sixth Cavalry since 1924:
The list OF honorary pallbearers
follow: Lieut.. George G Elms, Third
Cavalry: Lfent. b. Ely Sixteenth
Field Artillery: Lieut. Walter a.
OsReiIiy. sixteenth Fl a. Of Fort
Afyer. and Lieut.. James N. Vance.
Infantry. Washington p. Ct. all Of
whom were classmates sof Lielten-
ant Hoihrook at West Point. Also
Lieut.. Thomas 4. tVhitelIead. Third
lCayalry and Lieut.. Thomas a. Rob:
0fts, il, Sixteenth IL Al Fort MyeT,s
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CHARLES VI RIsIsc0E

Funeral services for Charles w.
Brisc0e, who died at st. Elizabetil,s
Hospital Sunday after long iii.
ness, viii be. held at the church OF
the Good Shepherd today, with
intermert III Mount 0Iiret Cemetery.
He was the husband OF Mamie
Briscoe. and also leaves daughter
and aofl.
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Who 5 Who
's7'he Inquiiriilg Classif fled
RenOrte5

Each d0u he selects dt rnMdolgs
some Times ana Herald classified
Advertiser a1k08c interesting mes
sage appears regularly III these
tiser 10 Tfmes and HerclG readers
through this column.
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IAATEa TnI.I.IYETa

Funeral services for James Tol.
liver. of 400 AikeIas Ct. s. w, who
died at his residence Monday, viii
Be- held lit the Rehoboth Baptist
Church, First Street. between ~
and o Streets. S. W., this afternoon,
with the Rev. e. Coleman. pastor,
officiating TIe Is survived BY his
wife, Juanita Tolliver his. son,
James, and daughter, Marie ToIliyer.
ne was member Of the Morning
star Lodge 81 the n. B. z. o. EIks.
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naata netlra1

BOWLING yvOI.lfE - Wednesday. june
., 1926. at her residence, $40 It'll y.
N e.. XARRA & ETHEL BOWLING-
WOLFE beloved daughter Of William
Il. and Mildred n. Bowling.
Funeral from her late residence,
Friday. q p. M, June 4. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited.
AEsRHONEY-COL. JAMES r. MA.
HONEY III. s. Marine Corps, retired,
at Naval Medical Hospital p. M,
June ., 1926
Funeral services at Gawier's Chapel,
1850 Peansylyanis Ave. 10 M. sat
urday June H. Interment. Arlington
NatlonaI Gene. cry, Friends invited:
lNNRR--Suddcnly on Wednesday,
June s. 1895 af Emergency Hospital
EARL A.. beloved husband OF Mamie
". skinner.
Funeral from the chapel Of w. II.
Sardo & Co.. 412 H st. n. D., saturday,
June - b. M. Relatives and friends
Invited TO attend. Interrnent Fort Lin.
scoln Cenleterys
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MISS HELEN Y BENJAMIN

Helen Virginia Benjamin., 81 423f
Clay ST. N. e daughter 0f the late
William and Mary T. Benjamin.
Olfvet Cemefrey tomorrow. Services
viii Be- held at the Church of tile
Incarnation, Deanwood, ID. C. She
was the sister OF Thomas Il, Will
lam George } I, Felix b. and
Augustus a. BENJAMIN and Mrs.
Julia AZ. BIufcr1, Mrs. Mary F'axio
and Mrs. zIta Moss.
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ATARRTAGE LTCENsEs

steven r. Chaconas. 20. and Mary
,appeadoa. is. The Rev. H. 81.
tennia
aferwin II Brown. za, and Myra r.
lerwfn. 20. The Rev. VIM. II, Hoff-
lam
Richard q. Hubbard. Is. and Frances
Eureton. ~. The Rev. w. D.
er ms. The Rev. q, silyerstone.
william Chapman Reverend. 80. of
haFles4on, w. Va. ard Sara Yenabie
n r. or Ashland Va, The Rev.
ark.
Coidstein. ~. ana Jsannis
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FREDERICK BURNETT

Frederick Burnett died Saturday
at his residence. 229 " st. WI.
Services win be held at the Morning
Star Baptist Church. Twenty sixth
Street, between Il and u Streets
Northwest. today with interment
III Vienna, va. The Rev. Frank
Bundy. pastar. viii officiate.
He was the husband OF the late
Agnes Burnett, brother OF Mrs.
Martha Mitchell, and father oE
Charles, Frederick H, and Jesse
Burnett, OF Chicago. and Rosa
Stokes, of New York city.
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~ ~ VA
teen years he
was In the
building bust
ness at Lex
inGton Mo.
During b
time he de-
signed d d d
built for the
wv en- I NJ ortli
M 1 I d + y
Academy, the
largest gym
nasiilEl1 west
of the Mis-.
sissippi river.
He came to
49, N.ssss
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MRS ANNE n WAN(StjaT

Mrs. Annie q. Mangurn, 81 214
Spruce, Ave. TakCrna Park, Md.
died suddenly Monday. Funeral
services will be held at the Neviis
Funeral Home. 924 New York Ave.
M W, this afternoon and the in.
ternaenf win be private. she was
the mother 0f Susie, Ethel ami
Grafton Mangum and AIRS. Rely
=. Ratterree.
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IRA r. kEIL.eA years ago and
Joined the organization Of F. NJ.
johnson. real estate builder and
broker. Winfield Preston, who
until recently has confined his
activities to the building side OF
the real estate business recently
opened 3 sales organization, and
Mr.. Keller went with him in
April as sales manager to aid
in the establishment Of the new
branch Of the business.
Mr.. keller ii married, and has
one son. He Is 81 member OF the
Lexington Lodge, No. 149, 81 p.
o. Elks, Of Lexington. No.
Read Winfield PresfOTss mes
sage 70 You In the Real Estate
for Sale columns Of tOday's
Times and Herald Classified Al
Section.
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The Washington Herald Sun:
day edition carries eight fun
pages Of comics. society and
drama sections, four full sport
pages, the rs mage American
Weekly. 4 magazi1e m itself, and
brilliant !. March 81 Events"
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DEATHS

william Z. Burgess IS years 81
Longfellow 81. u. W.
Jarnss 81 Rocket. 81 years sk
George Gamneli. 50 years. Garfield
Mabel 4 Hartman. 50 years. the
Johanna Lorstfs IS years. Providence
] Donald u. Lehman. 81 years. 80 81,
Anna n. shaw. 50 years. sse4 FOUR
Jacob y. gpcnseller q years ciif-
Cen TerTace East APT Ia.,. iiss :. -.
Providence Hospitai. : $3.50. - :
" z. Paul 80 years. 1915 Mary
!. Jo.sph y RsdEln.. - years 57is
Maude p. veitch. Sc years. George
Washington University Hospital.
George VIM. s. years. Garfield Hot-
Charles sullivan, - years. Tubsrcu-
william Harm, 3 months, children's
Gsorss snibisg, r.. 20 days sos7
Marion Williams. - years - Logan
clifton Easel ! years. childrsn's Hos
Annie Grisby. - years Freedmsn's
Cornelius NJ stewart 81 years. IS
James Tolliver. 80 years 900 Aikens
charles ". Brlscoa 50 years. St
John NJ Tate So years. Casualty
Frsderack Burnett 50 years. ass v
Frank ". Harris. IS years. Fresd-
Msggis Bowie, % years. IS FsntOn
1t. NJ r.
William 4. Banks. months ssos
Bowen Rd. g. Il.
Helen Harris 5 months. 1915. Twenty
second 81. ~. ".
Nathaniel crutchfield. months.
Childrents Hospffal
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RIRTHS

Roy and Golden Gaakiil, boy.
Allyn and Fiorence BuYch, girl.
DoInenico Giuseppe Bella, boy.
Elmer =. and Rachel J. Sullivan,
Carl A. and Minnie D. Peterson, girl.
Phiiemon II. and Ida e. Delozieri
Arthur a. and Anna Cohen. boy.
John L. and Betty I. Abendschetn,
Robert B and Mereia Bender. boys.
(Twfnsl.
Franklin w. and Lillian Youry, girl.
Horace and Marie Prime, hoy.
John D. and Mary Grace Brown, boy.
Randolph *. and Lillian c. Artz,
girl.
Frank S. ana Grace v. RepIogle, girl.
Alvin A. and Edith =. Padgett girl.
Eugene Y. and Effle ~. Duffin. girl.
William and Carrie RagEdale, boy.
Henry A. and Virginia Brown. girl.
Edward and Alberta s. Saunders,
samuel and sadie Cole. boy.
James M. and Carrie 70. Newman,
soy.
Jack and Helen Mills, boy.
George II. and Marie b. Frazier, boy.
James =. and Leila Thompson. boy.
Ernest and Doris Lawson. girl.
wilson and Lucille Taylor, boy.
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Local Stocks
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cIearil1a house statelnenr

NEW YORK. June 10. Elk
changes. $3.50 200, 600: balances, $780,
OOO, 900: Federal Reserve Banks
credit balance, $s5,OOO,000.
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To-day We Want Ton to Meet
IRA b. KELLER
,aIes kIanaeer. WinfleId 81

SaI6s MAllageFs NN1llIleIu 1sFeBt0ll
ira Il. Keller was born near
Kansas city, Mo-, March /, 1885,
and attended the public schools
Of that section.
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j. r. Medbury, a Pacific Coast
huns0risE, writes . breezy column
Ia The Wsel1ingt1n Herald Sum.
day. Look Tor Me6buFy'a stuff.
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Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court was in session
Tuesday with Judges Carpenter, Rice
and Henderson on the bench. The fol
lowing business was transacted
Remuneration OF heirs at law OF Eliz'
l. Jameson filed. Application by Rob
ert S. Jameson for letters of admins
tration. Bond fixed at $50, 900.
Inventory of personal estate OF Cath
crime Drinks filed an approved.
Account of Laura W. Martin, guar
dian to Mamie G. and Gerard w.
Hungerford, filed and passed.
Remuneration OF heirs at law OF Z.
Grace Jenkins filed. Application OF
F. Brooke Matthews for letters of ad-
ministration. Bond fixed at 81 800.
Warrant to appraise to Frank 5.
Barnes and j. K. Mccarthy.
Will OF Marion Banks filed for pro
bate.
Inventory of personal estate of Thos.
p. Simmons filed and approved.
Account of sales in estate OF K. l..
Mitchell fed and approved.
First account of w. Mitchell, ad-
ministrator of estate of K. Il. Mitchell
filed and passed.
Application for letters of admins
tration on estate of George W. Cross
filed by Sarah e. Cross and Edward j.
Edelen. Bond fixed at 5000. War
rant to appraise to John L. Wolfe and
Harry r. Bowling.
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Catching Big Fish in Florida.

How the. old-time hand-line fisher
men yank 'em down in Florida is TOLD
in a letter TO the Baltimore Sun fron
f. X. Stonestreet, of Rock Point, thi:
county, who is spending the winter a
Kendall, Dade comfy, Florida.
Mr.. Stonestreet, who is proprietor Of
Rock Point Hotel, and known as ar
ilveterate angler, wrote in part
81 went fishing last FRIDAY with
some old Florids hand-line fisher
men. We had window-cord lines
with immense hooks, and four feet
of heavy copper wire as leaders.
That is the style of the old-timers
fishing rig down here in Florida.
caught six barracuda, Weighing
from 8 to IA pounds. The fish has
teeth like l0-penny nails, which
you can't knock out of his head
with a hammer. Also caught IA
red snappers, beautiful fish and
fine to eat. We tished about six
miles below Miami, off what is
known as Chicken Key"
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Quarterly Conference.

The Fourth Quartsrly Conference fol
La Plata Charge, N. E. Church South
met At the La Plata Methodist Churcl
at 1870 A NJ. Saturday, Jan. 30. De
votional services we're conducted bl
Rev. T. " Register, ID. D., Presiding
Elder of the Washington Dist let, who
presided at the business session of tn,
Quarterly Conferenc. Reports wert
presented by the pastor, Sunday
Schools, Epworth League and Wo'
mans Missionary Society.
The following Sunday School Su
perintendents we're elected for the Con
ference year beginning April 1
La Plata. p. Burdette.
Pisgah-T. T. Rowe.
Dentsvifle-F. B. Cooksey.
Shiloh-B W. Downs.
Bethel-Harry Rice.
The following stewards we're elected
for the same period DR.. p. Z Sass
Ger, II. Smith Swami, T. r. Rowe, II.
G. Rees, Mrs. A. Z. Millar, b. w.
Downs, G. + Wilson, j II. Wheeler,
D. M. Rollins, w. A. Lyon, +. X,
Cooksey, Amos Rollins and l.. E.
Moran.
Vacancies in board of trustees OF
Shiloh Church were filled by the cleo
ton OF G. +. Wilson and Thos. F.
Downs.
The following resolution was unani-
mousl passed F:
ResOiUed, That we request our Presid-
ing Elder, DR.. &. V Reg, ster, to urge
Bishop w. A. Gambler, the presiding
Bishop of the Baltimore Annual Con-
ference, and his cabinet, 10 return to
the La Plata Charge for another year
our pastor, Rev. Il. q. Burr.
I. T. ROWE, Sec.