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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
STRA\ID-"\Nhite Justice"

This week. beginning today, the
Strand Theater will present as its
photoplay attraction. "Wild Justice"
featuring Peter The Great, and, as
an added feature, a comedy, Busters
Orphan Party
Peter The Great. the marvel dog
Of the screen. is seen in his latest
starring picture. wild Justice"
which was filmed in the lonely snow
country of the high Sierras. 1t pre-
sents in rapid succession, exciting
events in IA story that revolves around
mysterious murder, and presents
Peter The Great in an almost human
role in which he performs miracles
Of athletic prowess and demonstrates
amazing intelligence.
wild Justice" is a John w. Con.
sidine. jr.. production for United Ar
lists Corporation. 1t was directed by
chester NJ. Franklin. The support
ing cast is headed by George Sher-
wood. Frances league and Frank
HaCney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
PRINCESS.

Today and tomorrow, Colleen Moore
in Irene" Charley Chase in THE
Caretaker's Daughter" and news reel;
Tuesday. Madge Bellamy in The
Dixie Merchant" and comedy; We'd
nesday. Bert Lytell in THE Gilded
Butterfly" and Clyde Cooke in Moon
light and Noses: Thursday, Adolph
Menjou in The Grand Duchess and
the Waiter" comedy and vaudeville;
Friday. Art Accord in western
Pluck the Spat family in The
Royal Foreflush. episode No. 2 of
THE Winking Idol" and news reel;
Saturday. Robert Frazer in THE
Scarlet West" Our Gang comedy.
Boys Will Be Joys" and last episode
of Battling Brewster.
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AVENUE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow, Harold Lloyd
in For Heavens Sake" Aesop Fable,
News and Pathe Review; Tuesday
end Wednesday. Jack Holt and
Esther Ralston in The Blind God.
dess and Cliff Bowes in Meet Ny
Dog THURSDAY. Priscilla Dean in
The Danger Girl" Billy Dooley in
more Shy and Spotlight: Friday,
douglas MacLean in That's My
Faby and Walter HERS in Wire
less !.lzzIe'; Saturday. Tom Mix in
The Yankee Senior" Sennett's Trim
n1ed ON Gold and The Radio De-
tectiVe.' No ).
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HIPPODRONIE.

Today and tomorrow. Douglas Fair
banks Thief of Bagdad," also comedy;
Tuesday. 1.-The Runaway" with Clara
Bow, comedy: Wednesday and Thurs
day, What Fools Men," with Lewis
Stone, comedy and news: Friday,
Reginald Denny in what Happened
to Jones'" comedy: Saturday. Rod La
Rogue in RED Dice" also Fighting
Hearts" and news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
HOME.

Today and tomorrow. Cecil B. De
Miles The Nolga Boatman": Tues
day. Harold Lloyd In For Heavens
Sake" Aesop Fable and Pathe Re
view; Wednesday. Kenneth Harlan in
1.-The King of the Turf and Cliff
Bowes in Hanging Fire: Thursday.
Jack Holt il The Blind Goddess"
and Felix cartoon: Friday. Tom Mix
in The Yankee Senior" Glenn Tryon
in "Ukelele Sheiks" and Hodge
Podge": Saturday, Douglas MacLean
in That's My Baby" Sennett's
whispering Whiskers' and The
Radio Detective" No. 4.
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Continued from First Page)

Continued from First Page)
Interpretation of an Apache dance;
Helen Gallagher, star of the first
Uncle Sans Follies." to sing several
new songs as the Swedish Nightin-
gale" and Orme Libbey. who declares
he has a real find" in Elizabeth Cor
man, as his partner.
"A Connecticut Yankee" is one of
the funniest pictures ever made. 1t
is from the story by Mark Twain of
an American romping around in the
days of King Arthur. Lancelot and
Merlin. Harry G. Myers plays the
role of the Connecticut Yankee and
Rosemary Theby and Pauline Starke
have the feminine roles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
Next Weeks Photoplays

PALACE-Rex Beach's Pad
locked" featuring Lois Moran
and Noah Berry.
RIALTO-Marguerite De La
Motto and Charles f. Mack
in The Unknown Soldier"
METROPOLITAN - Conway
Tearle i'll The Sporting
Lover
COLUM BIA-Zane Grey's
Born to the West"
TIVOLI-"The Splendid Road"
Quo Vadis?", The Reckless
Lady and Rolling Home"
AMBASSADOR-"The Sport
ing Lover" The Splendid
Road The Non Stop Flight"
and Money Talks
CENTRAL-"Thc Volga Boat
man, THE Rainmaker," The
Blind Goddess and Three
Weeks in Paris"
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LEADER.

Today. She" with Betty Blythe,
also first episode of the new chapter
play starring Herbert Rawlinson. The
Phantom Police and comedy, tomor
row. Douglas Mclean in Seven Keys
to Baldpate." comedy and news; Tues
day and Wednesday. Zane Greys
wild Horse Mesa" with Jack Holt
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SAVOY.

Today, Betty Compson and House
Peters in Counsel for the Defense"
and Andy Gump comedy; tomorrow,
John Barrymore in THE Sea Beast;
Tuesday, Give Brook and Natacha
Rambova Mrs. Rudolph Nalentino) in
when Love Grows Cold" and Jimmie
Adams in For Sadie'S Sake; We'd
nesday, Matt Moore and Katherine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
CAPITOL.

To-day and tomorrow. John Barry.
more in The Sea Beast" first chap.
ter of Fighting Hearts" and news
reel; Tuesday. Edmund Lowe in
Siberia, comedy and news reel:
" ednesday, Owen Moore in Go
straight and comedy; Thursday,
Bert Lytell in THE Gilded Butterfly"
and comedy: Friday. Bob Custer in
1.-THE Riding Streak" and comedy;
Saturday, Fred Thomson in Hands
Across the Border" episode No. of
"The Winking Idol" and comedy.
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C0InN1

Today. William liaines and Jack
Pickford in Brown of Harvard;
tomorrow. Milton Stills and Doris Ken
yon in The Unguarded Hour and
Hal Roachs "Mife Tamers,A1- Tues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow, George Sidney
and Charles Murray in The Cohens
and kelleys," Aesop's Fables and
News Events; Tuesday. Clara Bow
in Free to Love-" Glen Tryon in
"A Sailor Papa" and Indian frontier
story, The Man Who Would Not
Die; Wednesday and Thursday. Ron
aid Colman. Irene Rich and Bert
1ytell in Lady Windermere's Fan"
Our Gang comedy, The Love Bug"
and News Events: Friday, Charles
Buck) Jones in Cowboy and the
Countess" Ralph Graves, "Off the
Trolley" and Pathe's Flashes of the
Past; Saturday. Marie Provost and
Kenneth Harlan. "Robbed Hair;
Bluebird comedy. "A Bedtime Story"
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LINCOLN-"OId Loves and New"

old Loves and New" First Ma
tionalS version of the novel, The
Desert Healer" by f.. NJ. Hull. will
be shown at the Lincoln Theater the
first five days of this week, with cast
led by Lewis s. Stone, Barbara Bed
ford and FULLY Marshall. The story
concerns a London diplomat whose
wife betrays his trust and moves him
10 take up the life of a nomad at the
edge of the Sahara. BY a strange
quirk of fate. his wife later crosses
his Path. and there arises situation
that is frauGht with gripping dra-
matte possibilities. Other roles are
played by Katherine Macdonald and
Arthur Rankin.
new Aesop Fable will be shown
FRIDAY and Saturday. Greta Nissen.
Lionel Barrymore. William Collier,
Jr; Mare MacDermott will be seen in
Paramount's production of THE
Lucky Lady" an original story by
Robert E. Sherwood, of Life" and
Bertram Bloch. directed by Raoul
Walsh. also Bobby Vernon in Chris
tles Page Me-" a Grantland Rice
spotlight" and Saturday the sixth
installment of THE Bar c Mystery. !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27

and Billie Dove, also comedy: Thurs
day and Friday, Dancing Mothers, I"
with Conway Tearle and Alice Joyce,
also comedy and news.
OLYMPIC.
Today and tomorrow, William Fox S
Siberia featuring Alma Rubens,
Edmund Lowe, Lou Tellegen; COM
edy; News Reel: Tuesday. Richard
Dix in Lets Get Married" with
Lois Wilson; comedy: Wednesday,
Alma Rubens and Bert Lytell in
THE Gilded Butterfly; comedy;
Thursday and Friday, 1.-The Johns
town Flood" featuring George
O'Brien and Florence Gilbert; com
edy and news reel; Saturday, Buck
Jones in The Cowboy and the
Countess; comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
APOLLO.

Today and tomorrow. Jack Holt and
Esther Ralston in THE Blind God.
dess" and Cliff Bowes In Hanging
Fire; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Adolphe A1enJou in "A Social Celeb
r1ty and Sennett's Whispering
Minister'S; Thursday. Jacqueline 10.
gan and Cullen lands in Peacock
Feathers" and Bobby Vernon in
Page Me-; Friday, George O'Brien
and Anita Stewart in "Rustling for
cupid and Our Gang" in "One
Wild Ride; SATURDAY.. Rin-Tin-Tin in
The Night Cry" Lupino Lane in
med in Gold and The Radio De.
tective,' No. 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
CIRCLE.


Today and tomorrow. Charles Ray.
Joan Crawford, Paris: comedy.
"Gimmie Strength; Tuesday, Li!yan
Tashman. John Bowers and Rock
cliffe Fellowes, Rocking Moon: We'd
nesday, Richard Dix, LOIS wilson,
Lets Get Married.: Thursday and
Friday, Our Gang in Better Movies:
Saturday, Priscilla Dean. John
Bowers in THE Danger Cir"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
EMPIRE.

Today and tomorrow, Pat O'Malley
and Virginia Nalli in Watch Your
Wife" and comedy, THE Clown
Prince" Tuesday and Wednesday,
Renee Adoree and Conrad Nagel In
THE Exquisite Sinner" and comedy;
Tuesday. surprise night; Thursday.
Glen Hunter in 1.-The Broadway Boob, 1"
comedy and vaudeville: Friday, George
Larkin in Rough Stuff" and Flight
ing Hearts" No. q. up and Wooling";
Saturday, Tom Tyler, THE Masque
rade Bandit; comedy, "Punctured Ro-
nance: episode No. 1 of THE Phan-
tom Police" and klddies' matinee
DartV
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PARK.

Today and tomorrow. Strongheart,
the wonder dog" in North Star"
with Virginia Lee Corbin and Stuart
Holmes; Alberta Vaughn In Fighting
Hearts" and Park News Events;
Tuesday. Dorothy Devore. Matt Moore
and Willard Louis in Three Weeks
in Paris" O'Henry comedy, East
Side. West Side: Wednesday, Marie
Provost, Give Brook and John Pat
rick in Seven Sinners" Mack Sen
nett comedy, "Sneezing Beezers." and
"Old Fashioned Fiddlers' Contest;
Thursday. Helene Chadwick and
Huntley Gordon in. The Golden
Cocoon" and comedy. "SneeZing Beez-
ers; Friday, Cullen Lands in Pioneer
Trails" and Our Gang in Your Own
Back Yard" also Charleston contest;
Saturday, Kenneth Harlan and Mary
McAllister in THE Sap" Imperial
comedy, Heavy Swells." and chap
ter of the "Winkins Idol" matinee
only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
CAROLINA.

To-day and tomorrow. Harry Lang
don. Tramp, Tramp. Tramp: Tues
day, Soul Mates" with Edmund
Lowe, Aileen Pringle; Wednesday,
The Gilded Highway" with Dorothy
Devore: Thursday. yellow Fingers
with Olive Borden; Friday. Wet
Paint" with Raymond Griffith:
Saturday. sally, Irene & Mary"
with Sally O'Neill, Jane Crawford
and Constance Bennett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27

Perry in 1.-THE First Year and
Helen and Warren" in Moving
Day; Thursday, Lewis S. Stone and
Anna Q. Nilsson in TOO Much
Money" and Aesop Fable; Friday,
Reginald Denny and Laura La Plante
in "Skinner's Dress Suit" and Cliff
Bowes in Somebody's Wrong; Sat-
urday. Fred Thomson in Riding the
Wind" Our Gang" in "One Wild
Ride" and Hodge Podge."
TAKOMA.
Today and tomorrow. John Barry
more in THE Sea Beast" with De-
lores Costello and George O'Hara.
Continuous Sunday from pm.
Matinee Monday at $3.50. Tuesday.
Mrs. Rudolph Valentino in when
Love Grows Cold" comedy and car
toon: Wednesday, Johnny Hines in
Rainbow Riley" and comedy; Thurs
day, THE Exquisite Sinner" with
Conrad Nagel and Renee Adoree;
1.-THE Dancer of Paris" with Con-
way Tearle and Dorothy Mackaill:
Aesop's Fable and Fighting Hearts
No. 5: Saturday, George O'Brien in
Fighting Heart" Aesops Fable and
comedy.
YORK
Today and tomorrow, Cecil B. De
Miles 1.-The Volga Boatman" and I'm
perial Male Chorus; Tuesday, Priscilla
Dean in 1.-The Danger Girl" and Lloyd
Hamilton in "Nobody's Business:
Wednesday, Helene Chadwick and
William Russell in 1.-THE Still Alarm"
and Felix cartoon comedy: Thursday.
Lewis S. Stone, Barbara Bedford and
Tuily Marshall in "Old Loves and
New" ana Aesop Fable; Friday. Rim
Tin-Tin in THE Night Cry and
Glenn Tryon in 1.-THE Hug Bug: Sat
urday, Douglas MacLean in That's
My Baby" Johnny Arthur in Home
Cured" and 1.-The Radio Detective"
No. 5.
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Photoplays This Week

day. Ronald Colman and Wilma. Banky
in The Dark Angel" and Cliff Bowes
in What Wife; Wednesday,
Adolphe Menjou in "A Social Celeb
rity" and Charlie Chase in Mama,
Behave; Thursday. Douglas Mac
Lean in That's My Baby" and
Johnny Arthur in Home Cured;
Friday, Tom Tyler in THE Mas
querade Bandit Lige Conley in
Cheap Skates" and Spotlight: Sat
urday. Raymond Griffith in WET
Paint" and Our Gang" in Your
Own Back Yard
DUMBARTON.
Today. Irene Rich, Give Brooks
and Louise Fazenda in "Compro-
mise, tomorrow. Alice Calhoun and
Robert Frazier i'm THE Other
Woman's Story: Tuesday, Johnny
Hines in Rainbow Riley: Wednes-
day, George O'Brien, Florence Gil
bert in THE Johnstown Flood;
Thursday, Dorothy Devore, Matt
Moore in "How Baxter Butts H.;
Friday. Richard Dix in Lets Get
Married; Saturday. Anita Stewart,
George O'Brien in "Rustlins for
Cupid"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
ELITE.

Today and tomorrow. Marion Davies
in Beverly of Graustark,' comedy
and news; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Fifth Avenue" with Margaret de La
Motto and Allan Forrest, comedy;
Thursday, Laura La Plante in THE
Beautiful Cheat" comedy and news;
Friday. Lon CLANCY, supported by
Priscilla Dean, in Outside the Law"
comedy: Saturday. Johnny Hines in
Rainbow Riley" also Fighting
Hearts" and comedy
The Washington times., 1926-01-02
SECURITY OFFERINGS
TAPER OFF At YEAR END

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE volume
Of new security offerings tapered
off as usual In the last week Of
the year, and market interest from
that standpoint was negligible; but
trading in the listed bond market
was brisk at times and the trend
Of prices was upward in spite OF
the unusually firm year-end money
situation.
1t lis generally admitted IN fin
ancial circles that a strong bullish
movement in stocks, with specula-
tive profits running into high
figures. Is quite apt to be followed
by an unusually heavy demand for
investment securities of all kinds.
Those who are speculatively in
clined, buy the second grade bonds
which promise income returns OF
from z to 8 per cent, while traders
who wish to conserve profits made
from stock speculation buy the bet
ter grade of prime Government. in
dustrial and railroad bonds, reserv-
ing only a portion Of their capital
for speculative purposes.
Evidences of this character Of
bond buying have not been lacking
in the last week or so.
The Washington times., 1926-01-02
Births, MARRIAGES, Deaths
Phone .Notioss 10 Main $780, obitpsly psak
DIR. STEPHEN HARNsBERGER
Phone Notices 70

Funeral services for DIR. stephen
Harnsberger, Is years old, who died
early yesterday at the residence Of
his son, Robert Harnsberger, 30OS
Eleventh st. N. w. will be held IN
the Catlett Presbyterian Church,
Catlett, Va, tomorrow morning At
ii O'Clock.
The Revs. George w. Crabtree
and A. L. Harnsberger will officiate.
DIR. Harnsberger, who was past
president OF the Virginia Medical
Society, was a graduate Ut the
Louisville School of Medicine, IN
Louisville, KY, and one Of the most
prominent physicians in the district
in which he practised.
For several years he was con.
nected with Johns Hopkins Uni.
versity Hospital in Baltimore, and
for 48 years was staff surgeon for
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
During this time he also served the
Southern railroad in the same ca.
pacity for rs years. Surviving him
are two sons: Robert. of this city,
and j. III. Harnsberger, Of Warren.
ton, Va; three brothers, j. b. Harms:
berger, OF Front Royal, Va; W. Il.
Harnsberger, of Grottoes, Va; =. M.
Harnsberger, of Jenkins, KY, and
a sister, Mrs. Laura Lewis, OF Penn.
bertOr w Va. W
The Washington times., 1926-01-02
OILS AND UTILITIES UP
ON CURB; NEWS RuLLlsH

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-oil and
utility stocks continued to move
UPWARD in the curb market today.
stimulated by active inside and
outside buying and favorable re-
pcrts from Industrial and COM
mercial sources.
The South American oils held
the center of the stage in the in
dependent oil group, with the
Lagos at new high prices Of IL
and "a, respectively; Carib Syndi-
cate at 15K. International Petro-
ieam at IS, Penn Mex at %. South
Tenn Oil moved up points to 1873,
Vacuum Oil, Standard OF Indiana
and other prominent oil stock
leaders sold fractionally higher.
Most of the active utility stocks
were in good form, with prices In.
clined to slightly higher levels.
south California Edison moved up
III to 1914, American Light and
Traction up 3, Commonwealth
Power up 1, Lehigh Power up 3%.
North States Power up i.
The Washington times., 1926-01-02
NJ D VE
BUOYANTLY.
BY w. s. COUSINS
international News Service


NEW YORK, Jan. 2.--Stocks
were buoyant IN the first session
of the new year, Notwithstanding
that it was a half-session sand
Wiched between a holiday and SIN
day. Speculative interest today was
largely centered on the oil and
motor stocks, the latter group being
featured by return to buoyant
activity of Chrysler, Mack, General
Motors, etc. Chrysler jumped nearly
10 points to 215 in the first period,
while the new stock made record
high at say. General Motors re-
turned to 100, and Mack Trucks at
153 was in new high ground for
the stock in its present form.
Record business was reported and
forecasted for the Industrial and
mercantile companies by Cutstand-
ing leaders in these enterprises all
over the country. Stock traders
displayed q confident tone, AMI buy.
ing orders for the market leaders
flowed in in good volume from the
outside points.
Woolworth and Sears Roebuck led
a new aGvancel in the mercantile
stocks. the former advancing 5
points IL. 216R and the latter up 4.
American Can rose to above 296
for a 4-point gain, and high-priced
market leaders like General Electric,
American Smelling, Baldwin, and
Sloss Sheffield advanced from ! to
points In fairly active trading.
Rails were conspicuously inactive.
The independent oil stocks main.
tanned their position as the most
active of the major groups, though
3TFsfnn Observation-Disclosures
compared with the earlier sessions
of the week. Speculative buying
was sufficient to absorb a good vol.
ume of profit-taking sales In Mar.
land, Pacific, Mid-Contineilt, and
other oil shares which have been
advancing briskly Simms, Sinclair
and other stocks which only recently
joined the rafly, reached new high
price Levels for the movement, also
the highest since February Of last
year.
Stocks OF the local traction and
public utility companies participated
In a sharp rally in the second hour
with most of the utility stocks re-
covering from the slump into which
they have recently been placed
Philadelphia Company. Federal
Light and Traction, North Amer
lean Company, Columbia Gas and
Brooklyn Union gas sold up from
to 3 points. Many Of the speciality
stocks. like National Biscuit, Ward
Baking, and Eureka Vacuum
Cleaner were active and strong
Delaware and Hudson sold up S
points on reports of impending seq
regation of properties with distrl.
button for stockholders, ami st
Paul stocks showed the effects of
good buying.
The Washington times., 1926-01-02
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Jan. Hogs sold
strong to 10c higher with demand
good from shippers. The supply
was / / 600 including 5000 left over
from Friday. The best light hogs
reached $12.10 with the bulk selling
at $1l to $l1.75.
Cattle sold steady with Friday
but IS to- soc higher than week
ago on steers. Some of the good
COWS and sheifers. are SO to 75c
higher than q week ago. Bulls
gained soc and calves 81 to 81.
Stockefs and feeders sold steady to
strong.
Lambs were mostly steady with
Friday and 25 to 75c lower than
HOEsWRsceipts, 5000: market steady.
t0c higher. Bulk &11@11.75: top,
s1a.Io; heayywelght, iIo.so @ 1l.4S ;;
Weight. sii6is.io; light lights, :11.io9
II. ~ heavy packing sows. -smo ~ g
1910 @e.7s: packing COWS rough, 500
s.ss; pigs, Sil;so@ l IL. ,n.,re, s,.adv.
calves. receipts 100: market STEADY.
Beef steers: Choice and prime. l.So@
1880: medium and good. TOOL; good
m sSs Shoief 4Sn SsC Butcher emo9 cattle:
Heifers. $500 10; COWS. ss.so@s: bulls.
4.6o07.50. Gamers and cutters: Cows
7 =. veal asl calves y 9lisht and handyweIsft3
Sl26I5; feeder steers e0S.45; stockeE
steers. $550@s.50: stocker cows and
heifers, $s.5o@6; stocker calves, $500
. sneep-Receipts. 5000; market steady.
Lambs, fat. $15.s0@16s25; Nambs. cults
and common. s11.60@ f3 SO; yearlIngs,
ewes: Cults and common, sos; feeder
lambs SIS 016.2b.
The Washington times., 1926-01-02
DANIEL A. P. MURRAY

Funeral services OF Daniel A. r.
Murray, 70 years old, who died last
Thursday at Freedmen's Hospital
will be held at st. Luke's Protestant
Episcopal Church tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
Mr.. Murray, who had been colored
assistant librarian Of Congress- since
1880, was b native OF Baltimore.
He came to Washington when he
was 13 years old as q senate EN-.
Thirty-five years Of his nfewe
spent. in the Congressional Library
collecting historical and blblio.
graphical data with reference to
colored races OF the world.
He served as chairman Of the
subcommittee Of the Mckinley in
auguration, and held that position
for three inauguratfons following
and was q delegate in 1908 to the
Republican national convention
which nominated Taft.
He was instrumental In drawing
UP the scheme based on research OF
foreign methods on assessment and
taxes for this city, which was en-
acted into the "trienniaI assessment
law of 1894
His activities, however, were not
confined entirely to affairs Of Con
gress, for as building contractor
he erected his own home, 934 8
street northwest, and over q hun
dred other city ana suburban resi-
dences.
He was given the honorary degree
Of doctor of law, which was con
ferred on him by the Wilberfcrce
University, for his research work
He was a member of the coIored
Oldest Inhabitants, the Douglas Re-
lief and Library OF Congress Asso.
Citations. Surviving him are his
wife, Mrs. Anna Il. Murray and four
children, George H., Nathaniel A..
Harold Il and paul ElvanS Murray
The Washington times., 1926-01-02
MINE UNION ACCOUNTS
FOUND $4,000 SHORT

WILKES BARRE. Pa. Jan. g.
Shortage of $4,000 in the accounts
of Local No. 1907, United Mine
Workers of America, of Pittston,
was reported by auditors at meet
ing of the 1000 members of the
local, employees of No. Colliery Of
the Pennsylvania Coal Company.
Examination of the records re-
vealed that checks totaling $4,000.
alleged to have been taken from a
bank by Michael Lynch, treasurer,
were missingA-~
Lynch is reported to have said
that a man, representing himself
as a member Of the auditing COM
mittee, obtained the checks from
the Lynch home during the alb
sence of the treasurer.
The Washington times., 1926-01-02

virglgise May. IS years Gaiiinger
caroIine B. Lee. So years. 24o7lk 4
st. ~. W.
Inez u, Bel, Is years Freedmeu's
james jefferson. IS years 1902 "
Alexander Han. 81 years 1918 WAL
ZACH Pi. ~. w.
xiphonzo sinkfield. 80 years. 49,
serena scott. 20 years. Gallinger
Austin jackson, 20 months. 2s1s
Ninth st. ~. w.
The Washington times., 1926-01-02
CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK
DEPOSITS ARE SOARING

A remarkable increase in deposits
will be- shown in the statement of
the Central Savings Bank issued in
response to the call OF the Treasury
for the condition of banks as of
December 81
According to officials of the bank
the last previous statement showed
deposits of, $50, 1926, while the
present statement win show de-
posits of $161,226.03, or an Increase
for the quarter OF ST. ,O93,5S.