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know that the action they are to take
Monday will be accepted at Washing
ton as an expression of the attitude
of the people of the great Central
West toward the question of farm leg
islation. The nomination of Senator
Rrookhart will convince the country
that the farmers can no longer be
deceived by mere gestures from
Washington and that their just rights
and interests cannot safely be trifled
with. The people of the great State
of Iowa thus have an opportunity at
one blow to assert their right to name
their own representatives in the Sen
ate and to have those representatives
seated, free to serve their people
without censorship from any other
quarter"
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ALLEGED PLOTTER
/. DENIES CHARGES
Man involved in Usage Muir.
ders Says He Was Forced
to Confess.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PAWHUSKA, Okla, June 5.-W.
X. Hale, alleged by Federal officers to
have been the master mind" OF a
plot to kill members of wealthy
Usage Indian family in order to get
their wealth, took the witness stand
here late today on behalf of his
nephew. Ernest Burkhart, who is
charged with the Staying of w. T..
Smith. Usage County rancher. Smith.
with his Usage Indian wife and d
servant girl, We're killed in an eXplo-
sion which wrecked their home March
10. 1923.
Hale related his experiences as a
cowboy from his youth in Texas and
Oklahoma. His present occupation,
he said, is that of a cattle man. He
leases 1000 acres of grazing land in
Usage County.
Denies Planning Murder.
He declared the first time he met
Asa Kirby. who is alleged to have
been hired to dynamite the Smith
home, was in a pasture where Kirby
was operating d still. Hale said there
were 80 or 40 persons present, who
had come "probably to get a drink" "
and that he had no private conversa-
ton with Kirby.
tie met Kirby two other times. he
SAID, but there was no conversation
relating to any murders.
Kirby was killed soon after the ex
plosion when he attempted to hold
up store in southern Kansas.
Forced Confession Charged.
Hale will take the stand again Mon
day to continue his testimony.
Burkhart ended his testimony after
denying all the charges that have been
made against him. which implicated
him in the Staying of Smith and Henry
Roam, an Usage Indian. He declared
that an alleged confession made a,
Guthrie. was signed when Frank
Smith. Federal agent, forced him to dc
50 at the point of gun.
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GIRLS DRESS AFIRE.
Daughter Seriously Burned b,

Sparks from her fathers cigar ie
nited the thin Summer dress of Viola
Frazier, IA years old. 1888 Gales stree1
northeast, last night, the dress blazing
up and causing serious burns to the
girl.
Viola was preceding her father OUT
OF the door at the time. The father.
William Theodore Frazier. and a rela-
tive threw coat about her and
smOthered the flames.
She was treated by a physician at
her home
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ADMIRAL MCGOWAN ILL.
Former Navy Paymaster in Hos
pital at Columbia, S. C.

COLUMBIA. S. c., June P).--
Rear Admiral Samuel MCGOWAN, head
of the South Carolina Highway Com
and former chief paymaster or
the United States Navy, is seriously
i'll at a hospital here, physicians SAID
today.
Admiral McGowan was carried to a
hospital Yesterday after he became i'll
on downtown street. His illness was
attributed to the heat.
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Forced Confession Charged.
For Autoists and yacationer

FOr AutOIhts ana VHcatIOnfrN.
Beautiful free pictorial book of Delaware
Tells of dabgbtful places for week end ioIr.
ncys and longer vacations Box SOB. Monroe
County Publicity Bureau. Stroudsburg. Pa
Advertisement.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

6. R. McABoY. WHO WAS WITH THE
American Ice Company for twelve years. is
now in the ice business for himself.
Home Office: ll16 D Street Southeast
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
hills other than those contracted by myself
and over my personal signature. GEORGE
A. IPONSIDE.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted other than by myself.
JULIAN D. WILLIAMS. 1906 Virginia
LADY WILL SHARE WITH YOUNG LADY,
:; room X. and b. apt The Commodore.
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING C. A. MAID
EMS. 3704 NV. tBurleith). Potomac
WANTED-A RETURN LOAD OF FURNI
ture from New York, Philadelphia or Balti-
mgr co SMITHS TRANSFER AND sToR'
PADDED VANS CoN,SSTANTLY RUNNING
ANYWHERE: also local moving. Call Col.
1867 for estimate. THE OK. MOTOR EX-
rEMENT WORK---CEMENT WALKS. STEPS,
coping, garage floors. por"hes
NORTHEAST CONCRETE CO.
CO.. 7th NE. Line 800. 81
100 MIMEOGRAPHED LETTERS ST. ACE
LITTER SHOP. 204 Dist. Natl. Blk. Bldg
2.sln
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u. S.-MExICAN RIFT
FEARED; PRESSURE
HERE IS INCREASING

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ANNUAL MEETING

ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the lot
owners of the Glenwood Gene
terry will be held in the blue
room, third floor of the City
Club. 1920 G street NV. on
Monday evening, June I, 1926,
at I 30 pm. You are earnestly
requested to be present.
BY order of
THE BOARD OF, TRUSTEES
CHARLES w. NORRIS,
President.
WILLIAM +. WISE.
Secretary.
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Guides flowers and decorations fulfil
every requirement. 1912 F.-Advel
tiSement
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THOMAS F. DAWSON.
CLAIMED BY DEATH.
Deputy Clerk of u. S. Su-
preme Court Stricken as He
Starts for Office.

Thomas Fitzhugh Dawson, 35 years
old, writer and deputy clerk of the
United States Supreme Court, died of
heart disease at the home of Mrs.
Victor II. Olmstead, Clarendon, Va,
yesterday. He was preparing to go
to his Office when he was stricken.
a native of Kentucky, Mr.. Dawson
came to Washington when he was
> years old 10 live with an uncle.
Thomas F. Dawson. Their executive
clerk of the Senate.
Mr.. Dawson was educated in the
public and private schools OF this
city and was later graduated in law
from Georgetown University. He en-
tered the office of the clerk of the
Supreme Court soon after Sradua-
ton, as a stenographer, later being
promoted to a deputy clerkship.
He was well known as a writer of
verse, published in magazines, and Of
biogra phical works. He was q mem
Der of the District of Columbia Bar
Association and the bar associations
of Virginia and Kentucky. He had
been admitted to practice before the
Supreme Court of the United States.
Surviving him are his widow. Mrs.
Grace Dawson, and a son, Thomas
Dawson.
Mr. Dawson served as an Army
field clerk during the World War.
Funeral services will be conducted
at Tabler'S undertaking establishment
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev.
John c. Ball of the Metropolitan Bap-
list Church will officiate. Interment
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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WIFE'S DEATH FOLLOWS
THAT OF HARTSHORN

Special Dispatch to The Star.
KENSINGTON, Md. January 10
Following the death Saturday of her
husband Mrs. Eliza HartShorn expired
Monday at her home here, victim of a
paralytic stroke.
Double funeral services were held
GOday at 1880 o'clock at Warren
Memorial Presbyterian Church here,
burial to be at Arlingtno with mil
itary honOrs.
Capt. Eden j. Hartshorn was a
Civil War veteran, SO years old; Mrs.
Hartshorn was 50, and prominent in
club activities. She was a descendant
of Roger Williams, and belonged to
the local chapter of the Daughters of
American Revolution. She was one
of the organizers of the Montgomery
County Federation of Women's Clubs
and its first president. She was also
first president Of the Kensington
Women's Club. She was secretary of
the State Federation of Women's
Clubs, and belonged to the Republican
Women's Organization. Five sons and
other relatives survive.
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Cards of Tbanks

tONNOR. l wish to express my sincere
thanks and deepest appreciation to the
many relatives. friends and neighbors for
their kindness and beautiful floral tributes
at the death of my beloved wife.
MICHAEL j. OCONNOR.
GASkINS. We wish TO express our sincere
thanks and deepest appreciation TO our
relatives and friends for their kindness
i ana beautiful! floral tributes during the
and father EMLIN GASKINS
THE FAMILY.
INNER. The family of the late JOSEPH
r. HUMMER wishes to express its sincere
thanks and appreciation TO their many
friends for their expressions of sympathy
and beautiful floral tributes at the death
Of our beloved father.
HIS FAMILY. 90
STYLES. I wish to express my sincere
thanks to relatives friends and neighbors
Tor their kindness during the illness and
Tor the sympathy and beautiful floral trib
utes at the death of my father. BENJA-
MIN STYLES
DAUGHTER. AGNES SHELLEY.
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BANKS Departed this life Sunday morning
5s - aEs' kings = % %Gloe ERS \
BANKS BANKS beloved son Of Ada Butler. He
and sif .,i and i' step father and
relatives and a host of friends. Funeral
viii he from the Galbrath Church Wed
neSfay at 80. Friends are invited to at
tend
BANKS. Dcnarted this life Sunday. Janu-
ary ~. 1926 at % am. at his = resi- 81;
BANKS IL i hinE to ct mourn Unit their S loss
devoted mother, sister brother, wife. step
Funeral wednes,,av, January January 90 90 at 40
nm; from Galbralth NJ. f. Church. Rev,
Battle. pastor.
star, Lodge 10, 40. / B P. 8. Eiks Of W
are hereby notified TO meet in session of
Pythian Building Arcade. corner 18Th
'PF the '" ER2E sa' BA ?if OF
m maT saGdTvioes e a be held WednG,7day jan
N. z, Church. located on 9th s. between
Il and Gd,1s,, SITS ny officers and members Fer
Temple. No. Q invited to be present. By
order OF u-r,
Attest: FLOYD c PAYNE. secretary
9 50 Nee e 4s 81 sstsT
Of Robert Bell Of Aiexand di1r' Va. and and
h nr y, 4, Of sarah u3a Bel Remains 9es.
29ol l4th st. NV. Funeral and interment
at Carlisle. Pa.
BoHA>N >, Suddenly at his home Mont;
Of Annie T. B9hannon. Funeral 'priyatel
az: January II at : pm Please emit omit
brown. Departed this life sunday, Jsnu.
a iIIyoi =. la58 at 1870 am s after brief
NV. RoBERT A, BROWN He sf leaves to to
Mourn thetE loss :, devoted wife. father,
Freddie Brown: loving sister-in- law
viii lie in state at the residence 81 Ms
cousin; Mrs, Nagcy Dardin. 1901 6th st
$50 pm the thence to Ma m 1I dnu[ a.
F. Church NJ St bet l5th and 10Th ST
l:5 e Ps%5s T., 3 si' At
BROWN Officers and nennhers Of Morning
are a6era hsre 1o n9ttied to meet in session q
pose OF arranging for the f fun 1af P aud
A. BROWN Thursday. January Il, at i
I'm. Metropolitan A. NJ. f; Zion Church
No 81 and Forast Temp So S0 q i h9fSe
,,,s, ' - H MgtLfA% %,?Sr a4.aRRIs E.R.
h' RI + Ne Menf d .,5 January Is 1929.
pariorSa los II 81. NV, Wednesday. Jan
uary 90. at : pm.
Bt IRIS. Members OF the Knights of Ct
Augustine are requested TO meet at CT
Aucustnes Church THURSDAY January -
lH26; at % a m. to attend the funeral of
our late brother. HENRY BJRRS Re
mains at 100 10Th st NV.
DANIEL SPRIGGS. President
FRANK GARNER, Secretary
BUSHR1D. Entered into eternal rest Tues
day. January 10. ut ] am. at her resi-
dence 364 Dixon, court s.w..- MARIA
Cooper. She leaves TO mourn her de-
narture three daughters. Mary f Minor.
John W. Bushrod: four Crandsons three
Erandfaughters and other relatives and
friends. Remains resting ut Tnhn T
Rhinos & Co. funeral chapel. Notice of
funeral later
CARROLL. All officers and members of En-.
reka Guild. No. ., of the Heroines Tenn
plars Crusade are requested to attend the
funeral Of our deceased princess HATTIE
l. CARROLL. of SIS 3rd St sw Thurs
day. January the 21st. at ! o'clock from
Metropolitan Wesley A NJ. f. Zion Church
y st. bet. 2nd and 3rd SITS sw Rev F r
guilds invited.
MRS. SARA E. CLINTON, P. c
SIR JOSEPH LEE. r. A
Mrs HICKS. p SeCtv-
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1875 Columbia road, tomorrow morn
ing at $50 o'clock and thence at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart Catholic
Church, where high requiem mass
will be celebrated at 9 o'clock, with
Rev. =. c. Gavan officiating.
Mrs. Crouch is survived by four
daughters, Mrs. ]. j. Luskey, Mrs. G.
II. Rodier, Mrs. J. c. Boyle and Miss
Rose Crouch. and four sons, Walter
F.. Crouch, jr.: Clinton J. Crouch, Mil
lard V. Crouch and George A. Crouch.
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Mussolini Foes Resign.

ROME, January 10 P).-Deputies
Giovanni Maria Longinotu and Clio
Vanni Gronchi have resigned as mem
bers of the directorate of the Popular
party, which forms part of the pc
litical opposition to the Fascist regime.
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day, pm, in the parish hall. The
guests of honor will be Surg. Gen.
| Ireland Surg. Gen. Cummings, Dean
| w. A WILDER, w. T. Mooney, Mr..
Williams, Comdr. G. r. Jewell, DIR.
Sinclair Bowen and stephen T..
Kramer, Musical program. Address
es. Rev. John J. Queally is rector
of the church.
| The Henry d. Cooke Home and
! School Association will meet Thurs
day, 8 pm, in auditorium of the
| school. Guest speakers will be
Representative A II. GaSque and DR..
+. G.. kimball. Refreshments.
Lincoln Post, G. A. r., will enter
| tain Lincoln Corps, Thursday evening,
| in Grand Army Hall.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Hamline
NJ. r. Church will serve dinner every
Thursday from to pm, beginning
January 81.
South Washington Citizens AssO-
citation will meet tomorrow, s pm,
at Fairbrother School.
! \ turkey dinner will be served I'm
! the chapel of Georgetown Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow from to I
pm.
The Home for Widows and Orphans.
! L. S. w. V. A. will meet tomorrow, 5
pm. for installation of officers.
W0men's City CIub.-The current
events section will meet tomorrow, 4:40
! pm. Grattan kernns, newspaper
| man, speaker. Mrs. William Il. Cham
berlin will be hostess.
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A Bows Reasoning.

From the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
boy moaned the morning after
Christmas:
Il can't understand why good things
like mince pie and plum pudding make
you sick while nasty things like castor
oil make you we'll Confound it, 1t
ought to be the other way about
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A club for the study of Christian

art will be organized tomorrow, s
pm, at 1912 Massachusetts avenue
Miss Margaret Lynch. associate ex-
ecutive secretary of the National
Catholic Welfare Conference, will pre-
side There will he no financial obli
cations attached TO membership. ANY
one interested in the study of the
great religious paintings Of the world
is invited to the meeting.
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MRS. CROUCH DIES.
Succumbs at Age of 81 After a
Brief Illness.

Mrs. Margaret Crouch, 67 years old
and a lifelong resident of this city.
died at Providence Hospital Sunday
after a brief illness. Funeral services
will be conducted NJ her residence,
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Deaths.

WOOD. Officers and members OF Morning
star Lodge. No 90. D. B. p Q. Elks Of
in session of sorrow Tuesday night
January 10. at 8 o'clock, Pythian Bldg
Arcade. cor. 18th and U SITS. nv; for
and burial Of our deceased brother, HOW
ARD WOOD. Funeral service to be held
Wednesday. January 90, at pm. al
the, Morris Cater undertaking parlors. cor
2nd and F sts,- s.w. Officers and member
Temple. No o. invited to be present. By
WILLIAM D. HARRIS. r. R
Attest.
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FOUND.
LOST.

DoG-Red. medium sized breed unknown;
without collar Phone North 6412.
lost.
Probably in taxIcab. findcr
return to IS ST. ne. Phone North SLOW
RAG,,-Ladys black and white at Potts
seen to DICK II uD kindly notify Adams 635i I:
BAR PIN-Faqcy platinqm. 81 diamonds
and spR Z nv NV or in BaSk
White tai LITERAL reward elf II returned
BREAsTPIN. black cameo. with gold rim and
hook on top. Owner be found. 6i7
south Carolina ave sc. 90
BEADED BAG-Lady's brown. Finder
please return TO Palace Theatcr box Office
bEAGLE PUPPY--smalI. white. with brown
spots answers TO the name Mac" Reward
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BRACELET White gold flexible with plat
Lawn 's 'a"aA5 phone North HeT Siw 1908
name is.,.,. Teddy: reward sci 9Th st sc.
los, Saturday between Police court and IAN
and 81 II found can Adams 25s5
BUNCH OF KEYS-Near I4th and [ Is
st NV "''' '''ioeF ''eaSe re'u'" I" "ol /
nQG-very large Collie: has white breast,
white feet answers to name of Rover: sick
hid pet Finder, please call 452 n st
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GLASSES-At Losw's Columbia. sunday
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s Ada1,. a asaF Keith's TheateF. Reward
spot on ear: answers name "Trixie'': strayed
from i251 HamlIn st ne sunday: no col
and some valuable papers. with address
1000 sth st. NV. Finder please return to
22ls Flagler NJ. NV. Reward
RING. Knights Templar. in washroom of
Congress Hall Hotel Finder please return
TO Office at Congress Hall Hotel.
SILK SLIP. tangerine coIored. on 18th st
bus. Return to 1924 18th st Reward
Phone Frank. 1919.
SUIT CASE: small. black patent leather. M
p. Hankins' on back. Finder return TO 1909
F ST NV. or phone Main 1871. Liberal
reward. 20.
WATCH-Lady open face. gold: e y p
circle monogram. Ethel p. Baum 1920
Harvard. or American National Red Gross
REWARD for information leading to return
OF 9.month- old police dog: collar reads Own
er. George 7. Bell. jr.. 2G1S 32nd st NV:
Cleveland i077. Name. Tommy: light brown
sp0t on side.
DIAMOND PLATINUM BAR
PIN-Between sd and Wvo-
ming avenue and Metropolitan
Theater. Reward. Return
Randall Fl. Hagner & Co, 1921
| Conn. ave.
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The Center for Psychic DEVELOPMENT

will meet tomorrow, 8 pm, at the
Playhouse. DR. Jane b. Coates will
speak on personal development. All
welcome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19
The Washington Society of Engi-

neerS will meet tomorrow, SIS pm,
in assembly hal Of Cosmos Club. NJ.
O. Leighton will address the society
onon Good Helpers and Poor-Also
the Clamorcrs. Shall We Dismiss the
Good and Install the Poor in our
Power and Light Service"
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Study class tomorrow, 8 PM, at
United Lodge of TheosophiSts, 1871
X street. All welcome.
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Uptown Ladies' Auxiliary, ArziOn
Hebrew School, will have its second
annual dance, s o'clock, at Elks' Hall
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Women's Alliance of All Souls Uni

tartan Church will meet Friday, i
am. Mrs Lyman b. Swormstedt will
speak on welfare legislation in the
District. Luncheon. / pm.
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\ Civilian luncheon will be given
January 2G at the Children's Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19

Lincoln Post will meet tomorrow, >
D M in c. A. r. Hall
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The Connecticut Avenue Citizens
Association will meet tomorrow, s
pm, = { All Souls Parish Hall
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The DahIgren Terrace Citizens As

ISOLATION will meet tomorrow, s pm.
in the Social oyster House. Twelfth
street and Rhode Island avenue north
east. Election of officers.
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Everett Sanders, secretary to the
President. will address the Indiana
Society Friday, $50 pm, at Rausch-
er'S. Dancing.
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Senator Capper will speak at the

Senator Capper will speak at the
installation banquet of Potomac
Grange, No. l, Thursday evening at
the City Club. Louis j. Tabor OF
Columbus. Ohio, master of the Ma
tional Grange. will install the officers,
assisted by Gov. Robinson of vii.
mington. Del There will be promi-
ucnt speakers.
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The National Fellowship Club will
give an Informal dance Thursday
night at the Washington Hotel.
Visitors welcome.
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Charles Shepherd. geneaIogist, will

be honor guest of the historical group
II the District League of American
Pen Women tomorrow, S pm. at the
clubhouse. 1909 II street. Miss Jean
Stephenson chairman. Members and
friends invited.
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DeathS.

BANKS. Departed this life Sunday morning
January IL 1925 at II .55 O'Clock at his
residence. AS Kings court. ERNEST
BANKS. beloved son Of Ada Butler He
leaves to mourn dear mother one brother
and sister-in-law and step-father and
relatives and host Of friends. Funeral
Will I've from the Galbraith Church Wed
nesday at l 80. Friends are invited to at
tend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19

CARROT l.. All officers and members of Fu.
reka Guild. No. .. of the Herones Tenn
plars Crusade. are requested to attend the
funeral Of our deceased princess HATTIE
day. January the 21st. at ! o'clock. from
Metropolitan Wesley A. NJ. F. Zion Church
y st. bet. 2nd and 3rd SITS. sw Rev F r.
Watson. pastor. Grand and subordinate
MRS. SARA E. CLINTON. P. c.
SIR JOSEPH LEE. r. A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19

\ turkey dinner will he served I'm
the chapel of Georgetown Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow from to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19

The Woman's National Democratic
Club will give the second of its series
Of lunCheonS at the clubhouse. $40
Connecticut avenue, tomorrow. Rep
resentative Rainey will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19

The Young Peoples Society of the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION, Gal
latin street, will give a banquet Thurs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19

TERRELL. Departed this life Monday Jan
1405 Monticello ave. ne. BERTHA the be
loved daughter of Robert and Maggie Ter
reI in fun triumph of faith. she leaves to
mourn their loss two sisters. Louise Cat
man. Mabel: and two brothers Claude and
Garrett. and a grandmother: a host OF
relatives and friends Funeral Thursday
l pm. from Mt. Oliyet Baptist Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19

The Ladies' Aid Society of Hamline
NJ. r. Church will serve dinner every
Thursday from 5 to pm, beginning
January 81.
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pOG-Red. medium sized. breed unknown
without collar. Phone North 6412.
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D q as.-.< zs@zaa aDEsa /. u L ae d < z =
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South Washington Citizens AssO-
citation will meet tomorrow, s pm,
at Fairbrother School
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Lincoln Post, G. A. r., will enter
tain Lincoln Corps, Thursday evening,
in Grand Army Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19
WILLIAM D HARRIS. E R
Attest

BELL Monday. January 10 1925 AT the
rcsIdence q his sister. Mrs, n /. Pierce,
453 New York ave. n. W. GEORGE s. son
Of Robert Bell of Alexandra. Va. and
husband of Sarah J. Bell. Remains rest
ing at N" :. II. Hines Co. funeral home
29ol l4th ST. NV. Funeral and interment
Carlisle