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Deaths.

LEWIs: THURSDAY March -, 1897 at, a, his 4.
TTeSdSgoe Ts.,s,s isa3, 9th st. nv: PHILIP
HsrTs and Ns nss e92ees Brown s Ss and JoDh
John and Mary Lewis. Funeral SUNDAY.
March & a. az Rm from the Mount y..,i0n Zion
at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral mar
Tors, @@22 Georgia ave. NV. 20
LINDSAY. On Wednesday March 23 1897,
81 opDt PIN RaT,e az her TG TGTdfTpRs TRSE 4oS xn
beloved wife OF Michael W Lindsay and
dRanshte1r Of Joseph and Elilzsbeth doman
from ST. James Catholic Church, Mount
Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. =
1927, at Los Angeles. Calf. IDA A.. be
loved wife of the late David F. McGowan-
Notice of funeral hereafter.
NEWTON. On Wednesday. March 30, 1927,
J., beloved wife, OF Frank 4. Newton and
mother. of Emily, Frederick and Marvin.
Mrs, B. F, Sta9b. 20 4; !. aye. NV APT.
~. Saturday March 70. at 2 pm. Rela-
wood Cemetery. IS
PI,UNKETT. Friday. March 25, 1927, az
her uncles residence. Michael Nolan, 1915
Se ' late Peter AE2 piHnEe ne NosSe Soysd Of Ys era
hereafter.
RIDLEY; Suddenly. on Thursday March
BENJAMIN w Reid Funeral from
s al seoe 30 residence pm Rsvss sns snd,
invited. Interment Congressional Gene
terry.
RUPLT; On "Wednesday, March - 23,, 1927,
services at GSwieT's chapel. i7ao Penn
syIVama ave. NV. on Saturday. Marcn
20. at pm. lnterment private.
SMALLwOOD. Departed this life suddenly
Wednesday, March %. 1927, at 9:4o pm
JENNIE p. SMALLWOOD. beloved daugh-
ter of James o and Amanda Smallwood
Henry Smallwood. Body. resting tenn
porarily at the funeral parlor of Annie +
Holloway, l2l IA st. s.w. Notice OF tu-
neral hereafter. 20
TAYLOR. Departed this life Monday,
March 21. 1927. at S:45 am. at her
residence, 974 Florida ave. NV. MARY
LSdia ~ Brown. VIZ Emma Es"t Jones ne d and wfiiis
Ann Gaines. Remains resting at W.
Ernest Jarvis funeral parlors, 2222 Geor-
Rla ave Funeral SUNDAY, March ~. :
pm. from First Baptist Church. sherman
ave. and Lamont st. NV. 20
| WATERS. On Tuesday March 22. 1927. at
| 10 pm, JOHN FRANCIS WATERS Of
Fses m John Td s 6fSSea and daRsf Rn,h
Waters. brother Of Thomas Waters and
| Susan Hall. Funeral March 90. o. am.
| solemn high mass at Church OF Our
| Lady OF Perpetual Help. 18th and Morris
rd. s.e. 25'
WILSON. On March "a, 1927 at hia home
| Upper Marlboro. Mds SYDNEY Y,,: b.: son %
%.1ns % Mas a and ths late weTs "a
| 10 am. from ST. Marys Church. Upper
Marlboro. Nd.
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mosSer FaNSY a NSSYYnEp EpRYTS RYTS OF who my dfsi sd
March 25, 1885. forty-one years ago.
HER HER SSoN. son n2f n2LEc 5c't {. BRYANT.
BEosSAf K fsrfd & OH{S Who |GiS Gsd
March 25. 1919.
May her soul rest In peace.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER.
CLEMENTS IN sad but Icying TsmssT%ss51SRRsSs CT ZEN s1RS
who passed away March 25. 1925.
Tfi'ed iii the or terrible we Word st last -,
Told my stricken heart he was out OF pain
his And dsfEspbaUGHFER fis 6sfyHaFE R1rE R1a
Mrs. MARIA A., EDIE, who passed away
FER Kyfa65 a{S 'GdAsE GSdAsEaTTRs MTfFeRR a 2Nb Son
brance Of our dear mother, AMANpA
LYLEs HENDERSON ~ Th9 % dsggssssted dfgss this
son. SS"J ). H. II. PYLE PSi ED'z AND FAMILY.
JAMESON In sad but l9yiHT lnTr rememhran3se 1smhsnS
OF our dear motneF; enc h0saE ysaE STn today'
March 25. 1926.
Has gone and left us behind.
But for .us.she did her best.
HER I6yTNG u z = SoSSss SSSSs RicH1RD AND
JEFFRIEs. In loving rememsrance Of our
dear son and brother, JAMES LEE JET
FRIES. who departed this life twelve years
ago today. March %. 1915.
| And our dear mother. MALVIEA JET
FRIES. who departed this life ten years
'' THE FAMILY.
Loved ones thou art waiting
To Join us the shore.
Where the angels wait to greet US.
To guide us to our home.
ROSS. In sad but loving remembrance of
Nrrp nnfh hnr md EiGfa T.
who departed this life two years ago to-
day. March 25. 1925.
Gone but not forgotten.
THE FAMILY.
SMITH. In loving remembrance of our
dear wife and mother. JOSEPHINE
SMITH who departed this life seventeen
years ago today, March 20. 1910.
Just when life was the sweetest
And she could have lived her best
The gates of heaven opened
And God called her home 10 rest
HER LOVING HUSBAND AND chill
VAUGHAN. Sad but loving remembrance of
mother. MAHALA VAUGHAN who de-
parted this life one year ago today. March
Today recalls memory
OF loved one laid 20 rest
And those who still remember her
Are those who loved her best
HER DAUGHTERS. EMMA AND ELLA.
son. DARCY. AND NEPHEW. LOUIS
FULTON.
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FOREIGN.
= "NNEdH NNaNs
. Greenwich time. today.)
Pleads Guilty to Shooting.

Phynes Perry, colored, who shot
Policeman Zeno r. Wright in the arm
when the officer placed him under ar
rest February 10 as a suspect in the
felonious attack on Mrs. Daisy We'll
ling in the Capitol grounds, pleaded
guilty to an indictment charging an
assault with a dangerous weapon
when arraigned today before Justice
Hitz in Criminal Division 2. Phynes
also pleaded guilty to four charges of
housebreaking and larceny in stores
and private homes. He was re-
manded for sentence.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia--Fair with
lowest temperature about 35 degrees;
tomorrow increasing cloudiness and
warmer
Maryland and continued cold
tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudi-
ness and warmer.
Virginia--Fair with frost mostly
light tonight; tomorrow increasing
cloudiness and warmer.
West Virginia-Fair and slightly
warmer tonight: tomorrow increasing
cloudiEess and warmer.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer pm. 40; pm,
3s; II midnight, 80; am, "a; am,
35; noon, AZ.
Barometer pm. 30.11; pm,
30.15: ~ midnight. 30l4: 4 am, 30 16;
s am. 301S; noon, 30.12.
Highest temperature. At, occurred
at noon today.
Lowest temperature, 81, occurred at
6 am. today
Temperature same date last year
Highest 76; lowest. As.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide, 6:58 am. and 1856
pm; high tide, 2;28 am. and 1850
pm.
Tomorrow--Low tide, 1852 am. and
8:55 pm; high tide, 1:18 am. and
1:43 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today~Sun rose Cos am; sun sets
6:24 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:04 am. sun
sets. 6:25 pm.
Moon rises 1928 am; sets 1914 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at Great Falls at 8 am: Tenn
perature, 70; condition, muddy.
Weather i'm Various Cities.
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identification subscribed 10 either by a
notary public. an officer of the Amer
lcan Legion, veterans of foreign wars.
disabled American veterans of the
World War. the American Red Cross.
or some other organization recognized
in the veterans act.
The application. under the instruc-
TONS to be sent out. should then be
forwarded by mail to the regional Of
nee OF the bureau nearest the resi-
dence OF the veteran, and that office
VIII make the check covering the loan
TO the address given by the applicant.
veterans are advised not to visit a
regional office in person. the belief be
ing that better and more prompt serv-
ice VIII be obtained by mail.
More Workers Unnecessary.
No additional personnel is con.
templated by the bureau to carry on
us new venture. Existing forces. if
is pointed out, more than once have
neen called upon to administer new
laws enacted by Congress in the in.
.erest OF veterans, and Director Hines
peleVes they can tackle one more
without a supplementary force such
as was organized after the bonus law
was passed
Aside from the reginal and sub Of
noes special disburSing agents at the
veterans hospitals also will be author
lzed 10 make loans. but only to patients
ana veteran employees in such institu
tionS.
On the theory that this service is
nothlng more than a supplementary
one to that of the nations banks
whlch originally and still are author
lzed to loan money to veterans or
their bonus certificates. Director Hines
hopes that only those former service
men who have failed to negotiate loan.
with banks will apply to the bureau:
offices for financial relief.
Although banks generally were re
luctant at first to grant bonus loan,
because of what they claimed was tot
much red tape and for the reason tina
most applicants We're not depositor,
Where they sought loans, these institu
uons, on March IS, had made 345, ,2OI
advances Of this character totaiins
32,472513.
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at Casualty Hospital Tuesday follow
ing an illness of several months.
For many years after the close of
the Civil War, Capt. Brown was en-
gagged in the real estate business in
Buffalo. He came to Washington
several years ago and moved to Ban
croft, Va, where he had his home
during his last illness, recently.
He entered the Virginia Military
Academy at the age of i6 and In
April, 1861, he went to Richmond to
drill troops under Gen, Stonewall
Jackson. Later he joined Stuart S
Horse Artillery with which outfit he
served in the war. At the termina
tion of hostilities he had reached the
rank of captain.
Cant Brown is survived by 4 sister.
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Deaths Reported.

Helen Ashby Gibbs 93 Presbyterian Home
Jennie Mattoon Parker. "a. 1109 East
George Wilmer Brown. "a. Casualty Hos
J. octavia Wright SO. Providence Hos
Anna Rebecca Dove. SO. 714 22d st.
Albert N. smith. 6S. Providence Hospital.
John N. Stevenson. So. s36 varpum st.
Ann Rebecca Gilbert, 60 1914 11th st.
Henry Marchant, 63. 1910 Goth St
David Melnick 90. 2Q23 n Allen pl.
Addie Bliss Albro. Al. Roosevelt Hotel
Lillian Heislip: AZ Providence Hospital,
Ruth Martinek Cd 8 r ProvidenGe Hospital.
John Francis Waters, 66. 1899 Summer
Irene Nash, 60 Galinger Hospital
Augusta James. 80. Freedmens Hospital.
Ernest r. Hawkins. 55 Emergency Hos
pital.
Edward Lee. 45. Freedmen's Hospital.
Sadie Belle Archer. 80, 1921 1st st.
Lille Smith, 32, 1910 4th st.
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MISS ISABEL SMITH DIES,
Navy Library Worker for 81 Years
Is Buried Today.

MISS Isabel Smith, library assista mt
ana former librarian of the NAVY De.
partment library. where she had been
employed for 81 years, died in Emer.
gency Hospital Wednesday. Funeral
services were conducted In Gawler's
chapel today at $40 o'clock. Inter
ment was private.
Miss Smith was considered espe.
ciaily expert in Navy genealogical re-
search and was officially commended
Tor her work in connection with the
removal of the departments library
from the State. War and Navy Build.
ing TO the new Navy Building sew
eral years ago.
She was a native of Mississippi and
was graduate of the Georgetown
convent School. A sister, Mrs. Cath.
crime w. Cooley Of this city, survives.
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MAIL CLERK SENTENCED.

Raymond T. Bland, a former postal
clerk was sentenced today by Justice
liitz in Criminal Division to serve
two years in the penitentiary, but was
paced on probation for that time. He
admitted secreting four letters from
the mails addressed to Dr. Bernard
a: Mckenna, in charge of the Shrine
of the Immaculate Concention ar the
Catholic University, December 24.
probation under a suspended sen.
tence of one year at Occoquan was
extended by Justice Hitz to Roberta
anderson, who already. has been six
weeks in Jail. She admitted the lar
ceny or a coat worth SIPS from the
ary 2. ~
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IVETER ANS BUREAU DEVISES PL AN
TO FINANCE LOANS ON BONUSES
Insurance Funds to Be Invested In Certif-
cate Notes and Paid Through
Postal System.

Lacking S25 900, 900 as a result of
the failure of the deficiency bill. which
amount was to enable the Veterans
Bureau to make loans direct to World
ar veterans on their adjusted serv-
ice or bonus certificates, Director
Frank T. Hines has found a way
whereby the loans can be made. and
his plan will be placed in operation
a week from today
Funds to be utilized for the loans
will be taken from the converted in
surance fund, premium payments to
which, by veterans, had been, until
recently, invested in farm loan bonds.
The amount accruing to this fund
for investment has been tOtaling
about $3,000.000 q month, and this,
together with any additional money
becoming available through the in
surance fund, over and above the
amount accruing for investment, will
be placed to the credit of the bonus
loan fund.
Transfer Is Investment.
The converted insurance fund is not
going to suffer, however. by sacrific-
ing its investment moneys to take
care of the bonus loan emergency, Of
ficials pointing out that the transfer
of funds represents simply another
FORM OF investment or insurance pay
ments of veterans. 1t is conceded,
though, that many of the bonus loans
will not be repaid. in which event
their amount. in addition to the inter-
est. will be deducted when the long
term bonus certificates are liquidated.
Regional offices of the bureau
throughout the United States and sub
offices at Manila and Honolulu will
have charge of the veterans loans and
arrangements have been completed with
the post office department whereby it
will place it's facilities at the disposal
of the bureau in making available to
veterans in their local communities
blank application forms for the loans.
POstmasters To Aid.
Veterans wishing to obtain loans
are advised to apply after April 1 to
their local post Offices for such a
form. After filling out this blank
veterans must have a certificate of
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Mrs. Marion Armstrong, or Chevy
Chase, Md. and several nephewa and
nieces. lie was IA cousin OF DIR, WI
liam IL. Wilmer Of Jehns hopkins
University, Baltimore.
Funeral services were conducted In
the Church of the hplphapy at so
O'Clock this afternoon with huriai 10
be in Arlington National leneterN,
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Deaths.

AikE harsb d aRaepaGsSa7 ieS7 this ,o life wednssdaZ
hA9RSEs' hr6ISsS q tfoTsmerly of ~ 5lst s.
son; Funeral Sunday. March 81. fror, fro y 1sC Tsa;
10th st. Sc. at pm.
s fs DPsrtfs st S this life f. TTgsfday Tue Mareh
SRRE SSR Il bzRNEs x htsfr wfa long e. RffS william Ts
devoted husband four daughters. five 1S sons !
~ grandchiidren. one cousin and a host
a ard sn9 D;I at IT. Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Brown HsW, cron On q Tuesday, March 22. 1927.
the late Rev. Richard r. and Marion r
Brown. Brown Remains resting At the pariors OF
Funeral from the Church of the Epipbany' aUy'
st. between 18th and 14th sts NV,
Of The, Confederate veterans "i and f Alumni f1if
mon, 0r " N. l. =; are invited to attend. Inter
ment at Arlington Cemetery.
boiHea5AaNaN ie5a Al Rsepsrted th this iii life March "a
Christian faith william m IN H. BucHHNAS ButTcl4HnHpN9A q
Notice of funeral later
ANAfs ARTAuD' BYRNE sS at 1iso% sMashlT1gttS11 IL gto1
ana Stysae az III s Army servs
CHRIsT0PHER. Entered I'M into p'et~ etsrna, ~o rsst
her RGRs FsgldsPSf re Columbia w. ALICE Ali e
and 6eloyeG @otResa nj EResne Of Mereeds ehsdte
gregafjon cbnrcbb bb'nn'' Irom Lincoln Con-
at $50 saIlH & hi rfifNIdRsnef $Ss Balls Court
Saturday. March 20, from a1i Holy Redeemsl RSae9sl
hnst ~ devotnd am. friae ne leaves to mourn a
ESHELMAN. special communication nj
S{sssssSS hs9sf 20 ass & Mach q
Clarendon va for the opa parposs s,o%s of a,idad Hall
ing ing ,s The funeral of our late brother G. W.
z6sI s. h S5ssE Of Ras ae ssse sssy
TsstGences MaFSh "a 4adi 5gs5 On a. q,
NJ beloved Husband Of 81 carmia caiM tFFGnAz2 FGFazzi
father of Frank, J. !Fugazzi. Mary A.
Myers and s Iouise BsesebeI BeGehert hfsn fnnerS
5s from his o late residence. Monday March
Suehe where e mass hsfGe S be- to sdd HG yt SOsay
tives and friends invited to etsHtd attend ssia s.
'AahkATH TSsuGeSd'y ysEHsOss HscSs Fl JEWEL Rfz
maFGn ao e Dn cemsss1 EEsnd
lKnoxville. Tenn. papers please copy.j
GRAHAM; ssI sIsa;,o.' March 2s, 1921; 7:So pm, at
Joseph josephine GraMham; M;1: Remains resting in
s from st. Matthews Church. Please omit omit
washington. p. c.. MARY LATHRoP.. :.
daughter of. the late MAI. Cen s. H.
ment IN Buffalo. II. 7. f'' anu in'er-
JOHNSON. Departed this life "Wednesday
March %. 1927. at $3.50 am. in full
JOHNSON. leaving to. mdkrnl his loving iShas;
wife,. Marguerite johnson, and four
daughters. Ella Jones, Julia CLARK. Doretta
Smallwood. May Ellis. thirteen grand
children one niece, four nephews a host
Of relatives and friends. Funeral Sunday.
|. March "a, at o'clock pm. from Beth.
lehem Baptist Church. corner Nichols ave
and Howard ave. Anacostia, d. g. o6s
JONES. On Wednesday, March %, 1927
SAMUEL STIDMAN. beloved husband oi
Margaret Jones. Funeral from his late
residence. 646 Hobart pl. NV. on Satur-
day. March 20. at 500 Am. REQUIEM,
| 3 o'clock. Relatives and friends inYtted
1ntegment Mount oltve8 CsmeteRR Ak3N
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Tampico Police Strike

MEXICO CITY, March 25.--Tampi-
co is without police, says dispatch
from that city to Excelsior. The news
paper says the entire police force has
struck and left its posts on account
of the non-payment of salaries.
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ARMS CUT DRAFTS
FORWARDED TOU.S.
Gibson Announces British and
French Plans Have
Been CabIed.

t1 FNH AHhONIattd Press.
GENEVA. March 25.--The complete
texts of the British and French draft
treaties on the limitation of arma
menta, presented to the League of Ma
ttons preparatory commission on dis
armament several days ago, have been
cahied Ia Washington.
This was announced today by Hugh
Gibson. American Minister to Bel
sium M the session of the commission.
lie added that he expected within a
reW days to present the American
views on tho subject. as the United
states desired to contribute its full
share to u solution of all the delicate
problems.
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Seventy Die in fiaads

Ri ENOS AIRES, Argentina. Msreh
% Cp> Floods ia tulaA rraNlnaa, lh
the extreme northwest at Afsautina.
have caused the death at mtaa shan
20 nApsOnS
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MOMATT. We. wish TO express our sincere
ness shown by the numerous re reiatives
hIehds hhIIehds and fellow comrades of our dear
husband and father. JAMES MOWATT.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER
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CAPT. G. w. BROWN
TO BE BURIED HERE
Confederate Veteran Expires After
Lengthy Illness-Rites Are
Held at Church.

Capt. George Wilmer Brown, 81,
who served with the Confederate
Army as Artillery captain in the Civil
War under Gen. W. II. +. Lee. died
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

Washington Chapter, American So
ciety for Steel Treating, will meet, =
o'clock, in auditorium of the Interior
Department, DR.. d. A. Lyon, chief
metallurgist and supervisor of station,
United States Bureau Of Mines, will
sneak of Nationwide Activities of
the Bureau of Mines" Visitors vel.
come.
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East Gate Chapter, o. e. s., will
have a card party this evening in
East Gate Masonic Hall.
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The Child Health May day commit
tee will meet, 3 o'clock, at 1O2:
Eleventh street.
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Federation of Civic Associations
will meet, o'clock, in boardroom OF
the District Building.
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ID. G. Chapter, American Wal
Mothers, will have a benefit caro-
party, 8 o'clock, at Hotel Hamilton.
Evening star., 1927-03-25

The EdmOnds Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation will have a card party,
o'clock, in the school.
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The Missouri Society will meet, 8
o'clock, at the Washington Hotel. Col.
John F.. Dillon, radio commissioner,
will speak and Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchison
will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Paul
RIeyden,
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General Call Likely.

Prospects for the calling of Il gen
eral disarmament conference by the
league next Spring are increasing.
strong insistence was heard during
yesterdays proceedings for publicity
Of all sessions OF the proposed d1sarm-
ament conference.
Peace talk apparently has not yet
affected warlike preparations. 1t is
remarked that France recently elab-
Grated nationwide mobilization
scheme as an emergency measure.
Swiss Plan Defense.
Even Switzerland, whose neutrality
is guaranteed, is working out defense
plans. Orders were issued yesterday
covering the potential mobilization of
the automobiles of foreigners. These
would have to be sent to specific points
on demand.
Prominent Swiss admit that military
preparations are going on, including
the manufacture of war material, but
insist that they do not know the rea.
son for them.
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The Big Sisters of the District will
meet, o'clock, in the rectory of st.
Patrick's Church.
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The Mid-City Citizens Association
will meet Monday, pm. in Thomson
School. Maj. w. e. r. Covell will be
the guest and speak on Public Util-
tiles of the d. e." Musical entertain
ment.
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The Corinthian Yacht Club will give
a dance tomorrow evening at Ward
man Park Hotel.
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E0UNIl.

BRINDLE BULLDOG, male. white face white
feet and short tail Apply Wash. Animal
Rescue League. $40 Md. ave. s.w.
FOX TERRIER, female. white with tan spots
short tail Apply Wash. Animal Rescue
League. $40 Nd: ave. .s.w. s.w.
PURSE lady's. containing money, March Ia.
Address Box 220-M. Star once.
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The Progressive Club will have q
500 card party and euchre tomorrow
evening at Woodman's Hall, "a Grant
place.
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FUTURE

FUIUhE.
The American Association of Uni
versity Women will present Bee
thoven program in commemoration OF
the hundredth anniversary of the
composers death tomorrow at S15
pm. Miss Mary Isabel Kelly has ar
ranged the program.
Evening star., 1927-03-25

The pool and card committee Of the
University Club announces the annual
handicap cowboy pool tournament for
the club championship early in April.
Entrants are asked to notify the Office
before March 81. No entry fees.
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RIDLEY; Suddenly. on THURSDAY, March
"a le25 at her her, TsssI,d,en@Ce sI, nee .s i4ie . i,. =.
q Cornelius W. Ridley and daughter OF
20. at 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Congressional Gene
Evening star., 1927-03-25

The new method of ripening fruits
by the u$e of ethylene gas has proved
50 satisfactory that it is being widely
adopted by growers Of oranges and
Evening star., 1927-03-25

PLUNKETT. Friday, March 25, 1927, az
her uncle's residence Michael Nolan, 1918
y ST NV, MARY. the beloved wife OF
the late Peter Plunkett. Notice of funeral
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The Rhode Island Avenue Citizens
Association will meet March 80, s pm.
In Sherwood Presbyterian Church
Hall. Representative Gibson of Ver-
mont will speak.
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