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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-01-07

Roberts Rules of Order shall be the manual of
parliamentary law used by all departments of this
organization.
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ARTICLE IL
National Conventions

Section 1.
The National Convention shall be the supreroa
legislative body of the Organization
Section 2.
The National Convention shall he hola 49,.
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By Marx Lewis Federated Press
By Marx Lewis, Federated Press

nation against provoking execu
tive policy.
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Department of the Organization. The basis of
Representation shall be:
Junior Councils: One delegate from each COun-
Gil
Councils: One delegate for each Council and
one additional delegate for every 10 dues paying
members.
Council of Action: One delegate from each Com-
ell of Action.
The members of the State Councils and the
National Directory as we'll as the National Off
GERS shall be ex-officio delegates to the Conven-
ton.
All members of the P. F. of A. in good stand
ing, shall be entitled to attend the Convention,
shall be entitled to voice their sentiments, but
none but accredited delegates shall be entitled to
vote
Section 8.
The Convention shall have power to abrogate,
abolish or amend the National Constitution by a
majority vote.
Section A.
On the last day of Convention, the delegates
shall elect the following officers, who shall hold
office for a period of two years:
! National Director.
National Secretary.
| National Treasurer.
National Education Committee of persons.
Section 5.
The National officers shall be required to give
a bond, to be approved by the National Directory
for the faithful performance of the duties Of
their respective offices.
Section 6.
The National Convention delegates authority tt
all subordinate Councils to adopt Bylaws anC
rules for their better regulation and government
provided that such Bylaws do not conflict will
the provisions of the National Constitution
Section Z.
The National Directory shall decide all jurisdic
tional conflicts between Departments of this or
ganization and shall have power to interpret thu
Constitution during the time between Nationa
Conventions.
Section 8.
The National Convention shall be held ever
two years beginning 1929.
National Educational Committee
Section 8.
There shall be a National Educational Commit
tee of three presons, elected at the same time a
other national officers, who shall oversee an
superintend the educational work of the organiza
tion
ARTICLE IS
Recall
Section 1.
Any Department of the P. F. of A. shall hav
: power to initiate Recall, where 25 per cent 0
; the membership send petition to the Directo
of said Department asking for the Recall of an
officer.
Section 2.
On the Receipt of such Petition the Secretar
shall give notice to each member that the Reca
of such officer shall be made special order Q
business at a meeting held not less than one mont
after the receipt of such notice. m - - $3.50
Section 8.
r The voting at all Recall proceedings shall b
by ballot and two-thirds vote shall be necessar
to recall such officer.
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phists. 7OS Hill Building. Seventeenth
and 7 SITS. N. w, s:15 p. m.
Card Party-For benefit OF the
Sacred Heart Home tor the Aged
st. Martins Hall, 1912 North Capitol
St, 1890 n m.
Meeting-Central High School Par.
ent-Teacher Association, Central High
School library. Thirteenth and Cliff.
Luncheon-By mrs. Robert Lansinu
for members Of the International AS.
scciatton of Policewomen, New vii.
lard Hotel, 1880 ,. m.
Lecture-By Paul Poiret illustrated
by mannequins. National Theater. 4:3t
p m.
Joint services-Fourteen Mt. Pleas
ant and Columbia Heights churches
at the Mt. Pleasant Congregations
Church, 1410 Columbia Rd. N. w, {
p. m.
Lecture-"Dogma of the Immaculate
Conception and the shrines Of the
Blessed Virgin Crypt Of the shrine
Of the Immaculate Conception, Catho.
lie University, S:15 p. m.
Meeting-Daughters of the King
Chapel of the Good Shepherd, Sixth
ST., near H St., N. E.. p m.
Lecture-By Sigmund Spaeth or
"Jazzmania, Musical Analysis Cen
tral High School auditorium, Thirteenth
and Clifton sts:. N: W., p m.
Marks Parish House, Third and A
LectureIBy William Estep an "Th.
Yogi Philosophy Of Life" Java room
Franklin Square Hotel. p. m.
Benefit Performance--St MaPRaret'l
Committee ot the Episcopal Church
Home, Metropolitan Theater. 3.15 p. m
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DEATHS

Frederick Muller. 81 years, ;Os r st
n W.
Jane r: CouIbourn, IS years, 1896
Massachusetts Ave. n. W.
John ". Reid. 81 years, 1lis Lamont
st. n. W.
John D. MiIligan, T years. u. s
Naval Hospital.
Daniel Glascoe, rs wears, TuOerculosi'
Hospital.
Annie NJ. Hunt. rs years, 1883 La
Amslia Fleming. rs years. Home fol
George f. williams, 1 years. 57o'
Fourteenth st. n ".
John T: Smith, sb years 2o2s Port
Alice N. Robinson, 50 years, Apart
ment 401. StoneleiEh Cts.
Abraham Block, 53 years, siblsy Hos
Adele Russell. rs years. 1891 EtEhti
Matte NJ. solden. u years. sos :
St. n W.
susi. A. smallwood. w years, Gal
linger Hospital.
Margaret Lowery. H years Tuber
culosis Hospital.
Lillian L: Fri'by. H years. 1872
Thirteenth ST. N. W.
Alice Butler. ~ years 2eoS H ST
n W.
Arthur Kent. IS years, st. Elizabeth
Marie white, 80 years. carscn's pri
vate Hospital.
Ethel Thomas, so years, 11sO Firs
ST. N. W.
Edward Baker. years, Emergenc
Hospital,
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ROMPING AROUND THE RADIO DIALS
,Rv GARDNER MACK

WMCA-NeW YOrlk-S1O-37O
$50 D. m.-Golden's ORCHESTRA,
1890 D. m.-Varied program.
p. m.-Vocal; dance orchestra.
10 b. m.-Musical program,
1880 D. m.--Little symphony.
WSEA-NOrf0lk-1l
D m-Dinner concert.
D. m.-Musicale.
D. m.-Hour of music.
10 .. m.-Suffolk Studio recital.
II D. Morgan.
IL o. m.-Night Club dance music.
WCAU-PhiladeIph
$40 D, m-Kerr's Orchestra.
7;30 .. m-Instrumental Trio.
D. m.-Felin's Hawaiians; Partaii
Four.
q D. m.-ColumbiA Hour.
IL n. m.-OrEan; Cheer-Up Club.
IRdeIphiA-S9O-6 -608.s
$40 p. m-Ben Franklin Orchestra
7 D. m.-IJncle Wtp: birthday list.
adelphiR-50O-5OO.H
7:30 D. m.-WOO Trio
S:2O p. MI. w. c. I. Band.
9:O5 .. m.-Addrsss. Medicine Al
a Career"
s:2s p. m.-Fox Theater Program.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

James L. BaiIor. 2s. and Anna Kelly
IS. The Rev. Aquila sayles.
Rufus Wilson. 81. and Florence wal
lard. 10. The Rev. John r. Scarborough
John II. Carter, 81. and Luella welch
Is. The Rev. Y. A. Davis.
Rufus p Traylor, 81. and Cora r
Grisshy Nash. 90. The Rev. ]. Mil
ton Wsldron.
Harry Meade Rlanksnship. 30. ant
Lucy Virginia Crawford. 10. The Rev
James c. Bosworth. 80 and virsini,
6; sutherland. "a The Rev. charle
Wood.
Leonard D. wooster. 20. and Hilda E
vollin: rs. The Rev. Hugh Kerr Fulton
william Carter r1umby, 20, anc
Marjorie Farwell Stevens. 10. The Rev
william A. Lambeth.
Fred ". Rade, 81. and Bonnie D
Warren, -. The Rev. J. F. wenchel
Jeskie Sheffield, rs. and Lille Ma,
Machen. rs. The Rev. Alexander Will
Joseph Short, ~. and Geneviev.
Steward. "a. The Rev. James c. Banks
Thomas Joseph Cronin, %. Ansonia
Conn, and B. Cecilia Catherine MUIR.
ply, 20. The Rev. Francis x. Cava,
Michael R. Nehr. 20, and Emma A
Beach. 20. The Rev. 7. e. Briggs.
Sidney Bard %, and Rose Sha piro
~. both of Baltimore. The Rev. j. T
Loeb.
william e. Sinclair. 2s. and Doroth,
c, Sautter. ~. both Of Baltimore. The
Rev. H. NJ. Hennig.
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Norway King HonOrs
American Scientists

For their scientific research in thu
realm Of terrestrial magnetism. DR.
John c, Merriam, president of Car
negie Institution. and DR.. Louis A
Bauer. director of the department
Of terrestrial magnetism Of the in
stitution, will receive decorations
from King Haak IN of Norway mex
Saturday evening.
Insignias of the Order Of st. Olav
first and second class, respectively
will be conferred upon Drs. Mer
riam and Bauer, by Alexis Lundh
counselor and charge d'affairesS o.
the legation, before group Of sci
entists and Government officials al
6 p. m. in the Wardman Parl
Hotel.
King Haakon. himself interested
and informed in the study Of ter
restrial magnetism, has upon sew
eral occasions paid glowing tribute
to the work Of research executed b!
tbs Carnegie Institution.
The Washington times., 1927-11-02
SELECT COUNTY
VOTE JUDGES

ARLINGTON COUNTY. Nov. ,.
Claude o. Thomas, clerk to the
county electoral board, announced
today the following list Of judges
and clerks for the county election
to be held Tuesday: Arlington pre-
cinct: Judges, c. H. Bowbeer, Basil
DeLashmutt and James W. Head;
clerks, Mrs. Lucille Hester and Mrs.
Ruth Lowell. Ballston precinct:
Judges, o. J. LePrevost, H. B. Gil.
bert and Foster Hagan; clerks, Mrs.
z. e. Speer and Mrs. Jean Cum
mings. Carne School precinct:
Judges, Arthur Walker, e. w. Cusf1.
ing and Henry Thomas; clerks. H.
p. Simpson and Milton Elliott.
Cherrydale precinct: Judges, James
r. Mccormick, Ernest M. Shreve
and M. w. Thayer; clerks, Mrs.
Grace Donaldson and Mrs. May r.
Jinkins. Clarendon precinct: Judges,
Arthur J. Porter. J. Thomas Man
ming and Ernest g. Baldwin: clerks,
Mrs. Myrtle Melnick and Mrs. Doro-
thy Brashears. Del Ray precinct:
Judges, e. D. File, H. J. Price and
John r. Harding; clerks, Mrs. Mamie
e. Crump and Miss Edith B. Gar
rett. East Falls Church precinct:
Judges. William w. Rucker, William
clerks, Mrs. Jessie Moran and Mrs.
P. H. Smythe. Glencarlyn precinct:
Judges, G. 6. Davis, Edward Bal
~ Tnba f.
Mrs. A. G. Chew and Mrs. n. r.
Breidenback. Rosslyn precinct:
Judges, w. o. Pickett, o. w. Boxley
and Maynard Carlisle; clerks. A. B.
Evans and Thomas e. Gilbert. Vir.
sinia Highlands precinct: Judges,
e. J. Skidmore, Roy NJ. Reeves and
William Lee Allwine: clerks, J. W.
Clayton and W. r. Kidwell. Lyon
Park precinct: Judges, n. 3. Med.
ley. T. P. Gary and Frank Kelley;
clerks. Mrs. Joseph Haley and Mrs.
George Davies.
The polls will open at Sal and
close at 500 p. m.
With a parade through Washing
ton and the county, followed by
speaking, a barbecue. fireworks and
dancing, the citizens tomorrow will
celebrate the turning on Of water
into the mains from the DaIecarlia
reservoir. Walter u. Varney today
said that all arrangements have
been completed.
Among the speakers will be Rep
resentative r. Walton Moore, John
r. Saunders. attorney general of
Virginia, and Lieut.. Col. L. 6.
Grant Sd.
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LOCAL PROGRAMS
WRC-Washinrton--4sa

ii a. m.-Betty Crockers home serv-
fee talk; Isabel Brylawski Violinist and
.'Making Beginning" by Edward R.
11;5S a. darlington time signals.
10 m.--"Farm FIashes'' prepared b.
the United States Department Of Agrl-
culture.
1910 p. Morgan recital from the
Homer L. Kilt studios.
p. m.--Sidney and his Hotel May
flower Orchestra from the Mayflower
4:so p. m:-Manhattan Trio. N B. c.
p. m.-Jaussen's Hotbrau orches-
ira. n. r. c. feature.
n, m.-Ouartet of the shrine Of the
Sacred Heart under ths dtrectton ut
Mary Louise sullivan. Mabel L3timer
o'Lons. tenor. and William r. Cross
7:sc p. m.-GeorEe Halls orches-
tr.., \. 3. {: .. feature, Eso,,., Rv,.. ,,d
ford, n. 3. c. feature. wEAF.
$40 p. m.-Musicalities by the
National Light Opera Company, N B. e
feature.
n"9" P m.1Asolian Recital from
p. m.-Howard Correct Time
from N. B. c. studios.
- p. m.-Ipana Troubadours. from
N. B. C. studios
$3.50 p. m.-Goodrich zippers. from
~. B. c. studios
1880 p. m.-United States Weather
Forecast, courtesy of Betholine.
1890 p. m.-Meyer Davis Swanee
Hyncopators from the Swanee Ball
room.
Observation-Disclosures
.. m.-"News Flashes" from our
Times Herald studio
flb n. m.-Phn Gilman and Victor
Arden, feature artists at Polls this
week In Funny Face" will give
Brunswick speciality piano act from the
Jordan studio.
7:4k p. ms-'Ths Brunswiek Pana.
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BEST PROSPECTS

I p. m.-saered Heart Quartet.
Washington, WRC (46s).
p. m.-WBAL Ensemble, Bal.
tlmors, WBAL (2s5).
a:45 D. m.-United States Army
Band Washington. WMAL (242l.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
D. m.-waldorf Astoria Or
chestra. New York, wEAF, WRC.
WCAE ~~@
1880 p. m.-Ths soconians with
Van and Schenck. New York.
WEAF. WAR, wGR, WTIC.
3 D. m.--ChAmpion Sparkers,
New York, WIZ KDKA. KYW.
WBZ, wBZA. WLW. WJR, KSD.
$40 D. m.-Asolian Recital. New
York, WEAF, WRC, WEEI, VITO,
WILT, wGY, WGR. WCAE. WTAM.
WWJ,. wSAI, WLIB, kSD. WCCO.
Voc. WDAF.
. p. m.-Ipana Troubadours. New
York. WEAF, WRC: WEEI; WGY.
wGR. wcAE, WV WLIB' KSD,
wCCO. wTAM. woo. WHO.
WsM, VINO, WsB, wBAP: Irma
De Baum. soprano, with orchestra.
WIZ and Blue Network.
s:SO p. -m.-Goodrich Upper
Orchestra and SilvertOwn Quartet,
New York. wEAF. WEEI. WAR.
WTAG, WCSH. WILT. WGR,
WCAE WTAM. wWJ wSAI,
WGN. KsD, WCCo. voc. wDAF,
wHAS. wSM. VINO. WSB; In
the Garden Of Versailles" WIZ
and Blue Network.
1880 p. m.-Campus Carollers.
New York, WEAF, WCSH, WSAI,
WHO.
DANCE ORCHESTRAs
1880 o. m.-Swanee Synco-
pators, Washington, WRc (4Ss).
IL D IN. Vincent Lopez and
His Orchestra from tha Casa
Lopez, New York. WEAF t491.6.
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BIRTHS

David and Jennie Mostow. boy.
John W. and Margaret Reiss. girl.
Albert r. and Virginia Harng. girl
William II. and Fannie Ritter. girl
Ellwood and Ruth l.. Childs. girl.
William A, and Helen |. Moore, girl
Harry and 1rms r. Anthony. girl
Maurice F. and Hannah n. Adamson
girl.
Maurice l.. and Helen A. Brswton
girl.
Eugene N. and Edith NJ. Walker.
girl
Louis A. and Johana spess boy
Charles V and Margaret O'Brten,
boy.
Jerry and Edna Wolf boy.
Robert 4. and Lillian e. Philipson,
boy.
Tuba and Elisabeth Disilvestrs. boy.
Harry and Bertha Wolf. boy,
Freeman E. and Frances E. Ballard,
boy.
Gilmore o. and Mary e. Hartman.
girl
George G and Bessie Elms, girl.
Charles H. and Alexandrine franklin.
girl
Frank E. and Grace LinnelI girl
James w. and Ssllie A. Cline, boy.
William and Helen NJ. Flippo boy.
William A. and Lillian Marshall. girl
Alfred NJ. and Sarah Tyler, girl.
Hugey ana Ida Joiner. girl
The Washington times., 1927-11-02

trope Hour. sponsored by Washington
dealers. Program: 7:46 to sos p. m.-
D. m.-Featuring popular music.
$3.50 D. m.--From the Lounge of the
City Club Grand Concert by the U.
8. Army Band. Capt. Curtis d. Away.
commanding; Capt William J. stan
nard. leader: Thomas F. Darcy. second
leader. -.
10 n. m-'Latest News Flashes"
from our Times Herald studio.
-WashinrtOn-2O4
o. m.-Orchestra.
sis u nl.--Address Power Of
Interest in Oddfellowship" by Lemuel
H. windsor Grand Master. |. o. o. r.
$50 .. m.-Miss Grace Richar rds,
soprano soloIst accompanied by Mise
Elsie Jones Douglas, pianist.
s:45 D. m.-CarbauKh Concert Co.
s:15 .. m.-Wm. Hauft baritone
solo.
$50 .. m.-Tenor solo. DR.. A. l.,
Simpson.
s:45 D. m.-Duet Dr. A. L. Simpson
and VIM. Hauft.
The Washington times., 1927-11-02
NEARBY STATIONS

WDWM-Asbury Park-lI40-263
8, p. m.-surprise package; Harmony
sp. m.-sea Girt Inn Orchestra.
10 D. m.-Patterson's Orchestra.
II p. m.-Studl0 Hour.
WPG-AtIaBtic City-1IO-272.6
7:0S o. m.-Dlnner Enusic.
7:35 p. m.-Casino dance music.
$40 o. m.-Chelsea Concert Orches
$40 y. m.-world Wonder Excursions
.. m.-Traymore Concart Or.
chestra.
9So o m international SerenaaerS
10 p. m.-Vocal and Instrumental.
1880 o. m.-Casino Dance Orchestra,
ills D. m.-Silvsr Slipper Dance Or
chestra-
WBALs-BaItiRorS- 1853
9 p m.-sandman.
$50 p. m.-DinneF orchestra.
1880 D. Morgan,
8 p. m.-WBAL Ensemble.
p. m.-WJZ program
10 D. m.-WBAL Orchestra
WOR-Newark--71O-
p. .-LevitOw's Orchestra.
Sp m.-Correct time.
3 p. m.-Columbia Network.
II p. m.-Alamac Orchestra.
WEBJ-New YOrk-lI70-156
z p. m.-Dance music: entertainers.
WEAF-New YOrk-SIO-t9?
p. Waldorf Astoria music.
y. m.-Synagogus service.
1870 p. m-Nan and ScheDck; the
SocOuians.
$3.50 p. m.-Aeolian recitaiA
3 y. Incorrect time.
? p. m.--Jpana Troubadonrs.
$40 m.--Tipper Orchestra and
Slvertown Quartet
1880 D m.--Campus Carnllsr&
IL 0. m.-Hsgan Orchestra.
WHN-New YOrk-16O-38i.S
D m.-CottoD Club Orchestra: en-
tertainers
9p m.-Vocal ard instrumental
10 p. m.-Roseland Dance Orchestra.
II p. Morgan
11:30 .. m.-Silver Slipper Orchestra.
~ nn.-Frivolity Club Orchestra.
WJZ--New YOrk-66O-4B4
$3.50 y. m-Jeddo program.
p m.--Geo Halls Orchestra.
1925 p. m.-1ohn 3. Kennedy.
1880 p. m.-Geo. Halls Orchestra,
p. m.--Champion Sparkers.
$40 p. m.-Sylvania Forssters.
9 p. m.-Spotlight hour.
10 p. m.-New Record Boys.
1880 p. m.-Astor Dance Music.
WNYC-New YOrk-57O-526
7:S5 p m. -WNYC Air College.
Sis p. m.-Song King.
$3.50 p. m.-Lewisohn Music Course.
S:46 p. m.--Mme. Wood Musicale.
The Washington times., 1927-11-02
MAI, r.. 7. WEISET,

Funeral services for Major Ed
mund Turner Weisel, L s. A. re-
tired. who died Monday in his
home. 1927 Nineteenth St. n. w,
were conducted this afternoon at
1:30 o'clock at the funeral parlors
Of Norval K. Tabler. a2s NJ. St
n. W. Interment was in Arlington
National Cemetery.
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w. II. WHITE

Funeral services for William H.
White. IS years old. lawyer and
banker Of this city who died Sun
day at his home, 1929 Park Road.
\. w. were conducted at his late
residence this afternoon at 2
O'Clock. lnterment in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1927-11-02
What's Doing:
When, Where
TODAY

Meeting-The Virginia Society, at
the Washington Club. p. m.
Reesption-womsn's National DEM
Inhabitants of the District of Column.
bia. Old Union Engine House 1880
p. m.
Card Party--Iineal Society, United
Semn,. SPanlsh ,oie War x,n,y Veterans; Pythi.n m
y. m.
MeetinE-B Board Of Education. Frank
lin School building. Thirteenth and
SITS. n. W.. $50 n m.
MeetinE-GsoloEical ,eL,r,s Society. in the
building. Nineteenth and Sis. n.
Lecture-sy Dr.. John Hayps,
Holmes Holmes pastor of the communlty
IsuFcni ia14 st~ st Yorz at the PLAYHOUSE
Meeting-Serseant Jasper Post, M.
- American Legion, at the Thorn
Circle Club. 1925 Massachusetts Avs.
Card party-rhe Kickapoo Club. sc2
Pennsylvania Ave. N. w. $3.50 0. m.
Meetine-George Baldwin Mccoy Unit.
american Women's Legion, Church of
the Covenant. 1880 a. m.
-, ,Meetine--Washington Society of En-
Club; Madison Place and H street
Northwest Sis Q. m.
uncheon-optimist Club, Hamilton
Luncheon-Rotary Club, New Willard
Hotel. 1880 p. m,
Luncheon-fions Club. Mayflower
Hotel, 1880 p. m.
Bazaar-Mt. Vernon Lodge, No. sss,
| Ladies Aid to the Brotherhood Of Rail-
| way Trainmen, Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie. Eighth and r SITS N. E.. & D. m.
Dance-New York State Society. New
Willard Hotel, 8 p. m.
Musical and entertainment--wsst vir-
l'0l ST. n. w. .. m.
Lecture-By the Rev. Or. H, n.
Cranage. of Cambridge. England. to the
Washington Cathedral Committee, at
the home Of Mrs. Hennen Jennings,
2221 Massachusetts Ave. N, w, 3 .. m.
Meeting-District of Columbia Pub
tic School Association. board room. Dis-
Lecture-By william Estep, on Con.
centration and Meditation" Java room.
Franklin Square Hotel s D m.
Joint Servtces--Foureeen churches of
Columbia Heights ana Mount Pleasant
at the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, 141O Columbia Rd. n. W., 8
p. m.
Chrysanthemum Show-Departmen of
Agriculture greenhouse, Fourteenth and
B SITS. s. w, a. m. to 8 p. m.
Meeting-Lincoln Post, No. 3, Grand
Army of the Republic, Grand Army
Meeting-Argo Lodge. Independent
munity Center, o. nj.
ConventiOn--National Crime Commits
sion, New Willard Hotel, 1880 a. m.
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|pany's Warehouse 41s-426 Tenth Street
IN. w. Washington, D. c.. to enforce liens
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MRS. J. G. THOMPSON

Funeral services for Mrs. J. G.
Thompson, IS years old who died
Monday in her home, 1918 Hobart
ST.. \. W. were held this morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock in st. Andrews
Episcopal Church. Interment was
in Newhope, Pa.