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New Britain herald., 1927-12-10
SPORTS fIASHES

ny tHO Uniteu preee.
 Lincoln, Neb-Elmer Holm. lines man, and Blue Howell, halfback, were elected football captains of the 1928 University of Nebraska foot ball team. to succeed "Jug" Brown. Topeka, Kans.-Ace Hudkins, Me- braska boxer. was reinstated by the Kansas boxing commission on pay ment of $500 flne for alleged par ticipation in | fixed" bout. Chicago-The Chicago White Sox announced the purchase of Roy Wilson. southpaw. from San An t,nio of tho Texas league. Washington. Pa.-etewart Scott, Yale end. wired Andy Kerr. ". | J. coach. his acceptance of an invita- tion to join tho All.Eastern football tean in its game with the AL Western team December 9s. Nov York-Ailler Huggips, man ager If the New York Yankees saId Art Fletcher vas not to leavp the Yanks to become manager If the Cleveland Indians,
 Cambridge. MaA.-1hs Boston university basketbali team Asfea&eA the HarWrd team 37 ts 20.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10
DARROW LEADING
 DUSTY SHOOTERS
He and Frank ArbOul Only One;
 to Remain With Big Fiye'

"Harmy' Darrow, guard or the corbn Screw team in the Y. M. C. A. industrial league went into Un- disputed lead among individual SCOT CTS in the league by his offensive work in the game against Eafnir Bearing company last Tuesday night. II" and Frank (Hank) Arbour were the only players who were able to stay among the 'Blg Five after last Tuesdays games.
 kamnsiy. Bucherri. and Marseli, Landers players dropped out of the select circle and were replaced by Yakubowitz, Corbin Screw forward, Al Haylick, Fafnir Bearing company forward. and Joe Jasper, F. & r. forward.
 Darrow has made 10 field goals and two foul goals for q total of o2 points. Joe Jasper, Two Point" Abramowitz. and Paul LaHar are each tied for the lead in foul shots
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

 
NEW BRITAIN TO BATTLE
 WATERBURY FIVE TONIGHT

State League Season to Open at Arena - Locals Pre- pared for Hard Battle - Suffer 37 to B Defeat at Hands of Atlas in New Haven-Furious Contest is ENpected-Brass City Team Forms Strong Con,- binaiOn-Grls' Teams in Prelim.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10
HOLYOkE AGAIN DEFEATS LOCALS
Early Lead Gives Paper City
 Hockey Team Victory
Standing
Games Tonight Mcriden at Waterbury. Holy0ke at Wallingford.
 Results Last Night
1. MarideD O.

Waterbury 1, Meriden c.
 Tho Holyoke Roller Hockey team pinned an 10 5 defeat onto the New Britain quintet last night in a game played in the Paper City. The Holyokc team jumped into the lead in the first period with four goals 10 one for the locals and this proved 10 be too much for the Hardware City five.
 The New Britain team continued 10 show improvement in its team play although the Holyokc forwards were able to get more goals. The defense work of the Holyoke scrap pers was the feature of the contest because on every drive. the New Britain players would bring the ball to the Paper City cage only to have the drive turned back.
 The Waterbury team which de- fcated New Britain here Thursday night in q hard-fought contest, de- featcd the Mcridcn Maroons last night 10 in Meriden. The Brass City rollers bottled mp Meriden' S high powered attack and thereby set the league leaders back a game. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

l'lt guard
 The New Britain basketball team will open up its home play in the Connecticut state basketball leagu" tonight at 2 o'clock at the Stanley Arena wh'n lt meets the Waterbury team. The visitors are rated as ono of the strongest combinations in th" league and they are out to give New Britain q trimming in is first leasup home start.
 Tine Brass City contingent will be icd by Captain Shcehy whose worI, on the chalkcd court Is we'll known 10 Hardware City fans, Sheehy will be in guard position and as h. ls starring in the eamoS so far played this year. his work will be watched with interest tonight. Paired with him in the back court is Magncr. former Penn star who makes a great running mate for the master Of dribblc.
 "Lanky" McNamara whose work against the National Guards last year while he Was q member of tn" Meridcn En1ocs. helped greatly in defeating New Britain, will be al center and this means a night of real work for Jimmy Iak2eWskL Dunn and Hclnic Darlington. tho two for wards who carried he St. Joseph team through last s"ason. are ratel as among the fastest performers on the court and they will be danger ou- H1 all times.
 The Waterbury ',am is u combiu- Htion Of both the St Jors and the Brooklyn A. (. ily" with the hest men from both qulntets on Inc tram.
 New Britain will use its first string lineup in the game and every ,.lort will be made to get a good lead early in the game. The local contingent is anxious 10 get back th" game lost to Plainficld last Sat nrday night and with both quintc'e leadv for d tough session. an excit i12 game is In storo for the fans.
 The preliminary will be played be tween the Stanley Rule X Level ani the Stanley Works girls teams. This will begin al o'clock and the main attraction will be put on about o'clock Dancing will follow
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

Score, Holyoke s, New Britain. 3.
 Pushes, Pierce :, Hart S; stops, Lovegrecn 65. Blount 5l: fouls, Ar riuda. Referee, Mcdonald.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

New Brita,n
W atcr|Jtlr,y
New Britain

Score at half time, New Britall 19; Atlas 20; referee, Waters.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

HolyoLe New Britain Hart ....,... IF ......... Pierce St. Aubin, Douville 2r .. Alexander Jean ......... ....... boucher Arriuda .... hb .... Nuirhead Lovegreen ..... E ....... Blount
 First Period
 Goal Won by Gagged by Time Holyoke St. Aubin .16 2 Holyoke Hart l.59
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

Davenport. Ia.--Wolcott Lang ford, Chicago, shaded Red Uhlan. California. G0).
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

Greenbay. Wis.--Al Van Ryan, S, Taul. defeated Bill Hall, Chicago G0).
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

Cambridge. Mass.-1hs Boston university baskethali team AsfsatsA the HarWyd team q te 90.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

Oshkosh, Wis.-Joe Azzarella. Mil waukee, and Red Fry, st. Paul, draw Gm.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

Savannah. Ga.--Joe Lucas, Doroit, and Pinkcy May, New York, draw. G0)
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

Buqalo-Young Strihling, Atianta. defeated Lou Scozza. Buffalo, G0).
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

Great Falls, Mont.--pinky Erquadi Yaqui Indian. knocked out Pinky George. Denver, G0).
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

Milwaukee-Martin Burke, New Orleans, won from Joe Lohman, Toledo. I0).
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

Kansas City-Neal Clisby, Oakland Calif.. defeated Jake kilrain. Chica- go. GW.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

Indiana poliS-Joe Dundee. worlds wclterwcight champion. won from Meyer Grace. Chicago. G0). Jim- my Tracy, Louisville. knocked out CD.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-10

Boston-Sammy Mandell. Chicago, defeated Jimmy Sacco. Boston. G0). Jimmy Valentine. Boston, won from Harry Soo, California, (6).
Evening star., 1927-05-15
FILES SUIT AGAINST
BROTHER AND MOTHER
Man Charges Differences With
Relatives Are Detrimental
to His Business.

Abram f. Stern today led suit in
the District Supreme Court against
his brother. Hymen Stern. his mother.
Helene Stern, and the Sterne Co, of
63l Louisiana avenue. The plaintiff
charges that differences have arisen
between him and his brother over the
conduct of the store equipment busi-
ness of the corporation, which was
formed two years ago following simi.
lar misunderstanding between the
brothers.
Despite the Incorporation, the plain.
tiff states, the brother has refused to
meet with him and their mo- her in
corporate meetings to carry on the
business of the corporation and con.
tinued to assert that the business Is
partnership and that he has the
right to dictate its ma naGement. The
action of the brother, it is asserted is
detrimental TO the conduct of the
business.
The court is asked to restrain Hy-
men Stern from interfering with the
management of the business and to-
declare the business to be the prop.
erty of the Delaware corporation,
known as The Stern Co. Attorneys
Alexander Wolf and Simon Fleishman
appear for the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
CROWD WATCHING RAID
CREATES TRAFFIC JAM
Handbook Charges at Two Places
Result in Arrests. and Fifty
Witnesses Are Held.

Train on | street was iammed late
Yesterday afternoon by several hun
dred spectators watching a raid at
SIS | street where Frank Pape, 81
years old, of 500 f. street was arrested
as the proprietor. and approximately
30 men in the place al the time taken
to the first precinct as Government
witnesses. Pape was charged with
operating a hand book establishment
-Four patrol loads of witnesses were
herded into the squad room at the
first precinct station. but raleas sed
after their names and addresses had
been taken.
The raiders entered through a cigar
store on the first floor. and were forced
to use an iron bar To break through
reinforced door leading into the
cubby hole where they allege they
found two telephones set up for opera
tions and approximately s1.1O0 in
cash. The raiders were Precinct De.
tectives a. T. F'ihellv and Van ID.
Hughes and Policemen Ray Aggle-
son and Ross KayIor.
second raid yesterday afternoon.
conducted by Detectives Brody and
NarneN of police headquarters, re.
suited In the arrest of James B. North.
heet at 1l5t Twenty-first street. He
was charged with operating x hand.
book on the races. He gave his nd.
dress as 1701 Sixteenth street.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
MRS. ELLA GEORGE DIES.
Former Treasury Employe Is
Buried in Virginia.

Word was received here yesterday
of the recent death in Catlett. Va. of
Mrs. Ella s. George. principal of the
Franklin School here many years ago
and later an emplOye of the Treas
ury Department for 2S years. She
retired from the Government serv-
ice two years ago.
Mrs. George was the daughter of
DR.. Benjamin e. Cooke, formerly q
widely known surgeon of this city,
and was a cousin OF the late Repre-
sentative Claude Kitchen of North
Carolina. She was educated in local
schools.
She is survived by three daughters
Mrs. William W. Wallis of Bradenton
Fla; Mrs. Nellie G. Penn of this city
and Mrs. Henry c. Redfield of New
York: three sons. Herbert G. George
Of st. Bliss. Tex; Edwin e.. George
of Washington and Nelson s. George
of San Francisco: sister Mrs Sallie
j. Riley. and nine grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted at
Catlett. Va, by Rev. Murray Taylor.
a cousin. of Manassas. Va. Inter
ment was in the George family GENE
terry At Catlett. Va.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
$4,000 IS GRANTED
TO HELP SCHOOLS
Survey Now Possible of D. c.,
Maryland and Nearby
Secondary Schools.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA May Receipt
of grant of $4,000 from the Carne-
gle Corpora ton, which will be used
for the support of the work of the
The Association of Colleges and Sec
ondary Schools of the Middle States,
Maryland and the District Of Col,lm.
bia. was announced today by DR.. r.. n.
GriZZell of the University of Pennsyl-
vana, chairman of the commission.
The grant makes possible a survey
of secondary schools within the terri
tory as the first step in the prepara
lion OF An accredited list that will aid
the secondary schools in establishing
contacts with higher educational in
stitutions.
The commission has made plans for
functioning in the threefOld capacity
of an agency for articulating second
ary and high schools. establishing and
maintaining an accredited list. and
promoting research for the solution Of
problems in secondary education in
the region represented by the associa-
tion.
Under A plan adopted by the com
mission it will he assisted in the work
Of compiling complete accredited
list of secondary schools by State
committees.
New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland
and the District Of Columbia each
will have one state committee and
New York and PENNSYLVANIA two.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
EDMUND SEWELL READ
DIES, AGED 81 YEARS
Former Real Estate Dealer Came
to Washington About Fiji
teen Years Ago.

Edmund SewelI Read, former real
estate dealer, died at his home. 23S
Maryland avenue northeast. Wednes-
day after brief illness. He was 81
years old.
The funeral will he held at his
home tomorrow afternoon al o'clock.
with Rev. Ulysses G. b. Pierce of
All Souls Unitarian Church officiat-
ing. lnterment will he in Abbey
Mausoeum. Arlington.
MIR. Read. native of Cornish, y.
y. came to Washington about X
years ago, after having spent much
of his earlier life in New Engla nd
and later in Richmond Va.
lie took an active part in church
work and also was interested in
politics prior tn taking up residence
here. He was A thirty degree
Mason. holding life membership in
several Massachusetts lodges. and was
affiliated also with Orient Command
ery.No ). and Almas Temple of the
Mystic Shrine.
Mr.. Read was twice married. and is
survived by his second. wife and two
sons, Fred and Frank Read.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
~ ALBERT F. McCARTY. G. X.

HARRY J. AfsEHF KaaR F F ; NccARrf' G. K
BRAwNER. On SATURDAY. MAY II. 1927
"a ct the nfE 1854 a'"fS'fE Il s
KATE BRAwNER (nee Lynch. Funera!
from the above resdence .i TueISsda,y Isd,!. MAY May
torter Church, where requiem, mass. will
be sale, at o am; for the renose Of her
soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited 16
DOM. On Friday, MAY IL 1927. at the
Washinston Sanitsrlum Takoma. ma Nd
RA Hines NJ Co. DqNM }Snera fpme 2ao 4th
m"nt "iSt OAK s'ii Hin AFs Gsmetery " ~ is
EFssR NsED On On EsSes BsSssd SaS Ssbana ID II 9 Ida ER
Ernst. Remains resting at Zurhorst's fln;
neral parIors. 3ol East CapltoI st; until T.,
residence. 90 North Carolina ave. on
Monday, NAV 16. at nm. lntermn.en'
Lodge. No. 20. F. A. A.. NJ, - hereby
called for the purpose of attenG,ns t,1em y the
ERNST. on Monday MAY l6. 1927. at /
IRVING Fl. H0LLANDER. Master.
Attest: PAUL B. ELCAN. Secretary.
koma Park Sanitarum. EARL X. hus-
band G. Rah bads FGS FpnPra ssrylGf aG
Interment On Wednesday. May is. at
MAY II, 1927. at l am, at his residence,
5l7 "Ist st; nv. HENRY sOkNth 80 -
land and father of Henry Cornelius Gar
nd m and H IrG @sv TG sister, hrothr f
Funeral TUESDAY Nav /, at :, nm. from
;Nineteenth Street Baptist Church. Rev.
Walter Brooks, pastor.
No. 1857, &. Z. o. Of o. F.. Will take no
HESR t1e M the dsfth & our late t,od hrethe
say. "a. Nav i. fiis> iaa;' Ea"ersi III Tuesdsy,
Msy Msy 3 Lodge Tsfts Is No9Say R1ME s;eT"S
HENRY p. sLAtGHTER. r s
HODGSON. On Saturday. Nav ~ 1877. at
oSEpH Sn it hs rs5idr"fe reinSs% bnsSsnd s IT
JORDAN. Departed this life FRIDAY, May
IL. 1os1, at his residence. 435s Dean ave ave;
INGToN aJoRDAN.' beloved husband Of
sGrga TTng G ,snab aGa Fthfr , Of
B. Allen and Wiihelnia $ worimiey. Flu
%fr' . as s"nds May n at Haromg T1%
Cemetery. l5a
LrCAs. On SATURDAY., May II. 1897; alter
feSrse Bed usts Mor. and s sf esfTr
j. e. Notice of funeral hereafter.
TAKKER; Departed this life SATURDAY.. May
ot her friends Mr.. and Mrs. William A:
Baltimore. 906 Elm ST. NV. MARY
ALICE Parker beloved wife of the
late Stafford Parker. Funeral from Nine,
teenth Street Baptist Church. 10th and
SITS. NV. Thursday. May 10. at /" o'clock.
Friends and relatives invited to attend.
READ. Suddenly on Wednesday. May II;
1927 at his residence. ,3S Maryland
ave. ne EDMUND SEWELL. beloved
husband of Jane #. Read. Funeral from
his late residence on Monday. MAY 16 at
> pm Relatives and friends invited to
attend. Interment in the Abbey Maui
soleum at Arlington. Va. Is
RICHMOND. On Thursday. May Il. 1927.
Iii r st NV Mrs HATTIE RICHMOND.
Funeral on Monday. May Is. at | o'clock
from Turner's Chapel. 5th and p SITS. NV.
TAYLOR. On MAY 13. 1927. ELIZA j.. wild
ow Of the late Henry Taylor and the he
loved mother of Mrs. Lena Y. Souders; in
her 10Th year. Funeral from her late
dsy. May II al nNcloek am, Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
SQUARE TO BE NAMED.
Property at Prospect Avenue and
seth Street Will Be Redesi~nated.

The National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission was authorized by
the District commissioners yesterday
to select a name for a small public
square a. the intersection of Pros
pect avenue and Thirty-siXth street
overlooking the Georgetown end Of
Key Bridge.
The square is known officially as
reservation 392, but pressure has been
brought to bear on both the Commits
Sioners and the Park-Planning Com
mission to give it more appropriate
title.
As it is Immediately adjacent To the
house in which lived Mrs. f.. ID. f. y.
Southworth. one of America = early
woman authors, the name of South
worth Square is likely to he chosen.
The name of Prospect Square also
has heon suggested.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
BOMBER CAVORTS
WITH BIGGER LOAD
New "Martin a." Carrying
Torpedo, Performs for As
Sistant Naval Secretary.

Having satisfactorily demonstrated
it's flying ability while weighing 4 ZOO
pounds Friday evening before high
aeronautical officials of the Navy the
Martin a." newly developed single.
engined bombing plane, yesterday per-
formed for Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Edward +. Warner. in charge
of aeronautcs. with an additional
1000 pound load.
Void of armament, fuel and per
sonnel, the bomber. which has Gre
ated widespread unofficial comment
in naval aeronautical circles, weighs
1850 pounds. When it flew Friday
for Rear Admiral William A. Moffett.
Capt. Emory S. Land, Capt. II. G.
Richardson, Comdr. Eugene r. Will
son and other air officials of the Navy.
it carried a load Of 1850 pounds, and
with this additional weight cavorted
about the sky with the agility of a
pursuit plane.
Torpedo Is Carried.
Yesterday. with Mr.. Warner and
many naval airmen watching, the
plane flew with it's full load of $3.50
pounds, in addition to it's own weight.
and included in this load was a 1000
pound torpedo. resting in the bomb
racks beneath the fuseage.
Lieut.. :. W. Callaway a member Of
the NaVy's flight test board, who has
flown the plane since it emerged from
the Glenn l.. Martin factory at Cleve-
la nd. Ohio. about two weeks ago used
but a small section of Boiling Field in
taking off. The new Hornet" air
cooled. nine-cylinder. radial engine ot
525 horsepower was thrown open and
the plane took off in a climbing turn.
repeating the maneuVer employed to
get into the air without going beyond
the edge of the field. When Lieut.
Galloway flattened out he was at an
altitude Of 1000 feet
Climbing Rate Computed.
The rate Of climbing for a bombing
plane carrying such load was com
puted at the time. but was not re-
vealed. Lieut. Galloway, on landing
said the plane responded in just the
same manner that it did Friday. when
it carried a much lighter load, and
that At no time did he feel the pres
ence of the 2,000-pound torpedo.
The plane will remain at the air
station for a few weeks. during which
Lieut.. Galloway will put it through
the Navy service requirements with
view to getting an official record of
it's adaptability to Navy needs.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
DfathS.

TYLOR. On Friday. May 13 1877. at Gar.
field Hospital Washington. y. C.. J. ED
WARD TYLoR. Services at Lees funeral
parlor ;I3" Pennsylvania ave. NV. Mon
Ia,,don df f,rk Csn,etery two" Rai,in,,rcc MI
WEAVER. Suddenly Saturday. May IL
1927. WILLIAM HARDWOOD WEAVER
ct Culpeper Va, beloved husband Of
Frances Evelyn Weaver. Funeral in Cul-
peper. Va.
WOLF. on Friday morning May IL. 1927.
at his residence. 1911 Wyoming ave,
OTTO. beloved husband Of Sarah Pach
Wolf. Funeral Sunday. May Is at = p.m..
from his late residence Interment at
Washington Hebrew Cemetery. Is
YOI NJ. Departed this life on Saturday
Nav ~ 1927. WARNER YOUNG Body
resting temporarily ~ Gardners funeral
parlor :ird and SITS s.w. Notice OF
funeral later i6a
Evening star., 1927-05-15
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
he Health Department in the past - hours
Henryu J. and Dorothy Longerbeam girl
Edward NJ. and Mary F. Morris, boy
Jack and Ida Lam. boy.
Theodore w. and Alice NJ SchnaebeIe girl
Clifford r and Mildred NJ Ewell girl
John {. and Frances BrecE boy.
I.yan D. and Bonnie Hutton hoy.
Eugene and Amy McGovern. girl.
Abe and Fannie Minded. boy.
Dan and Isabel O'Ftahertv. girl.
Henry and Ida McCabe boy
Edgar l.. and Carlyn Jacobs girl
Matthew aud Margaret Kleber. girl.
Lawrence and Geneva Byrd. girl.
Harry and Lotte Campbeli boy.
Austin and Carddea Cosby. boy.
Walter and LOttie Ford. boy.
John and Sadie Butler girl
Evening star., 1927-05-15
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the mast "A hours
Elizabeth Pruden Collin SS 1411 Bel.
mont st
Charles Lightbown. rs, Providence Hos
pital
Annie NJ Young. II 1922 Monroe st II 2.
pital
William J. Kendrick. 81 Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Caroline NJ. Schppert So zoos st.
Annie Catherine Tansiey 80. 69i6 eth at.
Nell Elwlda MAYS -. ,S07 3Sth ST.
John j. SturzlinGer II. Walter Reed Hos
ptal
Charles Howard Ware 81 1924 Kenyon st
Daisy c. Mack. 25 1l44 Lingers ct
Rosalie Davis. 6. Chidren's Hospital.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
Marriage Licenses.

following '7"0" ~ ''
I.nwood Chl!ds and GLADYS johnson.
Willie Hazel and Alice Baker.
George H. Turner and Lillian J. lack son.
Myer MendeIssohn and Lee j. Berlin, both
William F, Weller and Dorothy A. Beilke
both of Baltimore Md ~
S,eve Collins and Edna NJ Montague
~ Ihonlas Rice Of Fort Thomas XIV, and
riateln,dad l~tesias OF this city
ho5 Josenh 2. Morris and Myrtle l.. Williams.
samuel L. Berry aud Madeline E. Simms
Leo b. HONEYWELL Of Hagerstown Nd, and
hu.h - J4hnston of Easton. Pa
George l. Martnot and Mary &, O'BrIen
Witnam <. Thomas aud Alta w Head
both OF Richmond Va.
Evening star., 1927-05-15

There are 4.500 miles OF streets in
New York City. The water front to.
ta's 572 miles.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
Carns of Thanks.

BAKER. ! wish to express my sincere ap-
preciatiOn and thanks To Rev {. B. La
grange. pastor of Randall Memorial NJ Z.
Church: Rev. W. II. Howard of st. Marks
Church, Tenlevtowp. Rev. Thomas of
Ebeuezer NJ r. Church. Southeast: my
friends and organizations for their kind:
and sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes at the death of my dear husband.
HENRY BAKER.
HIS WIFE. FLORENCE BAKER. 16'
BuRREI. We wish to express our SIN
cere appreciation and thanks to all our
relatives and frlendsd for their Blindness.
symnathy and beautiful hora tributes
during the illness and at the death of our
dear. devoted mother EVA BJRREI..
ESSIE r. HOWLEY. MAMIE B. RUS
SELL and WIN. H. BURREL.
COLLINS. I wish to express my SINGER
aupret iation and thanks to our relatives
and friends fOr their kindness. sympathy
and beautiful floral tributes ~ the death
Of my dear wife. LEO COLLINS.
kAUFFMAN\. We wish 10 express our
sincere thanks and apD~eciatiOn TO- cur
relatives aud frienns for their kindness
sympathy and beautiful Iloral tributes at
the death of our son husband and IA
ther. DR.. II. B. KAUFMAN.
MRS. JENNIE KAEFFMAN< MRS. II. r.
KATFFMANN AND BABY.
LEO. We wish to express our sincere ap-
prccI alton and thanks to our relatives.
friends neigh hbors and organizations fOI
their kindness sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes at the death Of eur broth
SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
'ther, Dr. II. B. kAUFFMANN.
MRS. JENNIE KATFFMANN MRS. H. y.
~ A A
Born.

Wheeler of Baltimore Md. wish To an
nnunce the birth of a daughter, BETTY
ELAINE. on May :. 1927. at Slbley Hos
pitai. Mrs. Wheeler was formerly Miss
Frances L. .Ober of 502 G -. ne. Wash
nnrrfn
Evening star., 1927-05-15
Deaths.

BETZ. On Saturday, Nav Il. 1927. AN
DREW. beloved husband of Franceska
Betz Funeral from his Late residence
4106 18Th st. NV. on Tuesday. May j.,
AT S'30 am. REQUIEM mass at IT. Ga
brels Church at 9 o'clock Relatives and
friends invited. Interment tprivatei St
Marys Cemetery. rs
BETZ. Members of Carroll Council. No.
311 K of c. are hereby notified of the
death Of Brother ANDREW BETZ at his
residence 1905 18th ~. NV. Saturday
afternoon. May IA. Notice of funeral
barp
Evening star., 1927-05-15

PIN-Diamond and onyx platinum pin; lost
Thursday between Madison and Belmont or
l4th St or Tvoli Theater: liberal reward.
Return to Mrs. snowden. l4lS Madison st.
Adams 44TS