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FRIDAY
10:OO-Recipe exchange.
1O:SO--Livesteck market. Weather Fore
Noon-Zaring organ program, Burke
Burkette, Organist.
12:aS-Midwest livestock exchange.
IS O'clock
VIDAL (285) Baltimore-Sandman.
WGN (sosj cil.cagoMorgan.
WGHP tsi9) DetroiteConcert.
WIZ (333) Springfield-Organ.
WV 1851 Detroit-Dinner concert.
WEBB 1850 ChicagoIChildren,s hour
WMcA ts7ol New York-Theater review;
wEAF 14s2l New York-Dinner music. To
wiP l5osJ Philadeiphla~ccncert.
$50 O'clock
WIKI WIKI f3 2sss osysanao5shshsTs
WEI 1857 Springfeid-Radio rodeo.
WGY 1871 acknowledgements.
WJR (441l Detroit--.Ensemble.
VITO (535) Acknowledgement.
.WPG (279l Atlantic City-Concert.
WHAM t278) neutrality-suspicious.
WGN 1905 Chicago-Stocks; Uncle Quin;
wPcH tsosJ New York-Piano music; or
wGHP I31s) Detroit-orchestra
WIS (s45l Chicago-s1pperbeli program;
sports; orchestra.
MID 1890 Chicago.-.symphony.
WTAM t4ool acknowledgements.
WOR (422) Newark--Ensemble.
WLW f42e) acknowledgements
yamblers.
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Central Standard Time

WFBM 1090-275t INDIANAPOLIS
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
p M.
5:OO-Late news and sports INDIAN
apolis Times).
B:15-Horticuftural period.
5:30-Fuller-Ryde hour OF Orthophonic
Music.
6:30-Indianapoiis Athletic Club and
Columbia Club orchestras.
7:S0-Kruse- Cornell hour (Marott
HoteD.
s:00--Community Fund program.
8:30--Christena-T league hour of music.
9:3c-Craig Candy Company GA Pair of
Spa6es).
FRIDAY
Noon--Acme Evans grain market reports.
WKBF (II90-2ss) INDIANAPOLIS
Hoosier Athletic Club
5:Oo--Lj NEWS bulletins and sports
n2olis News).
s:SSE5 6s .., Of s nssis;
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KPo t42s San EranciscO-children's
WIZ ASA New York-Radiotrons To
WgAM 5S7s VIAL ,. t2sS w KPKA iSlS
w MHE 1881 1881 New MESH IS0H MI hour With
great composers. TO wGR (so3l. wsAI
1892. WOW (5osl. WHO $751; KsD
wFAA (5oo) Dallas-orchestra.
WIP (508l Philadelphia--Mustc.
WCAE (5l7) Pittsburgh-S. S. lesson.
KYW (526l Chicago-Musical 40,
VITO 1887 Hartford-Entertainers' tne-
"'ei @7:SO O'clock
wHAD t27n) MiiWaukee-Educational pro-
KoIL t27sJ Council Blufs-Entertainesrys:
WTMJ (294l acknowledgements favorites
WSiAo (44T1 CShicago-Trio.
XII 145sl Los Angeles-Orchestra.
70 WON 1907 wsM (s4l). Kyoo 1874.
WV 1897, WsAI ,Ssl). WPAg I Is0o,
% VIZ 1852 !saSl' w Max 's alSyss WEI @
WAR WFaa $780, SSSI' WOW WOW t5Csl. wcAE C5i6.
VINO (517l. WHO $3.50 KsD 5S40.
WTA XG Sl lee
ture and violin;
wPG (273) Atlantic Clty-Concert.
WPCH 1907 New York-Entertainer.
xxx (337l Los Angeles-Concert.
WGBS (349). New York-Talk' string en-
semble: soloist
wSAI. (se1l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
KRIS 1854 Hot springs-Folk songs by
orchestra; male quartet.
wBBM l38S) Chicago-String trio and So
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'aviS Ions

A program of songs by the Fair
view Presbyterian Church quartet
and five-minute talk by Walter
G. Mafmor, general chairman of
the eighth annual campaign for the
India4poliS Community Fund, is
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wcco (4le). WEI (44D. wRo l4eo).
WcAE (5i0, WTAG t5i7i.. RSD (545l.
WFAA 1901 Dallas-Musical.
WIP 5000 Philadelphia-Reeital; man
w vic" 1851 S. Hartford-o Orchestra.
WHO $3.50 Des Moines-Soloists.
WNYC 1881 New York-Musicale.
$3.50 O'clock
wwJ 1851 Detroit-orehestra
W WJRH Cl5 All petToittOEntertainers.
WEAF (492) New York--Talk by cosmo
Hamilton. To WGR (303l. WsA1 1851.
woo 1873, WIFI (405l. WRc t469l'
KYw 1920 chi S.aS o,GinsS
WEI 447l Boston--orehestra. -,
WEAF (492) New York--Ronalla quartet.
To WGR 1901. WSAI l38ll, Voc 1871,
VII l4o0. WRc t46o). WcAE Old
N'O wv 10 O'clock
wsEA (2l9) Norfolk-organ.
WPG (273l atlantic Cltv-Lance.
WON 1900 Chicago-sam n Henryi mu-
WIS., 13Ss$Ss) 'ssT pEfinpneld-orenestra
XIX t337l Los Angeles-yiolinist.
WHOA (370) New York-Orchestra.
KGO (384l Oakland-Pilgrims.
wTAM toS cIsyelSnd0TshSssnTs snssm-
bic and concert artists,
WOR (422l Newark-OrchestrA
WLw (428J acknowledgements.
WJR (44ll petroit-QrchesSEa.
WIZ (454l New York-Orch9strn.
XII t4esl Los Angeles--Draune.
KGW (4qtl Portland--Conc<rt
WEAF 1927 New YOrk-Cass Haben'g or
chestra. To WSAI (36i). W0Y (s7o).
VIII t4oss(. WHO 1881 -,
WHIP sos Philadelphia Dance.
wcAE GID Pittshurah-orchestra solo
lists and chorus.
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The Hoover Sentinels, known as
the Quartet of Quartets, who will
broadcast in their regular Thursday
night program at 7:30 o'clock from
WEAF, New York. through the NBC
Ret network, will be heard in the
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WAN FAN t4Oo) Cleyelapd-cayallers; -,
WIZ 4S4l New York ,; a. :, Ma 1SyV, w heIT
rs sss, %e WrM3 3's sssw N MPka gssl K Mss
(347l. -WDAF (370l, .WLW l428). .WJR
(44l). WHAS (46l). WBAP 5000. WOW
5000. VINO (5l0. KYW (526). WHO
wCFL (4s4 Chicago-orchestra red pep
wEAF 1la2i New YorE-Eskimos. To wGR
las7G, WRC (ie9l. WAR I1S4j. wcAE
WIZ t5ospj Phiiadeiphia--Radlo forum
$50 O'clock
WWNC (297) Notwithstanding.
WGHP 1917 Detroit-Orchestra.
KPO (42sl San Francisco-Organ.
XII (46sl Los Observation-Disclosures
VINO (5ifI Memphis-orchestra
WAY Cpd Observation-Disclosures.
WPG. t273l Atlantic City-Moyee broad
WWNc l2s7l ville-Orchestra.
WGN 1907 Chicago-Entertainers
xxx 1871 Los Angeles-Organ.
WGBS (349l New York--Y. NJ. c. A. pro-
kris TH5n tss s4iA Hot 81 s soAifi H
WBBM 1897 Chicago of yes
terday: popular.
wLW 1929 Cincinnati-Crosley Cossacks;
WJR CAD Observation-Disclosures Ssnce
WIZ ASA New York-Balkite hour. To
WHAM f278l. WBAL 1881, KDKA tslel
WDAF l37o). woo 1873. WCCo l4lel.
XIV XIV t s4S %MHY6 s Sss Ks Mow ts4s s0S''
wEAF t4s2l New York-smith Brothers.
WEBB W MiT 1867. wDDkRFS 500. WV tssSsj.
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Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

- HE second act of LA Trav-
1T iata," opera based on the
tragic story of Camille, D
will be broadcast from the stage of
the Auditorium Theater, Chicago,
tonight at o'clock through the
NBC Blue network.
The presentation will inaugurate
the new weekly series Of the Bal
kite hour in which opera selections
will be presented by the Chicago
Civic Opera Company. This broad
cast marks the opening Of the Chi
cago opera season.
Claudia Muzio, Tito Schipa, Rich
ard Bonelli and Eleanor Elderkin,
who is making her debut, will be
heard in the leading roles. Giorgio
Poiacco will conduct the perform
ance.
WIZ, New York, is the key sta
ton of the Blue network.
rf1e Sonnett Bureau of the Irv-
ington School of Music will broad
cast the following program from
WKBF, indianapolis, at 7:30 o'clock
tonight. The Sonnet Bureau places
professional and nonprofessional
musicians for teas, concerts and
church and club programs:
Voice
my Sweet Repose'" ..... Schubert
Comm Through the Rye"
Hogle Trio.
indian Snake Dance Cecil ? surfeisS
Rheta Gardner.
Indian Love Lyrics" ..:.....
Ernst Heberlin.
ys ass,t Nj q op Schopin
'e sebastiana pialoma nS'na'k0~SkS
m. .Tss n Nsy,l!yweds" .-....; Trail
Mrs. Fielding. 0'-' '-''O
MRS. J. Blue. accompanist.
Z The Sweetest Flower that blooms %e'lN
Davis Long. ''' -A"-''
Rudolph Gruen, American pianist
ana composer, will play Grieg's "a
Mihor Concerto" in the Half Hour
with Great Composers program
broadcast at this evening by
WEAF, New York, through the NBC
Red network.
Gruen, outstanding among young
American musicians, is scheduled to
make New York recital soon. The
concerto ernbodies a spirit char
acteriStic of all Grieg's work.
A program of songs by the Fair
view Presbyterian Church quartet
and a flve-minute talk by Walter
G. MafmoTl, general chairman Of
the eighth annual campaign for the
India'4 polis Community Fund, is
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following program of classics and
BY Ahern

following program Of classics and
light classics:
~ Arlesienne" MISUNDERSTANDING. Bizet
Brass quartet. "
Da''@'A Male quartet. ''''''. '''''f
"Ga syrth Rococo;' .. ..., P Pirani
Woodwind quartet.
AuAs4e''0 String Quartet. ''''''' 0''e'
ION the Road to Mandalay". Speaks
Male Quartet with Orchestra.
The Crosley Cossacks will broad
cast a program of French classics
from WLW, Cincinnati, at 7:05 this
evening, the following numbers
making up the program:
o EeTte Mol, Dame Blanche" BosI iI;T
Isl J'Etais Jardinier'' ....... Chaminade
'Nocturne" .....::.............. Mouton
''Danse Bresilienne". ......... Bourgeois
...Une Mutt q Lisbonne". ......saint saens
"Ronde D Amour" ......... Chamina de
George Sherwin's complete "Rhap-
sody in Blue" will be included in the
Hotel Manager Orchestra program
broadcast tonight at 10 o'clock by
WIZ, New York, through the NBC
Blue network stations:
"Uncle Remus," the brain-child of
Joel Chandler Harris, is about to
come on the air for the pleasure of
WOR's radio audience. He will be
assisted by Ole Chloe and the little
boy. Their first appearance is this
evening at 1880 o'clock. The mar
rators will have a background of
music and song appropriate to the
atmosphere of the sunny south to
be furnished by a sextet comprised
of a male quartet, a soprano, a
contralto, and by a string ensemble.
This Is the first of a series of
miniatures which concern them
selves with the whimsical stories of
"Uncle Remus and His Friends" The
initial performance brings to us
1.-THE Wonderful Tar Baby" "Why
the Negro Is Black" and "Brer Rab-
bit and the Partridge Nest"
This feature is broadcast by WOR,
Newark-New York.
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Storage and Transfer
Houses for Sale
Bridges & Graves Co.

Do YOU want to buy a dandy bungalow
east in a real home location? See this
one of 5. attractive rooms; with large
near Brookside Park e. 1403 N. Healing
Ave. Easy terms. Cali
THE CHARLES r. ETT1NGER. CO
Lincoln 5057 Res. 1ry. 1229:
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STTTCCO BUNGALOW

Chester. s425; s rooms, semi-modern;
fruit trees: including lots. IS by 1872 feet
each. Priced for quick sale. $3.50. W..
j. CARLIN, ewes. Wash. 0795.
SCHMID & SMITH, Inc, Realtors
100 N. Del. Main 4081:
NO DOWN PAYMENT. Dewesy Ave.. 5841;
5-roon1 modern bungalow for $45 per
mr. Hum 3455
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IIIST FINISHED
$4,000

2s21 S. Pennsylvania St.; five rooms
strictly modern; hardwood floors. Full
basement Furnace. gas. water heater.
Easy payments. Salesman on Pleasant
Run Blvd. Each afternoon this week.
BRIDGES & GRAVES CO..
237 N. Delaware ST.
Call office from to 2; m. ,,.o
lincoln 1851 Riley 5ZoO.
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1-1924 1-ton REQ, good
condition, good rubber,
big platform body.
1926 2-ton G T. a h a m
Bros. cab and chassis
with dual wheels in rear.
1925 1-ton Graham
Bros. canopy.
1-1925 Graham Bros.
chassis only. Very good
rubber.
At Bargain Prices
f. L. Sanford Go.
Used Car Store
1888 w. New York.
MA. 4366-7-S.
Open evenings.
S33 N. Meridian.
New Car Salesroom
REcoNpITIoNED TRUCKs. VARIOUS
KINDS AND SIZES. INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA.
USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT, 1lee KEN
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BROADWAY

Three bedroom frame bungalow with
fireplace; dining room, with French doors;
buift-in breakfast nook; tile bath; large
closets; hardwood floors; ivory finish WOOD
front drive; trees and shrubbery. For
further details or appointment, gall owner,
Hum CLIO. -
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800 CASH

1914 Asbury ST.; new 5-room
bungalow, complete bath. garage,
paved street. Price $3,450. No
Barrett. Mr.. Fox, MA in 6755. Eve,
Hum. 1853.
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$50 CASH

bdIdHCO VA1sVO 4 OI @'HO11OhH
Six large rooms, small basement, east
front. has electricity sink and city water
in kitchen. nice lot. large front porch; A
S&eal buy See 342 Beauty Ave. Call J. A.
MIDWAY. Main 0792. Evenings, Ran. $685..
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$350 M CASH

Six-room cottage on Goodlet. "a SO. from
Michigan car line, and. stores and near
school; in excellent condition; only $3.50.
Mr. Keller eyes,. Hem, 1870.
SCHMID & SMITH, Inc, Realtors
100 N Della. Ma. 4087
NO DOWN PAYMENT
Massachusetts Ave-, 2415; 4-room bunga-
%Dw: only $40 per month Hum. 3455.
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Only three of the eleven homes we built
on Pleasant Run Blvd. left. This is a
better home section.
2o4-208-220 E. Pleasant. Run Blvd: Open
each Afternoon this week from to p. m.
BRIDGES g. GRAVES CO..
237 N. Delaware st.
Call office from to 8 p. m. -o
Lincoln 1861. Riley 922U.
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-$50.NO DOWN

wouldn't you like to own nice little
home with one or two acres OF good
fricity, bus service, good roads and in a
growing community? You can do this
the Martinsville- Bluff Rd. miles to Gen.
ter Church. turn west and drive to Sun
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Mr.. Richardson.
Mein 0792 DreXcl 374o-R4.
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ATTRACTIVE TWO-WAY
DOUBLE :

R4I02-04 n. CAPITOL AVE.
Five rooms to side with the following
3ditional features, breakfast room. .ilre
&o-car garage, south and east fronts,
d lot with beautiful shrubs and trees:
be side now rented for $40. An ideal
IA, balances monthly. Call J. A. DID
III. Main o79z. Evenings, Ran. so85.
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FIN ANCIAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tCont.d,.

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Marriage Licenses.

following:
Cleveland Herndon and Mamie Lassiter
Cecil A. Brewton and Dorothy l. Ander-
Harry z, Lund of Newark. N. j.. and
Pearl l.. Fralich of this city.
Richard 4. Maher and Lima M. Chittick
John G. Boone and Martha Jackson
Carl G. Lassiter of this city and Zilpah
r. Frisbie of Greenvile N C.
James w. Hartman and Mildred A. Sotho-
Edgar r Jones, and Margrette p Booth,
John f. Stahl and Jane NJ iona.
Gustave V. Edfeldt and Fife M. Farrell
Arthur Lee Miller of Upper Zion. va,
and Mabel v Banks of Kids Fork. Va.
:. William n. Keating. ir,. of this city and
Marie l.. Higgins of Philadelphia.
Foster T. Coleman and Rosa Trueheart.
Lloyd w. Davis and Helen S. Tastet
, Theo Gross and Edna M. Fowler both of
Baltimore ~ VI
Ollie, A. Anderson of this city and Cath
crime F. Russell of Oakville. Iowa.
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ia Men1oria,n.

AR fIS1E Not only TO-DAY but every day
little I s. E A K fSF i0 ANp FAMILY.
of my dear daughter. GENEvIEVE
BROWN; who departed this life August
We Will meet you in the morning.
Where the shadows come no more.
HER MOTHER. MRS. ELENORA BROWN.
Gone. but not forgotten. dear sister;
We -'f HER SISTER AND BRoTHER.
beloved husband, ERNEST WILLIAM
GARNER. who passed away away two years
What happy days we once enjoyed
When we were all together.
But oh, how changed IL all is now
Since you have gone forever.
Some may think I am not lonely
When they see me smile.
T6at 90 tnrT Kn s tb hee wbiie
DEVOTED WIFE. JULIA GARNER.
GURLEY. In sad but loving remembranes
%ARY ANS F eTR Rhs5 a Who ef m four
years ago today. August 25. 1923.
Today recalls our memories
OF our dear one called to rest.
And those who still remember her
Are the ones who loved her best.
so sad, so sudden was the call. 80,
R R n N qaa s ws as shSGk T sG Wa.
best
so He took her to heaven to rest.
On, the memories oil tndL morning.
As we stood with aching hearts.
Knowing that the one we loved so dearly
MUST from us forever part.
HER DEyoTED +RpAAgGsHTEIR4. sons APP
J6sEPH And EIDE Elder = GGRLEY.
ohsr NANc sYe 9aeoSs Of Who my p. DEE:
1915 and brother, JESSIE F. JACOBS.
who. passed away twenty-seven years ago
April T. 1900.
What r,,t.arg tborpb life ia fraarv
AS l tread the path alone.
If when my journey Is ended
DAUGHTEER AND SISTER itsSrf (: JENNIE.
MADDOX. In sad but loving remembrance
OF nv dear son and our brother MILTON
Years ago today mS ee Aar1st IS 1918 Ami;
Church. 14th and East Capitol SITS.
May his soul rest in reace Aren.
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER.
MARROW, In sad but loving remerhranSe
of our dear mother. MARY J. MARROW.
August IS. 1926.
One year ago YOU left us.
The shock ] can't FORGET.
So sad. so sudden was the call;
SONS GEORGE AND BENJAMIN MAR
s.s Sister In EGHa s e. NhRsr Of rHSs
departed this life one year ago today.
August IS. 1925.
Passed from this life to neacefut rest.
Called by God. who knoweth best:
Always in memory you will remain
Til in heaven we shall meet again.
Sadly missed
HER SISTER MRS. CHAS. A. GILIIKIN.
WOODGATE. In loving remembrance of our
dearly beloved husband. father and uncle, /,
GEORGE J. WOODGATE. who died three
years ago today. August %. 1924
HIS LOVING WIFE. CHILDREN AND
NIECE.
ZEGOVITZ. A token OF love and devotion
Iaor md nuF father
FRED J. ZEGOW1TZ. who departed this
life so suddenly eight years ago today
August 25 1919. Anniversary mass at
Immaculate Conception Church.
May his soul and al the souls 'of the
faithful departed through the mercy OF
God rest in neace.
his DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
In that misty veil of silence.
So profound and so deep,
May your rest. dear father. be ever peacefW
In that long eternal sleep.
LOVING SON JOHN.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia--Fair, con.
tinued cool; tomorrow partly cloudy.
Maryla nd-Partly cloudy tonight
md tomorrow; not much change In
temperature.
Virginia~-Cloudy tonight and to.
morrow: not much change in tenn
perature.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer--4 pm. 10; 8 pm.
&c, IL midnight, So: 4 am. So; 8 am,
81.
Barometer pm. 30.00 8 pm,
30.0S. IL midnight, 30.15; 4 am, 80. 10,
am, 1923.
Highest temperature. "a. occurred,
at 1:45 pm. yesterday. Lowest tenn
perature, 81, occurred at 445 am. to.
day.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, rs; lowest, 66.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
GeOdetic Survey.)
Today-Low tide, 1885 am and
l:l2 pm; high tide, 6;34 am. and
G:59 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 1926 am. ant
1857 pm; high tide, 7:21 am. and
743 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5:29 am; sun sets
6:5l pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises $50 am; sun
sets $50 pm.
Moon rises 1888 am; sets 6:23 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one.
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great FallS-Muddy.
Harpers Ferry-Potomac, cloudy;
Shenandoah, cloudy.
Weather I'm Various Cities.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the Health Department in the last "a hours:
Rehard a9a a asa MARI sr girl
+. James E. and Edna +. Tucker, girl.
James r. and Myrtle e. Waybright. girl.
Adelbert H.. and G. Ethel Lewis. girl.
John s and Amy D.. Forward girl.
William L: and Marie R. Unverzagt. girl.
Robert and Ruth NJ Klein. girl
Rev. Fred R. and Dorothy F. Barnes. girl
Silas f. and Evelyn Huffer. boy.
August 4. and Martha A. Ludke, boy.
Dudley NJ and Adele Curry. boy.
Luther B. and Dorothy Garner, boy.
John Aloysius and Maud NJ O'Brien. boy.
Lloyd c; and Mary Katherine Berger, boy.
Warren w. and Carmen NJ Jones girl
Claude w. and Mary X. Funkhouser, boy.
Paul and Theresa Aloi. boy.
F Robert and d. Edith n1,; Ho bdsn1 girl
William J. and Elizabeth E. King, boy
Thomas and Willie Coleman. boy.
Henry and Edna NJ. Wood. girl
William H. and Bert Stewart girl.
Mack and Lorraine Smith. girl.
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SAMUEL EBERLY RITES
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
Bank oficial Was Former Operator
of Big Phaeton and Cab
Company Here.

Funeral services for Samuel G.
Eberly, rs, years old, vice president
and chairman Of the board of direc'
tors of the National Capital Bank.
who died at his home in the sherman
Apartments yesterday, will be con-
Quoted at the residence tomorrow aft.
ernoon at o'clock. Rev. Clarence
Parker will officiate Interment will
be in Rock Creek Cemetery. with
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FOREIGN.
H. P. Payne Funeral Tomorrow,

Funeral services for Howard P.
Payne, SO years old. former stereo-
typer employed by The Star, who died
Tuesday night at the tuberculosis
Hospital after a long illness, will be
held tomorrow morning at $50 O'Clock.
at the funeral parlors of James L.
Ryan, 81 Pennsylvania avenue south
east. Mass will be sung in the Holy
Comforter Church at 9 O'Clock. Inter
ment will take place at Mount Olivet
Cemetery.