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New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

John C. Calhoun was the only e-pfeSldent to resign from office. Vice president under Andrew Jack son, h. resigned December oS. 1882, 10 enter the senate, to which he had been elected while ill office.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Hanover, N. II. -- Extra puntin@ practice was provided for the Dart mouth kiclcrs when Coach HaWlcy decided that department of his teams game needed improvement. Marstcrs was averaging 45 yards when the workout ended.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

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New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Champaign, III. - Further per lection Of an already good passing attack is the order in the Illinois football camp. Coach Huppke, il indications ar" correct expects 10 rely upon passing attack to beat Michigan Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Princeton, \. !. - Coach Roper has begun 10 drill the Princeton team on new aerial plays he hopes to use in the Ohio State and Yal, games. The Tiger coach tried the plays with two sets Of backs.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press
 San Francisco-Sammy Baker, New ork, won by technical knoCkrut from Jimmy Duffey. Oak land, California, (5).
 %t. Petersburg. F'la.-Jmmy Rus sell Savannah, Ga, defeated Willie Hreenspau, New York. N0).
 Chicago-AIike Dundee. Rock Is land, III. won by technical knock out from Armando, Santiago. Cuba, @. Frankie Schaefer, Chicago, scored q technical knockout over ral Moran, New York, (O.
 IndianapolIs-Rcd Thlun. San Francisco won from Charles Nash crt, Jersey City Go).
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Madison, Wis. - Defensive work is stressed in this weeks Badger practices. Almost all members of the Wisconsin team have recovered from injuries and it is expected that Coach Glen ThisticthNaito will pre- sent his regular lineup against Minnesota, saturday.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

But the fan wouldn't take them, ana told the guy that his children would be on the team by that time and he could get in for nothing.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Evanston, III. - Ready for the game with Missouri Saturday, Northwestorns' football team cx- poets to redeem itself from the 7-c defeat by Illinois last week. The game will mark the Nissourians' first invasion or the western confer enc" since they defeated Chicago in 1924.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

New Haven -- Yale coaches or der"d strenuous drills for today and tomorrow in preparation for the Dartmouth game Saturday. Half hack Cox has returned 10 the var srty lineup and probably will be Bruce CaldWell's running Inate.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

When you get into one of the biz modern stadiums. it doesn't mean you'll see a game.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Caml ridge, Mass. Ed Don aghey backtield man whose kicking and tacklmg featured Harvard's play against Dartmouth last week will be out of the lineup against In diana Saturday with q wrenched knee.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

One fan was so far away from the field he thought he was watching a flea circus.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

He thought from the way some Of the spectators were acting, that a few Of the flcas got into the stands.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Georsy has played with every pro gam" b'camy popular with tho fans here. He used to play football on the old Nutnos> and several other teams in 'h" old days. Of recent years h." has been with the Falcons. aud last sunday G orge got back in fA" uniform and sat on tn" bench with the All-N"W Britain team.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

one gent tried to buy tickets for inc pig game three years in advance. They told him they were sold out until l3t0.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

The manager of the Ali-Hartford team will b" in this city today and f Manager bailey of th, AlI-Ncw Britain team cIn come 10 terms. he Will play this team rather than the Hartford Giants, h" said this moym- Ing.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26
VARIOUS COLLEGES
 IN HARD WORKOUTS
Coaches Putting Men Through
 Their Faces
By the United Press.

By the United Press
 Ann Arbor. Mich. -- Short bullet like passes, from Cost erbaan fcatur- rd Michisan's offensive practice. Ac- "nrate place kicking from behind the 30 yard line by Louis Gilbert has caused q spread of optimism among the students.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

South Bend, Ind. - With the freshman team using Georgia Tech rllys. Coach knute Rocknc has his Notre Dame team hard at work perfecting defense for Saturdays game. Every Notre Dame regular will be in shape for the southern team, trainers said.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Harry Mangan certainly has tho right don" about the high school ira1eTnitivS. Ther" are m5ny who believe that the "frats" hay. alto S"' her too much tu say about how 'oothall t'auS should he run and ii you'd bc a good thing it much of tNrir power was cut down.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

His imagination got the best of hiIn, so he went home and took q bath.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Minneapolis. Minn. Coach Doc spears or Minnesota apparently is satisfied with the work of Walsh at end. He continues 70 play the for mer guard al the position. The var sity is sill slightly handicapped by injuries.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Chicago - Indications are that both Libby. halthack, and Proudfoot, tackle. who have been out with in juries, will be in the Chicago lineup against Ohio Saturday. Coach Stagg contiuuos to have his freshman team exhibit Ohio plays for the benefit of his regulars.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Ticket supply already exhausted TOT most big grid contests, says headline. A fan will soon have to buy next years tickets last year.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

A. r. Stotts. playing for the Stan ivy Rule and Level in the industrial bowling league at Rogers Recrca- uon rooms, broke the record last night when he established a mark Of 344, three better than the preced- ing mark.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

bath.
 This surely is the gay for come backs in sports. Everywhere in the papers are notices of fighters who are staging the como-b back role.
 Tn this city is also one who is following in the footsteps of Mike hc1igua. Johnnie Dundee. Jack Brit. ion, etc. He is George Bvyer. who Was playing football when Graham and tn" rest Of them were young attrs,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Il Is probable that the Burritts VII play for one or the other of the two teams. but a final decision on he matter has not been made up to lie present writing.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

THrrcli b" plenty O. followers coming into this city II lne game is arranged. An aunubn&rrIr nt con- corning th" final outcvn." Of the ne goti2tlonS will be made today.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

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New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

AE iied ot how N,S Britain High Wlll line up with E&;,ford Public Hisn school may bf gotten from the school and WcaEer High school for the high school championship Of the Capital City in that city Friday.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Tho"y NGo are planning on taking tine excursion train to New York city as a ln"anS of ru,yriuE the greater distance to ,ilatvn Island. where the All-NeW B.ltalu team and the Staploton team ar playing, can get information abuI. if from Ed Daley by telcphvnlns S2G.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

There are to possibilities, a girls I, diu that wiil take part in games with teams in other cities, or the l5urritt \. (. team. state junior champions last year, who will be n.dnag god by Kenneth J. Saunders t..is year.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

New Britain Hissa. through a SC r;es Of breaks, W.,a able to win over Weaver three weeks ago by to . score.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Incidentally Collegiate Preparatory school oi New HaveL is coming here Saturday afternoon to play the New Britain High school team.
Evening star., 1927-09-30


mother. MARTHA BERRY. who departed
tshii tshniiie life nine years ago today. October 80.
na make 81 my sesn ssasf an. Or pss
Nay! s, Let my my faith and hope receive,
f. =, 5fi bSy0sd soS '2d SEsfos 1S5s s.4
JACKSON, In sad but loving remembrance
sso soday 3d. 'hls isas one year
I long so much to see YOU
But since that cannot be.
/ leave thee to the care Of Him
Who cares for you and me.
I still can look back on the day.
Sweet days when YOU were mine.
And loved memories of daughters love.
HER i1ff HEARf iR9s RRofEN Hfs alEi9e MOTHER. coh
MELIA JACKSON.
She was kind yes wonderfully 20:
7, And gentle gentle in every way .
nen Her III nsf SISTER, ff.Rnf kIzziES fsS GORDON.
LEE. In sad but loving, remembrance Of
today September 80. 1927.
Dear is the grave where our father 70 laid.
Sweet is the memory which never shall fade.
Flowers may. wither. leaves may die:
8s 881aerf maE f9rgs. thee bHt meyer shs Ms
FRANCES HOWARD AND NANCY
LEITNER. In sad but loving remembrance
IE1TNER Who Assd passed away Ss s;se three years ears
9Fe Mp tSd5E ss9te9Res Ser HS 90 IsS4
DAVIS. FANNIE 8. CLARK.
@ss Ss's NJ; sSs 70 IS:
day. September 80. 1925.
Just a memory. kind and true.
There Is not day: dear grandmother.
Iha' we DO not 'hinG GGRo4iN$16CGHrLpnEN a N$16CGHr
Stha Mrs. n z %S
sn september ere;ar' So 1898 ie Two years ago '0'
iOoiy 81 rfeSe,i foSed One "ffnfrS fal@ 70 rest.
DhuaafER '9f HEf TaR MRS. 3oyed T. PEI H6NTER
OVER In Mo6SE SSp 6TF of wSS ass. dee. f.
this so 1H,s4 Htss three years ago today September
Hs,5$ y IT, 5sEsHRiEse 's sL$Sas SisA
OWENS dear In faS SraBe. sg l0YaT HR
ago today. September 80. 19is.
How sweet are the memories
HIS fas pEyoTED aSFfa ~''s SISTER. aSs ALICE N.
GAYLoR.
@dGsr MAt1 s50qf 2t fv' tS oSa ss:s
LillS u1S- OHe year dBO tUuoys ScVscIHOoF
80. 1925.
More and more we miss you
Friends may think the wound 10 healed.
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within our hearts concealed.
HER DEVOTED DAuGHTERS vIoLA
PEGROM AND NETTIE MORGAN.
our dear mother. AGNES SMALLWOOD.
who departed this life fourteen years ago.
Her pEy9TEp, DAUGHTERS. LOUISE
AND GERSTER.
SMITH. In sad but loving remembrance OF
our dear mother. MARY SMITH. who de-
parted this life nine years ago today. Sep
tember 80. 1918.
What is home without q motherf
All things the world may send.
For when we lost our mother
We lost our dearest friend.
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. ALICE. EVA
AND JESSIE.
THOMAS. tribute Of love and rsmeu.
brance to our dear mother. CECILIA
THOMAS, who departed this life two years
ago today. September 80. 1925.
Two years ago. with all its changes.
Since death bade us part.
But. dear mother. all the changes
Cannot take you from our heart.
Like ivy on the withered oak.
When other things decay. .
Our love for YOU will always live
And never fade away.
Evening star., 1927-09-30
@eatbS.

sNewDEN. Entered life eternal on Thurs
aaz Sept sssDte@oer 60 Ip27 q hsr Ts:adsncs
GsD ss ehspeI Ma n 4 p so5s f.Sn
j. at 2 p.m. Reiatives and friends invited
deIehis iafenf Pa sss papers please sosj eopy.j %!
STEWART. On Wednesday. September %.
bA BEG e ner sTEwAs 1aEs1wsfns is devoted daughter
Of James and Ida Stewart. She also
nicces and Ave nephews. Funeral Friday.
ERsstoJ Ernest Jarvis u.s. CO. O. funeral parfor.. 22Ss
Georgia 6a;o, ave NV. Interment at Fred
wfSSEE hsisan 2a & Ssn'eRoSssE b eRosERT F. 1'sa Ssov:s
husband Of Isabelle shepherd Warner. In In
urday. 80
Can Capitol ofeaen'TPfHfo st.' THoMAs WARE He leave. SS
loving mother: Fannie Hart: Z devotsd
nett and f' charles sHs' risSs Of Bati@ors
funeral chapel. 3rd and sts s.w. Funeral
a'day RSinss 9ec6er a. ron 1d 'Sna sn
l SITS. s.w.
WILLIAMS. On Sunday. September 25. 1927.
at Los Angeles Calf. z: CLIFFORD. be:
loved son Of Ida NJ; Williams: pFu9sssi
oc'0oer on
1880 l. ct. NV MENIssA WILTSHIRE.
widow. OF John G. Wiltshire. She is SUR
shire: 0 nsr sister. eris ars ars Annie T HARDING Of
fhaE Moore Of 2na as1 and Si'hfI William oo!.
HINES Co. aaoi 4s st. q. ssu
day, October /, at . pm.
Evening star., 1927-09-30
Deatbs.

GEAGAN. On Thursday, September 20; 1927.
at her residence; l31? Conneeticut ave, ave,
the late residence Saturday. October 1: at
9;30 am. and services at St. Matthews
GILMORE. September 80. 1927. at / 80
s@ys% @ FkANk 'BTeHAN4N' SiL;MoRE:
Notice of funeral later philadelphia pa
pers please copy,b
HILL On september 1897 g eh Shanghai pIh
q. S. NJ. G. Interment at Arlington. Gene
terry on Monday October 3. at 2 pm.
philadelphia papers please copyo i
MeGoINEs: Departed this life THURSDAY
sss a. s5s Ee:asRes 4 81 aaasefs he
fS e @'f a Ren eofGss and recsnty 'V q
oss devdse Nd sn snsbsnd to chdrsn hf
grandchildren. 4 brothers. sisters and
Funeral from Flrst Baptist chssTcha Dean;
!I,, ! o'flock pm: Relatives and friend; in;
MOORE. On Thursday. September 90. 1927.
a. 1oA5 et PM tA9RA doFs Al AGED wife 5o Of fcars sns
chnfch H9me 'hi haps shs
ReaSea sa5drday and iends nsed 10
Interment at Congressional Cemetery.
1927, at the Little Sisters. 3rd and SITS
tS1AHf from Hanons in Chapel. 54I st. ne. Sat
HHfs Reoa RetsOeF Ii a Relative: snd
friends invited.
MOSBY. On Wednesday. September 20.
1927. at 8 o'clock am. at her residenGe; <;
1854 6NEs SaNf Mostly R NE beloped %ie
Mosby and beloved sister OF Daniel Tihbs
81 sb' moup ss% 'iSef Ssr oa resSss aHa
B$s'ss $!SSsF c6nSsn DssanSosod: Keia'iVeso :nd
friends invited. 3o'
PALMER: Suddenly. Thursday; September nnes
Auick and Alice Craven Palmer.
PURDY pepsgted this life on YsdnssdSy
PCRDY. He leaves to mourn their = loss
Ender Purdy: a, devoted grandson, Howard
o. Jackson. and host of other relatives
at aa9 1rfndf pm from aer' zen Baptst s%aaaS
i9ssoo s viii ,ofiieiate. iii New York papers
QUEEN. Departed. this life, Tuesday. Sep.
e6er d9a s Kan9oT,b 10 RP svs at his
ess ie1ds Sso'PSHs al :; oesSsr
church' PIG 18th i's and Levy SIS me- Inter
ment Paine Cemetery. Benning. d. c.
ssssa5s = $sRi
ARDS. the Beloved mother Of Ruth Cole:
man and the loving daughter, of the late
o4 she ae ehass aamss eSs dnS nSn baf
SWRndsy Wsssy q 9c'SPer a = chd2aR brUR e. ziSp
Rev. E. b. Watson viii oficiate. i
RICHARDS: The officers and members Of
als Ffys5tfa fisRf hs
sn t2ssr a. 2 l9f7 zdn % cRapc fF6m NsSsSpe
hats: Morning Star Lodge: No; 40: Co
No. i 4a' 4Eo1 Eoye ~ Temple mr. No. s55. and
MAN MAMTE E.x BErGS BETTEs pa Pa'shtsr Ruler.
HAR9 e e. rrfSs5;asyd Sfs'sTSs 81
dence of her daughter. Mrs: John Brida-
bams ber g. at a s Solemn kR6
mass at St. Mary's Church at $3.50 o'clock.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
St. Marys Cemetery. e
RUPERT. The Ladies' sodality Of st,
aSs e Mrs 1Rfie RUPER es' l4t q sns
Sunday October z: at 8 PM. to recite
~ MRS. MALEY. Prefect.
MRS. MARY sPECHT. scc'y IL
seller. A special communication Of VIM.
has been called for the purpose Of attend.
Master ALBEIT P. seller The lodge
will convene at 2 pm. Saturday afternoon.
October. 1. and proceed to the services at
PETER BIsSET. Worshipful Master.
c. E. SCHOENAHLs. See'y.
Evening star., 1927-09-30
Deaths.

BARNES: On On Thursday,, september 20
g&NEs @ ~ N0BRRiR1SE BRRaEs AZ in TnSas3th hs s7.h YEAR ear
Fner? ra s?tpday ot0hcr at 10
Glen. Nd. Interment Church Cemetery.
1927, at Tuberculosis Hospital. LEWIS S..
M@e @ 9a deSotsd sga Mr2 q 14e"da eH"f hack ack
SERVICES fS satrdav @ ociobdr re1s at DfGnms Eomnxs
fhapg1 Rnbnr 1to9 st at $50 Frdnds Rfg
vited. Interment Dabney'N. c.
BRANNUM. On Thursday. September 90
d's7 at 1f osr nm 4 hex aTNssNafenMfe wda i%2S
Of the ate James isH r. rannnm and beloved %3
sister h, Of Sarah shephsTd, and devoted aunt
Mich: and Louise Edwards. She also
mourn Mourn f theF "s 'tf Te7 Fnndrs Monday @ es oo
ber 1 3 ,;l. a. 80 Gt pm from ron the the Mount Car
Rev. w II. Jernagn will officate. Rela-
tives and friends invited.
a. Teans oers a9d of qolq% rsrabc
E. ofa S TN df9h OF q snrfaw 2GsE sa
fay 0r,s oet%6er ,6 l. 1921 at ocJocf Eks
H,,y HHonaa,y ,5S ,o5eiober >: from Mount Ca Carmel ne;
No. 40. and Columbia Lodge, No. So, in
MARIE NJ. MARSHALL. Daughter Ruler.
EFFlE F, STEWART Secretary.
fes5fs Ho ss?:"s
s;' %RGh ss D2s yR 'Es1
wife of Robert Forrest and daughter Of
Robert Carter and the late Betty Carter.
Robert and James Carter. Remains, at her
services at Third Baptist Church. 5th
Rev: George Buloch pastor 1nterment
invited.
fhRrsassyE ssPtfS%bsss 20 i$s7 Eb
Daniels. aged % years Funeral on
p fnefment Gherth bdsse RaH temetcrS Md at
Ig e her TRrsda Teadsns 5oP SSPeROGr Se
ne. Lot. ,DELLINGER. beloved mother
the " w. t2ya m far fanera fpnfGa paor gR
Chaplin ST. NV. Interment at Bond. Nd.
FINKE. On Wednesday, september z; 2s.
FSkE f2 1t nee Wood wife 81 Hehry Fnte
e p fr?@ ohson hsT s:'ss 1ff6enSe i,6 nT nss
Services at the Grace a. Epse9Psl e. cRurchi
sPes asbsI c.melv ned to astSnS an at
FORBES. On Wednesday. September 2s,
EANNIE Fl NM ?: FORBES; the beloved wife Of
Of % George and nd Richard 8. ' Forbes. % devoted %
godmother of Irene x. Williams and aunt
of Elizabeth F. Cabell She ALSO leaves to
ont. brother and host of other relatives
and friends. Funeral Saturday October J..
ch9peb r0m M15repolsp s be,neen Zion ng weseSS snS
3rd SITS s.w.
Evening star., 1927-09-30
Carn8 of Thanks.

MADDEN. We wish TO thank our friends
and organizations for their floral tributes
ard their kindness and sympathy during
the illness and at the death of Mrs.
LOUISE A. MADDEN
HER CHILDREN AND FAMILY.
sCHRDER. We wish to thank our friends
our husband and father. CHARLES A.
SCHRIDER. during his illness and the
heanti3ul floral tributes sent at his death.
MRS. CHARLES A. SCHRIDER AND FAM.
Evening star., 1927-09-30
Massachusetts, avenue, early

37o1 Massachusetts avenue, early
today.
Born in Philadelphia. October 21,
1864. Mr.. Gilmore came to this city in
1880. After lengthy service with the
Bank of Washington. he left here to
become cashier of the Burnside Ma
tional Bank, Burnside. Pa. He re-
mained there for two years and re.
turned to this city due to failing
health.
He was a member Of Harmony
Lodge. No. II. F. A. A. NJ, and Mount
Vernon Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
and was a member of the Dumbarton
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
He Is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Nellie Prout Gilmore; a son, John
Prout Gilmore of this city; brother,
Col. J. Cambell Gilmore of Philadel.
Evening star., 1927-09-30

SETTER. gyp; black and white: Reward
for finder Address Box 438-B, Star Office.
in right eve: near 18th and II sts' NV
Liberal reward. Phone Lincoln 1900 e
Evening star., 1927-09-30
Deaths Reported.

John Wesley Gibson. SO, the Plaza Apt.
23rd 81. and. Washington Circle.
Caroline M Warner. 81. 142l Irving st n,
Emma ziligore. rs. I'LL NJ ct.
Warren, Edmondson, 66. en- route t.
Anna D. Rexford. e5. Emergency Hospital
Sophie r. Poulton 81. 11OS Monroe st.
Isabella l.. Carroll. 80. 1899 G st. ne.
Frank Potts. 35. St. EIizabeth's Hospital
John Hayes. SO. Gallinger Hospital.
Thomas Jackson. SO. GEORGETOWN Hospital
Evening star., 1927-09-30
Births Reported.

Gilbert and Mary sinmonds. boy.
John and Mary DickASon boy.
Everett L. and Luella T. Robey. girl.
John e. and Florence r. Davis. girl.
Arsenic and Ethel NJ. Ralon. boy.
John and Christina Georgiou. boy.
Charles s. and Sarah c. Lightbown. boy.
Charles H. and Belle A. Burden. boy.
Samuel and Sarah Rosenblum, girl.
William n. ard Mary Buckner girl.
Joseph and Marion Braxtoa. girl
Diner and Ella Johnson girl.
Conard and Iirion Edwards. boy.
Andrew and Ellen Barker girl
Vernon L. and Lcd0na Bundy. girl.
James and Annie FELTON,. boy.
Samuel and Erna Ewell. boy.
Harry w and Ellen Coles bov.
George and Francis Farrell. twins girls.
Evening star., 1927-09-30
MISS N. v. SHOUPE DIES.
Funeral Services Conducted at
Residence at Noon Today.

Residence at Noon Today.
Miss Nellie v. Shoupe. As years old
for the past seven years employed
as a technical stenographer in the
Bureau Of Plant Industry, Depart
ment of Agriculture. died at her resi-
dence, 1869 Columbia road, yesterday
afternoon after a short illness.
Miss Shoupe was the daughter OF
the late Theodore Shoupe, pioneer
newspaper man of Illinois. She is
survived by her brother, Walter G.
Shoupe, publisher of the Carlyle Con
stitution. Carlyle. H.. and two sisters
Miss Lille Shoupe and Miss Jessie
Shoupe, both Of Carlyle. Miss Shoupe
was a member of Calvary Baptist
Church.
Funeral services were conducted al
the residence at noon today. Rev
William S. Abernethy, pastor Of Cal
vary Baptist Church, officiated. The
body is being sent to Carlyle, foi
interment there Sunday.
Evening star., 1927-09-30
COVELL IN HOSPITAL.
Assistant Engineer Commissioner
Goes to Walter Reed.

Maj. w. f. r. Covell, senior assist
ant Engineer Commissioner Of the
District, was taken to Walter Reed
Hospital last night. suffering with a
stomach ailment. His condition is not
regarded as serious.
Maj. Covell complained Of feeling Ill
a few hours after his return from ST.
Louis and other middle western cities.
where he went with Warren 3. Had
ley, District electrical engineer to In
Spect street lighting improXementS.
Evening star., 1927-09-30
FRANK B. GILMORE,
FORMER BANKER, DIES
Well Known Figure in Financial
and Business Circles Of City
Claimed by Death.

Frank Buchanan Gilmore, widely
known in financial and business cir
cles in this city, died at his residence.
Evening star., 1927-09-30

phia, and a sister, Miss Elizabeth
Long Gilfapre Of Washington.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.