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CRRYSIER CRCWA SEDAN. 1923 Driven
3sse th&E ( 900 miles good as ne#. Can be
inspected 81 1901 y St IA Phone Frank
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BUICK. 1927. 4-DOOR MASTER 6 SEDAN
Perfect condition thrcughout will sell TO
responsible property owner for S2S PEI
month";: no down payment. Call Clev. 6o76
SUNDAY gntii 3 . m, Apt, Is
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CHEVROLET TOURING-Late model; car
looks and runs equal to new one Party tax
ting ID unpaid notes, $4,000: part cash, bal
ancs monthly. Pecks Garage, 2l2l 18th st.
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BUICK MASTER SEDAN. 1926 fully equip,
ped; mechanically OK good tires ano
priced for quick sale, Can be seen st lo3t
Rfvatfnn
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sALE--AUToMOBILEs.
FOR GOOD USED CARS
SEE BOB BAYNE.
Big Price Cut.

E-z TERMS
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Cost no more than ordinary
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|ROMPING AROUND THE RADIO DIALS
By GARDNER MACK
BEST PROSPECTS

8 p. m.-Program Of Spanish
Music. Edison Hour. New York.
s:4o p. m.-Music Of Rubenstein,
Chicago-WLS (34s.)
8 3. m.-Friar's Club Boxing
Bouts with star announcers' New
York-WGBs (s46:l
Theater Talk and Radio MOVIE
Club. Washington-WMAL (242l
CHAIN PROGRAMS
$3.50 p. m.-U. s. Navy Band
Orchestra. Washington - WRc
700 .. m.-voter's Service.
what Congress is Doing" Charles
G. Ross. Speakers: Republican and
. Democratic Floor Leaders of the
/. House. WEAT, WRC, vito.
WAR, .WTAG, WCSH. WEI, WGR,
wsAI, webb. WTMJ, WCCo.
voc, WHO. WOW. WHAss WSM'
1880 p. m.--National Musicalitiea.
New York-WEAF. WAR, WHO,
1850 D. m.--Taik by Benjamin
Adams, New York-WEAF, WAR,
WTAG. wGR, WHO. WOW.
WFAA, KoA.
g. p. m.-Seiberling Singers, New
York-WEAE. wR Cir WoAI. WEEI.
VIII, wGY. WGR, WcAE. WTAM.
WWJ. WsAI, WGN. KsD. wRHM,
voc, WHO. WOW. WDAF, KYoO,
wFAA, KPRC, WHAS. WSM,
VINO. wsB, KoA. strombsrg
Carlson Hour, New York-WJZ,
VEAL. WBZ., WBZA. WHAM,
KDKA, WJRs XIV, KWK,
v,....Av xyo,,- No.
York-wEAF, WRc, WEEP, WEI.
WAR, wGY, WGR, WCAE,
WTAM. WV. wsAI, WGN, KsD.
WCCO. voc, WDAF, WHAS.
WSM, VINO, WISE. WHO; TOO
Much Government by Governor
Albert C. Richie. of Maryland.
Toastmaster-ArthuF w. Thompson,
citation OF the Phiiadelphia Elec-
trio Company New York-WJZ,
$50 D. INSTRUMENTATION York
WIZ. KDKA. WJR. KYW. KVOO.
WFAA, WREN.
ea 1900 n! ?: T %;1AyS.aOn H WRc
W wccsna WIFI. wcY wH WeR. w VIA.
WWJ, KsD. WsAL wGN. WTMJ.
WCCO. Voc, WHO. WOW, WDAF.
WHAS. WSM. VINO, WSB: Com
pinslky Trio, { New York-WJZ,
XIV. KWK. KYoo. WFAA.
WREN.
DANCE MUSIC
10 p. m.-Marylanders Orchestra
-Baltimore-WBA (285.)
1880 p. m.-MadrilIon Orchestra
-WaShington--WRC $3.50
1850 p. m.-Janssen's Orchestra
New York-WEAF (492.)
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Monoxide Poisoning
Subject at Exposition

The prevention and relief Of
carbon nnonoxide poisoning win be
one 81 the new features Of the in-
dustriaI exposition which Cpens
Monday night In the WashinGt0A
Auditorium under the auspices oE
the Chamber of Commerce, accord.
inr to M. al. Iieese, general chair
man. The Bureau OF Mines viii
furnish this information, including
in the exhibit methods OF resuscita-
ton for victims OF the gas and
safety equipment used in detecting
It's presence.
The essay contest In connection
with the exposition has aroused
much enthusiasm and is being sup
ported by the exhibitors. The sub.
ject Of the essay is the develop.
ment OF washington industry.
Cash prizes or $50, SIS and S26
have been offered BY the Chamber
OF Commerce for winning ccmpeti-
tors in the contest, which closes
March "a.
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TIMES f31rta10.
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All ads are. restricted to their
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The washington Times and Herald
Is . member o. the Association of
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LOCAL PROGRAMS

wRC-Washlngton-469
s:45.s: borrower Health Exercises; Fed
GRAFTON Morning Dsvotions
Parnassus Trio. and Cheerio.
io:oo-Dr. Royal s. Copeland Hour.
11:00-"Shopping With Bab." by EN-
ma Perley Lincoln.
P. NJ.
Joseph ES*I2 siSOO at Mayflowsr
12:oo-Farm Flashes, prepared by
the y. s. Department of AEri-
12:1o-George r. Ross. pianist.
1880 MONDAY Lenten Services.
broadcast from Keith's Theater.
1:o0-sidney's Mayflower Orchestra.
2:oO-"Sons and paughters"-chtld
Study Association.
2:16-Parnassus Trio.
3:30-Concert by the United States
Navy Band Orchestra--Lieut.
Charles Benter, baudleader.
4:30-Tsa Timers
6:3o-Ronnie Tashoff and His Or
s:oo-WaIdorf. Astoria Dinner Music.
6:30-Motion Picture Guide-studio.
7:00-Voters Service-"What Con.
Ross. Representative John O.
Tilson OF Connecticut and Rep
rssentative Ftnis J. Garrett Of
Tennessee.
= 7:so-Archis slatsr's Lotus Or.
chestra.
s:0o-seiberling Singers.
S:30-Ssaly Air WeavePs.
$500 Howard Correct Tim0s ,~y4-i
S;9V-EYeEOAdy HOUR. s.iGusk
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Births, Deaths
2. WESLEY RANEY.

,. Wesley Raney, SO years old
Civil War veteran, died yesterday
ut the home OF his granddaughter
Mrs. Lewis B. Howard, 1850 Irving
St., N. w.
Born in .Lunenburg County, Va.
he joined the Confederate Army
and was with Gen. Lees troops
At the surrender at Appomattox.
After the war he settled in Peters
burg, where for more than 30 years
he was an employe Of the Norfolk
and Western Railway.
Mr.. Raney is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Ruth r. Walsh. OF
this city. Funeral services were
held this afternoon at Petersburg
Va.
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.GOV. RITCH|E IS
RADIO FEATURE

Politics plays an important part
in loud speakers this evening with
the star section Of the continental
program reserved for Governor
Albert G. Richie Of Maryland, who
is to talk on ''Too Much Govern.
ment" in Philadelphia at . o'clock
and whose rather positive and char
acteristic ideas on this subject will
be broadcast by WIZ and its affilia-
lions.
Shortly after the Democratic con.
vention Of 1924 and the close Of the
Presidential campaign that followed
it, Governor Richie made Swing
around the circuit" showing samples
of oratory and ideas through the
North and West, as an outstanding
Democrat Who should be watched
for the next three or four years.
During those years Governor Richie
has been a popular speaker as well
as one that struck straight from
the shoulder at things he doesn't
like about the business, Of running
the Government Of the Emitted
States.
In addition to the talk of the Mary
land governor the, Voters Service
| program which Charles G. Ross will
conduct from WRC at o'clock win
include addresses by Representative
John @. Tilson, Republican floor
leader OF the House of Representa-
tives, and Representative FINS J.
Garrett, Democratic floor leader Of
the House. Both legislators will adj
dress Themselves to the topic. What
Congress Is Doing"
NAVY ORCHESTRA
AFTERNOON FEATURE
The entertainment features Of the
WRC program begin for most eve
ming tuners with the United States
| Navy Band Orchestra program at
$3.50 this afternoon. The program
starts with Cigars "Pomp and Cir
cumstance" march, a most ornate
composition with two rather distinct
forms OF music represented, one Of
them being the very colorful sec.
ton used also as the basis Of the
hymn, Land Of Hope and Glory"
| The first Hungarian rhapsody Of
List and Rubenstein's "Kanlennoi-
Ostrow" VIII also be featured In the
program.
The Seiberling Singers viii be
heard at o'clock in a group Of
songs by Cadman, Logan, Lieur-
ance and others translating Indian
melodies to modern musical terms.
Herbert and Rapee will figure as
composers in the orchestral section
Of the program. The Air Weavers
do their usual Tuesday evening
stuff at $3.50 and at 8 the Eveready
contingent presents Craig Camp.
bell, baritone, as guest star, The
auction bridge game Of the week
follows with half an hour Of Ma.
drillon dance music to finish off
the evening.
The hen will be celebrated IN a
talk from the Maryland University
extension service during the WMAL
exercises and the usual music ex-
ercises lead up to Colby Harriman's
Theater gossip and the weekly pre-.
sentation Of the Radio Movie Club.
In the offing the usual Stromberg.
Carlson Orchestral concert will be
heard from WIZ at 8 o'clock.
There will be an hour Of Spanish
music from WRNY, beginning also
at and half an hour Of the com.
positions Of Anton Rubenstein from
WIS beginning at $40. The Friars'
Club Of New York will stage
another boxing bout with assorted
announcers at 8 o'clock.
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10:00-Auction Bridge Game.
10:30-Weather forecast
10:30-MadriIlon Orchestra.

10:30-MadrtIlon Orchestra.
7:OO-News flashes from Times
Herald studio.
7:1S-SiIver string Rev0lers. william
e. CLANCY, director
Y:45-"Speeding Up the Hen" BY
Roy II. Waite, professor of
poultry husbandry. University
Of Maryland.
S:o0-Correct time. through courtesy
of A. Kahn. Inc.
e:00-Dance program by Joe Bonn
brest's Milo Boys, presented
by Edith Reed.
9:00-John Paul Jones, baSSo, accom-"
panied by Margaret Bowie
s:sO-a asins T. Gallagher, contralto.
accompanied by Wilson sstter"
s:4o-Br TiI; J. Jones. pianist.
9:55-"Facts and Follies Of the
Theater," by Colby Hartman.
1o:1S-Latest news flashes, from our
Times-Herald studio.
1O:sO-WMAL Radio Movie Club, con.
Quoted by Sam Rubin. intro
ducing ottoman Nights" from
Loew's Palace Theater.
n-3Z2
A. N.
1O:OO-Househoid talk. Miss Gladys
1o:so-HaR hour Of music.
11:O0-Beaty question box Bertha
Parker.
11:OS-AdvertiSers' period.
6:O0-Georgo Skadding'S Orchestra
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NEARBY STATIONS

WBAI-BaItimOre-
6:0O-Sandman Circle.
6:30-Dinner Orchestra
7:30-Baritone.
8:O0-WJZ Program.
9:00-WBAL Ensemble.
1O:Oo-MaryIanders Dance Orchestra
WPG-AtIantlC City-11OO-272.0
6:45-News; organ; dinner music:
T:45-"Pla yground HighlightS';
Dance Orchestra
S:30-Vocal solos.
9:00-Dual Trio.
1O:O0-Auctton Bridge.
10:30-Harmony quartet.
1l:OO-Casino Dance Orchestra
WCAP-Asbury Park-126O-24O
S:00-Concert program.
9:00-Dance Music:
10:00-Patterson's Orchestr&s
11:00-Mayfair Theater.
adeIphia-116O-201
7:oo-Piccadilly Orchestra.
7:30-Snelleuburg Orchestra.
s:00-Sunny Suds: Reed Birds.
9:OO-Shoe Prince; poet.
9:45-ModeFn Composers.
observation-disclosures; Cathay or.
chestra.
observation-disclosures
7:so-Levitow's Orchestra.
8:00--Main street Sketches.
SAN. Y. U. Program.
9:00-Barbizon Recital
10:00-Listerine Hour.
11:OO-specht's Orchestra: newG
WEAF-New YOrk-61O-402
6:OO-Tashoff Orchestra.
6:00-waldorf Astoria Musies
7:OO-Voters Service.
7:30-Musicalities.
7:5O-Talk. Richard Cotton Carline.
8:OO-SieberIing Singers.
S:30-SeaIy AIR Viewers.
9:OO-Correct Time; Eveready Hour.
10:0O-Auction Bridge.
1O:3O-Palais Dor Orchestra
1l:3O-Hofbrau Orchestra.
WHN-New Y0rlC-76O-
7;s0-Will Oakland's Chateau
S:OO-Dance Music; Vocal
10:20-Poems; Entertainers
11.o0~pancS Music
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ATRs. MARY SLATER LAMOND

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
slater Lamond, who died Saturday
81 Alexandra Hospital, were held
today at 2qo'clock at Christ Church,
Alexandra, Va. Internent was IN
Methodist Protestant Cemetery,
AIexandria, Va
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WJZ-New YOrk-60O-46A
6:00-Kemp's Orchestra.
7:00-Dog Talk: Violinisk.
7:30-Musicale.
9:0O-"Souvenir."
0:30-Torrid Tots,
10:30-Mae Breen, Peter Aa Rosa.
11:O0-Slumber Music.
WRNY-New YOrk-82O-326
7:30-Talk; Pianist.
S:00-Edison Music Hour.
S:0o-.Who's Who. in Music"
S:S0-Hugo Gernsback.
9:46-Male Quartet.
10:O0-Serenaders: Baritone.
11:00-Piano Accordion; IKE.
l:3O-Roosevelt Radio Review.
WGBS-New YorIC-57O-B26
7:So-Ptanist: You Analyzed.''
1:60-St. Marks Quartet.
S;0O-Eootlight and Lamplight.
S:S0-Maj. Gen Jno. r. Ryan.
S:OO-"Golden Glove" elimination
Tourney.
WMcA-New YOrk-s1O-S70
S:00-Varted Program,
0:00-Grocer's Hour.
10:00-Fordham Gardens OrehaatrE.
4O:SO-Joe Wards Orchestra.
A1'OO-McAIp1neers Orchestra; Broad
adelphia-74O.AOB.2
S:00-WEAF Program.
WFAN-Philadelphia
7:sO-Golden Dragon orchsatr.
S:0O-Studio Recital.
9:00-Myer's Orchestra.
9:30-Male Quartet.
1S:1S-sSats Ballroom Orchestra
W1P-PhiladelDhia-s6O-34s.e
7:00-Uncle Win.
1o:o0-yoVie Broadcast.
10:30-Coogan's Orchestra. =
AA;oO-HI Patio Dance Orchestra.
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MISS MARY BYRD WHALEY

: Miss Mary Byrd Whaley died yes
terday at Providence Hospital. She
Sc survived by her mother, Mrs.
Francis G. Whaley, and the follow
ing sisters; Mrs. Lucy +. Jones,
Irene X. and Anna M. Whaley, OF
this city, and a brother, Everett
+. Whaley, Of Birmingham, Ala.
Services for Miss Whaley win be
held at Marvin Methodist Church,
Tenth and B Streets Southwest. to-
morrow at 100 o'clock. The body
win be sent to Fairfax. Va.s for
1nterment.
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MRS. EMMA 8. GARRETT

= Mrs. Emma C. Garrett, wife OF
John p. Garrett, died yesterday at
her home, 945 o st. N. w. Funeral
services will be held at the chapel
OF John r. Wright Co., 1887 Tenth
st, N. w, tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Interment will be private.
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WBZ-Springf field OO-33S
S:00--WJZ program.
Observation-Disclosures; Frogt's Orchestra
11:OO-WJz program.
WGY-Schenecta
S:e0--WEAF program.
12:00-Shea's Symphony.
WTAG-W0rcesteF-5
8:3O-Studio program.
10:00--WEAF bridge.
10:30--News
tKOA-DenVer-02O-3
10:00--Auction Bridge.
KFE-LOs Ange1es-640-468
Observation-Disclosures Hour.
11s30-lNetwork-Bri Bridge Game.
12:00-Network--"Re tcld Tales.p
"A. M.
12:30--Network-The FOUNDERS
1:00-Symphonette.
KGO-O akland-7
p. M.
11:00-Orange Network
KGW-POFtland-61
11:0O-Studto Program.
11:30-Orahge Network.
KPO-San Franclsco-71O-A22.3
1l:00--Orange Network.
12:00-Kolster Hour.
I q. m.--KPO Dance Orchestra.
-Seattle-86O-34S.6
12:00-Studio Program.
A. NJ
1:00-Meyers Orchestra.
MISREPRESENTATION
r. NJ
11:0O-MusicaI Program.
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RIRTHS

Harry Z. ana Myrtle J. Downey. girl.
Spencer and Evelyn Phenix. girl
Earl L. and TheIma p. Marcy. girl
John and Mary Anzelmo. girl
Eevenner and Frizelle Crawford. girl
John n. and Marie Taylor. girl
william and Sadie Fenwicks girl
Albert "A. and Olga Brooks. boy
James A. sand Edith Lee, boy
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ARVINE w. JOHNSTON

Services for Arvine W. Johnston
wiIl be held at Scottish Rite
Cathedral, Third and e Streets
Northwest, tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
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MRS. LOUISA d. WEIGEL

Mrs. Louisa D. Weigel, aged IL
died suddenly yesterday. Services
will be heldAat the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. +. e. Dodge, IT.,
SIS Florida Ave. N. E., tomorrow
at Q o'clock. Interment will be
"a Rock Creek Cemetery.
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HENRY M. ULLE

Funeral services for Henry M.
Ulle. who died Sunday after a long
Illness, viii be held at st. johns
Episcopal Church, Beltsville. Nd,
tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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TIMOTHY DESMOND

Services for Timothy Desmond,
who died Saturday at Potomac, Va.s
were held at st. Rita's Church, Mt.
Ida. Va, at 10 o'clock today. Inter.
anent was in st. Mary's Cemetery
Alexandria, Va.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-06

eTATEMENr OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Subscribers at Casualty Re-
Ciprocal Exchange Of Kansas
City, Mo-,
on the 31st day of December, 1897 AZ
required under the District Of Columbia
Code, amended June 80, 1909, and Au-
gust Is 1911.
ASSETS
Cash in office......... Sss2s04S
Cash in bank. ........ S7174S25
Real estate MORTGAGES (firgt
Ilen) ...ss............ 1S9, 1000
Stocks and bonds market
Bills receivable ............ 104, 929.37
Interest due and accrued. 7,959.S9
All other assets: Deposit
with National Surety CO,
on claim in 1itigation.o 100000
Earned premiums on re.
porting policies.s .s.ss... 100000
Total assets ............11,171.4 38.81
LIABILITIES
Net unpaid claims. $1,000. S843,4OO. 90
Reserve as required by law 3as,66S.9S
Salaries. rents, expenses,
Surplus over ali iiabiiiti::: sOsGS STSS
Total liabilities. 81. III. 42s. 81
Guaranteed fund other than
cash .................... S975, 1891 IL
Character of business transacted
during the year 1927: Teams, work.
mems compensation, automobile liability,
Losses sustained during
the year 1927. $567,4l6.12
Money received during the
year 1927. 1,O1O,E8
Expended during the year
1877 .................. 7sS.4OATO
BRUCE DODSON,
Attorney-in-Fact.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 14th day Of February, 1923.
(Seal) ROBT. w. KNOWLES.
Notary Public.
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DEATHS

Sallie Baker, S6 years. GOT Eighth
ToIIa =. Boswell. so years. saOs p
IDA Marion PendsI. 10 years. Garfield
Ella Jane AlSop. 50 years. CIT
Henry sheehy. 50 years. sibley Hos
Joseph Byimer. 81 years. Garfield
Nary a. Brewer. 90 years. aailinEsr
Edith Lenore williamstts. 81 years.
2k3S Ontario Rd. NJ, W.
Joseph d. Funke. 81 years. SS16
Fourth st. ~. w.
Ursula Ravasinaki. 81 years. 1877
Eorty-fourth st. N. W.
Timothy 4. Brosnahan. IS years. So
Seventh st. N. e.
Charles Z; c9llord. 50 years. s1S Van
IrversS KiEapRrss. ~ years. 1918
Mary WhaIey. 90 years. Providence
Pauline Louise Roth. 10 years. 2s4
Twelfth st. s. z.
Rose Elizabeth. 15 months. 1921 Jack
con st, ~. e.
Easie. Smith. 90 years. Emergency
Hospital.
Hubin Minor. { months. COS e st.
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DEATHS

DAyIs-on Monday. March s, at her resi-.
dence, 1894 Lenox Rd., Schenectady
-. <, AGNES G., beloved wife OF Albert
g. Davis and youngest sister of William
g. Shaw. of this city.
JOHNsTON-On March {, 1928, at Gar.
1RVINE w beloved brother Of Mre. Rob.
grt il. Zimmerman. Remain0 resting at
1929 B ST.. n. e. Funeral "wednesday.
Rite Cathedral, Third and 2 SITS. II. w.
ITlende and relatives invited.
WAYLAND-PATRICK Comrades Of Col.
JAS. 8. Petit Camp. No. 9. U. s. W. v.
will meet at Tabler's Funeral Home o2S
u 81. N. W. 40 D. m. Wednesday, March
n, for the purpose of attending Comrade
Wayland'g funeral. Madison L. Hill, Adj
jutant. Samuel Hubacher. Commander.
WHALEY-On Monday March S. 1928.
MARY, BYRD STEWART WHALEY. be:
loved daughter of the late Everett B. and
mother. Mrs. Frances G. Whaley: three
sisters, Mrs. Lucy 2. Jones. Misses Irene
X. and Anna NJ Whaley. of Washington,
ID g., and one brother, Everett r. Whaley
Of Birpingham. Ala Remains reettng. ii
Ssvens6 81. 81. W. Funeral services from
Marvin u. o.. Church. Tenth and B Sc.
81 W. wednesday. March z, 1925 at 80
5. n. Intermenf Fairfax, Va.
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ElORIsTR

.ApPROPRIATB Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. Co.. 1919 p sc. N. w.
Artiotto--Expfe esiye.-IneTpengive
! I1oHPT AUTO UENYERY SERVICE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James n. johnson. 90. and Evelyn
r. shorter. 70. The Rev. George Bull
John D. Scott, rs, and susie White,
~. The Rev. g. o. Bullock.
william NJ Gill, 81, ana Dorothy
y. Edwards. 20. The Rev. w. J.
Edward J. Carey. II. and Florence
Owens. 10. The Rev. Daniel 7. Coles.
william Prather, e. and Annie
Short, a. The Rev. Daniel j. Rice.
Ernest Richardson. ~. and Lola
Penix. 10. The Rev. ". D. Jarvis.
Harry Cohen. %. and Jennie Silver.
man. 90. The Rev. n. d. Weisblatt.
ETnaaueI l. Klingstein. 81. and Beuo
a1al L. Birch, 80. both OF HarrisonbuTg.
The Rev. A. Simon.
william q. Cox. -. Of Pittsburgh.
and Dorothea fGernovich. 90. Of St.
Petersburg. Fla. The Rev. J. n. Pierce.
Donald K. Eckman, ~. Of Lancaster,
Pa. and Esther K. Myers. 10. Of West
Chester. Pa. The Rev. Fl. J. Smith.
William Prather. -. and Annie Short,
81. The Rev. D. J. Rice.
= Edward ]. Gavey. 81. and Florence
Owens Is. The Rev. D. 7. Coles.
William n. Gill. 81. and Dorothy v.
Edwards. II. The Rev. w. J. Hubbard.
Clarence 2. Brown. 80. and Blanche
y. Neville. 81. The Rev. J. NJ. Bowie.
Raymond c. Ray. IS. and Nellie c.
Smith. 20. The Rev. w. N. Hoffman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-09
Rotary Host To
Group Chairman
OF international

MISSION. Oct. Emission Rotari-
ans we're hosts at luncheon Monday
to Carl Faust Of Jackson. Miss. being
present. and favoring the local men
with an excellent and intensely in
~teresting address. Mr.. Faust is a
past director Of Rotary international
and present chairman of the club
service committee, Rotary Interna-
tional. Mr.. Stewart and daughter.
Dorothy presented a musical number
of song and dance which was well
taken. Mr.. Stewart also favoring the
club with several guitar solos.
The program was in charge Of Bill
" GODS, Of the sick and welfare COM
mittee. Two Boy Scouts. Herschell
Peake and Ernest Halstead rave d
practical demonstration on taking
car Of the sick. followed BY DR.. NJ.
Smith with a talk on how TO visit the
sick folk.
Ross Marcus. local fire chief. ad-
dressed the club for five minutes, Ills
subject being on fire prevention
this being fire prevention week.
Rotarian Carl Faust OF jackson
Miss. and three companions were
the out-of-city guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-09
Odd Fellows In
Galveston Begin
Work on Degrees

GALVESTON. Tex. Oct. a.-LPy-
Odd Fellows Of Texas, in seventy
seventh annual encampment here,
today devoted themselves to degree
work. patriarch militant degrees be.
ing conferred at this mornings ses.
sion. The decoration of chivalry
will be conferred at public ceremo.
mics tonight at Menard Park, after
which teams of league Encampmeni
No. 3 and Fort Worth Encampmeni
No. Is will compete for the Roya.
Purple degree.
The next meeting place will be de.
cided tomorrow. Cleburne and Deni.
son already have been named rs pos.
sible selections.
The committee on legislation also
will report tomorrow on "A proposal
20 change the date Of the annual en-
c%ampment from October 20 February
w. =. Stewart OF Matagorda was
elected grand high patriarch yester-
day. He will be installed NJ neJ
years encam mnent.