davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

IL
early tonight as the best there be" take
the Capitol alley drives in their try to
shatter past records; Members of the Hare
| event. the Silver Flash, 3 f Coffee, Wat
kins Rebabitt Kirschner-Lovich, and Falls
City Lager will take the drives. On the
: p. m. squad the team of r. Mounts and
]; Pritchett win be the feature attraction.
| Tonights schedule:
Two Men. I p. NJ. Singles, 1855 P. NJ.
Fahrbach. McNew-P. Henry, w. Bowen-D.
Hackerd. g. Hargitt-R. Darnaby. r. KEN
per,W; Wheeler, 7; Coval-W. English, F.
! r. Smith-E. Rofstatter, Hauck-Ten Eyck'
1. Daugherty-G Kirkoff.
Two 4 s1 $3.50 s. N p NJ singles s45 NJ
Myers-McAllen, r. Hukle-H. Harrigan, H.
Borne-C. Sneider D. schmidt-T. Sticker,
sre6 ssuD5 a6Sdn9edFgeF z cSe@sr
Schott-Charles Schott. r. Roberson-C.
Mack. A. Meyer-w. Sargent.
John Martin arrived for his doubles and
singles events with an alley broom. but
was refused permission to use It when it
the limit.
Bob Roberts, from Blocks, was called
Roberts showed flashes Of his cId-timc
form and reached 40.
1t develops that Tom quinn slipped one
over on the Victor boys by putting in
MS brother Ed as pinch hitter. Ed
used TO be bearcat at the bowling game
and still losses a wicked hook.
Fred Spencer tired after tossing 644
IN the doubles, and stopped at 55l in
his tb singles ;sn, However his total Of 65l
l,846 over the. nine-game route for the
Lead Lead IN the, all-events. Lee ,Foly's great
with 1910 while Milt Wimberly is third
with 1906.
Arch Helss turned in a 6l5 total for
Bob Haagsma in the double. Their total
OF Lila is now in sixth place.
Tarrant gave schonecker a ride when
i,i7s total O''' '''"0'e'Asi n"o '1' LOT I"
Arch Heiss is staging a handicap singles
event each Monday night at the Century
alleys. Scratch is placed at 100 with
:wo-thirds between the bowier's average
Monday night Jerry O'Grady won with a
total of 598. Stephenson was second with
58S and F. Johns third on $50.
A. huge entry is expected to compete
cap sweepstakes to be run, Dec; 81. and
cludes bowling and guaranteed prize Of
500 will be given the winner Scratch
will be 100 with the two-thirds rule being
lively close at midnight Dec. 20.
Mary Stimruch won the box Of candy for
high single game in the Link Belt Ladies'
Of 157.
With Glidewell and Mathews of the Pro-
duction team hitting for totals of 648 and
599. Milt Wimberly's 654 was wasted and
the Castings lost three games.
The Rraves tool, two from, tto u .oto.
as the Giants. Indians and Cubs made
a clean sweep of their series with the
Tigers, YankS and Robins in the P. g. E.
Square ALLEYS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

The o. T. L. Club will meet Saturday
at D. M at 1896 West Twelfth street
to complete arrangements for the basket
ball season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07
Amateur, Independent
Basketball Notes

East Tenth Deaks lost to st. Philips five
by "a to % score at the st. Philips gym
Thursday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

East, Tenth Deaks clash with the Bridge
port Cardinals at the East Tenth gym to-
night. The DeakS lost to the Bridgeport
i've last year. East Tenth etc" girls will
play in the prelim. For road games with
the Deaks. write r. w. Eberhart, 5000 East
Tenth street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

Hare's Gallopping Bunnies will clash
with the Real Silk five at Liberty hall
Saturday night
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

Woodside Merchants open their home
season at Pennsy gym tonight in return
Side Juniors, last years city junior cham
pions, will clash with the Cards in the
curtain raiser, sharing the spotlight with
girls game also scheduled on the eve
ming cage roster.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

Guy Sturdy, with st. Louis Browns and
Milwaukee the past season, has been sold
to Birmingham. Buffalo sold Maurice
ArchdeacOn, speedy OutfieIder, to Atlanta
Arch" once was the fastest man in
baseball.
Gabby Street, former battery mate of
Walter johnson, has signed with the St.
Louis Cards and will be given a job man
aging one of the Card farms
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

The Lauter Grays meet the Rhodius
Community five tonight at the Lauter gym
and Saturday will play the Rhodius net
are scheduled for 8:15 p. M Any players
wishing tryouts are requested to report at
the Lauter gym at p. m. today. For
games, call Red Vince! or Kelley at Bel
mont 3641. owls, Brightwood, hide
pendentS and PhY-cul-regs take notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

Barney Mike Kelly of Indianapolis. who
may get the pilot bert at Mobile in the
Southern Association, Glass A. Mike is
negotiating with Spartanburg for his
release.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

John Martin arrived for his doubles and
singles events with an alley broom, but
was found to measure two inches over
the limit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

M. E., rs to 10, in the first game of the
North Side league Wednesday night. The
Home Presbyterian Green Dragons met a
surprise defeat at the hands of the Thir-
ty-1rst Street Baptist Maroons by %
to 10 score. The game was rough. Be
ginning Friday, Dec. IA, this league will
play each Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

Indianapolis Big Four A. A. won from
the Charlottesville Flashes. AZ to u.s., at
was the outstanding scorer, getting IS
points. Davis gathered g.. Richeson. 8,
and Terhune, z. The Railroaders meet
field, O.. Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

K 49, z x z = = z = = "a 2
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

Green Dragons meet Madison Avenue
University Heights gym. Both teams have
optimistic outlooks for the season. Man
ager of Central Avenue M. E. call Ir. 2849
concering a game with the Dragons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

Bargersyille Independents won from
Martinsville Independents. AZ to IT, For
games with the Bargersville FIVE, write
Thomas Baker. Bargersville Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07

Bob Roberts, from Blocks, was called
out OF retirement to roll in the city meet.
Roberts showed flashes of his OId-time
form and reached 40.
Evening star., 1928-04-04
GALLWAN DEATH
ST|RSD. FRIENDS
Ready Wit in House Debates
Recalled by Congress
Members.

Congressional and official circles here
have been stirred by regret over the
sudden death Of Representative Jim
mie" Gallivan. as he was popularly
known. He was found dead in bed yes.
terday morning in sanitarium at Ar
lington Heights. Mass. With ready
wit, picturesque and alliterative descrip-
tive power penchant for surprising
antitheSis. Representative Gallivans
speeches were widely read and used as
models in many schools and colleges.
President Coolidge was among the
first to send a message of sympathy.
The message follows:
Il have heard with deep regret of the
sudden death of Representative GAL
Ivan and wish to extend to you my
Sympathies He was sincerely devoted
to the interests of his district and his
State. and his passing is a real loss to
the commonwealth"
Representative GallivanS death re-
moved from the House one of the most
outspoken opponents of national prohi-
Dition and also one OF the personalities
on Capitol Hill
Jimmy" Gallivan was a Democrat,
but his friends included both Repub-
ncanS and other political foes-even
some OF the driest of dry members.
In recent wears Gallivan spent most
OF his time in debate in attacking the
prohibitlon law AS a member OF the ap-
preparations subcommittee which passed
upon prohibition enforcement funds.
che Massachusetts member obtained a
nrSt-hand information of dry law en-
forcement work.
GalliVan was a member of the unoffi-
clal HouSe committee for modification
Evening star., 1928-04-04
Deatis.

casis Council 'f 90 'pS Is e"9e'i gr. 3, T. ol ASl
rf8osssd s b sina he fugiEf sEfbSoaE Il g
% be held At he funeral oarlors of
s:ss. " Taos; II cck MaFf on fSrr.y Il SIn@f aU4
D. ln'sr"en' II Gov wHfrF Hls Gens'srs c9nnc1Jo,
Attest: r A. EsTEP. r. 8.
I1sIs Wnv Cslit after lingering Illness. Rev.
n afofsIE Hsr1 y d SMITH tn ,s aged - year: .on
anu grandson Of Rev JabeZ Fox. -
residence OF her san. Horace Garter 1852
nera w Ee fls sETsH obS SMsfH wrssv T9s cSa,f f.
IAN and Corcoran sis NV on Thurs
day. , O'Clock pm. Friends are invited.
sMIIH ,a1J sgdd.qly on ,Tnssday. AnriI =.
dence Girnmount Nd. n hi. T. ffty'seventh ~ -" s
Josn. rs,sIi,a rrnnseral Friday , April 9 from s.
at 1890 am. Interment church cemeterv.
fAissssfctk tFRAHHa&S1 HHari1' ssr9eaq tpEl
beloved husband Of Frances Kish stras:
&. a. 10 m. a. = a'' liio'S' AZ"
THRILL. eaturasy. March q. 1929 >.
Rs1s Pc se rsT sx Ss.sRG4RET s.sd aisg1 dsg5h'; Ti,
e. r g 4 and NJ rnry,i, lur1i.5 srd 80. ~:
81 ,d, M1;I"r 15;,-, E Tg.ril. Funeral a. Arii.r.
f'"- AhViSA9F db D m.
LNDERDUE. Departed this Hfs Hon1s-.
Add AAnrid 1928 az 30 m. al N. resi-.
denfn OF her nephew. william y D-so1
11l!a1 10Th st =e FRANCES IN.
nFRDt y beloved sister nf Mrs Novel
8{Ffnh "ays'de Nj and James r Mar
iiyes and fri"nds Funeral Thr--tav.
Anri , ~ ] pm from Asbf1-v Crtfrct
iirYl,and iii.n ana 3 sts ny. Relatives and frisofs
n'ltrd' Remains resting at 1888 Hou ard
CNnERnIE April 1923. >, IN an
T.nANtt p 4. the widow Of william ~
adtrdu@. Body resting n the rssfdarce
., hSr stendagghter Alice r Tncksv.
1T-t..1 toward RI Anacostia r. r. Fgne-ai
IhHrs1ay ADril / o'clock f-o-4 AaI,t~v
.6nr@h - s,'d sts. ma Friends .7d
Evening star., 1928-04-04

of the Volstead act and early this ses-
sion introduced a resolution proposing
a referendum on prohibition.
Soon after the House adjourned upon
the announcement Of Gallivan's death
the Senate was similarly advised by
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, whose
resolution Of regret was adopted.
At the request Of Senator Walsh Vice
President Dawes named committee to
attend the funeral, including Senators
Walsh and Gillett Of Massachusetts,,
Dale Of Vermont. Harrison of Missis-
sippi, Tydings Of Maryland and Bark
ley Of Kentucky.
The House today appointed a special
committee OF % members to attend the
funeral. Representative Tilson of Con-
necticut, the Republican floor leader,
acting as Speaker in the absence of
Nicholas Longworth of Ohio appointed
all Massachusetts members and the fol-
lowing:
Chairman Madden and Representa-
tives WaSon. New Hampshire, both Re-
publicans. and Byrns. Tennessee, and
Buchanan, Texas, both Democrats. and
members of the House appropriations
committee, on which Mr. Gallivan
served.
In addition Representative Edwards
OF Georgia, Boylan of New York; and
Reed of Arkansas, Democrats, were ap-
pointed.
Evening star., 1928-04-04
THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia-Cloudy tonight
and tomorrow; warmer tonight.
Maryland-Cloudy, possible showers
IN extreme north portion tonight and
tomorrow, warmer tonight
Virginia-Cloudy and warmer tonight,
followed by showers in extreme west
portlon): tomorrow possible showers
with rising temperature in southeast
portion.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometers pm, 64; 8 pm. 56;
II midnight, So; 4 am, as; 8 am, 4s;
noon. 65.
Barometer-4 pm, 5000: 8 pm,
3O.36: IL midnight, 3O33: am, 80 80;
8 am, 30.34; noon. '3033.
Highest temperature, 66, occurred at
4:30 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, IS, occurred at
6 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 43; lowest. IS.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.
Today-Low tide. / 54 am. and 2:24
pm nigh TIDE. 7:46 am. and $40 pm
Iomorrow-LoW tide. 2:34 am. and
PIN AH6A lIuep o.Z9 am. and
3:48 pm.
The Sun ana Moon.
Today-Sun rose SAC am: sun sets
6:34 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises SAT am; sun
sets 6 :35 pm.
Moon rises 6:l4 pm: sets 5:54 am
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Falls-Slightly muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1928-04-04

unsuitable, but they were somewhat
disillusioned as to travelling power.
Tremendous seas and fierce gale
mauled the craft when she swung into
the English Channel. The boat man
aged to get past Dover and Folkestone,
but off Eastbourne was forced to drop
anchor The rope soon snapped, and so.
battened down tight. the crew ratified
around inside the craft, while huge bill
lows and western wind chased them
back around Foreland and into the
North Sea again.
The lifeboat now Is undergoing small
repairs and will soon be ready to try
for Plymouth once more.
We are going to cross the Atlantic"
said Skipper Smit. undismayed. insist
ing that no sea can sink the bobbing
boat. we are going to prove to the
world that We can face wind and seas
that no open boat can sail against"
Evening star., 1928-04-04
9n Mfmoriam.

BLAND. In ssG but Iors7Z -srs--b-a,o. .,
1877 aNo '0-aF. AoFH
Ths, angels came ir silent tread
m iAn,o rsh'hsret ,hii round ne darling 5.d.
Thev bore her IN their arms o. lor.
VII VII r net AGAIN 1her: come. TO niFht:
Wen meet our loved among the br.,,.
HEs Hs"f DEyoTrp OF i5''sI sIsfEs fzsets ;sr,
asnah,.e 3cFia EprTaq rT7faq'aD;ans sI1gSs e or
p9s'i,ea1a piaa this life one year ago today. April
E,orTst you' No. We never will.
We YonI loved g;sI,9og 9ou hen; We ioy. YOU ,au:
PETEE Err tAED BARBARA RANDALL AND
BLAxD. II loving rernH-rh-4ncs NJ orr lea,
dled one wear azn today April Iac7
Toy are rot forgotten. dear ore:
a. We rnhg ;,;1' rs hfs AMI memory las;
HUSBAND AND son.
III RRIs. II SAD but loving remembrance. -
aho he'%1ea sr,a-sT, 1,erhsw ,f,o OLIVER G. BrRRIs
ago TO-DAY ApriI 1870
HIS AUNT SARA TYLER SMITH
CARTER. 4 tribute of love 10 the rr.,,o-v
%bo vi my 1isi fr'end e1d DOROTHY D. CARTER.
1923. EDNA TASxERr Rr''. =
CtTLETT. tribn,e of love and devotion
Rev AIBERT e e ,T7 ca Th7TE>r1nd E 5rSa and father
,o"5 iiie three wears aEo today. Aprii 4.
HIS WIFE ". C4TLrTT Am n.rcu-
TIERS. EVA AND JOSIE
cATLETT. In loving remembrance ~ our
,sse ,s Pastor. Rsv ALBERT II CATLETT.
GaT a1n3T'sf Apr1 1ess life three years ago To-
As We loved him. 90 We miss hin:
Lorad II our T.TsT, n,sr1crr z. he IS sIT9g: near
brlnEinE mary silent tear
Fr9rn ihis world of pain and sorrow
Cod ,aoIt arg OF pesce and rest
We loved him dearly. but God loved
DONE Ry oRnEs OF MOUNT BETHEL
'AIsaEI; az rr.,o In ,ovinE ,h-ance Of our
denarteas N. Iifs tSr.s y 4 aAiLsrT who
Anril 4. 1925 ''~~S'
Loved ic life. ren,sr,ha-.i IN death
AkH- CARRIE DAPHNEY. JAMES AND
CArLETT. In sad but loving rensn,nr,ro.
OF our iste pastor. Rev. A. II CATLETT.
dsv, ApriI T. ICES ''is '"ree wears a<0 '"-
faE afE' iT oSSs eg sS5y o yys; farsEsr
REYNof.D Chairman. ~" A0'-IAE
LEE In memory Of devoted wife ard
IL q
parted this life April 1. lasS
Rest N peac-. your work e ended.
You were ktrd in all vour vayS
tpriEht and iust 80 the end
sincere an6 kind IN heart and mind
Mh7t hsautlful memory yru t~ft hsh.rf4
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CRTL-
NNkER. Sacred 20 the memory Of nv de-
voted nr>ther Ma JAMES WAIVER
Who raSSed into The better hfs ten yearp
aSo today. April 1 1918
He shall be an evening thought.
4 morning dram - RE
FANNY " GREENHORS
WAIkER. Ten yea-s aSO tosay. Arr,l Z.
Ia1S, MAJ. JAMES Z WALKER rassed
Let all his fellows Eivs their thanks
That such nian zs this did live.
WILSON: In loving memory % nv frts.S
JAMES DANIEL WILSON Who ,fef ars
year ago today. April 1. 1897.
/ have hat NV wear Of S0rruu
an suffering the awful loss
But for the sakcS OF Jesus
Wlu tTy Ia bear my cross
esn ssns Some sweet remembrance
Most q all YOUR kiaa fats
NELLIE GREEN.
Evening star., 1928-04-04
MRS. KAPPLER DIES.

Mrs Henrietta Happier, SO years old,
wife OF Henry j. Happier. superin-
tendent Of the Terminal Storage Co. OF
this city, died in Providence Hospital
yesterday after short illness.
Mrs. Happier was a lifelong resident
of Washington. She leaves her husband,
son, Raymond A Happier; four sis
terS and brother.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the residence, 1926 Crittenden street,
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. In
terment will be in st. Mary's Cemetery
Evening star., 1928-04-04
A. |. STRASBURGER DIES
IN EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
Was Washington Agent for Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co. and
49, L.


Benefit Life Insurance Co. and
Active in Local Organizations.
Abraham Strasburger, special agent
in this city for the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Co. Of Newark, N. j., and
active in organizations here. died in
Emergency Hospital yesterday after a
short illness. He was 72 years old.
Mr.. Strasburger was a member OF
Argo Lodge, B'Nai Birth; the Town and
Country Club, the Association of Oldest
Inhabitants of the District Of Colum-
bia and the Society of Natives.
Born in this city, Mrs Strasburger
was the son of the late Isaac and Han
nah Strasburger He is survived by
his widow, Mrs Frances Kish Stras-
burger; two sons, Ivan K Strasburger
and Lester r. Strasburger of Washing
ton, and brother, Victor Strasburger
Of Norfolk. Va.
Funeral services will be conducted
1T his residence, 1924 Chevy Chase park
way. Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
1nterment will be in the Washington
Hebrew Congregation Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-04-04
UNSUITABLE BOAT
CRUISE is HALTED
Dutch Craft on Transatlantic Voy-
age Reaches Margate After Fierce
Fight With Waves.

By the Associated Press
MARGATE, England. April 4.-Th,
little Dutch hfeboat Schuttevaer. which
left London week ago for a trans
atlantic voyage with New York as
her objective. is in Margate. The
crew, including Capt. Schuttevaer. the
inventor and first helmSman. demon
Strated their claim that the boat was
Evening star., 1928-04-04
VOTED SEAT IN HOUSE.

Supporting the contention Of E. T.
England, Republican, that he was the
properly elected Representative of the
sixth West Virginia congressional dis
trict, House elections committee to-
day unanimously voted in favor of per-
mitting him to retain his seat.
j. Alfred Taylor. Democrat, had
contested the election of Mr.. England
charging he had been elected by fraud
and irregularities.
Evening star., 1928-04-04
Motor Cycle Gun Useful.

Motor cycle machine guns recently
added to the French army corps are be-
ing found useful in many ways. Quick
arrival on the scene and speedy retreat
are possible with them. and the porta-
Dillty OF the universal mounting of the
llgnt but deadly rifles enables the gun
ners to train their weapons on hostile
planes as well as infantry. When not
in use the weapons are carried in cases
on the sides of the machines.
Evening star., 1928-04-04
MRS. CHACE DIES.

Was Widow of Albert H. Chace,
Union Veteran.
Mrs. Lizzie w Chace. IS years old.
widow Of Albert H. Chace, and for the
past 81 years a resident of this city.
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Elizabeth w. King. 2239 Mount View
place southeast, yesterday after a long
illness.
Mrs, Chace was a native of Newport.
r. /. Her husband was veteran OF
the Union Army.
She leaves her daughter, two sons,
Edward and Albert H. Chace. both of
this city; eight grandchildren and nine
grandchildren
Funeral services will be conducted at
the daughters residence Friday morn
ing at 1890 O'Clock. Interment will b.,
in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-04-04
1000 BARRIERS Quit
In Protest Against
Cut of S. in Wages

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 4.-In opposi-
ton to a IS cut in wages approx
mately 1000 BARRIERS we're on strike
In several hundred shops In Brook
lyn and Queens today.
The Master BARRIERS Association
had voted a reduction in wages from
$35 to $40 week, and when they re-
fused to meet with the Journeyman
BARRIERS Union and the State Labor
Board to discuss arbitration propos-
ais the strike was authorized. Girls
in beauty parlors are being organ
lied, but they will not be drawn into
the present strike union officials say.
Evening star., 1928-04-04
FOREIGN
FOUND.

DOG-Colhe tan aud white. at 9th and q
NV. Main S0SS, e'
fUR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Resclt
League SAP Marvtand ave. s.w Main SuSS
SKIRT. of beautiful silk Embroidered. Call
franklin asst
-
SUIT CASE-Owner may have sama hy
proper Identification and payment for this al
Address Box 369-k. star office As
Evening star., 1928-04-04
Clinic Is Planned.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
POTOMAC, Va. April 4-The regu-
lar monthly pre-school dental clinic
will be held this afternoon at the Jeffer-
son District Health Center from ! 80 to
{ pm
Evening star., 1928-04-04

MONEY AND CHECKS amounting 10 xISI
a. isth aud ats Checks made paNahle
to Corhy Uakme CO. ilherai ward IL ~,
turnrd 90 tht C0FhS hatlus Co Georgia ave
and 'rrumhuil et
Evening star., 1928-04-04

nOG small rough e0ate,i trrrlrr, near SiI.
Yer SprIng Ga. ave aud Dist. Lime: looks
like very small Aire,lale: WeIght "a pounds
/ >r OLD. Name TppN, Reward, Phone
$hVuhert RI Ih1
Evening star., 1928-04-04

EYEGLASSES IN sott leather ease. marked
kann. ine near llih aud q sts nv Re
ward feaIl NJ Burke. Vietoria apt. II,
| lth and lIiIinn Aianln AM
Evening star., 1928-04-04

lHAt Lamont and Lament. Mt, Pleasant car
stnp Tuesday morning Cali Adams Asaa
after Il n M Reward
Evening star., 1928-04-04

DOG, Ito ston hull dark brown: name rrsky
StraNed from homo ReWartl. Line. h+in,
Dog hrndle AMI White niae answers IA
ward. Call Adams ANN
Evening star., 1928-04-04

POLICE nuU~-Male. wolf gray wearins
chain collar, answers to the nan,e of "n0n'
tIn Vt ono ear nlppcd. Finder notify Al A
Harris Al Grcgory Yacht cluh al 9TH and
Water SITS sM, Liberal reward Sc
Evening star., 1928-04-04

CAr-~Large tiger cat: named "RonuS Re.
turn IT, Miss Goodwin, apt, 3ai. the Cor,iovs
Reward
Evening star., 1928-04-04

riN. antique larse tnpaa with cameo cary.
ing and seed pearls. liberal reward. Cteve,
l~hn
Evening star., 1928-04-04

METALLIC HAN dark hue and gOld ctln-
!alntnE money. keSs and envelope for -,
between 10th and 10th SITS. reward, Col
Evening star., 1928-04-04

BAR PIN. gold, with large pearl; Elsie"
underside. Cali Col. 3dS5
BOND COUpONS-Two WASHINGTON Gas
ward. Franklin 23ltlJ
Evening star., 1928-04-04

FOX TERRIER, brown marking Answers
to name ot Queliica. cali North 1870, Apt.
Evening star., 1928-04-04

SORORITY KEY. Kama Kapna Gamma
4ame "a bach, Address nex AKIN Star
Evening star., 1928-04-04

RAILWAY TICKET, aon, q anstsraeie; re,
FMder addfeAs box AhAk. star oltiee Sc
Evening star., 1928-04-04

an collar. afal 300 u :, Rsward Tes'
phone Park savlnsa bank. Columbia aa0O
Evening star., 1928-04-04

tssss snAaF ''lf "a" sna '9a srsy ." IN
gsr, Tuesday pm Reward Can Columbia
Evening star., 1928-04-04

LADY HANDBAG, containing sum of
money aud KEY, presumably between 4 st,
entrance To Patent Otitte aud HaShts Lib
Evening star., 1928-04-04

BAR PIN. about -, inches long. Valued
as keepsake. Lost between lith aud
l7th SITS ne. on East Canttol 81 II found
please write Box S1o-K Star Office Reward
Evening star., 1928-04-04

CAT-~Black and white. male. Reward io9.
NHAI q
Evening star., 1928-04-04

y s.s., 9fa .lss ssTSss: siss:, s'e"a
Evening star., 1928-04-04

RAG-Iarge green. containing ST. and
change aud letter. sunday. between Soldiers
Home and Thomas Circle on street or Cap
,tal Traction ear. Reward. Call Adams
nio0, Branch 81. 4s
Evening star., 1928-04-04

GoRMAN. On Tuesday April IanS ~
her residence 1870 I st NV EMMA
EORNAN devoted wife of James Gorrlan
She also leaves uNa RUut ard stenfather
and brothers Notice ot funeral here
after. ReUatus resting Rt tAp W Ernest
Jarvis Go. funeral parlors .sss GeorSis
Evening star., 1928-04-04

h NrptfH. On Tuesday Aprit . la3S
MENRtE1TA beloved Wife of Henry J
kspnleF and mother uf RAYMOND A Kan,
pler. Funeral from her late ~sSi,senrt.
10 Crittendnn 81 NV. oa rhur>dav,
Anrll \, At 80 nm. Relatives and
friends invited. Intermsnt 81 NsTySs
Cemetery Is
Evening star., 1928-04-04

LtCkEY. On Monday April . lasS =, har
late residence "la 0th st sw AESTEH
4, beloved wife of claude " Lsckev. IN
We tsnd ye>r nt her axe Remains 'rrs,,
!th st sw Funeral Thur~slsv Anil
from the chanel ~ y \ Taltavun 426
9Th 81 Sw.. at nm Relieves a,,,i
friends invited. lntci nieut at Cedar u,ll
teneterN