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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06
A MARsEIIL.EI VILLA
SZ0RNYt TITKA
Hat not meggyilkolt egy gonosz-
tev6. - Feldarabolta es
tyukketrecbe rejtette
aldozatait.

A franciaorszagi kik0tovarost
Marseillet titokzatos k0riilmenyek
k0z0tt vegbevitt remtett tartja
izgalomban. A marseillei rendor-
seq egyido ota egy Drat nevii fer
Fl utan nyomoz, aki legkiilonbo-
z6bb alnevek alatt k0vette Ell
borzamas biincselekmenyeit.
Marseille kornytken a multi ma
pokban az 'egyik villabol ketseg-
beesett segelykialtasok hallat-
szottak. A szomszedok behatoltak
villaba, ahol egy negyven ev
k0rjili, feltiin1en csinos asszony
holttestere akadtak.
Az aldozatot vekony acelzsi-
norral fojtottak meg. A gyilkos-
sag par perccel el0bb tortenhe-
tett, az asszonyon azonban mar
mem lehetett segiteni. A gyanu
azonnal Dratra iranyult, aki mar
napok ota targyalt az asszonnyal,
aki ell akarta adni villajat. Drat a
gyilkossag utan nyomtalanul ell
tint mindeddig mem akadtak a
nyomara.
A vizsgalat megallapitotta AIT
is, hogy Drat nehany h6nappal
ezelott villat berelt Marseille k0r-
nyeken, ahol alland6an n0ismer0-
sok latogattak. OF asszony, akik
szinten alland6 ismer0sei voltak
Dratnak, nyomtalanul eltiint a
rend6rseg a mostani gyilkossag
utan ARA a gyanura jutott, hogy
valosziniileg ezeket is Drat tette
ell lab al6l. A sz6banforg0 villa
ban hazkutatast tartottak, amely
megd0bbent6 megallapitasokra
vezetett. A villa pincejeben es a
tyukketrecben cementtel le0ntve
egy -egy moi holttestet talaltak,
amelyeket a gyilkos el6z6leg fel-
daraholt. Valoszinii, hogy a villa
kertjeben megtalaljak a mask
harom nyomtalanul eltiint asz-
SONY holttestet is.
A villa mar reg6ta egy mar
seillei kereskedo ulajdona, aki a
multi ev 6szen vette meg Dratt6l.
A keresked6 elmondotta, hogy a
villa pincejeben akkoriban renge-
teg pezsg6siiveget talalt, amib6l a
rendorseg most ARA k0vetkeztet,
hogy Drat elozoleg mindig leitat-
ia aldozatait es azutan kovette ell
a gyilkossagot.
A rendorseg lazas izgalommal
folytatja a nyomozast Drat jelen-
legi tart6zkodasi helyenek megal-
lapitasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06
KINCsEK A TENGERBEN

A F0ldk0zi tengeren az Antag-
lio olasz g6z0s buvarai kiemeltek
"a tenger feneker6l haboru ide-
jen elsullyesztett Elisabethville
belga haj6 pancelszekrenyet, -
amely 400 ezer font erteki gye-
mantot tartalmaz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06
REGENY
1rta: B0HME MARaIT.

hozza, meg gyermek vagy.
Fejemet rattan. Hogy is lehe-
tett egy par okor Matt ilyen szi-
vettepoen sirni! Teljesen mega
varodva, megint Schnack mester-
hez osontam, aki ismet varrashoz
fogott. Nemsokara anyam is uta-
nam j0tt es hozzank tilt. Meg min
dig zokogott alig tudott be-
szelni.
- Hallotta mar mester, mily
szerencsetlenseg ert benniinket ?
Ket legjobb okriink S egy lovunk
megd0glott, egy 10 az arolSba
esett S egy bcrjut halva elicit egy
tehen = iild0z szerencsetlenseg
benninket es csak benniinket. =
Hangja zokogasba fulladt.
Bizony, Ibsenne asszony, ez
Macy bal. De mines oily nagy baj,
amelynel nagyobb ne lehetne. Ha
Peldaul VILLAIN gyermeket, vagy
ferjet sujtotta volna agyon, ak
kor persze meg t0bb Okla volna a
sirasra.
= Nekem es ferjemnek mar reg
mem okoz 0r0met az elet. S nit er,
ha gyermeke van az embernek,
akit azutan szegenysegben es nyo-
morban kell hatrahagyjon.
En- sem hagyhatok a fiamra
semmit es megis remelem, hogy
becsUlettel fogja megallani helyet
a vilagban.
= Oh, ez mas A maga fla mem
volt otthon johoz szokva.
= Ebb6l lathatja Ibsenne asz-
SONY, hogy a szegenysegnek is
van nemi el6nye. Mem varunk
tulsokat az elett6l S ICY meg va
gyunk 6va csal6dasokt6l. A sze-
genyseg koran megedzi fatal
er0ket.
Anyam hallgatott. Dacara le-
hangolt kedelyallapotanak, mem
tetszett neki, hogy parhuzamot
vontak Lude Schnack az en- jo-
v0m k0zt.
Tiz ora lett, mire apam borig
atazva es vegkepp kimeriilve az
emberekkel hazaj0tt a mezorol.
Az asztal meg volt teritve vacso-
rahoz, de alig evett egy falatot,
csak teajat itta meg s pipara
gyujtott, nit anyam hozott neki.
Kiinn meg mindig zuhogott az
ESQ a jegenyefakra, de zivatar
mar kitombolta magat.
Anyam csak sirt es sirt. = AIT
hittiilS, hogy epp az iden kikosz0-
riilhetjiik a csorbat.
Igen, Nina, ez ICY van es
mines maskepp es belle kell t0rod-
jiink, - monda apam nagyot So
hajtva. = Mi ketten kulon0s en-
berek vagyunk. Tudjuk, hogy
egy meredek Talon allunk, mem
birunk sc elore, Sc hatra menni s
biztosan tudjuk, hogy egyszer
csak lie fogunk pottyanni. Els
megis misunderstanding kapasz-
kodunk a korhadt falakba, ahe-
lyett, hogy idoben leugranank S
epkezlab leerve, nyugodtan folly
tatn6k utunkat tovabb. De most
mar megelegeltem, Nina, mem me-
gyek tovabb. Hisz ez ugyis csak
celtalan es ertelmetlen 0ngyilkos-
sag. Epp az iment hataroztam Ell
holnap reggel bemegyek Rends-
burgba megbizom Snumbald
igyn0k0t az eladassal
Anyam felkialtott, hogy a mi
birtokunkat is parcellazzak!
- AIT hiszed, nekem mem esik
nehezemre sziileimtol or0kolt
birtokot, mely t0bb, mint szaz eve
Ibseneke, feladaraboltatni 6
Hintz es Kuntz es Mullerek k0zt
szetosztani? Jobb szeretnem en- il
egyben atadni az egeszet egy We
v3nek. De hol talalsz ma embert
aki ennyi penzzel egy parasztbir
tokot vasarol? Oily olcs6n kellent
odadani ez esetben, hogy min
koldusok mennenk ell innen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06

szamara. Az osztondijazott diak
dijtalanul vegzi tanulmanyait
|negy even keresztiil, ha egyeb-
kent megiiti AIT a merteket, amit
szorgalom es tudas tekinteteben
el6irnak.
A magaviselet es jellem a fontos.
A Harvard egyetem Pugsley
0sztondijat k0zepamerikai dia-
kok kapjak nemzetk0zi t0rveny
tanulmanyokban. Ugyanott van
ezenkivul egy egesz csomo oszton-
dij es alapitvany francia diakok-
max es angol egyetemi hallgatok-
max. A Dawson alapitvany egycn-
kent 1900 dolarral jutalmazza a
tanul6kat, ezenkiviil viseli a diak
tanulmanyi koltsegeit. Diakokat
az oszt0ndijra az oxfordi es cam
bridget egyetemekrol valasztjak
a legkarakteresebb es minden-
keppen legalkalmasabb tanulok
k0ziil, akik melt6 modon repre-
zentalhatjak az egyetemet.
Szeles k0rben ismeretesek a
Kinai Nevelesi Misszi6 alapitva-
nyai kinai diakok szamara. AZ
alapitvany kivalasztott diaknak
nemcsak ingyenes kikepzest ad,
de havi nyolcvan dollar kesz-
penzt is kiutal, egyeb szemelyi
koltsegek cimen.
A legtobb alapitvany tanulo
tandijat es laborVtoriumi kiada-
salt fedezi, de igen sok esetben az
0sztondijas diakoknak egyeb XII
adasairol is gondoskodik. Icy ta-
lalunk szamtalan alapitvanyt,
amely fizeti tanul6 teljes vagy
reszleges ellatasat is. Kiil0n0sen
ICY van ez kisebb intezeteknel es
internatusokban is. A Seton Hill
college (Pennsylvaniaban) 0sz-
t0ndijban reszesit egy francia
diakot, akinek szobajat es koszt-
jat is fedezi. A Vasar College
egy japan leanyt reszesit ilyen
kedvezmenyben, a Juserand ala
pitvany szinten fizeti jutalma-
zott diak ellatasat. A Mount Ho-
lyoke Colkeget .kilonos 'eloszere-
tettel keresik fel az idegen diak-
lanyok. Tobb osztondijat oszta-
max Xxi ebben az iskolaban, japan,
kinai es del-amerikai lanyoknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06
(Folytatas)

lutOtt VOlna tarSadalml fllOZOfla-
ia fejtegeteseben, egyszerre vii
lam cikkazott a szoban keresztiil,
a feherre meszelt falak masod-
percekig kekes fenyben ragyog-
tax $ egy hatalmas mennydorges
razkodtatta meg hazat.
En- hangosan felkialtottam, de
Schnack mester is elsapadt. Uta-
ma anyam Jolt sietve szobaba.
- Dida, gyere at gyorsan a nap
pail szobaba! Maga is, mester,
hogy mind egyiitt legyiink, ha baj
talalna lenni. Borzaszto id0!
Ket perccel kesobb az egesz Ib-
sen-haz cseledekkel egyitt Macy
nappali szobaba gyiilekezett,
melynek deli fekvese volt. A pam
lag el0tti asztalon fekiidt apam
nagy vaskazettaja, melyben az er
tekpapirok voltak S mellette egy
abroszba bek0tve az eziisttar,
gyak, hogy minden egyitt le-
gyen, ha esetleg avillam lecsapna.
Menny, hogy megmentse ment-
het0t, 0sszes szoknyait niagara
vette, volt legalabb egy tucat S
ugy nezett Xxi, mint egy soroshor-
do, kit csak guritani lehet. Az
Greg Wiedehopp g0rcsosen szori-
tott kezeben nehany regenyfiize-
tet en- legkedvesebb kutyamat,
Dinat 0leltem keblemre. Anyam
0lebe vett er6sen magahoz $40
ritott. Hofeher volt es kepebol XII
volt kelve. Amint eszrevevem,
apamnak is v0rosek voltak a sze-
mel es mely barazdak szantottak
homlokat.
s azutan borzaszto id6 lett. Vii
lamlott es mennydorg0tt. Gyors
egymasutanban remegtek meg
falak folytonos d0rgestol meg
mozdultak a kepek es a tiikr0k.
Az ablakparkanyoo a viragcsere-
pek ide-oda inogtak. Olyan volt,
mintha egy rettenetes haboru dult
volna folytonos agyud0rgessel.
Hozza meg vihar is tombolt, zu-
gott-bugott hosszan, elnyuJtya,
koppant jeg, omlott az ESQ. Re-
tsegett, ropogott, pattogott, suho-
gott minden, ugy, hogy az ember
alig hallhatta sajat szavat. A
nagy sotetsegben mem lehetett
latni, hogy a felh0szakadas mi
lyen bait okozott, de anyam AIT
monda, hogy az iden karacsonyra
aligha lesz almank, inert ez bor-
zaszt6 lido bizonyara mindent ke-
gyetleniil levert. Apam helyesl6-
leg b6lintott hozzatette: Ada
listen, hogy mas baj ne legyen.
Szegeny allatok kim!
Mindannyian lelegzetet vissza-
foj.va hallgattunk. Ket ora hosz-
szat tomboltak ICY az elemek. A
szobaban gyengen sargas kenszag
terjengett, fullaszto volt leve
g6. Het ora tajban kisse alabbha-
gyott az ESQ a villamcsapas es
mennydorges is csak hosszabb
id0k0z0kben kovette egymast.
Kezdett vilagosodni. Ekkor apam,
Hinnerk Dirk es Sween Meess fell
huztak hosszh, vizhatlan csizma-
jukat, elovettek az ugrobotokat s
elindultak mezore, hogy az ALA
tok utan nezzenek.
K0rulbeliil egy ora mulva Hin
nerk Dirk visszaj0tt azzal a rossz
hirrel, hogy ket eros marhat
agyoncsapott a VILLAIN, egy tehen
d0glott borjut elicit, egy 10 viz
be fulladt, egy pedig az arokba
esett. 0 azert jott vissza, hogy Sc
gitseget es eszkozoket vigyen ma
gaval, hogy szegeny allatot sze-
rencsetlen helyzetebol kiszaba-
ditsak.
Anyam hirek hallatara elkial-
totta magat, elajult S mintha ha-
lott volna, a pamlagra esett. Area
h6feher es jeghideg volt csak
akkor teri kisse magahoz, mikor
Nanny halantekat Hoffmann-fele
Evening star., 1928-02-29
GEN. JOHN BROWN KERR
TOBE BURIED TOMORROW
Military Tribute to Mark Funeral
of Indian War Medal
Winner.

Funeral services for Brig Gen. John
Brown Kerr, u. s. A., retired. holder
of the Medal of Honor for gallantry In
Indian wars, who died In Garfield Hos
pital Monday, will be conducted in the
chapel at Fort Myer tomorrow morn-
ing at II o'clock. Interment, with full
military honors, will be in Arlngton
Cemetery.
Gen. Kerr would have been 81 years
old March II. He had spent the
greater part Of his life in this city
since his retirement from the Army In
1909. making his home at 1921 Ban
croft place.
He was awarded the Medal OF Honor
for distinguished bravery" while COM
manding his troop against the Sioux
Indians on White River. S. D., January
!. 1891. He also served in the Spanish
American War and was wounded at
San Juan Ridge. He had served or.
many important missions during his
long service in the Army, which began
following his graduation from the
United States Military Academy in 1870
Evening star., 1928-02-29
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Partly cloudy
tonight; minimum temperature about
SO degrees; tom0rroW increasing cloudi-
ness, followed by rain; not much change
III temperature.
Maryland-Partly cloudy tonight: to-
morrow increasing cloudineSs, followed
by rain; not much change in temper
turc.
Virginia Partly cloudy. slightly
warmer tonight; tomorrow probably
rain
West Virginia-Cloudy. probably fol-
lowed by rain tonight and tomorrow
not much change IN temperature.
Record for Twenty-four Hours.
Thermometer-4 p m, 43: 8 pm, 80;
- midnight, 35 4 am. 80; 8 am, 81;
noon. 40.
Barometer 4 pm. 3007; 8 pm.
3006: u midnight, BOOT: am. 30.05;
6 am. 1894, noon, 1885.
Highest temperature, 80. occurred al
noon today. Lowest temperature. 81.
occurred at am. today.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast
and Gcodetic Survey
lodaS-LOW tue, 9.Uo am. ana y o9
pm: high tide. 2:24 am. and p NJ.
TomorroW--Low tide, 1912 am. and
1l:02 pm, high tide, 1872 am. and
40 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-~S Sun rose 6:42 am; sun sets
) SO pm.
Tomorrow sun rises Gal am: sun
sets 6:0l pm.
Moon rises 1908 pm; sets $50 am,
Automobile lamps 10 be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls-Slightly muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1928-02-29
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
10 the Health Department in the past -
Thomas J.. and Elizabeth Clements. girl.
August and Lena Voigt girl
William T and Louisa J. Collins. girl.
John and Bessie SConuaa, girl.
Harry NJ. and Anna r Moore boy.
William William 7 and yirglnia l.; Hepburn. boy
William and May b Miller. boy
Wilson c. and Blanche NJ. Thompson. girl
Bcrtram f. and Ruhy y Wrgfcd. girl.
sutton r., and Dora ~ Williamson. girl.
Conrad C. and Diana Fnwkcs, girl
Duncan G. and Mary V. Macmillan, girl.
Arthur W. and Lem Hodrrncss. Girl.
Howard l., and Florence f. Derrick. boy.
ANTHONY b. and Mary Proncr, boy.
bwcll r. and Lou Murphy. boy.
Ralph A. and Virginia Cusick. girl
James p. and Mary Howard, boy.
Robert and Christina Lee. boy.
raTd and ina hhhr ha'if fernddn M4sn BOY boy
nnlamin and Iilda J. jackson. girl.
Edsar and MaSEle Bell. girl
S"nrs' S',,n RI az, ani nerntcc Hushcs; girl,
Charlie. r. ana Bertha A. Walker. gtrl.
Samuel and rcarl Hail. girl.
James a. and Lillian r: Johnson boy.
Henry. Jr.. and Pearl V. Dishman. boy.
John ard Catherine Barnes. boy.
John W. and Mary j. Williams boy
Reuher and Louise r.. smith boy.
Macy and Carrie Huhan. boy.
Russell w and LOUISE Taylor. girl
Joseph and Mary Gibson. girl
Samuel aud Hattie Battles girl,
Richard and Susie Dunmore girl.
.eslie and Annie Dyson boy.
Vance and Agnes Holmes. boy.
Frank and Nettc Davis. boy.
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Importing musical instruments into
Soviet Russia Is forbidden
Evening star., 1928-02-29
FUNERAL HELD TODAY
FOR DR.. GEORGE N. ACKER
Prominent Physician Of Capital,
and War Veteran, Buried
in Arlington.

Funeral services for Dr. George N
Acker. 80 years old. who died at his
home. 1906 Twentieth street, Monday
were conducted at the residence today
at 1890 o'clock. Rev. II. II. ID. Sterrett
ottlciated. Interment was in Arlington
Cemetery
Active pallbearers we're DR.. William
Marbury, DR.. j. b. Glen, DIR. Camp
Stanley DR.. Arthur Zinkham. DR.. Albert
Pagan and DR.. Harry II. Kerr. Honorary
pallbearers: DR.. Z. A. Merritt. DR..
Frank Hagner. Dr. Edgar Copeland
Edward Stellwagcn. Houston McCenny
James Parmlee. DR.. j. p. Earnest and
DR.. A. l.. Stavelcy.
DIR. Acker was widely known In this
city: was prominent in medical and
scientific clubs and fraternities. He
served overseas In the Medical Corps,
U. S. A., during the World War.
Evening star., 1928-02-29
RITES FOR MRS. PAL MER.
Funeral Held Today for Native
Washingtonian.

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
Rcbccca Palmer, IS years old, who died
at her residence, 81 v street, Monday
were held in Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal Church this afternoon. Rev
Frank Steclman offlciated. and inter-
mcnt was in Congressional Cemetery.
Mrs Palmer was a native of Wash
ington and active in church circles
here. For more than 40 years she was
secretary Of the Mite Society Of Trinity
M, f.. Church. She was also mem
bor of the board Of managers of the
Methodist Home for the Aged and a
charter member of the Southeast
Washington w. c. T. U.
She is survived by brother John
Bennett Davis; grandson. j. Joseph
w. Palmer, and niece. Miss Nellie
Hogan Palmer. all of Washington.
Evening star., 1928-02-29
RITES FOR J. H. HARTLEY.
Funeral Held Today for Retired
Division Chief,

Funeral services for Joseph II. Hart
ley. SO years old, retired chief Of the
vault division, Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, who died at his home. 1910
Seventh street. Monday. were conducted
at the residence this afternoon. Inter-
mcnt was in Rock Creek Cemetery,
with Masonic rites at the grave.
Mr.. Hartley was retired as chief Of the
vault division in 1920. after 10 years
service in that capacity. He was promi-
nent in Masonic circles and was a for
mer vestryman of Christ Episcopal
Church of Southeast Washington.
Evening star., 1928-02-29
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years ego today February -. t~@4.
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-Four years 7=a tc.sv. dear brother.
stoot by ,ea- }se.-,!e AMI sap 70. pass
An aaErI stood the-e too dear brother.
\, hcne ot hca'~u5y. rsses ard -es;.
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p~--e are the aead T?2 SrIs Il: Il Wt1i,E L. To-e
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f.,hec ,ni sraaIfs'a-- Hy;SRY HINToS.
wh9 IN - >o.,.A s.sA; Years a-o Today. Fso-
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Evening star., 1928-02-29
MISS c. A. BARTLETT DIES.
Long Resident of Capital, 81, Will
Be Buried Tomorrow.

Miss Caroline Abby Bartlett, 81 years
old resident of this city since child
hood, died at the residence of her niece.
Mrs. William Douglass Writ, 923 Rhode
Island avenue. yesterday after long
illness.
Miss Bartlett came here form Maine
with her parents, the late Thomas A.
and Caroline Decring Bartlett. Her
brother, the late John Dcering Bartlett.
was for many years widely known
business man OF this city.
Funeral services will be at the Writ
residence tomorrow morning at !
O'Clock Rev. Hugh +. Stevenson will
ofIiciate Interment will be private, in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-02-29
Deaths Reported.

Marion Wood. o3. aG6 X st.
Mary T. bly,. 81. 1902 North Capitol st.
Alice h bishop. so, 1893 Irving at. ne.
Sallie + Twyman. r.. li1t Girard at.
Ann T.. Belt 20 GEORGETOWN University
t.+Sp,tal.
Mary r. Cults -. 200 a ST; ne.
James II McJiltou 80 T32 Park rd.
Walter :. Rakcr. "a. George Washington
University Hospital
Harriet Hyrr. ~. Homeopathic Hosrital.
John T. Donovan. ~. 36la 10th at.
Mabel Snccd % 11tn 18th at,
Helen {. Schwanz. -. GEORGETOWN Hos
Nilal
Ehcnrzcr Williams. So Home for Aged
and lntirm
William II Harris so l1"6 u St
Rohcrt ClnlIins 20 Galngcr Hospital.
James l. Mitchell. TO. 1913 Fairmont st.
Arthur Irrnf 3S Frccdncn's Hospital,
Evening star., 1928-02-29

this city and was for many years an
active member of st. Adams and ST.
Johns Episcopal Churches. She also
had been active in numerous charitable
enterprises.
She is survived by daughter. Mrs.
Sherman Miles. wife of Maj. Miles and
two sisters. Mrs. Wallace Nef aid Mrs
M. y. Reed of this city.
Funeral services will be conducted at
ST. Johns Episcopal Church. sixteenth
and II streets, this afternoon at 4
O'Clock. 1ntcrmcnt will hc made late:
i'll Essex. N. y.
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MRS. MAMIE Y. NOBLE,
70. DIES AT HOME HERE
Widow of William B. Noble Was
Daughter of Late Senator
Yulee of Florida,

Mrs. Mamie Yulec Noble. widow Of
William Bclden Noble and daughter Of
the late Senator YulCc of Florida. died
at her residence, l76l n street. yeSter-
Gay after an illness Of six weeks. She
was 20 years old
Mrs. Noble was a lifelong resident Of
Evening star., 1928-02-29

the Philatclic Society will take place at
the Lee House, Z o'clock. Program.
Evening star., 1928-02-29

There arc five woman technical en-
GiuccrS in New York City.
Evening star., 1928-02-29

Victory Post. No. 4. American Legion,
will give a benefit progressive 500 card
party at Northeast Masonic Temple,
Eighth and T. streets northeast.
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FOUND.
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Fbk LOST ANIMALS applv Annual ResCu,
leasse il1 MarNlani a.s .M Main Snss
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The Social Club II. II. A. will give n
Icap-ycar dance at the Willard Hotel.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

The North Carolina Society Of Wash
ngton will give a Leap year dance and
card party at the Meridian Mansions.
240O Sixteenth street Cards and dane
ing, 0 o'clock.
There will be a special meeting OF the
Home for Widows and Orphans, United
Spanish War Veterans Association, 8
O'Clock, at Grand Army Hall.
Evening star., 1928-02-29

Mrs. Charles Wood will give her latest
illustrated travel talk. Across Java
Bali and Sumatra by Motor" 8:l5
O'Clock, in auditorium of Y. w. G. A.
Seventeenth and X streets. There Will
also be a musical prOgram
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PlfzRcY Sar&DERs AND JOSEPHINE
XtNDEE. WI
Deatbs.
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Deaths.
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CARoLlNE ABBY hARTLETT. Fnn;s,-aol
liam bnuzll- Wirt o3% Rho5c Island aye.
torment tprIsa;"t At Ro"k Greek t".ne-
BELT: on Tge-.lay, Fehruary es. 1898. ~;
Th94ST naaf NJ N3yh wao Tbamas@ 9Fa l "o R@vc K IL"
Nd. Tntcrmeut Tnirri Cemetery.
BRADFORD. Sud@cnly.. on Monaay. Fch-,,-
Form 1y ,eo* 1@:S b.5a1S bHE521htt = Aar,ah 4 hhAh
Bradford and devoted father Of Theodore;
5rse,fe b. att f II Eradf"r a,' Fuacfai ThaS..av. ',.
March /. .1t / pm. from Galway L. J..
Church. lHterm"nt at Harmony
BRADLEY. Gu Tuesday February - 1a2S
AZ nts residence. III" Mrudota:. ANDRE"
Y. age ~ years. son ot >tic II y. bad
l"y and III" late Justice Andrew . brad
Icy. \ wonderful spn. Notice OF funeral
uoHI. suddenly on Tuo-iay- FehrcHary ..
Ms-sare, NJ. 'iaaij in III list tc.r.. FL
n"ral from hiF iit" r@ss'dcnae. -: p :.
rent in Arhnston National Cemetery.
81 KT0>. On T.se-iey. February =. ICES.
Z, s.aracld tot,nIta.. GHt,RLES A r.l5. y. K
IN tho i1th wear of h.~ age. Service ~
,ne Norvai Il. TAhl"r funeral hpr'" "-,,
3cock y IN '' h,erneat ',er y NTH 4" i',ar!
honor~ at Arilngton Nntto9aJ C.m"tfry.
Relatives ant friends invited - attend.
DIRTON SPECIAL communication ~ Poto-
rnae Lodge ". ;. a \. NJ = here
~ called At pm, Tlnlr- Jay Mar,h !.
hTo.Ger hIli 70 ciHiARLE@ ii'l s,0 4 m'kroN. Iu:er:
nen' at AF1S'qq E,G,TniffifiTy ,,i r. bS ~ 'rr- OF
RICHARD P, WAnDEY. >S@se;1fy.
I'm, Tts~,E1t FpN-trtry ltINS
p ! 30 q NJ .>LhEET. CLARK. j. te-
love; -on of NJ ana NJ. tt."ert t,9re.
ln'ern.en, Fot, I.,n,ola. 80
COLLINS. On Tues!ay February IS, GS los. los
J lei"sed hu-,'9i ~ Nay !...- + t"..'ns
CoN>ELLA>. On Fchtn4,rys = =, l"3S ~! AilCE
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fca ..t the NJ. Mle.e, fI2'1 v,,E i4 ~ .t -
Mouot Atry ave. Ph'ias'"lnhla. q Thurs.
tay n;arninS. R"'in..i mass at Church -
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iroti he W..,iaa, II. >sr4a ( %. tare-A
chanel AZ = nf on Thur say Nara
church, where mass Will ~ SD a. > II,
for the renose oi her >oal. Relatives and
O}Yrt Cemetery
p,EIA>n, o. TqesS,,ay. Fehrnary IS. lacs,
| scr>t,,,s AZ W. ", ncaI- ti.trlI home.
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Rainary 'r IT. IT. r. ,3.'''' F'''''>' @'''A " al
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Importing musical instruments into
Soviet Russia is forbidden.
Evening star., 1928-02-29

The overcoming OF death viii be the
| subject OF tomofroW'S service OF the
| Christian Science Parent Church ia the
| Hotel La Fayettr at II O'Clock
Evening star., 1928-02-29

DR.. Max Jordan. Washington CORE
spondent of the Berlincr Tageblatt, will
speak on Germany If To-day" at the
fortniphtIv talk IS o'clock hefor" the
American Association OF University
Women. 1884 l street.