davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ies iodze podwodne da
ze o&cerowie marynk iemieckiej odbywa elu
kryjomu neustanne podroie do HszpanD
Twierdzene ogolne marynarka nemeka mole obie
fde podwodne, tax Reichwehra da celow
obe woenn lotnicze budowane dek
Mnstrestwa komunkac Czara Reichweha
podtawie Traka Wrsalskego do najmneego
prawa swadomie traktat en- fama
Czytelnow Czytelniczek bede
k paramenu zaPatuje sic Mussoln w&osk
dyktto hizpan Maiek Jozef Pill
sudski niekrzy przypisuja dyky Pse
my dobrze Pfsudiego raczej nazwaeby molina
poskch
Mussoln parlamence take zdanie wygosl: Mogem
kopnec parliament wyiacne faszystsk. Wdm
parliament Nalezy
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WIELkIE ZEBRANIE POLITYCZNE.
W srode, dnia 31-go pazdziernika b. r.
wDomu Polsko Narodowym
przy Fullerton ulicy.

w srode, dnia 31-go pazdziernika b. r. Domu
Posko Narodowym przy Fullerton ulicy odbedzie sic
wieke zebranie potyczne sprawie kandydatury
Cub Alfredo E. Smitha ma Prezydenta Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych.
Wszyscy, ktorzy sic interesuja poltyka, tax ME
wiasty jak mezczyzni, ktorzy pragna widzec Alfre
da Smitha - jako przysz}ego prezydenta - prosze-
nj So przybycie to zebranie, ktorem przema-
wiac beda znani, wybtn mowcy. Poczatek godzi-
ME Sci wieczorem.
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tylko moga sa W stanie, przyczyni
Ii sic do pokrycia kosztow, jake
urzadzenie uroczystosci pociagnie
"a soba. w dniu 26-go pazdziernika
odbedzie sic posiedzenie komitetu,
ma ktore pozadanem byioby, ably
stawifa sic jak najwieksza liczba re-
prezentantow naszych towarzystw,
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my tenn, ze jego zwyciestwo be-
die zarazem zwyciestwem naszem,
bo po raz pierwszy W historic Po-
Ionji miasta Cleveland zasiasc be-
die mogi W kongresie nasz Kodak.
Pamietajac tenn, giosujmy ma OBJ.
iozefa Lange.
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juz tax jak ma ukonczeniu. Dalsza
czynnosc cd mas samych bedzie Ia.
lezaia, abysmy zgodnie solidarnie
W dniu wyborow podazyli do urn
wyborczych tam gfosy swe oddah
dla OBJ. Jozefa Langi, tenn dopoma.
gajac mu do zwyciestwa. Pamieta
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czynione zostaiy pewne ustepstwa
" zadaniu podwyzki w wysokosci
20"o przez robotnikow. naogo1 ro-
botnicy zgodzili sic ma SO pod
wyzki, a specialize koncesje 5eda
uwzglednione tylko W pewnych
wyjatkowych wypadkach.
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CCDOC--
DROBIAZGI

Sadzicby nalezaio, ie chw;Ia
odzyskania niepodlegiosci przez
Polske, wszyscy jej obywatele, a
przedewszystkiem rdzenni Polacy,
zainteresowaniem wielkiem sle-
dza postepy, czynione ma kazdem
polu rozwoju panstwowosci poll
skiej zdobywania uznania poza
granicami kraju. A wiec przypusz-
ezac by nalezaio, re i ezytelnictwo
" Polsce tyle sic powiekszy1o, -
niema Polaka, ktoryby ME czytas
tenn czy innem waznie jszem zds-
rzeniu, dotyczacem wiasnie zdoby-
wanna przez Polske uznania u zagrs
nicy. Wierzyc nalezafoby, re ints.-
re.suja sic tenn wszystkiem przede-
wszystkiem ci, ktorzy nowopowsta-
lei z grobu Polsce zawdzieczs
wszystko, a wiec czem sa CO
posiadaja.
Historyjka jednak, jaks ponizej
poda jenny, zadaje k&am naszy,n
przypuszczeniom. Otto, CO sobie aa
ucho opowiada stolica dalekiej OF
czyzny.
Rzecz d.ieje Sic W warszawie.
Ma podwieczorku niedzielnym u
panstwa Nowobogackich rozmowa
byia niezwykle ozywiona
Temat pogawedki stanow;sa d.
fraudacja, ktorej sic dopusc;i ktos
q kofka znajomych to ma dcs5
pokazna sumo.
Zdania byiy podzielone, icdr.
bowiem twierdzili, le ow jegomos:
ME powinien byf wogole defrarac.
wac tax wielkiej kwoty i zadowo-
lie sic mniejsza, bo nalezy mice
umiarkowanie we wszystkiem, inn,
zas byli zdania, ze owszem, ais
ME powinien byi dac sic z!apac.
Mowy tenn, ze defraudacja jcss
swinstwem ME .byio, no bo to
ME byiby popularny temat.
Nagle ktos gosci zawoiaf:
A czytaIiscie panstwo stra-
zy?
Odpa4 mu natychmiast p. NJ.
wobogacki:
- Kto1by ME czytai? Przyfapaii
znow szmugiel futrzany galante.-
ryjny. Gracko sic spisali, bo 20
gruba wsypa.
Alez ia movie ME strazy
celnej przerwaf gosc.
Vice jakiej?
Nam ma mysli straz pozarna.
Co? Znow sic paliio? Teeo
juz prawda ME czytaiem przy-
znaje Nowobogaeki.
No to opowiem zaznacza
gosc. Nasza straz pozarna sp,-
saia sic dzielnie W Turynie...
! W Toruniu!?! poprawif
go p. Nowobogacki.
I Me, panic. w Turynie, we
Wioszech.
- TAX? A jakiez licho ich tam
poniosfo?
Byfy miedzynarodowe zawo-
dy strazackie. Me czytai pan o tenn?
Ami Mkt panstwa?
- To pewnie byio W wiadomo-
sciach ze sportu, a mas te rzeczy
maio interesuja rzekfa pani do
Bo cziowiek juz wyszed}
tych lat doda} gospodarz.
- Vice prosze panstwa - obja-
snia gosc ma owe zawody Pol
ska delegowaia swoja rePrezentacje.
! Skiada{a sic ona "a czionkow
strazy ochotniczej Lodzi.
No, no.. Z Lodzi? Nam
tam szwagra, ale on sic takie
rzeczy ME wdaje rzekfa Nowc-
boeacka. - ma czem sic skon-
czyio, bonn naprawde ciekawa, po-
wiedziaia, przymilajac sic do go
scia, a W duchu pomyslaia: Aze-
bys kark skreci} re swoja straza
pczarna...
Nasza reprezentacja zwycie-
=
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Co Tydzien
Niesie?'

Druha Wasilewskiego W Cleveland
prowadzonej, zaznaczyc mozemy, ze
ia juz zaczyna pozadane owoce wy
dawac. 'Pomafu lecz stale coraz to
wiecej wzrasta zainteresowanie
wsrod dawnych czionkow tutejszych
Cniazd sokolich i do tych poczyna-
je oni powracae. Spodziewac sic
naleiy, ze do Nowego Roku wiara
dawna sciagnie i stanie do pomocy
dzielnemu Naczelnikowi, jakiego W
osobie Druha Wasilewskiego pozy-
skalo sobie Gniazdo 141-sze, po~
siadajace wiasna Sokolnie W dziel-
nicy, Warszawa zwanej. Z, !
Rozpoczaf rowniez prace Druh
Wasilewski W jednej najwiek-
szych tutejszych polskich parafi;,
a mianowicie W parafji sw. StanI-
siawa, gdzie spotka} sic przychyI-
mem przyjeciem re strony 90. Fran
ciszkanow.
Poniewaz jednym pun Ftow pro
gramu uroczystosci narodowej, jaka
ma sic odbyc W dniu l1-go istopa-
da racji 10-letniego jubileuszu
niepodlegio:ci Polski jest wystep
Druiyny Harcerskiej pod przewo-
dnictwem Dha Wasilewskiego, wiec
tei ogolne jest zainteresowanie, bo-
wiem Polonja pragnie zobaczy;
mloda latorosl przy piracy i pre-
konac sic, il rzeczywiscie po diu-
GIN snie, SARA Druzyna Sokola do
lotu sic zrywa.
Wiemy, il praca Ora Wasilewskie
60 ma rome nieprzewidziane prze-
szkody natrafia. wiemy, il trudne
bardzo ma on zadanie do spe}nienia,
dlatego tez wspoiprace nasza chet-
..:e mu zacf;.rnwslismy, iyczac mu
jak najlepszych wynikow W jego
przedsiewxieciu.
Polonja usiiowania Druha Wa
silewskiego poprze, tenn ME mo-
ina watpic, ale koniecznem jest re
strony Sokolstwa, ably to W sposob
godny Polonii naszej sic przypom-
nia}o, ably pokazaio, il powrotem
do piracy narodowej spo{ecznej sta
ie karnie wraz innemi organiza-
cjami. Uczynie to mole, jezeli Cnia
zda miejscowe potrafia odpowiednio
! umie jetnie korzystac ze sposobno-
sci, jaka daje pobyt W miescie Cle-
veland tel miary instruktora soko-
lego, jakim jest naczelnik, Druh
Wasilewski, ktory W dalekiej o.
czyznie zaliczanym jest do pierw-
szorzednych sill fachowych.
Druhowi Wasilewskiemu zyczy-
my, ably osiegnac mog} jak najlep-
see rezultaty W swej piracy.
Jeieli jua nova Sokolswie, ME
cd rzeczy dodae bedzie, il poza.
danemby byfo, ably do Cniazd tu-
tejszych powrocili ME tylko CT, kto-
rzy W ostatnich czasach szeregi So
koIe dla roinych powodow opuscili,
ale takze ci, ktorzy niegdys
Cniazd tych do Wojska Polskiego
poszli, a po powrocie do szeregow
sokolich ME powrocili. Wiemy, il
wielu Z mysla ia sic ME bedzie zga-
dzalo, a jednak - naszem zdanien
- powiadamy, IL mic ma przeszko.
die obecnie ME stoi, aby dawni
dzielni Druhowie do Gniazd swych
z powrotem powrocili.
Kto jeszcze ME ziozyl datku ma
rzecz urzadzenia uroczystosci ra-
eli 1O-letniej rocznicy niepodlegfo-
sci Polski - MECH to uczyni ME-
zwfocznie, bowiem cd sunny, jakq
komitet bedzie rozporzadza{, uzalez-
nionem jest, ma ;ak wiella skale u
roczystosc ia odbyc sic bedzie mo-
gia. Me chodzi wysokosc datku,
ale to, ably kazdy ka1da czem
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Strawberry w LODZI PO-
WRoCILI DO PIRACY.

WARSZAWA. - Wielki strajk
W Lodzi zostaf ostatecznie
i robotnicys wrocili do
piracy. 'Ujawnionem zostalo. ze po-
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Posiedzenie Kom. Obchodu 10-lecia
Niepodlegfosci Polski.

Zawiadamia sic wszystkich representative or
ganizacyj, towarzystw zrzeszen wchodzacych W
skiad Kom 1Olecia Niepodlegfosci Polsk il posiedze
ME Ogolne Kom. odbedzie sic piatek Ego listopa-
da o godz Sci weczorem Domu Polsko Narodo-
wynn przy Fullerton ul Bardzo wazne sprawy wyma-
gaia obecnosci wszystkich representative.
"a KOMITET,
w. Karolczak, Prezes,
Z. P. Zakrzewski, Sekretarz,
E. P Lewandowski, Skarbnik
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komitet, prowadzacy kampanje
"a OBJ. Jozefem Langa, ktory =
jak wiemy ubiega sic urzad
kongresmana Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych 21-go poselskiego dystryk-
tu, pracuje usilnie prace swa ma
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DNIA l-go LISTOPADA ODBEDZIE
Sic. WSPANIAkA ZABAWA, T. wv.
"CARD PARTY.
Ma rzecz Rampant Al. Smitha przezna-
czony jest dochod zabawy.
Zabawa odbedzie sic Domu Narodowym przy
Fullerton Ulicy.

w czwartek, dnia 1-go
listopada b. r., Klub Demo-
kratyczny 14-ej Wardy,
Klub AL. Smith'a oraz Sto-
warzyszenie Polek w Sta
mach Zjednoczonych urza-
dzaja wsp6lnie zabawe tax
zwana Gard Party, jaka
odbedzie sic w Domu Pol.
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PAMIETAJMY o
WYBORACH.

Poiowa piracy naszej dopie
o zostaia wykonana przes
.aregistrowanie sic. Obecnie
nie naleiy zapominac, ze wy
bory odbeda sic we wtorek,
dnia ego listopada, b. r., W
ktorych ka1dy i kazda mas,
obywateli obywatelek pol
skiego pochodzenia, obowi@x.
kowo wziae udziai winnismy.
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sko Narodowym p. n. 1905
Fullerton Ave.
Doch6d 4 tel zabawy
przeznaczony jest ma KAN
panic AL. Smith'a. Pocza-
tex O godzinie 7:3O wieczo-
rem. Proszeni So wszyscy
o laskawe przybycie i tenn
okazanie swego poparcia.
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Dokonczenie ma str. 4-ej.
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organizacyj i zespofow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-27
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department IN the Last ~ hours :
ANNE Jacoby. "a. 2t0a 18th Il
James W Tuthiil ~ rs y Y ave
Mary n Kelley. ~ lice tth ~. ne
NAOMI Callahan 20. 1873 I2th 81, se
Delphine Cation. a.. 9l7 MARYLAND ave
George r Jenkins a.. Providence HospItal.
Herman Phlzman g" 53H. 10TH 81
Daniel J. Moynihan. 81. Walter Reed Cen
:. Aloheus W Weaver. ol. St Elizabeth :
Hospital.
Edward O. Ieech. AS on street. Cathedral
and Connecticut aves.
Mariana Teresi. ~. sll eth ST.,
Ida Chernikonf -. 1870 18th -
Edwin J. weiskopf Al. in automobile.
reg car r Wsrener' SO. George Washington Uni.
verSitv Hospitsl
Herbert J. Mackley. 81. Walter Reed Gen
John B Mcmahon. months. 1893 9th a.
willard Young. j month. Sibley Hospital
Mary Boyd IS 4I9 o -.
Charles Pryor. "a. 1913 :ith 81.
John James 20. 10 Jackson st. ne.
Alice Brown. 81 l035 Both ST.
Matte Jortion So aI9 E st sw
Howard Washington. iS. GaliinEer Hos
Margaret A. Carter. AZ. oo7 Westminster $,
John Desmond. 35 GEORGETOWN University
Hosuital
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia--Partly cloudy
tonight, lowest temperature about "a
degrees; tomorrow fair and slightly
colder.
Maryland-Partly cloudy tonight; to-
morrow fair and slightly colder.
Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight; to-
morrow fair and not much change IN
temperature.
Temperature for "a Hours.
Thermometer--4 pm, At; 8 pm, 81;
IL midnight. 81; 4 am, 25; am, "a
noon. 81.
Barometcr-4 pm. 1908: 8 pm,
3015: u midnight, 1922. 4 am, 1928
8 am, 1924: noon. 30.l7.
Highest temperature. so, occurred al
2:3O pm. Yesterday; lowest temper a
turc. "a occurred at 7:30 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 80: lowest. s.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Todav-Low tide. 5:45 am. and GIL
pm; high tide. IL "a am. and II: 40
pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, 6:32 am. and
TOT pm; high tide, 1924 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 7:20 am; sun sets
5:23 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 7:l9 am: sun
sets SPA pm.
Moon rises 1926 am: sets 1851
pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls-Very muddy.
Weather In Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-27
G. B. WALL, RAIL HEAD
AND FINANCIER. DIES
Vice President Of G. & o. Began
Long Career as Clerk
in 1889.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. January 81
Garrett r. Wall, vice president OF the
Chesapeake e. Ohio Railroad, also
identified with the administration of
several strong financial institutions.
died Unexpectedly here last night after
brief illness.
Despite the fact that he had been
under physicians care for several
days, his condition had not been con-
sidered critical
Born in Kentucky April 6. 1870, Mr.
Wall was graduated from Washington
and Lee University and the United
States Naval Academy before beginning
his long railroad career with the Ches-
apeake e. Ohio as clerk In Cincin-
natl in 1889. In 1897, he married Miss
Louise de Montmollin of Ashland. KY.
Besides his widow. he is survived by two
children, Martha and Garrett B., jr.
From 1898 to July. 1910. Mr.. Wall
was real estate and tax agent OF the
Chesapeake e. Ohio, and from 1910 I'M
til 1917 was assistant to the president Of
that railroad and also of the Hooking
Valley Railway. He was vice president
of both these roads at the time of his
death.
Mr. Wall was prominently identified
with the social and business life OF Rich
mond. Va. where he had lived for a
number of years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-27
WILSON CONGRATULATES
LONG ON NOMINATION
Legislator, Loser in Louisiana Pri.
mary, Offers Cooperation
to Victor.

BY the Associated Press.
Representative Wilson OF Louisiana
today telegraphed his congratulations
to Huey p. Long OF Shreveport, La.
who defeated him in the recent Demo-
cratic primary for the Louisiana guber-
Material nomination.
Wilson, who ran second in the pri-
mary, withdrew from the run-of pri-
mary upon advice Of friends In Louisiana
Gov. Simpson was third in the vote.
ION Saturday you will be declared
the Democratic nominee for Governor
of louisiana" Mr.. Wilson's message
read. IT extend to you my congratula-
lions and offer my cooperation and as
sistance in every effort toward the ad-
vancement and upbuilding OF our
State"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-27

The Canadian Club will meet. $3.50
o'clock, at the Hamilton Hotel. All
Canadians and friends welcome.
FUTURE.
The Twentieth Century Cup WI,
meet February 3 in the assembly, na ~
~ tho Cosmos Club. Senator Walter +:
George of Georgia will be the guest OF
honor and address the ciuo. SupJec''
"Rack to the Constitution.
The foreign relations committee. d.
A r. will meet tomorrow. pm, III
Mount Pleasant Public Library. Therc
will he a round table discussion.
A card party under auspices of the
rrhimhle Club OF the Womcn's City Club
viii no given tomorrow afternoon and
evening at the clubhouse. Mrs. john
Allen Munson, chairman.
Henry FURY will lecture on THE
Scientific Treatment of Crime" before
tho Ergatocrats Club tomorrow, 8 pm,
at BIT Thirteenth street. Free admis-
sion.
The closing exhibition Of recent mini
a;urc portraits by Allyn Williams. presi-
dent of the Royal Society of Miniature
Painters. England. will be held tomor-
row at the Dunthorne Gallery. 1905
Connecticut avenue.
The Presbyterian Ministers Associa-
ton will have luncheon at the Bur-
ington Hotel January 8. at 2'30 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-27
DISTRICT LOSES SUIT.
Boy, II, Who Fell on Sidewalk
Gets 81, OOO-Father Gets 1928.

The District OF Columbia has been
assessed a total of sl,52895 damages
by jury as the result OF injuries re-
ceived by Clarence w. Hoagland. jr.,
IL years old, when stumbling over a
depression in the sidewalk OF Bates
street between First and Third streets.
October 8, 1925. He broke one of his
arms and the jury in Circuit Division 2,
before Justice Bailey. awarded him a
verdict for 81 900 damages against the
District. and the father. Clarence W.
Hoagland. was given a verdict for
s52395, being the sum expended by
him for doctors and other expenses
incident TO the boys illness.
Attorneys Bell, Marshall e. Rice ap-
peared for the plaintiffs. while the Dis
trict was represented by Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-27
Deaths.

cH !. s.S r o. Teaf s a Isaq: =
CATION H' nee can,sT'. funeral from. her
lsts residence saiurdav January 2s a.
VII Vii be NE held :. Il n 's5n,'e' @''
oMLI ~ suhs.ny 99 Sig"afZ, i 4 lsas re- :.
n.rsl sunday sunday January tir 10. At gm from
sss. s:s''': r.: sn%';s: s ssT j. l.
Jones. On THURSDAY. January 90 1929 q
JAMS n hs e. bso1 n@i0 Husband u Wary
f f@nsrar se srs'': sae 4 I'm IL t. sat-
and friends invited. Interment Rock Creek
'o Sksea 2n Ta srszHA J iosz III, 7s,
Norval K Ts6er f faDerai home. sss =.
Ir Sa s'i"}qaz aan s:3op e
LAGH 9 Tea y ~. s.n gmo.o ~ - 1ss.
q Richsrd Lazy and dsuTht;, Of the .! ia,s
sonds s,s n rssrnfs' 1 i%z ac "a
9o'ciock: requiem mass at st. Dominic
JosEPa hn llama, IF n. is,. Eliza.
beth Mac. Funeral from his late rss. .
dence 4os d q" NV. On Aon1aT Ja ,,
sionai Cemetery 20
iess a. Hom.opashis Ho:pitai, WAITER
s.-st:s: S sS.ssi. Lao ssss.y:sas -.
Interment Congregational Cemetery.
MILFORD g p,pa :. ri. life F &c.,, s.3
H Hn.ni al I'M Mr.. al cAsRoIEAS Lor1Dos
N5 Isn T as2sh Of Re .h s'f . '2Ffs
s.: Mr.: Nay 6. ,r H E, r.. an a. S:rs
Howard EuFsnis Reecs. Rhina stew.rt:
Irene Q. Bolts Mary Bank ss p aaFT ps.,,
Price James and Joseph Heroers- Notice
of funeral hereafter.
MITCHELL. On Wednesday. 1anray. -
b ti@r - xIrTcHEIL, Tidox of .as is,s
1 5sra from Hi hen is,e n res re.d.ncs Saturday
morning. January, IS at 2 an. thsnes 70
1 the shPs Of v ,h' s'e .sa ae' 80 ";r.
1nterment Glenwood Cemetery c7'
PFEu. On ThnrsdaZ JanuaTy % 1898 =,
lao am. Henry d PTEIL, T Fanssr.i
papers please copy.1 2s'
PRICE. On THURSDAY. January cs; 1879 .:
hg.nand Of Minnie Pre- Pr7e1 p., fr0g,
at $50 am: thence to the Church Of the
Holy Comforter 4th and Eas, oapi,oI
in,erment a. Mount olivst Cemetery.
RAWLINGS: On Thnrsd.y January 90: 1913
The ists Hssy S1oslds K R9ri,nS Scr:
Januar~ IS q, p.m
R'esmond ' ~. judge r. CARTER spoTr
brother Of Mrs. B. L. Hardin. Notice OF
SHAW. On January %. 1898 CHARLES
X. shaw ard father of Charles. J. and Hsr
rI.son F: shaw Ennsral series g., Monday e.
cedar Hill Cemetery : - %
/ sONERyI'LE. Officers AMI nlemrer. -
ee E. E. q FH VIZ ar. hers6r no,ifs to a.
,sns TIE funeral q orr deceased hcotn -,
!ocs from, s.. Johns Bar,is, Church e.
:. Oh Fsllows Hal q l. oT D9ESss
ia SP.Sdf, 40, sfRERr fPoELARp E
s' ]ass' 4 he "a .sslds5 ss ssio esDts5:
loved VIE Of Wine " Stanford &C.; ssrS Z
Rels,,Ts. Ard sr,s.d. invited Ia'sr!.::1.
/ Fort Lincoln Cemetery -
- 1895 Edwin j BELOVED son OF
| Charles and Dorothy weiskopf Remains
resting At W Warren Taliavull's funeral
home. liih 81. and Spring I'd n-w 70;
| neral from W Warren Taitavulfs funeral
home on SATURDAY. January es. at II an.
| Relatives and friends invited 10 attend
| Iu'erment at Arlington National Cemetery.
xEITNER. On THURSDAY January 90, Ices.
# the Boulevard Apartment eist yew
| York ave. T W IDA R ZELTSER. Fu-
| neral from The Alrnus r. SDea-s funeral
/ home l633 Conn ave on Satgi0.Rr Iarn-
| s-y 90 at o.m Insevnent 81 Glenwood
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported {
the Health Department IN the last - hours
Wallace Il. and Charlotte l.. Hoover boy.
Samuel T, and Mabel Clark. hoy.
Paul X. and Marjorie Ekeiund hay.
Robert T., ard Cora n Shriver hoy,
Charles l., and Lorraine A. Mellon. boy.
Harry and Kathleen Paul hov.
Carl F.. and Dorothy l., Studio hoy.
ChIi..opher 4, and Mary G. {, Raw, hoy.
James II and Edith NJ. Hollis, how.
Thomas r and Slnah 0fenhacher, boy.
Arthur l and Surah Marcrron. sirl
Chsries A and Mary r. Murphy girl.
Robert II. and Pauline Chiitsers girl.
pstrick J and Esther Nj Clancy gaF!.
David e. and Marv t.. Shaeffer gtrl.
John NJ and Fannie Jackson glri.
Ellsworth s. and Ethel A Persons girl.
William 4. and Louise Downs gIrl
Norwood r. and Mary T. Glsdinx Eri
Charles l.. and Nellie r. Munn@rlVn gifi.
Joshua +. and Edna = Jenkins Girl.
Edward ] AMI Alice Chester. boy.
William and EVe'Nn Fish. stsi
Frank snd f.1ttie Matthews hoy.
Frs! and Viola Robinson boy
William and Marv Williams, Eirl.
Joshua ami Florence Saith, Slrl.
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MRS. IDA ZELTNER DIES.
Apartment Manager Had Been II,
for Several Months.

Mrs. Ida r. Zeltner, So years old,
manager of the Boulevard Apartments,
2l2l New York avenue. died there yes
terday after an illness of several months
She was former manager Of the Ken
esaw Apartments. Sixteenth and Irv-
ing streets. for number of years.
Mrs Zeltner was born in St. Louis
She came to Washington about IL years
ago.
Funeral services will be conducted In
the A. r. Spcare undertaking parlors.
1923 Connecticut avenue, tomorrow
afternoon at | O'Clock Rev. Dr. James
n Taylor of the Central Presbyterian
Church will ofTiciate. Burial will be In
GIenwood Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-27
MAN DIES OF POISON.
r. D. Brown, Colored. Was Former
White House Employee.

Rozier Delaney Brown. IS. colored
employe OF the Post Once Department
for the past three years and former
employe OF the White House
died at Emergency Hospital about 1915
O'Clock this morning from poison lie is
reported TO have taken while visiting
friends at 220S Thirteenth street last
night.
Brown. who lived at 1919 S street
Is survived by his wife and four chill
dren. Relatives said he had been In Ill
health the past few months.
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CARDS Of Tbanks.

rYREE. We wish TO extend 10 our frfencs
and neigh hors our sincere appreci alton for
their Kindness ard beautiful floral tributes
during the illness and dsatn OF our oe-
THE FAMILY.
WEBSTER We wish 10 extend to our iela-
tv.-s and friends our appreciation tor thelE
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes ~
The death of our husband and iasnef.
RICHARD WEBSTER i.