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DRAF TINg URGED


ne GolutnA1a ScheOl e Bnaft {.
~ t. pllrsaink ~ lsnE esle q
hslaed policy q. keenLnS abreast
g new Developments "a ths
ora ting world has been pre-
pairing Tor the Nnct Glx n1o4 tlae
an4 VIII haXe ksaNy for enKoll.
Aen14 "a = course
- a olaA A1kleA4 M4AAklA
The unDreeNN enke1 AoWe1op-
nlent q Tire ae1enaukieal Indus
kEy has created IN ungapr BE
Demand 1er aIl kina1 k hNlD NJ
the building oE aiEcEaEE nna air.
craft accessofiens The mnont
needed re which are engineers
and deaf tnen e den ana lay
out the necG1naFN re1inafnaFN
plans. Much exnGKiHnenff
done before actual eonH fructlon
.cE planes q parts of planes can
- Mnderfal ken.
The school aukhar4kies found It
quite difficult task Il prepare
this new course az Il cnYeES IN
entirely new flela The first
aifficut ns q. 'r'tiIi n 81.
gineer Who ha6 Had TIE neees.
Dury aeronsautlcaI experiences ts8
propeFlg lay out The roeEse nloNg
practical NIen This 0bstacla
vas Dverc01ls WIEN kle sea0ol
was fortt1n1fe enexswll ~ ebfain
tie couneel ae enc n He Kere
most aeranautie1 en- aea.s n
49, fSnWaasssu.ae 4 esrN0sg.S
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School 81 Sciences Has
Big List Of Subjects

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general educaffon The school
presents especial attractions fcR
this class students Tnn
are GkNay aieo number 81
1oeelsn students n xhia nro0p,
mainly made iip from TIE younger
men connected with The various
korelan Gr1Ia - and lions
IN lnB ten rrner students
int thSm neIl0ol have Akterypn i
served 81 The diplonatic q con.
HnIar Nervice e nIbont ~ foreign
countries
N0M N0DBEksN SEEgNAOE
- sche6l aleo sifsrn cons
plste course * preparation for
fhe1s Wke nssiZ - snter to 1or-
eign service 81 the unitsd stntss;
NhiIe n khs departnnent e bnei.
ness adnalnintration eornplste
preparation = nlxsn xor ~
enc prspefing i tells to 6. Z. A.
ninaficn II any skate.
Eer catalogue and lurthsr par.
llcular1 address the Registrar,
1851 Sc ~ aeninE tos,
p. 6 elephoney Eain asa.
The airecfor - tho seheol. 81.
Alkerk -. Pntney. may e son.
ieulleG ky prtspe etiye students At
- ozEies 1851 r 81 81
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with reslstra tlons already So
ceealng double tie total number
a enrolled students few years
40 TIE college 81 Arts AID
Gclencea u Georgetown Uni.
seraily Will oDen its is0 j
aea1emic year cn September 20.
re rev colenali NEVIS!
newly appointed president
q the university Who has lust
xetnrnsd % the Hilltop after "a
absence Il tour years, Il prepaF
Ing Tor the addition 81 several
neW courses
TIE new dean. Rev: Il. Rush
Rankin s. Is expected Is re
turn to- the city today Il take
charge Of the opening 81 the
ts1llege d Arts and Sciences
iur the past thres wears he has
been professor u sociology III
the college ana school Il forelnfl
service His appointment was
necessitated bx reason 81 the
elevation Of Father Nevis who
la come here August under
olntment ~ dean.
Sczal emphasis MAS NaNNn tss
tie appointment 81 Theodore
Maynard nation NV know 4
author and lecfufer. 81 rirofe ssii
~ NaeliSh Few men 81 1eklels
1Ne letter equipped fhan Pro-.
10 make 4 practical aIld
MeAleMliO presentation 6f thel
ll1h easay. 81 which he will
nEOe llEo Tor The fnnior AM
senior clauses and the advanced
ceurge III ne2iNh literature
s1leA IN VIII rive for tIle Hra.I
natn nchoel.
lJE0R On XHEET Rocks
EEof. Maynard e fha anthaF
91 9 number IS text hooks vide.
NJ M1e1 m A1nericnm universities
- - lectured IN literature II
eN University. ri. Tci1n
-, Mrco iyn N. ana II
1aAMy ether institutions " lsafn
BE ms Travelled extensipelp on
N1lA Duhlig platform and taaomeil
SnIy = yoUng man, already has
m intern tf0nal renusa.
-. Ia Was born IN India 81
AnM0ng nelne of his better
NaeSRn works nre sDEunng of ia.
Aea 8 Ae Divine Adyenturer
aNA numerous poems.
Two neN courses which ~ II.
sFnetAn eonsl1 erahIe nttenkioF
- Aeal with the classical
@lna ana political neiomce II
s1e1nmtt gnal Inv And cnrnnara.
tive goNeKmxnent. These VII he
BkE1n ~ 1rof. NhoInna ]. EIavfn
Mna IN. Herbert EKrigkf. resnee-
ttsel Who have just joinaa flAe
0EK o. "a
Br0E. Elavin's ceurse WIN bs
g6tee MIainly e The history 0t
tA.e ancient aEalAa, q alibjeet Tor.
aAaglg taught 81 GeoraetoMn ~
lean Nevils, with eenata eration
UivNm ~ IL Conztrnctinn of the
HtanIe. Cnslurles, ana scenery aaes
IN the early aa1s. a n1pdeI =
being made &c d Greek tlleateK,
ggAleh VIII be used for ae1aonntra.
tIcm purposes. and lantern alfdeF
VII ~ usea u interpget the &c.
UnAef the presidency of tIae
HeW. Charles w. Lyons, 81 il,
GoeEet0Wm University made
- Hnsst advanced strides 81
~ history. Kegistration ak tie
college viii ~ lialte e 100
ekEemts and are practically cIosee
n0N.
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SpeeiaI courses = Trade NGarks. Patsnk
ConotikukionaI Law AM Busine.s Associaii
Nogales international., 1928-12-04

The matinee of purple Tow
ers" which was presented yester-
cay afternoon to the grade school,!
students, was a great success.
A large audience of youngsters
attended this, and from the noise
Nogales international., 1928-12-04

lic opinion and opportunity 10
bring influence to bear upon the
Senate.
So far about $50 or ITS people
have signed, including teachers
and faculty.
(From "The Apache Warcry",
Nogales High School paper.)
Nogales international., 1928-12-04

The Nogales Hiram Club enjoy
ed a delicious Thanksgiving din
ner with all the "trimmin's" We'd
nesday noon. Harry Chernin, who
was head Of the program commit
tee, arranged a very interesting
program, among the numbers be-
ing a Thanksgiving talk by Mayor
Harry Karns.
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Deatbs.

SINGLETON, LErTE. On .Monday, Sep
s., is2' Of rrsneii sSs.Sn
siSssr o. .. sas y: scn sp. Gh Tom
thence 70 s. Ro%iniss Shsrch, yh;5.
dsD2 ns,sd nei fS" Mount
t tsm6sr 10. 1923; at $50 pm; n e. her
Of sa e G. Pass 70
three brothers; c. z. Pansle of AIcovs: Va;
F Sfm 81 FFs Ct aS lem Tenn Pa ana Two
sisters sisters Mrs l. shnholtz and Mrs sherman
Violet. John Wesley and Louis II. Steele.
Euneral from her late residence Friday.
,s9itsd in'sTmen' 'ss' aSS s;s
GRACE GARvrN. On Monday.
GRACE ss!e0e ARvrN the b.leY .G'S M. q Il:
E%n.s, ..Sv:. S N: ns3 s's .,Ss
FSarsds9 ss6smSsa a. S'9n
am. 1e'
ToLIyER. MARY. On Tuesday. September
p i lsas MAaY i 4ET =. dsyS.s S so 81
at the w. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral par
= Tors. 2222 Georgia ave. NV. Notice Of
funeral later.
VAN HORN. GEORGE Ebert. Entered
into eternal rest Tuesday. September 10,
1923. GEORGE EBERT VAN HORN of 707
Newton st. NV. beloved husband Of Nellie
Van Horn. He also leaves one daughter.
Mrs. Ruth Riley. and one son. Ebert z.
Van Horn. Notice of funeral hereafter.
WATERS. GEORGE. On Monday night Sep
TENDER II. 1923. at Gallinger Hospital:
GEORGE WATERS. beloved husband OF
brother OF Louis, Daniel. Morris and Will
liam Waters. Funeral Thursday. Septem-
Der 20. at IL 80 am. Interment Ann Arun-
del County. Md.
WILSON. EDMONA. Departed this life
Tuesday. September IL. 1923. az Freedmen's
Hospital. EDMON1A WILSON. beloved wife
of Percell Wilson. She leaves to mourn
their loss. a husband. mother. father. I'VE
sisters and three brothers. Remains rest
ing at VIM. T. Talherts funeral home, 1908
6th st. NV. Funeral Thursday, September
20, at StauntCn. Va.
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election the Wilson forces were entitled
to show-if they could-"a continuing
conspiracy to defraud in elections"
Mahaney Interjects Query.A
Rowland B. Mahaney, asked If 1t was
not true that the Republican organiza-
ton had defended the convicted cleo
ton officials, and further if Charles
B. Pritchard. an attorney for Mr.. Ware
now here. was not lawyer in the case
That's vile insinuation, made for
spite in the endeavor to accuse wrong
fully the Pittsburgh Republican organ
ization," Pritchard cried, leaving his
seat at the table
McGovern was turned over to Edward
Kelly. chief of the Ware counsel. for
cross examination and for some mo-
ments the colloquy threatened to get
the investigation into tangle. because
McCiovern refused fatty finally to an
swer one series of questions.
Series of Questions Listed.
Were the elections crooked in Ale
ghcny County in 1922" Kelly demand
cd.
Very" McGovern responded.
Even the election of the Judges"
Eyes some of the Judges now sitting
in Allegheny County shouldn't be on
the bench" the witness responded.
Were the Judges guilty OF crossed
ness in this electioin?" Kelly pursued.
THE beneficiaries OF crookedness, the
witness returned.
will you name the judges whom you
have pronounced the benef1ciaries OF
crookedneess in the 1927 election?'
Angry Colloquy Ensues.
"You needn't answer that question"
Mahany interjected from the group OF
Wilson lawyers.
"Oh, yes, you have to-" Kelly ex-
claimed, and the argument was on be-
tween all of the lawyers when Chairman
Waterman cut in.
"You have opened the door so wide
in this proceeding" the chairman ruled,
that unlimited cross-examination Is al
lowed as to this witness"
McGovcrn, as the question was re-
peated. said he would have to refresh
my memory with documentary evidence
before l answer
Name me one Judge now improperly
sitting in Allegheny County as result
of that crooked election Kelly de-
handed.
Witness Refuses to Answer.
'Ill not answer that question at this
time. but I'll be willing to do so later"
McGovcrn returned. ut is my belief
that there are some improperly sitting
and that belief Is based on personal
investigation
Kelly went down the list of nine
judges sitting at Pittsburgh and de-
manded as to each man whether Nc
Govern considered him improperly
seated by election frauds, and Nc
Govern refused to answer.
II can't compel the witness to
answer" Chairman Waterman said,
when the attorney appealed to him.
But you cam" Kelly insisted. Its
contempt of the Senate to refuse"
THAT may be true, but it will take
further proceedings of some kind" the
chairman told him.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Rain tonight
and probably tomorrow morning: con-
tinued COOL fresh northeast winds:
strong at times
Maryland-Rain tonight and tomor-
row: continued cool: northeast gales
over east portion: whole gale on the
southeast coast this afternoon and pos
sibly. tonight
Virginia-Rain tonight and possibly
tomorrow morning: not quite so cool
tomorrow in southwest portion: strong,
shifting winds: probably of gale force
at times on the coast. becoming north
west or west.
West Virginia-Cloudy tonight and
tomorrow: probably rain in east por-
ton; continued cool.
Records for Twenty -four Hours.
Thermometers pm, So: 8 pm, So;
IL midnight. ST; 4 am. 81; 8 am. 81:
noon, so. Barometer pm. 1899: 8
pm. 1884: IL midnight. 1890; 4 am,
1898: 8 am, 1890; noon. 29.75.
Highest temperature, Ga, occurred at
200 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature. S. occurred at
LOO am. today
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 70; lowest, SO.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.
Today-Low tide. 500 am, and GIL
pm; high tide. 11.3S am. and 1152 pm
Tcmorrow-Low tide, $50 am. and
6:56 pm; high tide. 1912 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose $50 am; sun sets
GIL pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5:33 am; sun
sets 500 pm.
Moon rises, 1:14 am: sets 9:10 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Falls-Clear.
Harpers Ferry-Potomac clear; Shen-
andoah, little muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
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in Memor.am.

AKERs. EMMA. Scored to the memory Of
our mother, EMMA AKERS, who deuarted
this life September 19. 1909, nineteen years
ago.
CHILDREN.
BANToN. EUGENE a. In loving msmsEy Of
BANTON. who departed r,:s life one year
ago today s a1s wsEr IT, .n lg27 n.czrrs
DELANEY. RUFUS d. In sacred memory Of
my dear husband. RUFUS D. DELANEY.
who departed this life two years ago TO-
DEVOTED WIFE. HELEN NJ. DELANEY.
MOORE. LUCY. In sad but loving rsmsn-
brancs OF my dear m NO, LUCY MOORE.
day. September 10. 1926.
Farewell. dear mother. may your
slumber be as gentle as your love,
And when God calls me homeward
HER DEVOTED SON, ERNEST MOORE.
MOORE, LUCY. In sad but loving remem-
brance Of my dear wife. LUCY MOORE.
who departed this life, September 10. 1895.
aD cs o ds sou S nm. a He Knew rest sss
He saw your suffering here was great,
And 00f Iov1 Sia' H rs s4a5n MOORE
MURRAY. ALICE n. In sad but loving re-
In n ri our dear Tls and t Sse
four years ago today. September 10. 1874.
We pray that YOU are resting in peace;
Our love for you. dear one.
S HrK b DfSs5 RfY' H6sssNp AND SON
aEILEY: HATTIE IRENE. Sacred to the mem:
Org Of our dear mother, HATTIE IRENE
REILEY. who passed away four years ago
today, September 10, 1924.
We had dear treasure once,
She was our Joy and pride;
We loved her. oh. perhaps too well,
For soon she slept and died
All il dark within our dwelling,
Lonely are our hearts today.
For the one we loved so dearly
Has forever passed away.
HER LOVING SON AND DAUGHTERS.
ROY. FLORENCE AND MABEL.
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WILLIAM STEURMANN
SUDDENLY EXPIRES
Retired Member Of Police Force
Victim of Heart Attack While
on Way Home.

william Stuermann. SO years old, re-
tired member of the Metropolitan Po-
lice. died of heart attack while on
the way to his home. 7l09 Chestnut
street, Takona Park. from Silver Spring,
yesterday afternoon. He was stricken
at Blair road and Eastern avenue and
was found by colored man whose
name could not be learned by po-
lice.
Mr.. Stuermann was member of the
police force for 30 years. joining In
1890. and being placed on the retired list
in 1920. His last assignment was at
the tenth precinct. He was native of
Germany and came to this country
when 19 years old
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Louisa Stuermann; two sons, Leonard
and William A. Stuermann, and by two
daughters, Miss Elizabeth Stuermann
and Miss Anna Stuermann.
Burial will be in Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
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CLASH
AT Ware INQUIRY
Charge Made That G. 0. P.
Group in Pittsburgh "Regu-
larly Prostitutes Elections"
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A charge that a small group with
in the Pittsburgh Republican organiza-
ton regularly prostitutes elections"
made today before the Senate commit
tee considering the right of William S.
Ware of Pennsylvania to hold his seat
in the Senate precipitated violens ar
gument and recrimination from the at
torneys engaged.
c. c. McGovern, chairman of the
Pittsburgh registration commission un-
Ger the Pinchot administration. made
the statement. answering questions for
counsel for William B. Wilson. Demo-
crat. who is contesting Wares yeat
McGovern was allowed to testify. Ia
substantiation of his charge that in the
1927 county primary election about 200
election officials had been convicted of
wrongful acts in handling the ballots.
Chairman Waterman ruling that though
this election was year after the Ware
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MRS. BLANCHE &. TILLER
DIES AT ATLANTA HOME
Mother of Newspaper Correspond
ent Residing in Washington Sue
cumbs After Brief Illness.

Mrs, Blanche Hance Tiller, 70 years
old, mother of Theodore Tiller. Wash
ington newspaper correspondent. died
at her home in Atlanta, Ga yester-
day afternoon after short illness. The
son has gone to Atlanta. where the
funeral services will be held probably
some time tomorrow.
Mrs. Tiller was the daughter of Col.
James Hance who died in action in
the battle of Gettysburg. Her husband
died about Is years ago.
Mrs. Tiller is survived by four sons.
Theodore Tiller, Jean Tiller, who was
secretary to former Representative
Howard of Georgia; Word Tiller and
Arthur Tiller, both of Atlanta, and by
four daughters, Mrs. Robert Workman
OF Asheville, N c.; Mrs. Edwin Breach
OF Atlanta. Mrs. Julian Witcl,er of
Charlotte. N. c., and Mrs. A. L. Craw-
ley Of Newport, Tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19
Marriage Licenses.

-Talmadee Lamar 90. and Elizabeth Spears,
William W smith. 81. of woodbridge
ard Mary w.. Petty. 10, Of Haadly. va;
KEY George Harrington..
Dewey j. Stone. ~. and Amalia A. Moor
man. 70: Rev. w. Westray.
Manuel Galan. 81. and Marjorie Burns, 10;
Rev M. r. Fitzpa trick.
BrishtWeIl. 20; Rev S. T. Nc aSS mary f.
- Hollis De W. Champlain. %. and Ruthaune
stone. 20; Rev. Hubert A. woolfall.
Milton T. Engle: jr. %. and Lula L. Pat
'eT FTsa ~ = R Msson a H MCKINLEY
Waiter l. Ws4ht eG r a. aas anG Ratharn.
Cornish. 10: Rev. j. r. Mallory.
Samuel Warren. 81. and Dorothy H. Epps
IL: Rev. j. T Brooks.
Edward A; Tothill. q: Of Alexandria. Va.
ana RoXie z. Burton, 81. Of Richmond, Va;
Clarence w Schultz. %. and Mary @. Corey
70. both OF Cherrydale. Va: Rev. John z.
Thomas c. Carroll. 4s. and Ethel r. Lloyd.
e. both OF Clarendon, Va; Judge Robert E.
AZ Harold Beaver, "a. and Loretta E. Warning.
James C.. Smith, ~. and Elsie NJ Ryon. 40;
Rev. Alfred z. Barrows "
Roy A. Eell. 81: of sheoherdstown. w va.
ana Alice Dent 20. Of this city; Rev. Henry
clenn /. Barnum. "a. of Alexsrdria. Va.
ana Susie q. Saunders. %, Of Char,plairl,
va: R-v: C Ernest Smith.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been renorted
hours:
Flaveous 8. Moulton, n. l443 r 81.
Iniirm. " N ""~
Thomas Louis Howley. So. 1872 Massa-
Minnie Mills Goolsby, SO, George Washing
ton Hospital
Leo Charles Krikawa. 80. 1928 r. I. ave.
Clyde Eugene Prather, / month, Children's
Edward Parker. As, ali N St. ne.
Edward Parker, eli N ST. ne
Ella Colvin. 40. 81 Canal St sv
pita1 ''
Msllie Pudd. Freedmen's Hospital.
Jennie COLBERT, 2, Children's Hospital.
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Births Reported.

1n e. fq e. s niasf sdy Dv William. ns girl
James s ana and s eaTs K yss s sr
Richard c. and Margaret NJ. Lohmayer,
Francis T; and Meta l. Mstehett. girl
Sol r. and Lillian Cohan. boy.
Lewis and Pearl " Goodrich, hoy.
Arthur j.; and Rose, schutt. boy.
Arthur and Grace Hu 81 oi boy. 00'
Vincent L; and Catherine .Toomey. boy.
Harry end Ellen Crown. boy:
po ne T. ana and r janet l. CHI Sos 00'
Frederick s: and Elsie M. Hawkins. boy.
Horace and Edna Hurdle. boy.
John l. and Mabel y. Magruder. boy:
Holmes and Berry Koerner. girl.
Lester H. and Florence E. williams, girl
Rrnest F. s snd Panne Harrson bow
Virgil and Justine sari. boy.
}ameS " end end M N,s,s,h HcAas boy
Lyle T. and Helen Alexander. boy.
Ernest, and Florence Petit; boy.
Marcellus 4. and Eva L; Bowie, boy.
Bennie and Lucille Boyd. boy.
James and Dora Harris, boy.
Harold and Rossi!s Br soHsup Boy. boy
Thomas s. and Alice Proctor. boy.
Vance and Mabel Clark. boy.
James and Katherine Carr. boy.
Roosevelt and LUCINDA Sloans, boy.
willie AMI Elizabeth williams. boy.
Elijah and. Annie williams. boy
James and Annie Queen. boy.
clifford and Clarice Kenny. girl.
william and Hazel Shorter. girl.
James G. and Maggie Ford girl.
Harry A. and Dorothy E. Primrose. girl.
George and Marion McKensie. girl.
Frank and Minnie Travis, hoy.
Charles and Helen C. Moore. boy.
William and Nora Harrod. hoy.
Everett and Constance Moody. boy.
Harrison and Elsie Tyler. girl
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DraftS.

BALTIMORE. BESSIE. On Wednesday
sns sa Hospital IL s sks 81 l2 af%k &C.
mother wife # S Hsr%a asr%an
Georsia ave. NV. Notice OF funeral later.
CHIPLEY. STEPHEN C. Monday. septem-
ess ave- a. ms SCI
beloved husband Of the late Anna E. Chip
September 20. at 3 pm. maryland papers
please copy.) 49,
GOODWIN. WILLIAM THOMAS. Tuesday.
- 1928 At his rssde Ma
Wf ntfi ri Hoaas eooDW nHIn SeoSed
hnsband of catheTin .,o Soodwin nse
am: Mass at Church Of Assumption:
Ssst i:sa; nS'ed
HIGDON. FRANCIS X; On Tuesday, Sep
band Of Regina g.. Hisdon tnee. AUTH.
Rsda.m on s.das sse'eTss5 T. a. SALE;
Sssss: assd s4%sn
HOGREFE. LOUIS T. NJ. Tuesday. Septem-
a f "a lssf Beloved ss husband Io9s
his late residence. sos Illinois ave. i n.w..
1e F snS ,TsDss nv al at sena Bea
tNGS ahU ~ iNAeCu w dbtClIu.
H9 CLAM & sa s5s or Tpesdsy
LAND. beloved SON of Commodore and Let
Services at ". W. bears funeral home "e si i;
1870 pm. Interment Raleigh. N. c.
eSsr 81 s ssF e. S.r o sd T%ssd ssY
HILL. ne. FIFE w.. beloved wife OF Ed
ward NJ. Hutchinson. ased as years. Funeral
Thursday. September 90, at PM In
torment Forestville. Md.
KETrNER, JAMES d. On Monday. Septem-
s.w. JAMES D.. beloved husband Of Flor
ence v. Kettner. Funeral from his late
S p n Telavss and nve S
attend mtermen' at Confessional Gene
NEITHER: JAMES p. Members Of washlng;;
Sotns Meet ys si Sc ressfass e. s SYr lat.
''sr,Tis III 5 s' HAYES
Der 10. 1928. at 2: IS am. at his. residence.
sill Evans St, Brentwood. Nd. OSCAR
sslSyed F f s9ni a,as
Relatives and friends invited. 20'
September II. 1928 at her residence. 2si3
late John A. Monteomery. Funeral seiv-
ices at her late residence on Thursday,
September 20. at 2:30 pm. Interment
Congressional Cemetery. 10
RISNER, GUSTAvE. On Friday. September
Ia. 1928. GUSTAVE RISNER, late OF the
Dutch Netherlands; beloved husband Of
Chambers funeral rariors, 1900 Chaplin ST.
NV. on Thursday. September 40. at 10
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
ROBERTS: CoRNELIA r. On Tuesday. Sep.
Mc Tee, s sas 81 NSfEsldsncs Of SSs SYes
AGED 20 years. Funeral at Easton. Md. on
timore papers please ecpy.l
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HARTUNG. KATHERINE r. tREss,. We de-
sire to express our sincere thanks end
appreciation to our frienes; neighhors and
pressions of sympathy and beautiful aoral
tributes extended TO us during the illness
ana At the death Of our dear daughter and
MRS. JOHN HARTUNG AND FAMILY. {.
WOOD. FRAZINA ROLLINS. We wish to ex-
tend our sincere thanks to our friends and
pathy during the illness OF our beloved
wife. mother ard sister. Mrs. FRAZINA
COLLINS WOOD. and for the beautiful
noral tributes sent at the time Of her
HUSBAND. SON AND BROTHER. j..
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H. C. Davis commandment of the United
States Marines of the Shanghai defense
forces, has been ordered to the Marine
base at San Diego, Calf He will sail
on the President Grant on Septem-
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