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SCHEDULE FOR ROLLING
IN MEMS TOURNAMENT
TEAMS. $50 Pm.

TEAMS. $50 Pm.
Gothica. G: Caslons. ID: Century. D. Cement
Bars, y.
DOUBLES. 2:3o Pm.
Morgan and Clouser. g. Mooney and
Brandt; ID: Suess and Darnell, d; Hill and
Scott. h: Davis and Lynn, ID.
SINGLES. $50 Pm.
r.: D. Morgan, D; =. r; Moo4ey. 2; g.
sra9dt G; A. W suess B. g.. DarneIi, p
SINGLES. PM.
A: G. NJ. Charest, A: r. Goodal A. H.
Tarssr, '; q; hau@an, D.; 4: ": GraTi
nosy Ri + si"g'Gs g. fo.,ho T. & z'Ep B. + 1osa f.
G; So,.,inS e S~se"ey s. Z a,J,vFa~s h%diak@9 = p
i: IL " lewis. b: H. Link. 4: /. f. Fr,i"r. der
line. D; j.. J. johnson, G. r. Rocarty b. :.
Kinney. g. r. Bohlayer Il: 6. Edier. r.: /.
LacseS Ci t. Myers, ?; & Booker, j.;
baeSanan II s. n"1b. B. W. p w. Mdrondy r. rS'G. + p mai E
lett. b; j, T. Armstrong. i: j. cross. R' +.
VI .sa, 'rss'G" & 3 taoIsr oNsi' sarI ray:
Gnerrier. b; RickeHbaehsr, &.
TEAMS. PM.
phone Co. =; Carey ice Cream Co. D.
Times Herald D Evening Star No. l. b.
Evening star No. =. A; Cats. G; .Duin &
hdtth - IOWA. u PoHdnha. g, washing
ton Canoe No. L. b. B0nzai Canoe. b Poto.
mae Boat Club. A. FL Dorado. b..
DOUBLES, 10 PM.
polyinale Brewer A. Hall and Greer
= W J Brewer and partner. A; Roccarty
and Kinney, c; Lange and Johnson A Bob
iayur and BuTris. g: Myers ard Kause. r.
Laekey and Edler,. g; Brown aud Schultz. c:
Nusson and /Sch0field G; Gervais and Hug
gins. b: Morgan and Knowles b. Barnard
and kluge. : Bauman and McCumas &:
Porrey and MeKeOu. d: Saunders and Jones
{: Peac1ek and LehmknhI &; Saunders aud
and Harbour. ~ Relnhard and King G:
Deputy aud Pratt y Weber and Hcine B.
paravaD0 and Williams B Custer and
Weeks "; Buzzard and Curtin. ID. Kcely and
Thompson, ID, Mcneil and Frazier y: Van
Horn aud Hartman c.: Brodsky and Mills ID:
GUNNER and Helm, b: O'Brien and
Fletcher. ID.
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WOMEN'S BOWLING CARD
IN TOURNAMENT TONIGHT

SINGLES. 7:15 P.M-A. Green. d: p.
Meitzler. b. A.: DanteIs, b; 6. .ssansheId 4:
z. Seeley. A: ~. McHugh, d: II. Kohler A !:
G. Seariett. A; r. Lohnes h. N. Carr. d:
=. Mulroe, p; 2: Cehin, b: G. SiegeI. G.,
\, Hai D; " Richsr.lson. g: u. Meredith,
NJ. schultz, b; NJ Leonbergar. b: r. fleming
D: NJ. Cast, G; L. Hicks, b: +. Parker D.:
F. Ellis, = Y. Pldgeon. d. p. Carroll -:
A. T'eed. d. NJ Hicks r: NJ Whitaker. g;
F. nobson. c. ;. Arseneau. b; NJ Youmans.
D. r. Waterman. A: n Coppage. Il.
TEAMS. S:f5 P.M--CoIoniaIs c: Bureau
of Mines G; Comets b: Amazons. B Com
nAerciais. A. heeaues. A COlumhians. A:
F. Nee-Mo II,
DOUBLES. s:i5 PM.-M. Fieharty and u.
4. carsFtte e.: NJ schultz and NJ. Leon
berger II: n. Hennig and NJ. Cast. b: G..
BF0ekeF and X. Marques. d.
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RUTH NOW TRAILS
BIG SIX" HlTTERS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A day Of rest forced on him by the
weather put Babe Ruth in last place
in the big six" standing. Harry He'll
mans one hit In three times at bat
gave him a tie for fourth place with
XXI Cuyler, one point ahead of the
Babe. Cuyler failed to hit safely in
three attempts. The leaders, Cobb and
Hornshy, were also idle because OF the
weather, but their positions remain un-
changed. Getting three bits in five
trips to the plate, Paul Waner advanced
into the 800 class. but failed to disturb
the two leaders.
The standing to date.
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BASE BALL OUTLOOK
American League.

Washington at New York. cloudy, 3
pm. standard.
Boston at Philadelphia, cloudy, 3:3e
pm. standard.
Cleveland at st. Louis, partly cloudy,
3 pm. standard.
Chicago at Detroit, cloudy, PIN.
standard.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Boston, rain. ) pm.
standard. asa~sss
Philadelphia at Brooklyn, cloudy. 3:30
pm. standard.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati, clear. 3 PIN.
standard.
Pittsburgh at Chicago. clear, PIN.
standard
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TEXAS LEAGUE.
MAY DROP FOOT BALL.

by the Associated Press
Abolition OF foot ball at the Univer-
sity OF Buffalo has been considered. but
team now is practically assured for
1923. A university athletic council
resolution that the sport be dropped
has been tabled for o year.
Evening star., 1928-04-24

~ VIZ" KREMER mas plLcneu
- n the Pittsburgh Pirates out
AA OF the National League
eellar-a strange resting
place for champions.
The big Frenehman banked the
Chicago Cubs with three hits at Wrigley
Field yesterday while his teammates
were running up six runs. Idle because
of cold weather, the Boston Braves
exchanged their seventh place post for
the Corsairs' ranking at the bottom OF
the heap.
Kremer held the Cubs In subsection
all the way while Pat Malone, rookie
strikeout artist, and Art Nehf, once the
left-handed pride of John McGraw's
heart. were pounded for IL safeties, in
cluding a home run by Glenn Wright
with one on base in the firSt inning
Paul waner. National League batting
champion. shook himself out Of slump
with three singles. Malone had the
satisfaction of retiring seven men on
strikes.
Kremer Has Fine Record.
Kremer's work indicates he is due for
another brilliant season to put along
side the four he has left behind him.
Since he first came up to the big leagues
to stay in 1924. the 32-yeaF-oid right
handler always has finished the season
on the right side Of the ledger. At the
close of last season, when he led the
leagues hurlerS in earned run average
for the second consecutive year, he had
won "a games and been beaten only %
times.
Some weird work by Wee Willie Sher-
del gave the Cincinnati Reds a 3-to-2
win over the ST. Louis Cardinals, at
Redland. Willie did two things in the
third inning that he's not often guilty
OF. He walked a man with the bases
filled. and he made a wild pitch. These
two mistakes. coupled with bobble in
the infleld, gave the Ohioans all their
runs. The Cards punched hits of
| Adolfo Lilque in the second and sixth
| innings for single runs. They threat
ened again in the ninth when Edwards
was pitching for the Reds, but double
| play snuffed out what lOomed as a
| promising rally.
| Before the game the Reds received
| the cheering news that Pete DonohHe.
| veteran highlander. had come to
| terms and had been reinStated by Com
| missioner Landis.
| The cold and rainy day saw the
| American League successful in staging
only two Of its four scheduled games.
| The Cleveland Indians dropped their
third decision of the season to the
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HOPPE LEADS LAYTON.

CHICAGO. April "a (Pl.-Willie
Hoppe Of New York had an eight-point
advantage over the national three
cushion billiard champion, Johnny Lay
ton Of st. Louis, as they began the third
block Of their 6o0-point exhibition
match today. The score was 100 to 90.
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COMMERCIALS WILL ROLL
IN TOURNAMENT TONIGHT

CLASS G..
Giles. 102 a5 no Smith. :, ~ 7s 20
Law son 100 11S Ill Curtin. on 10a %
Totals. 2O2 2I3 92t Totals 1873 1873 17e
Grand total. 838. Grand total. bt6.
Swecker 1d5 ta3 ~ Reynolds ns rs IG3
Sehlusser 81 % 100 DavsHpo't ~ ~ Sb
Totals 20. 1sS fa1 Totals 1sa ~. 1888
Grand total. 597. Grand total. 555.
Conner S5 30 80 Ragland ~ Sa 100
KHSter. 10t 1Ol ~ Jennings 1lg IN III
Totals. 1Sa 10t l7a Totals .1aS 100 nl1
Grand total. $50. Grand total. sos.
Thomas'n % los 10. Reehliug ~ DO 100
Grow. i0l 81 Ill TPivet =. a5 t0S ia
Totals. 1n1 1877 9l3 Totals 1sg 1p2 go
Grand total. 5n1. Grand total. 617.
Zuher. 81 llS los Barnsted nj tO4 I06
Weeds. 80 ll2 95 Hernig. los IOl DH
Totals. .1SI 230 200 Totals. 1Ds oO5 3O4
Grams total. GIL. Grand total. 805.
CLASS d.
Teach'm 100 100 ~ T. Roberts % 80 %
Hemer.. aH 81 ~ y. Roberts Q0 I 10 ~
Totals I90 1911 Totals. 1Sa 231 1874
Grand total, S5s. Grand total. 5g4.
Henage. 90 1l2 103
ShultZ,.. ~ S6 a2
Totals 1s6 Ios 1g5
Grand fofal 400
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- ECTIOE B. unlimited class. Is the
only section Of Capital City Base
Bail League which is still receive
~ ing team entries. Late this week
or early next week the section b
teams viii meet 10 decide upon play
ing rules for the season and other de-
tails. Those desiring information about
entering . team in section B or want
ing 10 know anything about the league
should call Arthur A. Haywood. secre-
tary. Main 1905. branch 36.
Play IN the unlimited, senior. junior
and midget divisions Of the league viii
get under way May 9, with mines In the
insect class opening activities the first
week in June.
A meeting Of section A unlimited
teams is 70 be held tomorrow night at
s:i5 O'Clock at the Post sports depart
Isent 10 agree on rules and other de-
tails. Teams 10 be represented are
Georgetown A. c.. Dreadnaugnts, jew
lkh Community Center. Chevy Chase,
Addison A. c.. Alexandria. Bancroft and
Washington Bus Co, Maryland A. c..
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
DrtTait. 3; Chicago, d.
~. l4asuis, q. Cleveland. 2.
Washington. Nrw York. raia.
BUstuH- philadelphia. rain.
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Auto Bodies, Radiators and
Tenders Repaired
Freezeproof radiators and cores In stock.
Wittstatts, 1893 18th Bet. p & q
319 18th. y Block Below Ave.
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GAMES TOMORROW
Pittsb'gh at Chicago.
~, Louis Mt Glnei'aif.
New York At is0si0n.
I'hlla. at BTo0klyH.
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CAMS TO-DAY

GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Washiagtsn at \. Y. Aashinaton nj " v
tlsteinnd ~ ~. T.. cieyei'd at 81, IouIs
lhieAEa at uetF0lt. Chicago mt DetTott
Boston at Fhiia. H0staa at FIila,
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Petworth
CLASS \.

Totals. 44T I4S tdg Totals ans 504 50f
Grand total. .3SA. Grand total sos
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Pittsb'gb Ht Chicago.
~. Louis ~ linriH.
Nea York mt ii0@tan,
f'hiia, ut igFBDktyn,
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BY the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1928-04-24

After all. that IL the main
thing. A cigar IL only as good
as the tobaccos used in its
making. And a cigar made Of
the best tobaccos il pretty
sure 10 be the bcst--~and tdsie
the best.
That's MANUEL. Smoke one
today and get acquainted
with It's unique quality-you
will recognize the difference.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YEsTERDAY's RESULTS

slneiaRati. So ~. t0ais, 9,
Pittsburgh. d: ghlrago. o.
New iesk .tieataa. rain.
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FNsVVFdETI F-TFNNs
~ VIZ" KREMER has pitched
- n the Pittsburgh Pirates out
wv Of the National League
cellar-a strange resting
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- OMMERCIAL LEAGUE teams
will take fling at the wash
I inGton City Duckpin Associa-
~ ton tournament records at
King Pin No I alleys tnniQhk
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooga ................. y q
iatlls NotR ,.........t.. y "
Weaver. Bemlller and Lingle: Turpn.
Moore and Rednon.
All others. rain
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Totals. i@S A11 AS
Grand total. I33a.
Totals asa Az 4@s
Grand total. / sol

Totals 3qS az &nt
Grand total. IS0A
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SINGLES, DOUBLES LISTED
FOR FAIR SEX BOWLERS

@IRST singles and doubles events
of Washington Womens Duck
min Associations seventh annual
A v..Afa ct
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STANDING or run eli
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Totals. IS6 1oR 1g5
Grand total. $50.
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MRS. ISABEL P. STONE
IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow for
Widow of Veteran Realty
Dealer.

Mrs. Isabel Patterson Stone. 90
wears old, widow of the late David ID.
Stone. and for 40 years a resident of
this city. died at the home of her son.
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Leroy Fill. in the South
cathedral Mansions early today after
4 short Illness.
Mrs Stones husband was one Of the
pioneer real estate brokers OF Wash
inSt"n. She il survived by son.
Robert ii. Stone. Of this city, and
three daughters. Mrs Curtis q. Pos.
s"rman of Cape May. y. j.: Mrs. Fill
and Miss Isabel Stone Of this CITY.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the daughters residence in the
South Cathedral Mansions tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. Joseph
r. Sizoo. pastor OF thea New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Of
which Mrs Stone was a member. will
ofliclate. Interment will he in Mifilin-
town. ia. Her son-in-law. Rev. cur
It's q. Bosserman of Cape May, y. j.,
VIII conduct the services at the grave
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YOUNG WOMAN DIES
AFTER TAKING POISON
Wife of Policeman Who Also At
tempted Suicide Is Re.
ported Recovering.

Miss Louise I,ddelman. "a years old
died this morning at Emergency Hos.
pital from poison she took SUNDAY
night in the apartment of Policeman
Charles $. Mansfield, at 1920 Ninth
street. after Mansiicld's estranged
wife, Mrs. Dorothy r.. Mansfield. found
the couple together there. and herself
took poison. Mrs. Mansfield Is re.
covering at Emergency.
Mrs. Mansfield and her husband sep.
arated last September, according to a
police report. and Miss Eddeman who
formerly resided in Charlotte, n. G..
s reported to have shared the Ninth
street apartment with the policeman
since November.
Returning from New York Sunday.
Mrs. Mansfield went to the hlsba nd s
apartment, where she found him with
Miss EddeIman. There was discus
sion OF their domestic difficulties. aft.
or which Mrs. Mansfield went to the
bathroom and took poison.
Miss Eddelman followed the wife to
the bathroom and also drank poison.
DIR. j. Ramsay hewitt, coroner
deemed an inquest unnecessary. Mans.
field was charged with statutory of.
Tense and required to furnish a $500
bond for his appearance in Police
Court. He also was suspended from
duty.
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FUNERAL RITES MONDAY
FOR JOHN C. DETWEILER
Retired Official Of Local Printing
Company to Be Buried in
GlenWood.

Funeral services for John G. bet
weller, 81 years old. former vice presi
dent OF the firm Of Judd & Detweiler
Inc, printers. who died at his home.
1883 clifton street. yesterday. will be
conducted at the residence Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will
be in GlenwOod Cemetery.
Mr.. Detweiler was n lifelong resi-
dent OF this city and had worked for
the firm since boy IA years old, be
coming member of IL upon the
death OF his father. the late Frederick
Detweiler, one of the founders, 90
years ago. He retired from business
In 1928. selling out his interest in the
firm. The firm has long had the cons
tract for printing the National Geo
graphic Magazine
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FARMERS MARKET SHEDS
SLATED FOR REMOVAL
Work Of Destruction on Western
Half of Grounds Authorized
by Commissioners.

The western half OF the farmers
market sheds soon will come down
Permission has been given by the
District Commissioners ana the Treas.
urv plans IN 20 ahead with plans 10
cor down the steel Sheds from Twelfth
street and r street 10 the line Of
Eleventh street. Later the remand I
Of the sheds. which run 10 Tenth
street. will he demolished
The wrecked sheds will he store, on
property AT GailinGer Hospital tn
await decision as 10 the permanent
farmers market, "A problem now pend.
ing in Congress
Old buildings on square No. 33Jn.
bounded by Tenth. Eleventh. Little Il
and { streets. Also will he torn down
soon. as the Government has almost
completed paying off property owners
in the condemnation procedure by
which the Government acquired tho
property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
J. H. KELLEY, SR.. DIES:
HELD U. S. POST 80 YEARS
Funeral Services Tomorrow for
Veteran Clerk of Engraving and
Printing Bureau.

James II. Kelley. sr.. 20 years old,
former clerk at the Bureau OF Ensrav.
ing ard Printing. for about 80 years.
died at his residence. 44l9 Iowa ave
nuc Wednesday after a long illness.
He was a member Of the William r.
singleton Lodge, No. 50. +. 4. 4. NJ.
Mr. Kelley was a native of Utica.
y. Y. and came To this city when a
boy. He was retired from the Govern.
ment service about year ago. He is
survived by his widow. Mrs Florence
f.. Kelley: a son, James II. Kelley. ir.:
a daughter. Miss Helen :. Kelley. four
brothers and two sisters.
Funeral services will be conducted
AZ the residence tomorrow afternoon
II O'Clock. The Sing teton Lodge Of
M8sous VIII he in charge Of The
services. lntermcnt viii be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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RITES FOR MISS WYNNE.
Funeral of White House Employe
Delayed Until Tuesday.

Funeral services for Miss katherine
Nynne "a years old. personal maid 10
Mrs. Coolidge, who died in the George
town University Hospital Monday
have been postponed until Tuesday
morning To await the arrival from
canada Of q sister. who was held up
on tn" border YESTERDAY through some
misunderstanding regarding a pass
port.
The services, which were to have
heen held tomorrow morning. will he
conducted in st. Matthew Catholic
Church Tuesday morning at . O'Clock
Irterment will he in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Miss WSnne, who had served as par.
$onal maid 10 the wives Of three PTesi.
dents. fulfilled her duties AT the White
House until becoming iii !aSt Friday
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FOREIGN.
H"nfst"sNs
q am Greenwich time
HARRY N. FEEDER DIES.
Census Bureau Clerk Collapses in
Federal Office.

Harry y. FEEDER. 6; years old. Sit NJ
street. clerk in the Census Bureau,
where he had been employed for the
past ~ years. died suddenly at his
place Of employment yesterday after
noon. The coroner issued II certificate
II death due 10 natural causes.
Mr. FEEDER had charge Of the send
Ing out and the receipt OF the sched
ules for the population and agricultural
census lie is survived by his widow
Mrs Grace FEEDER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
Former Resident Dead.

ST. John Apo, 81 years old. former
advertising manager of the Army and
Navy Register here and for many
years resident Of this city, died ri,
his home In BROOKLYN. y. Y. Monday
Funeral services were conducted in
Brookiyn Wednesday and !u;erment
was In Woodlawn Cemetery. Boston.
AIT Apo was at one time In charge
OF advertising for the Sunday Capital.
He iS survived by two sons and two
daughters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
RITES FOR E. ]. SLATTERY.
Funeral Services Held Today for
Retired Business Man.

The funeral OF Edward Joseph Stat.
tory. ~ years old was held from 1ne
residence OF his niece Mrs Daniel
tough,an. 3i4 a. street southwest. at
$50 This morning. Solemn requiem
high mass WAS sung al -. nominiC'x
Church at 9 O'Clock and burial was IN
Mount ollvet Cemetery. Rev. ]. j.
sullivan. assisted by Rev j. A Cowan
and Rev. +. +. McAlis;er. of'iciagsd AZ
the ceremonies. The following grand
sons acted as palibearers: John J.
Siattery. Edward i, Siattery. Daniel
r. SIa,tery. sr.; Francis A. Slattery.
Edward ]. McQuade anf James d. Me
Quade. jr.
MIR. Slattery was native or Ire.
land. bat for many years had been
merchant tailor here. retiring from
business several wears ago. lie died AZ
the reside nee NJ Mrs. Couehlan We'd.
nesdaN morning
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ents Of Orndorff's wife. from whom
he was recently separated. Police
Chief Monkey and Patrolman Darby
watched the highway and took Orn.
dorff in custody with the boy. a
conference was held in the Office of
states Attorney Peter, who allowed
the father and child to proceed to
Belt SVille
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nursery at Beltsville. Md. who re.
ported the kidnapping several months
ago OF his 6.year.old son. Joseph Orn.
dorff. has the how in his custody today.
Rockville police received telephone
message today that the boy had been
taken from the Jamestown home "f
Mr.. and Mrs Rertram Burroughs. par.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia --Generally fair tonight and
tomorrow; somewhat colder tomorrow.
West Virginia Partly cloudy tonight
and tomorrow; colder tonight and in
north portion tomorrow.
Records for 81 Hours.
ThermOmetcr~-4 pm. -; s pm A.;
T. midnight, ~; 1 am. ~; am, i3
noon. -.
Rag"meter-4 pm. 29.SN; & pm.
39.SG; T. midnight, $50 1 am. .9.61;
\ am. 23.Gi; noon, 29.JC.
Highest temperature. 81, occurred
At SO pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature. Al. occurred at
li:i5 pm. yesterday.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, SO; lowest, 20.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by Urited States Coast and
Geodetic survey
Today--1.ow tide, 7:n6 am. and
1:36 pm: high tide. 1924 am. and
$3.50 pm.
Tomorrow-~I.ow tide. .:5s am. and
SIS PM; high tide. Ill am. and
l42 pm.
The sun and Noon.
Today--Sun rose 1:26 am: sun sets
800 pm.
Tomorrow Sun rises 7;2s q IN; sun
sets J:gS pm
Moon rises ll:i7 pm: sets lies a m
Automobile lamps To- lie lighted one.
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Falls -Clear.
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CARDS of Ibanks. :

BINDER. The family Of the late LENA NJ.
BINDER wish To express their thanks 10
relatives and friends for their sympst ms
and beautiful Moral tributes
THE FAMILY.
CONAN. We wish to thank our many
friends. neighbOrs and relatives for their
expressions of sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes. the occasion Of the
death OF our loved one. CORSELIt,S
CONAN THE FAMILY.
WEBSTER. We Wish 10 thank our many
friends and relatives for their expres-'ons
Of sympathy aud beautiful floral tributes
on the occasion of the death Of Our loved
ore CHARLES WEBSTER ~
THE FAMILY
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SHIPS PASSENGER LOST.


RoSTON. January 10 tApl "A man
registered On the passenger list as
William Iicas nf Green River. Wye,
was reported M missing from the
british steamer Edison when she
d"cked here yesterday from New
YORK en- route for ports In Greece,
Tie was presumably suicide shin
officials believe he icaprd overheard
while the ship WAS off Nantucket.
Among his effects in his stateroom
Was "A sealed envelope bearing on
the outside ii statement that II CON
tanned his Will and iustructing the
hrst person who found II after his
death To ME Il with the Probate court
IN the county where death occurred.
7~~s-s-~H~ss-=-s r-=-~~~e~
The completion of the new airwaN
station AT Croydon has given London
the best equipped terminal air station
Ia the world
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Marriaqe.

Mrs a F. Norton
announces the marriar" of ner daaghtar
HOLDEN. Saturday, October ~ 1927. at
AunaDGiis Nd.