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WILSON SNURSE
Webs OFFICER

Miss Ruth Powderly, of this city,
who, as navy nurse. attended two
Presidents and the wife of one
during their illnesses, became the
bride of Comdr, James B. Helm,
Medical Corps, u. S. NJ, at Corinto,
Nicaragua, yesterday. The cere-
mony was performed by Chaplain
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Mrs. EMMA n. FERGUSON

WNNbos A1NADAEAi - AA1AVU O0UAN
Mrs. Emma H. Ferguson, mother
.of DR.. Charles e. Ferguson, Of this
city. died yesterday in her eighty
third year.
Services for Mrs. Ferguson will be
held at her home, 4 r. st. N. W.,
Monday at IL o'clock. Interment
will be in Arlington National Gene
terry.
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lNSIST-OiI the delivery Ol yOuF
Times o. Herald every day. Is
You do not ret yUut Herald BY
I q. M. The Times by 5 D. m.
or The Sunday Herald BY 8
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Is guaranteed and your copy
win be sent you Immediately
from The Times Company Office
By special messenger.
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FLORISTS
MISS JOANNA I. CURTIN

Miss Joanna L. Curtin, daughter OF
the late Richard and Margaret Cur
tin, died yesterday at her home, $50
Massachusetts, Ave. N. e. Services
for Miss Curtin will be held at the
home Monday at $3.50 o'clock. Re-
QUEEN mass will be said at O'Clock
at st. Joseph's Church. Interment
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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RAYMOND d. ROOK

Raymond f. Rock, aged %, died
Yesterday at the Naval Hospital.
He is survived by his parents, VII
lam B. and Margaret Alice hook.
The funeral will be from the home
in Berwyn, Nd, Monday at l:SO
o'clock.
Interment will be in Arlington
National Cemetery.
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FTTGENE W sNOOK. Sir.

Eugene w. Shook, sr.. died yester-
day afternoon at his home, 2l1S
Eighteenth st. N. w. Funeral ar
rangements are being arranged and
will be announced later.
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MRS. ELIZABETH A. MCGEE

Mrs. Elizabeth A. MCGEE died yes.
terday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. g. C. Howard, 310S Nineteenth
st. N. w.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day at 10 O'Clock at the Shrine OF
the Sacred Heart Church.
Interment is to be in Mount Oiyct
Cemetery.
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SOPHIE XANDER

Services for Sophie xander. daugh-
ter of Jacob and Sophie Aander,
who died yesterday at the home OF
her parents, viii be held Monday
at Q o'clock at the funeral parlo:s
Of ]. William Lee, 332 Pennsylvania
Ave. N. w. The body is to be
cremated.
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Yorktown samighty
good cigarette with
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It's a blen d of
seven tobaccos.
The result is a
flavor that you've
never tasted before.
Gamble Is cents
On a pack Of 20 and
you'll know what
we're talking about.
1Arus. Riehmond. Virginia
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BIRTHS

Charles W. and Hazel Bowers, girl.
Karl and Lillian Maske, girl.
Louis and Florence e. Cavaliere, girl.
Thomas b. and Mary ]. Larkin, girl.
Lawrence j. and Ruth v. Wainer, boy.
Arthur e. and Grace p. N. Brown,
girl.
Robert and Jarice Pa Hevson, girl.
Myer H. and Mollie WiIIcher, girl.
Charles J.. and Dorothy Mains. girl.
John III. and Laura Jones, girl.
Cecil and Helen =. Owen. girl.
Arthur e. M. and Mary g. Spring.
boy.
Herman and Ellen G. Schmidt. boy.
John w. and Mary b. Furbush, boy.
Charles L. and Blanche e. Harris
Boy.
boy.
Karl ". and Imogene King, boy.
David e. and Tracey Jenkins, boy.
Ralph and Annie Williams. boy.
William Il. and Violet L. Hayes boy.
Albert p. and Fay BrodelI, boy.
Walter K. and Bertha Ink. boy.
Walter L. and Sailie 3. Fink, boy.
Moses N. and Mary C. Hawkins, boy.
Herbert 9. and Bernice A. Smith. boy
Frank G. and Hannah NJ. Guy. boy.
Albert and Helen jackson, boy.
Joseph and Clarice Langley, boy.
William and Fannie Hamilton, girl
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NEW CLUB FORMED

A luncheon club has been formed
among the foreign girls OF the
Americanization School by Mrs. w.
w. Husband, wife Of the Assistant
Secretary Of Labor. mad Mrs. r. p.
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I0HN N. MEREDITH

The funeral Of John NJ. Merdith.
who died wednesday, will be from
Hanlon's Funeral Parlors, 64l n
st. N. e., tomorrow at 3 o'clock
Interment will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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MRS EIIIOTT D. CARPENTER

Services for Mrs. Elliott d. Car
penter, who died here yesterday, will
be held at 140O Chaplin st. N. W.
Monday at o'clock.
Mrs. Carpenter is survived by two
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50. Obituary Desk
DEATHS

WILSON-On Monday. February 20. 1925,
ct his residence. 1854 8 St; n. W. ct
loved son Of Lucy and the late Franklin
Wilson, devoted husband Of Martha Wilson,
brother Of Frederick. Joseph and Martin
Wilson.
Funeral Sunday. at $50 D. M. from
Shiloh Baptist Church, DR.. j Milton Wal,
dron officiating. assisted By Rev. w. N.
Jarvis. All relatives and friends invited.
Interment Harmony Cemetery. Remains at
McGuire's parlOrs. 1920 Ninth ST. n. w.
Reviewed Friday and Saturday.
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daughters, Mrs. Marie r.. LaVake
and Henrietta Morris, both OF New
Jersey. Interment, which is to be
private, is to be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Used Car deaIers are clearing theie
floors FOR the new models tass advans-
are - the low prices ana buy cat
through enc Times and Herald CInasl-
fied ads.
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Cemetery.
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KIDNAPPED BABY
FOUND IN
HOUSE
Y Interna tiOnaI

MIAMI. July 13-F'riday The 18th
proved lucky day today for little
Bibbie McAllster. 315 -year-old grand.
son of Mrs E. G.. McAllister, rich
hotel owner.
The child. in good health and nr-
harmed. was found in a vacant
house in Coral Gables. about II
hours after it was kidnapped last
night.
Little Billy was found locked in
clothes closet. Neighbors heard
a pounding noise and, investigating
found the child hammerins on the
locked closet door with a bottle
The child was able to furnish A
fairly accurate description of his
abductor, and search of all South
Florida, including the Wet Coast
cities. has been started.
According 10 a police report, Mrs.
McAlIister received A telephone
message that she would have 10 pay
$1,000 for the child's recovery.
Mrs. MCAllister, happy &C. nave
her child back again, revealed that
her fortune. once estimaL At \
large figure. had been great" de
Continued on Page ,. Column -
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MEXICAN FL|ER
OFF ON HOP
HOME
BY International News Service

ROOSEVELT FIELD, \. ". July
13.-Capt. Emilio Carranza Mexico
GOODWILL flier who hoped off from
here for Mexico City shortly after
: O'Clock last night in his Ryan
plonoplane Excelsior. expects to
complete the 270O-mile nonstop ,
flight by / O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Carrsnzas s plane is powered by a
single Wright Whirlwind motor. of
225 horsepower. The plane has a
cruising speed Of about 100 miles
an hour, consuming about 20 gal
Ions of gasoline per hour 1t has
a cruising radius OF about 4 900
miles, as 400 gallons of gasoline
we're carried
Under normal conditions the pla ne
hal fuel sufficient TO last about
Z ~ hours
Z Carranza started his return flight
between thunderstorms. Only few
mechanics saw the take-Dff Al.
. though huge crowd had assembled
late in the afternoon the Mexican n
ace had resigned himself to another
postponement until sudden hrea K
In the storm caused him to cha nge
his plans.
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Rr 1nternaticnal Saw servics

PARIS, July 1S.-Peggy Hopkins
Joyce. international beauty noted
for her MANY marriages, is about
to take a fifth husband. She ao-
mits 1t.
Her new husband is to be the
Earl of Northesk, whose wlte'
Jessica Brown, former American
chorus girl. is suing him for divorce
in Scotland.
Miss Joyce and the Earl are both
at Deauville. A dispatch from thar
place today quoted Miss Joyce as
saying:
Romantic, She Says
"David's Lord NOrthesk's) pro-
pOsaI was the most romantic l ever
had. We were dining alone. The
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PRETTY PEGGY NOWENGAGED
TO HER NUMBER FIVE

lights were softly shaded. David
sent a request to the orchestra to
play When ! Marry YOU
"They played. David leaned across
to me and whispered, when,
Peggy?' I said, Yes
I'VE are very happy"
One of the most disappointed
men in Paris must be young Count
Frederick de jane, who had been
Peggy's most assiduous cavalier
during her last visit. De Janzs is
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
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HICKMAN A 8 s
REHEAR|NG

Los ANGELES, July 13.-At,
torneys for William Edward Hick-
man. condemned slayer Of little
Marion Parker. today proceeded
with their plans To petition the
California Supreme Court. which
recently denied Hickman's appeal
from the death sentence, for re-
hearing.
Two major points are to he CON
tafned in the petition, they indicated.
One will involve instructions re-
uuested at the trial. These in
ytructions. which We're denied, were
that ''insanity once shown is nre-
sumed to continue until the con
trary is shown"
The Washington times., 1928-07-13

FIRST RAJ tE-F'iye and one half fur
longs
Spurrier C.. WattersD Pol 81 Al
Mas ounce tkeIsay) Sd "A
Shepherdess @. {. MergIerI "a
strong Tackle. Grey March Speedy
shaw Ambient, Mac Day, Wrench.
ANantL Sunhride also ran. Time I:I0 > )
SECOND RACE-One mile 10 yards.
Low GeaI tRoseJ .........9-g lis oui
Noise tFE"idsb ........... IT out
KING CHARLES Rnbert SOM. out
Hnette ai.0 IAN. Time. 40
The Washington times., 1928-07-13

Interest in the rescues OF the Mobile sur
vivors was divided with speculation as to the
fate of Prof. Finn Malmgren, whose two
companions Alfredo Mariana and
Capt. Filippo Zappi-were picked up from a
25-foot floe yesterday morning.
Latest radiograms from the Krassin de-
MED the statement given out by the Soviet
relief committee that Malmgren's body had
been found with the survivors and taken on
board the ice breaker.
The latest version wirelessed from the
Krassin quoted Mariana and Zappi as say
ing that Malmgren had been left behind at
Brock Island with both legs frozen and his
wrist broken.
MaLmgren s Heroic Sacrifice
AS no one has seen Malmgren since his
comrades left him about a month ago, it is
not known whether he lived or died, but there
is only faint hope that he survived exposure
and hunger.
Latest wireless advices from the Krassn pictured
Malmqren's conduct as self-sacrihcng ard heroic
CONTINUED OF . Column 81
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THIRD ARCTIC PARTY
FOUND BY RESCUERS
INJURED, MADE
TWO PALS ABANDON HIM
By International News Service

ByI Internato Mousse erUie
BERLIN July l3-The newspaper Lokal Anzeiger to-
day received unconfrmed report from Virgo Bay that
the Russian ice breaker Krasn has rescued Capt Sora
and Van Dongen, two members of missing Mobile re-
lief party and that the steamship Braganza has rescued
another relief worker Warming. ."...
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AMERICANS IN CRASH

PARIS. July 13.-One person
was killed and fifteen others. in
Guiding six Americans. were ~
jured today when the Switzerland
Express was derailed near Bar Su,
Aube. The injured were treated il
a nearby hospital.
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RACELAND RESULTS

FIRST RACE Rive eighth mics
IFptimP tIucchinD 5000 &ISf2 81 80
Brushing (DelioW).. SlA 3A2
Pacheco (RonHl asa
Rocky Den. Pobhiu Along Amman
dale, Luck Piece. Big Punch also ran.
The Washington times., 1928-07-13

MOSCOW, July 13.-With seven rescued members OF
the Mobile Expedition board, the powerful Russian
ice breaker Krassin reported today to be pIowng
eastward through the broken oes to pick up another
group of refugees that had been sighted the spot
where the Italia is believed to have gone down.
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Open at all times. Main 1890.
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RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

'IRST FLOOR, SUITABLE GARAGE OR
forage; public alley both ends; water. cleo
ricity; 1000 feet floor space. Adams 205,
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1882 10th ST. NV.
8 rooms. 2 baths.

ATTRACTIVELY FURNISH
ed Groom detached brick and
stucco home in Chevy Chase
large, sunny rooms; fireplace in
living and master bed rooms,
hot-water heat, electricity. gas,
2-car garage. Call OWNER,
Wisconsin 1928.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

BUSINESS MEN, If YOU NEED MONEY See
AMERICAN FINANCE CO. Suite 40 DIST.
Nat Bank Bldg. Main 60G7.
STOREKEEPERS. BUSINESS MEN II YOU
NEED MONEY SEE US. CAPITAL ADJUST
INK & FINANCE CO, 9th FLOOR, DIST.
NATL BANK BLDG.
MONEY TO LOAN TO INDIVIDUALS ON
personal Endorsements a SO; confidential
service j p OUARLE5, iOs South Wash
tngton St. Alexandria. Va. Telephone Alex
andria 767
NEED MONEY TO Buy A HOME? DOWN
payments financed. g. int; repay weekly.
Address Box SID. Star of1cc.
APPLICATIONS FOR GOOD SECOND
trusts desired Immediate answer. CHAS
D. SAGER, e24 14th Main 35.
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WANTED-IOTS-

HAVE $4,000 CASH FOR NV. LOT. SUIT
able for detached residence within Is mln-
utes OF downtown section; give full paItic-
uisrs: Address Box 3l5-D, Star ONCE
WILL EXCHANGE DOWNTOWN APART
trust. for suita5ls building site. row-house
lGt or acreage. Address Box l0i-A. Star
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NO CASH PAYMENT. SOS MONTHLY IN
cludes all. Beautiful new Broom house
Eve bedrooms, extra large living room with
fireplace elevated sleeping porch, tile bath,
sc yer, gas, electricity: lot 60xl40. with flow
erS, Shrubbery and large shade trees; cement
In restricted subdivision half block of Cement
street and three blocks off boulevard betweel
and builder, W. r. Wilson, 2542 18th ST. NV
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED. PROPERTIES TO RENr-EX-
z. JARRELL CO. Realtor Main 766