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sITUATIoN--FEMALE.

COUNTRY LADY around 35 for mother.
less home. no objection 10 couDlc Of chill
dren. Address Box 353J star office,
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Evening star., 1928-03-27

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Evening star., 1928-03-27

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The Washington times., 1928-08-24

Henry Muse. 81, and Maria =. Giles.
52. The Rev Elijah Coleman. =
Alvin n, White u, and Minnie !. +.
Powell, 81 The Rev. w. M. HoII ms = =
Martin 5. Payne, %, and Emma - I, y. !.
Rrook II. both OF richmond. The
Rev. II. r. Stevenson.
DEATHS
sarah Marks. 81 years. st. Eiizapetns
AI Pistro Giuffrida. 20 years. s42s
s John !. Moffett. 50 years .. 2.
Nickolace III. speiiiotic Is years.
George Washington HOSPITAL.
Mary Albright. 30 years. Sib1ey Hospi.
The Washington times., 1928-08-24
He |DEL BE re HAS
RADIO SPRING
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BY international News Service
HEIDELBERG. Germany, Aug.
"a. Heidelberg has added another
to It's already great number of az
fractions. This Is q medicinal bath
house for the employment Of 9
spring whose water Is declared By
balneologists to b the strongest
radioactive water yet known
The water, which was struck Ten
wears ago at depth Of about 1000
feet, has heretofore been employed
only In the physical therapeutic in
stitute Of the Heidelberg Uni-
versity,s medical clinic, but the
necessity 81 transporting 1t In coIl-
tanners from the spring which lies
on the bank of the Neckar. in
volved the possibility OF the loss
OF some OF It's healing qualities.
TO obyiate this a bathhouse with
40 cells has been built at the spring.
The saline-radioactive water. which
leaves the earth at 3 temperature
OF rs degrees Fahrenheit, is 80
strong that the bather il permitted
to remain In It only ten minutes,
and he must then lie down for q
time before leaving the cell. The
water Ii also employed for drinking
cures.
While It's full working hes not
vet been determined, It's favorable
effect on the cellular tissues has
already been demonstrated IN rheu-
mafism. govt, neuralgia, cerrain re-
male complaints and scrofulOus and
rachitic Affections.
The Washington times., 1928-08-24
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To ELECT
DE WOLF HOPPER

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Aug. -
DR.. II II. Brooks, chairman Of the
Fairfax County Republican Commit
tee, announces that there viii be :
special meeting Of the COMMITTEES at
the courthouse tonight Ut o'clock.
There win be elected county chairs
man, county committee and delegates
to the district convention to be held
at the Stafford County Courthouse
Monday, to consider whether Or not.
q candidate will be placed in the field
against n. walton Moore, the Demo
cratic nominee for Congress from
this district.
Suit for d divorce has been filed
IN the county clerks office BY Lewis
q. Tubbs against Marguerite ~.
Tubba.
Organization Of the Hoover Curtis
Democratic Club Of Cherr ydale was
postponend last night until early
next week.
plans are being made for the hold
Ing OF Republican mass meeting in
Clarendon next Tuesday night for.
the purpose Of organizing Hoover
Curtis club. The meeting will Be
held In the Clarendon Community
Hail.
The Washington times., 1928-08-24
JENNIE DAVIS GARRISON

Funreal services for Mrs. Jennie
Davis Garrison, S5-years-old, who
died yesterday at the home OF her
daughter, Miss Florence Garrison,
in the Ambassador Apartments In
Sixteenth Street, will be held to.
morrow morning at IL o'clock
at the Church of the Epiphany.
Interment will be private.
Mrs. Garrison died of diseases In.
cidental to old age. She was one OF
the Is signers OF the Constitution
of the Daughters OF tn American
Revolution and was one OF the
organizers and charter members OF
the Daughters OF the Confederacy.
She was born in Charles county
Md. the daughter of John Law.
eon Davis and Margaret Min Dr
Davis, of Fredericksburg Va, and
married John R. Garrison, first
United States auditor OF Porto Rico
under both military and civil
authority. Mr.. Garrison was also at
one time first Deputy Comptroller
Of the Treasury.
Mrs. Garrison had always been IN
terested in charities and helped in
raising funds for the construction
OF hospital for women and
children in Porto Rico. She was
also active in charity organizations
here.
she Is survived by her daughter,
Miss Florence Garrison. and one
son. Lieut.. col. Fielding I'll. Gar
rison, OF the Medical Corps.
LOUISA r. VAUGHN
The Washington times., 1928-08-24
42Sth Infantry to End
Training Tomorrow

The 42Sth Infantry Reserve, n
command Dc Lieut.. Col. West A.
Hamilton, having been on active
duty for the past two weeks at
Camp Albert G. Richie, Cascade.
Nd, win finish It's training period
tomorrow
Being the only organized regiment
OF colored reserve officers. II Is
composed or officers residing In
Washington and vicinity and has
two officers OF field rank, Lieuten-
ant Colonel Hamilton and Major
II. o. Atwood. Today training duty
is to be climaxed by sham battle
in which All units win take part.
The Washington times., 1928-08-24
Man Gets Year in Jail
For Two Attacks on Girl

Morgan Lewis, colored, of the 400
block OF New York Ave. NJ. W.,
was sent to jail for $50 days by
Judge Robert L. Mattingly in Police
Court today.
Lewis was charged with two
assaults on Mary johnson, colored,
of the 100 block of Fourth st. N
w. Judge Mattingiy took his per-
sonaI bond on one charge and gave
him the maximum jail sentence on
the other. Lewis BACKED her eyes
and kicked her in the head, Mary
said.
The Washington times., 1928-08-24
KILLER,
CAPT URED,
SILENT
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ny International News Services
FAIRFIELD. Calf. Aug. 24.I.oy
Yeung, who killed ten Of his
countrymen on 4 ranch near here
wednesday, today was In custody
OF officers.
fleeing in the automobile Of one
Of his victims.
The Chinese killer readily admit
ted to the wholesale staying bit
only shrugged his shoulders when
asked for 4 motive.
After being captured, 10y Yeung
begged for narcotics.
Officers said they learned fhat
Young had been discharged several
months ago for attacking Nellie
Wong, 16.year.old daughter Of the
proprietor.
The Washington times., 1928-08-24
FLORISTs.

FLORISTi
APPROPRIATE Funeral Ioke 4,
GUIDE Bros. CO., 1912 F st. y. W
Artistic Expressive lnexpennsvsc
pROMpT Ti'fAO DELIVERY SEX NN.G
The Washington times., 1928-08-24

LOUISA F. VAUGHN
Funeral services for Mrs. Louisa
The Washington times., 1928-08-24
SING At GEORGETOWN

Dorothy Sherman Pierson, so.
prano, anc SophocIes Papas ban.
joist. will be soloists at the third
community sing OF Georgetown at
Montrose Park, Thirty-first and r.
Streets Northwest. at o'clock to.
night. William T. Pierson will
conduct the singing.
The Washington times., 1928-08-24
MARRIAGE LICENSEs

walter ]. Roger, rs, and Eetty A..
Brearley, 20. The Rev. c. n. Jarrett.
Geoge s Kiatta. Is, and Ida Al,
watson. Is. The Rev r.. b. Niyer
Alton A. Clients. I'll and Edna M.
Abigail IL. The Rev. M. w. Wylie.
Dorsey NJ Palmer, "a and Mary =.
Briggs 81 The Rev. w. j Brooks.
james e. seIlner. n. and Miriam M.
Herbert lg The Rev. G. II. Lambkin.
Nate Corp, 81 and Bessie Wolf. 20,
both Of Baltimore. The Rev. 9. silver
The Washington times., 1928-08-24
DEATHS

s--7,5-S75 --STV,,,raday August %. 1878.
hsss = I ms EsKTN. i;S years of age., pc
loyad father Of Michael Eskin. OF Whesillin'
~ Va, and Jacob 3. and beI INV Harris.
E,,neraI from the chapel OF Del -
Danzansky, 35O1 14th ST. n. w, oh Sun
eiay. August 20. IL q. n.
RORTNsON. MARTHA Departed TINS Tx .1s
on wednesday. August "a Ing MA al. S.
". MARTHA ROBINSON. she p mhdi nn
beloved wife Of the late ,,i PeteFF Fred. Mary.
and devoted mother Of Erness. e. devoted
sister 81 Philip and Charlie Minor ana sIep
mother Of Marie Tyler. -Four gr ana friends
and host Of other, relatives AM nnr,1st 2d.
at Al ! O'clock, Enon Baptist Church Y az
between Sixth and Seventh Sts. ,S.;;1 =; and
L. G. Scott officiating. Harnony
Cemetery. .IAan
The Washington times., 1928-08-24

r. Vaughn, so, who died yesterday
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
,Mable Vaughn Mercer. 1905 Decatur
st. N. W.. will be held tomorrow
at 2 o'clock at Calvary Churcn. the
Rev. Homer y. Councillor official.
ing. Burial will be In Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Mrs. Vaughn was the widow of
Francis w. Vaughn, founder of the
Vaughn Bible Glass OF Calvary
Baptist Church. She had been Ill
for several months. Mrs. Vaughn
came to this city at the close Of the
Civil War from Waterford. Me-,
where she was born on September
9. IS4S, and was married to Mr..
Vaughn the following year. They
were members OF the f. Street Bap-
list Church until 1899, when they
transferred their memberships to
Calvary Church. shortly after which
Mr.. Vaughn established his Bible
class. He died in 1913.
Mrs. Vaughn Is survived by her
daughter, Mrs. Mercer: 500. Frank
w. Vaughn, OF Boston: four grand
children and two great gI'andchii-
dren. Honorary pallbearers will be
DIR. Al. Owen Penney. DR.. Grant s.
Barnhart. George b. Bryan. George
~G. Seibold, DR.. T. A. Wilmington
and Clyde j. Crouch.
The Washington times., 1928-08-24
BIRTHS

Alan r. and Rosamond Winslow
boys (twinsl.
Joseph and Angelina Paravati. boy.
Harry L. and Charlotte Gaines, boy,
George and Dorothy Fletcher. boy.
Marcel j. and Elsa Bussard. boy
william A and Naomi Kearney. boy
Walter II. and Jessie Thomson boy
william o. and Mary t. Collins. boy
Leo B. and Marion Morris. boy.
Motley II. and Helen Barrett. girl.
Ellsworth r. and Ruth Cohen. girl
George and Catherine Zeyolis: girl.
Roscoe and Ruth Cattell. girl.
Henry and Susie Holmes. boy.
Albert and Fannie Butler. girl.
Phinip and Mable Mayo. girl.
william T.. and Marie johnson. girl.
GUY and Irene Smallwcod. girl.
Paul S. and Henrietta Barnes boy.
The Washington times., 1928-08-24
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGE LICENSES

OF r. A. TaltavuIl. AS Seventh st.
s. w. Burial will be in Congress
sional Cemetery.
Mrs. Rollins had made two pre-
vious attempts to end her life. The
first attempt took place in October
1927. when she leaped into the
Eastern Branch. She later tried to
inhale gas.
The Washington times., 1928-08-24
FLORENCE GERTRUDE ROLLINS

Funeral services for Mrs. Florence
Gertrude Rollins. 81. who COM
mitted suicide Wednesday by in
haling gas in Ter apartment, 2505
Thirteenth st. N. W., will be held
at Q o'clock tomorrow in the chapel
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27

have taken hls old friends away and Lans1 had to tramp the dozen odd miles back to his home with his quest unified,
 They tell nc to get more mems to sign when l was a soldier, but | don't sec 'em no more.' Lange said in his broken English They ant here, the men 1 soldiered with and soused with - and they makes me york for nothings. Iul!"
 Langc said hc Joined the Prus- sian army in 1866 and marched into Paris with Bismarck and Moltke in 1S1l.
 Bismarck give me q pipe of to- bscco on the field, but my horse hes shot pretty soon and I drop he tobacco Lange said.
 After the F'ranco-Prussian war. angc came 10 America and en- listed in the federal forces as an Indian fighter. He says he served two enlistmcnts and for this he seeks a pension.
 At S5, Langc is strong and healthy. He says he drinks liquor whenever he can get it. eats sauel kraut almost daily and has smoked and cheWcd tobacco all his life
 ''All my life l been hcalthy," he said. ''I tramp six, seven miles oyer my trap line each day. | get tiys coyotes or wolves. six badgers nd 2r aselS last winter, and hat help some, huh. My stomach ne is always good. drink ~chnapps all my Tiff" and smoke all the time, so [ guess hat don't make so much different. huh.f'
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
FRANCO-PRUSSIAN
 WAR VET ACTIVE
Man Who Fought With Bismarck
 Strong at 85

Great Falls. Mont Apral SlN
 foat tall. straight as all arro" anI S5 years old, Rudolph l.anc". " ho was with Bismarck and hls Prus- m 1871. came Strl1lne into Great Falls the other day to look for some men who knew him ln tn" days nhen the old West as young
 lange was Il |. s. soldier in thc
 pioneer days of the Indian 0arS and he wanted to get some on'
 familiar vith his record 10 slgn his application for q federal pen sion. But the long. long years that have gone by e-nce his youth
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27

notice the change Ill my appearance and my hnshand sad today that ! am looking so much better and he wants me to continue taking it. ! hope tn helr all women who arc run down and suffer from ner7 ousness hv rec nnmendlrg vour medicines Mas. VICTOR ". ScHlENskEB. Il Hazel Avenue, Evansville, Indiana.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
tHNRJIR FOR RAINBOW GtHl.>

New Britain Assembly, Order Ot itainhoW for girls. will be formally tnstitutcd at Masonic hall this eve ming when It will receive ifs charter.
 The m",tInc will open al 1:3o o'clock. with all the members Of the new assembly present. All Master Nasons and members Of the Eastern star arc invited 10 attend.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
WINNING. TO PAY S1.S30

Tn i stipulation approved by Judge Arthur r. Fills Of the super Tpnug. former office manager ot Inc New Method Laundry corpora non. has agreed to pay the corpora ion the sum of fi.794 and costs o' i,6.s2 in settlement Of an allnga
 hortaGe Of sf.517.iS in h,z ac- counts during 1928 -@5.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
WOMAN WAS
 ALL RUNDOWN
Helped By Taking Lydis E. Pink ham. Vegetable Compound
Evansville, tnd.-"1 an writing to tell vou how grateful l am that there

IS such a medi- cine as rours for sale Tn our stores. l could hardly drag around. ! was all run down. l have taken L.. bottles of Lydia '. Pink ham
 Vegetable ( om- pound SO far and an going to take ii until l am well My friends
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27

This chair illustrates typical karpcn construction.
 Hardwood frames reinforced with fitted corner blocks CD DoNcled, screwed and glued.
 Douhlc-conc coil seat springs @ of high carbon premier wire securely tied, $ to II times.
 karpeuesque springs @ iI separate muslin pockets nested in backs and cushions have the softneSS of down with the strength of steel.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
W W Z|) Comfort beyond compare

Have before chair illustrated like hs Probably But proud beneath the beauty karpen pieces.
 Beneath cud hair filling nestle hundreds small Each fabric pocket they yield of body to relax and the depths this luxurious comfort-the O with the strength of
  will be with nothing less than karpen furniture
 KAKPEN USES ONLY HAIR AND COTTON
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27

All springs seved to strong web foun- dation CD and to burlap above (5) lnterlaced curled hair (6) covered with clean fclted cotton @ through out.
 The outside back and arms 3re com- plctely covered with burlap and ayer of cotton.
 Such details back the karpen guar- antee against faulty construction: and against moth damage for period of three years.
 Every detail certified by karpen nameplate. None genuine without 1t.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-11-16
Giant Ant Bear

OF all the denlzens OF the tropical
forests Of Central and South America
the giant ant bear is probably the
most dangerous. 1t is said to be too
stupid to know fear. Its thick skin
and dense stir hair render II almost
impervious to ordinary shot, II Is re
markably tenacious Of life, and Its six
inch curved claws at the tips OF
slnewy limbs, which can swing in any
direction and are literally universal
jOinted, are terrible weapons.
No other animal, according to Mr..
Hyatt Verrill, the well-known big
game hunter, willingly attacks the ant
bear, and while the creature cannot
move rapidly for any distance, and h
usually content to mind his own affairs
and devote his life to tapping up ants,
It becomes positively insane with
rage when disturbed or wounded
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-11-16
Find Inscribed Tablets

Twelve thousand inscribed tablets
found recently In nm unearthed TEN
pie In eastern Arabia by the Bagdad
School Of Oriental Research, prove
that there was reading public 81
centuries ago. According TO Hail RIk.
kan In the Marsh Arab. inscribed
bricks bearing the names Of Nebu
chadnezzar and Urnam.mu are stlll
picked up In the Iraq section OF
Arabia, and are so common In places
that they pave many a courtyard in
the houses OF lower Iraq today
Washington Post.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-11-16
JOHN
PARK,
HOMES AND INVESTMENT.
ON CONDUIT ROAD.

ON CONnIuT pcAn
y" OoNDuil RoAD.
a subdivision attractive in eye,vw,,
zoo lots lOOx2OO feet desirabIy Ior ",s
P HGoe, r zU,ooo SQUARE feet in each lot
ieIIns easy-lO per cent cash mud .
Lot. 60 mn ~ ,soooo
Hill sites to 10 acres ~ To- !" Io AZ &c foot,
All manner situations ~, ' ,alse homes,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-11-16
Code Employed for
TeleQrons in China

The transmission and receipt of tele.
grams In China Is not so easy as In
western countries, because the Chinese
language lacks an alphabet and ex-
presses Itself by characters and signs
that represent words In consequence,
for purposes Of telegraphlng, an exact
list has been made of signs In guam
tlty sufficient for ordinary correspond
ence, and to each of the signs differ
ent number is given which is transmit
ted by the Morse telegraphlc system
The code consists of $500 clphers, the
whole forming pamphlet of 40 pages,
each one of which contains ten series
of 20 characters with Its correspond
ing number. On receipt OF telegram
the operator looks up In his book the
characters represented by the numbers
transmitted by the apparatus and
transcrlbes them into legIble Chinese.
Washington Sunday Star.