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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-12
COLI S
GO In s Hours

EVERYBODY ought to know any cold may
Z be broken completely in six hours OF len.
And Asper-Lax 10 safe. A simple little tablet
that anyone can take. even children. Relief for
colds, flu or grip comes 20 quickly it seems
almost beyond belief.
Asper-Lax 10 the new aspirin. 1t combines al
the quick benefits OF common aspirin with true
liver tonic. Them acts gently on the bowels All
the quick relief aspirin and aid the system needle
to remove the cause. 1t does not affect the heart.
No need to stayi INDOORS Use Asper Lax and forget
you ever had . cold. Al every drug store for only
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-12

Hmtf1can, F1fSt Ana "LdSt!"
Mrs. Anderson: Il want to buy
pair of shoes"
Salesman: 'Suede?"
Mrs. Anderson: No, American"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-12
Facts ondFancies

By ROBERT CULLEN
No wonder a sheep is SO silly
It's bound in limp leather.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-12

seem to be anxious to seXpress
themselves!
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-12

It's good thing the whale swal-
lowed Jonah long ago. In these
times he would have been filled with
stowaways.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-12
New Britain Herald
HERALD FUBLIsHINo COMPANY

Issued Daily Sunday Excepted)
At HERALD Bldg. 81 Church Street
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-12
In NIenlOrian!

Ill NIFnlOITdWI
Malone: Smatter wild yer eye,
someone use a club ~
Heydler: Nav. A tough guy sat
on a seat jes' when l had me eye
on it,"
Mrs Leo Bennett
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-12

If their machine plays idotic rec.
ords until midnight, they have been
married less than year or they
have a daughter old enough to be
courted.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-12

AmeriCanism: Keeping the front
teeth a-glisten in perfection; letting
the back ones decay because they
don't show.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-12

They say ignorance is the cause
Of crime, doubtless meaning an edu.
Gated crook can steal without break.
ing the law.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-12

Become u beauty in 80 days.
All. we'll; one silly enough to believe
the ad might actually see the result
promised.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-12

They say MIR. Chaplin's new lead
ing lady never acted before. Some
OF the others haven't yet.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
DR.. Palmer to Direct
TEMPLE Heights Service

The Grand Lodge open-air services
held at Temple Heights at p. N. to-
morrow will he under direction of
Rev. John q. Palmer. p. hi. grand
che plain: } walter Humphrey di-
rector III charge OF music; Harry G..
Kimball. acc0mpanist: Frank H
Roller, III charge of ushers The adj
dress will be delivered by Rev. DR..
Mark Depn. pastor Of the Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church. Music
will be furnished BY Mrs. Laura Sat
terrified. cOntralto. and Mrs William
#. Doyle. soprano, Of the United
Brethren Church
The officers and members of the
following named lodges and their
families will he guests: Myron M.
Parker. No N. Charles 1ildebrand.
master: Mt. Pleasant. No. 50. Charles
G Morgan. jr.. master: Cat fedral.
No. 40, w Spencer Brenizer, master;
Lafayette. No. 19, together with the
officers and members of the follow.
ing named chapters Of the Order Of
the Eastern STAR with their families.
Cathedral, No. IA. Mrs Josie w.
Miller. nnatron; John w. Martin,
patron: William r.. Hunt, No is,
Mrs. Marie 81. Summers matron;
Harry A. Seahridge, patron: Federal.
No. 3S. Mrs.. Lillian MI Elliott. ma.
iron; Writ B. Furr. patron.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
Religious News and Announcements
Detroit Pastor viii
Preach In D. c.
Again

Dr. j. w. q. Ward. minister of
the, First Congregational Church,
Detroit, will preach at II m.
and D. m. in First congrega
tional Church tomorrow. This IS
the second appearance Of DR..
Ward during his present visit to
Washington under auspices Of the
Council Of interchange of Preach
ers and by special arrangement Of
the First Congregational Society.
) The II Il. m. topic OF DR..
Ward will be ..The Anvil Of Life
and at p. M, he will speak on
Il Will Repay
The dramatic ability of DIR.
Ward has made his former pas
torates In London and Montreal
most successful He has written
several books. on religion. The
IS. s. G. r. meeting at $50 p. m.
win be addressed by Miss Ger
trude Merrill, missionary from
South Africa Will q. Barnes will
conduct the prayer meeting Thurs
day night. preceded by 4 church
supper.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
Oh. COOK | ADS
VI. NS0N5

The Ri. Rev. Philip Cook Bish.
sop of Delaware, will be the sp4-
cal preacher at the Peoples Open.
air EyensOng ait the fOot Of the
Peace Cross. Washington Cathedral,
tomorrow at p. m. AS usual.
this service will be broadeast By
radio over WRC.
Bishop Cook served for 4 time
as missionary in North Dakota.
During the world war ne was in
the Y. M. C. Al. and was with
the Seventy-seven Division on
the Lorraine front and on the
Vesle front near F'iun1e
The Rev. Edward s. Dunlop,
canon OF Washington Cathedral.
will preach at the IL a. M. service
Of Holy Communion and sermon
in Bethlehem Chapel.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
RIRlTIIHlIsI

Melvin r and Maud Il, Kustef. boy.
John Il. and Helen r. Whipp. hoy.
paul and Michael Wax. girl.
Charles H. and Mamie Weeks. girl
John and Bertha Leeds. girl.
Meyer ana Adele Weinet. girl.
Maurice and Rose Levy. girl.
Paul ID. and se5eai Slyn. boy.
John j, and Veronica Riley. boy.
PauI ana Arab Kleasaon. boys ltwfns1
Emit and Mabel Seay. boy
Henry e. ana Edith Spitsbefgen. boy
William H. and Ruth Burke, boy.
Nicholas and Euterpe EconOmoa, boy
Wesley and Sadie Green. hoy.
Dewey III. and Susie v. wood girl
Jack end Naomi PixIey girl.
Hiawatha j. and Bessie y. Lee, girl
John n. and Bessie II. Alien, girl.
Jefferson and Nettie Williams girl
John and lEcIeaae Williams. girl.
Julius and Lottfe c.. Steele, boy.
Roosevelt ana Viola Prue. boy.
samuel and Bertha Wallace. boy.
John and MarvInia Lewis. boy.
Clifton and Lucille Nightingale. boy.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
Births, Deaths
THOMAS E. GARDNER

Funeral services for Thomas =.
Gardiner. SO, who died At the home
az his daughter, Mrs. Mary Adele
Adams. 1900 block New Jersey Ave.
4. ii. wednesday. were held al. q
J. m, today III st Vincent de Paul
Catholic Church, followed by inter-
ment in Mt OIiyet Cemetery
Mr.. Gardiner, who was the grand.
son Of Brig. Gen, dc Bath Walbach.
an English noblenaan, who served
ii the American Army under
commission from George Washing
ton, was born IN Fortress Monroe,
VA, but had lived in Washington
for IA years. He il survived BY
three daughters, Mrs Adams, Mrs.
Louis al. Guy and Mrs. Juanita
Hernlione Madden and son,
Thomas EIzear Gardiner, jr., and
lis grandchildren.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
r. 81 Church Growth
766 145 in 5ast 10 Years

A growth uf 766 las persons In the
membership Of the Protestant Epis-
cnpal Church III the United States in
the years between 1915 and 1926 is
the news contained il bulletin Of
the United States Census Just re-
leased
FurthermOre while I'M 1916 the
church IN this country expended
about So. 900. 900, In 1926 the expen-
ditures amounted to $44 .790. 1s9 The
value of church edifices, including
furniture and equipment as reported
fl 1926, was SsI is of $50. as compared
with 1854 800. $50 reported for the
same items IN 1911
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
MRS. MARY 3. LAToHFORD

Burial services were held at 10
o'clock today at Isondon Park Gem
etery. Baltimore. for Mrs. Mary
I4atchford, who died Thursday at
her residence, 1888 Monroe ST,
washington.
Funeral services were held at the
residence last night by the family.
The BODY was taken to. Baltimore
today. Mrs. TsatchfOrd had been q
resident OF this city for many years.
She was an active member Of In-
gram Memorial Congrega ti0nal
Church and Il member Of the Co
Iumbia Heights Citizens Association.
Her husband, william O. Iatchford.
survives.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
'CHIIRGHCOUNCN
To AID WORK
AFELD
- -

TO stress the foreign and domes-
fsc missionary work OF the Episcopal
Church will be one Of the functions
OF the lraenniai meeting Of the wo-
mems auxiliary To the National
Council OF the Episcopal Church
held in washington. October 40 to
~ concurrentIy with the sessions OF
the general convention.
Participation IN the missionary
mass meetings, mission study classes
and attendance on the missionary
teas arranged by the womep's aux
iIary iii 80 large houses of the city
when so missionaries will speak are
among the ways the delegates TO the
auxiliary meeting Will find available
Ia become better acquainted with
the vast missionary work being ac-
con1piished BY the Episcopal Church.
The present president of Liberia,
the Hon. G. d. b. King, Is vestry-
man az Trinity Memorial Church,
Liberia.
Bishop Campbell. missionary Bish-
90 Of Liberia, is already ii the
United States to attend the general
convention. An exhibit Of Isioerian
handicraft will be part Of the mis-
sionary exhibits at the Hotel Nav
flower during the sessions Of the
triennial meeting Of the women s
auxiliary
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
English Pastor to Fill
CapitaI. Church Pulpit

DIR. Frederic @. Spur, of the
Hamstead Road Baptist Church,
Birmingham. Eng. will occupy the
pulpit of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
at the III O'Clock worship.
The usual Z o'clock Twilight
Song Service. held at the Sylvan
Theater on the Monument grounds,
will he in charge Of the Rev.
George q. Culbertson. A special
song leader has been secured.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
MAZDA ME- AITWA TER

Madam Gloria, Palnnist
Gives advice On IN affairs of life and
helps you out Of trouble, 81 readings 81
this week 0flg
S3f yTH sT. M w 4 COR. EYE.
MADAM. ZAT7A o1 I'M = al al = IS
Cards. palm. Life Reading. 81
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
ARE RNACLE {
EXTENDING
ITSF|ELD ].

The Rev. Harry u. Collier, pas.
tol OF the Full Gospel Tabernacle.
North Capitol and X streets, will
preach tomorrow morning on The
Secret OF Christian Service. In
tbs evening he will speak on Wind
Out OF Gods Treasures.
F.vangelistic services are being
conducted under the auspices Of
the church ct Hynesboro Park,
Nd: waterloo, Va, and Chelten-
ham, Md. MSS Dorothy Knnzmarl,
17.year-old evangelist from Angelus
Temple, Los Angeles. Calf. rs
speaking at Cheltenham. A new
tabernacle recently has been opened
at Cedar Grove, Md
Services. will be held at the Full
Gospel Tabernacle next week on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
NIGHTS
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
HENRY Marks

Henry Marks, s6s years old pro.
prietor OF the Capitol Mirror. works.
Who died Thursday Of Cerebral
nemorrhage, was buried yesterday
in the washington Hebrew Congre,
CATION Cemetery. following funeral
services at the home in the 1900
block 81 California st. N. w.
Mr.. Marks was 8 member Of I.as
fayette Lodge I9, A. Al. M. and
the order Of the Eastern Star. He
had lived III washington for 81
years "A widow, Mrs. Eta Marks;
d daughter, Mrs. Cecil "A. Isaacs. OF
this city. and a son, Frank III.
Marks. Chicago patent attorney SUR
yiye him.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
! Christ Of the ByWays'
To Re Had ~ Cathedral

The latest book by the Bishop Of
Washington, entitled HThe Christ
of the Byways. and published by
the Fleming HI RevelI Company, il
on sale In the curator,s office at
Washington Cathedral.
Like the sermons In Bishop
Freeman's successful work, Every.
day Religion says the publishers
announcement. these latest dis.
courses are brief. cogent, practical
messages. having direct look to.
ward the problem OF how 10 live a
fruitful and happy life in the world
a. ii ii today Flfty-twO sermons,
each q model Of presenf-day preach
ing, comprehensive concise and
straight to the point.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
DR.. Homer J. Councillor
win Fill ID. Ct Pulpit

Dr. Homer }. Councillor, pres
+ iflenf Of the District Of Columbia
SUNDAY school Council Of Religious
Education. will preach tomorrow
morning at the Evangelical Church,
Fourth and RiftenhouSe SITS. IN the
absence of the pastor the Rev.
The Mt. Rainier M. r. Church
South will have as its guest
preacher tomorrow morning the
Rer III Nickel
Page Mex. Etchison. religious
work director, NJ. G. Al. will
speak at the morning service on
SUNDAY at Douglas Methodist Epis.
copal Church.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
so Clergymen Attended
The College Of Preachers

The fourth annual summer con.
ference Of the College of Preachers
OF Washington Cathedral has nd
journed. More than so clergymen
were in attendance representing is
States.
The lecturers were the Rev. Henry
Sloan Coffin, DID,, president of
Union Theological Seminary: the
Rev. F.. Gordon Selwyt, DID,. canon
of Portsmouth. England, and the
Rev w. Cosby: Bell DID,, of the
Virginia Theological Seminary.
Bishop Rhinelanader, acting warden
of the college. was as usual the
chaplain and director OF. the con-
ference.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
MISS DOROTHY HIT.I.EARY

Funeral services for Miss Dorothy
Hiileary I9. of Ballston. Va. who
died yesterday at Georgetown Hos
pitaI from self-inflicted bullet
wounds. will be held Monday morn
Ing at st. Charles Catholic Church;
Clarendon. Interment will BE at
Columbia Gardens Cemetery at CLAIR
endon.
Miss Hilleary shot herself on July
Ia. at the home or her aunt. Mrs.
Ambrose Poore, 1920 Dent Pl. N. M.
She II survived Nv her father, Fred
HiIIeary. and several sisters.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
'.The Life We Like, :
IS DR.. SWems Topic

The Rev. III. Hex Sven. pastor
of the Centennial Baptist Church
will preach tomorrow night IN
Christians Freed from the Fear
OF Death How? In the worning
he will speak on The Life We
Like. .
The Rev. Mr.. SVEN begins
his vacation next week. The pull.
pit Of the church will be occupied
for the next five weeks By the
Rev. w. IA. Baylor. Of Virginia.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
Mrs. VanderbiIt's Home
In Paris BurglarizeC

pApIS July 2S.-The home OF
~. ~ II X Vanderbilt. rich Ameri-
= y, J, Il ,v D, Al Nos 10 Rue Leroux,
s "a robbed during her absence, ae-
,e wa5 Il i report made to the
police today
There were six servants sleeping
in the Vanderbilt home at the
time. which took place az night.
They told the police that they
heard no noise and knew nothing
81 the theft until they awoke.
II q believed that the burglary
was The work OF one man, who
knew "a The absence Of Mrs. Van
derbilt. He had entered the house
through q coal shute.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
DR.. George Green to Give
Talk on Missionary Work

Or. George Green, for gl years
medical missionary to West
Africa. will preach tomorrow morn.
ing III the Fifth Baptist Church
on Making Straight Paths for
Our Feet along the Highway Of
Life In the evening he will
deliver d missionary lecture. Illus
trafed with stereopticon views.
DR. Ray Palmer will conduct
the prayer service Thursday night
ana be acting pastor of the church
during August. in the absence
OF the. pastor. Dr. John f. Briggs.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
TINE Efr0lO
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30 times consecutive .11c

These rates are for consecutive in
sertIons Tor undispIay twantl ads
OnIx.
All ads are restricted e their
nrOpef classification and 70 the
regular Times and Herald style 81
Tyne
Correction Of errors IN classified
ada must be made before the sec0nd
Imnertian. No allowance Will he made
f0r more than one uneorFecfed In
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a. ang stOnped before that time
viii Re charged for the actual anna
her af times the M apDeared ellarg-
ing the rate earned.
aItuati0H wnntesI and olniFg0yan1
ads acfeOted m rash haatN only.
cn0nf eix average words 10 the
line. An ayeFage word haa sir
contract rates Furnished On -.
The washington I'imes ana Heraid
II ], nlemI,er 0f the Association Of
Ne9gAuapeF Classified Advertising
AlanaePra which includes leading
tley4ananePa fhrOueli0u the eauntTN
and has TOR one or IT'S nina THE
ellS.inati0n 81 fraudulent md mis-.
leasIinn classified advertInInK. The
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we'll as every other sltegnhrF ue the
assassination ensIeaR0Fg 10 print only
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mt conforming To the hiGIteat stand
ards 81 honesty
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
Rev. SteeIman to Speak
At Open-Air Service

The regular open.air service under
auspices OF the Y. III. G. Al. and the
churches of the eastern section of the
city will be held in Lincoln Park to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Rev. Frank Steelman. pastor OF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church,
will deliver the address. John II.
Bateman will lead the song service.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
MlSsING NAN HOUND DEAD.

CHESTER. July 2S.--The body OF
4 nliddle-aged man, believed to he
an italian resident Of this city, re.
ported missing few DAYS ago, was
taken from Chester Creek BY I'D.
ward r.. KeneWorthy. The victim
was known only as Pete, and
boarded at the home Of D. Ceiitti.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
CHAPLAIN 70 PREACH

Chaplain Livingston. Of the United
States Army will preach at he III
O'Clock services AT the Cleveland
Park Congregational. Church, Thfrty-
fourth and Lowell Streets, SUNDAY
morning
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
CHRISTIAN MEANING

The Rev. william ,E. LaRue. pas
tor of the Takoma Park Baptist
Church, will preach tomorrow morn
ing on What 1t Means to Be a
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
Auction Sales
THOMAS !. OWEN & son. AmetiOneers
I4a5 Eye Street Northwest

TRUSTEES SALE or TWO VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLINGS. TWO STORIES
EACH SITUATE NOS 1923 AND
1928 TWELFTH STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue OF Deed Of Trust recorded
.mue 10 1918 as Instrument No. ~ among
the Land Records of the District of Column
bia we shall sell in front Of the premises
an TUESDAY the 9TH DAY OF AUGUST.
a. d. 1923, al 5 o'clock .. M, lots 81
and So of Jaegers subdivision " square
BOB as in Book 81 at page 139 OF the
Surveyors Office.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash: balance
in one. two and three years, with interest
~ sjx per cent per annum. payable semi
annually Deposit of $500 required at time
Of sale and the purchaser allowed fifteen
days from date oil sale TO complete the
sale All conyeyanciug and recording ut
cost OF purchaser,
MARVIN A. cUSTIS. Trustee.
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
"PUBLIcAN,S PRAYER"

The Rev. WilliSm A. Eisenberger
In Church Of the Covenant tomor-
row will preach at il a. m. on "1'he
Publican's Prayer"
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
DR. DARBY BREACHES

The Rev. W. u. Darby. executive
Churches. viii preach in Park View
Christian Church Ait III b. nj. to-
morrow On Tuesday DR.. and Mrs.
Darby will leave for Chautauqua,
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
DEATHS

HAMk annS Friday July ~. 1928, At
HUGH MORRISON infant son Of Benia MI n =,
A aud Nellie Morrison Harlan
LEEFLEk-On Thursday, July "a I01a
FER q pr 9Dad Msr Hospital. ESrELLE LIEF
George !. LETTER. Funeral from her l. ua
residence 43dO Neorgia Ave. N. w, SatuT-
gay July 70 at n. m. Relatives and
Cemetery
POpE--on FRIDAY, July ~, 1923. at Prov.
pa nesce 4bS sipyad CELIA 3. PORE lnee
and niece, Of Miss Della and Thomas Rligh
.. Funeral from her late residence. 90 A
street q. on Monday. July 40. at & 80
mass viii be sung at q a. no. Relatives
snd friends invited Interment MI. Olivet
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
Educational
INSTRutTI0N f,OTlRsEs

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secured any time. Call n. 744o,
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course. reasonable tuitfons Eugene perm
wave given 1904 ST. w Frank e7e4
BOYD 1910 day business course THOROUGH
up-to-date: easily mastered. succesatui
Boyd Secretarial School
1888 @ NJ w. tEst. 8 yrs.l M 2338. b. 4
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
wANTED OUICK

Experienced WHITE WA lTRleSSle s,
axnsricnsed while sandwich maker, expert
erced white girl. report 81 once reliable
white woman for good honle, hlEn.c.sss ~
stenaeranher and hook eNpeFs 0thef Wnlle
wt.rassa helm. Can at 200 Bond Bldg
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
Motor Coach Schedules

WINGHsS1EK via Mtddlebure Fairfax
Hpperville ana Paris Valley Line Gun.
necttoue Leave 80 . N, 10 M. 80
= N 9th and Pa Ave r. W n 9403
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
! sAI=ESMTEN IYANIED
SOLICITORS. CANVASS
s nf3yzNTc

MEN AND WOMEN eOiicit0re g sell photo
reunions Paine Studio 023s Sc
S1TE9 representative - Long, abiished
New York concern desires high-clas4 rep
Preventative % sell 20 department At0res 3
mission basis or otherwise. high credentials
REQUIRED write full particulars. American
The Washington times., 1928-07-28
Help Wanted
FEMALE

FEMALE %
A BoOKKEEPER for hotel, knowledge
shorthand wanted at once. also sten0g-
rapher. $40 wk. assistant for dentists oil
flee: soda clerk nurse girl: also seam
stress: various other office and commercial
positions daily. Wash. Business Bureau.
Union say. Bank Bldg. 10 18th ST.
C0LORED cook. gen. housewOrker. $12 wk:,
part time. 1343 e st. n. w: Dec. l92o
CoIORED waitress t60l. also cook for
restaurant, wanted az once; also c99k
and gen. houseworker: other position daily
Apply Wash Business Bureau, Union saw
Bank Bldg. 710 14th 81.
COOK, waitress head waitress for hotel
coffee shop. 10 side mattresses LOT 0 Ii ~ =.
city; also AZ extra mattresses, one week ~
city: salad makers aud counter girls DEF
maIIent positions ia city. UcK HOtei
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for two months Three smau chhureil'
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The Washington times., 1928-07-28
MARRIAGE LICENSEs

John Mitchell. Is, and Mary f. VIII
liams "a. The Rev. AauiIa Sayles.
trude A. Marshall, rs. The Rev. y
Horace 4. W. Jones. AZ, and Linda
Corie. 40 The Rev w. NJ. Hoffman
Frank GulIi. 2s. and Barbara a.
LltchfieId, 2S. The Rev. G. J. DOGGY
francis Mccarthy. 80. and Estelle :,
Mcnamara. Is. The Rev. j. T. Ken
Harry shuiman, 20. and Mae Levy
~. The Rev. G. siIverstone.
lands. 20, both Of Baltimore. The Rev.
William A. Eisenherg.
irwin Beverly. %. and Lydia e
Acee, %. The Rev. James II. Miers
Don sebastiano de Braganza. SO. and
Rosetta =. Harris. %. The Rev. James
s. Montgomery.
Crank Hill 40. and FLORENCE e.
Kingsbury 3d. The Rev. c. K. P. Cogs.
Theodore o. Mseker. 81. and Markare.
7. sheckeis. ~. The Rev. y. NJ
Thompson
James o'Nein. %. and Itllisn Hum,
20. The Rev. Andrew r. Bird.
William b. Brown, ~ Of Detroit
Mich. and Lucille H. Crouch, 20r the
Rev. w. M. Hoffman,
George Jones, 30, and oueenle Fair
%. The Rev W. A. Jones.
Robert f. Jenkins, as. and Marrare.
s Brown, rs. The Rev W. NJ. Hoff-
man.
Walter johnson. 10. and Amanda
Hogne, Is. The Rev. T.. Fl. schaefer
DEATHS
Herr Henry Marks, IS years. 1898 Cali
MAR, Mary p I Lat9hford, SIS years, isa'
Ionise Y Goodman, So years. Gal.
Hospital
Charles =; Ginger 80 years. St. Eliza.
town Hospital. 49, =
Fannie Chandler, 70 years. 4k2,
Georgia Ave. ~. w. S@'
Joseph 9. Thomas 43 years. 81 Cana
James y Brewer, 4s years. Freed,
w Christina Christina ~ PAYNE. az years. 1913,
Robert Mccain. 80 years. Garfield
Nathanial Holmes, "a years. Gal.
linger Hospital.
Mary Marshall. 5 months. children,