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New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
NEHF RETURNS ID
 REAL GOOD FORM
Veteran SouthpaW Decreases
 Worries of Chicago Cubs

New York. April Is R,-The bearish movement in Chicago Cub stock that followed the injury to Home Run Hack Wilson has been checked by the sensational return to left-handed pitching form of Ar thur Nehf.
 If the veteran southpaws exhibi- ton in blanking Cincinnati is any criterion of what may be expected from him this season the Cubs won't have many pitching worries. They already have a sharpshooting corps of right handlers. led by Char Icy Root.
 Nehf was big factor in Me- Graw's pennant triumphs with the Giants few years ago after he had been purchased from the Boston Braves for around S55.000. Tho Terre Haute twirler was particular ly handy to have around when the Pirates were threatening. He usually had the we'll known Indian sign on the Buos.
 Three years ago Arts arm went back on him and he vas shipped to Cincinnati in 1926. He didn't help the Reds a bit and was uncondi- tionally released last year. The Cubs, desperately in need Of pitching help. signed the veteran last September. Hut his record for the last two years shows grand total of only four vic tories and seven defeats.
 Ever since they sold Alexander down the river" the Cubs have been badly in need of an old pitch ing hand or two for rough pennant weather. Nehf will fill the gap nicely if he keeps on coming back.
 Since such stars as Rubc Mar auard. Nap Fucker. Wilbur Cooper, Jim Waugh. Hook Wiltse, Nehf and RiNey either have passed out of the picture completely ot at least pass ed their prime. the National leagues to wrote home about.
 The Older circuit hasn't produced any portsiders in recent years to match the American league crop that includes such aces as Herb Pen- nok. Nose Grove. Rube Walberg. Joe Shaute, Tom Zachary. Earl Whitehill and some up and coming youngsters. This group has been car rying on where Rube Waddell and Eddie Plank left off.
 The National has few first class southpaws and Brooklyn has three of them-Petty. Elliott and Clark. Willie Sherdel of the Cardinals is an old reliable and Nehf will help lift the portsidc prestige. if he continues the way he started. The Reds have capable leftic in Jakie May. while ! the Giants have a youngster of sen- sational promise in Bill Walker.
 The Pirates won the National 1 lague flag last year without south- paw on their roster worth mention ing an dare working under the same handicap this season.
 The most widely ballyhooed minor league club in the minors this year, NewaSk Internationals. will start their season Wednesday without their manager and biggest drawing drawing card-old Barney Johnson. The former Washington veteran still is on the hospital list. Optimistic hopes are held out that he will be able at least to sit on the bench by May. Not only is this doubtful. how ever. but 1t is unlikely Sir Walter will be in condition to pitch at all this year.
 Meanwhile Johnson's old Wash ington club-mate, George Mcbride, is handling the managerial helm and an imposing array of ex-big leaguers. among them McQuillan. Lutzke, Bentley and Fournier. will start the pennant quest.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
AUBURN TAXI co. SOLD

The Auburn Taxi Co. has been purchased by Miss Mary Edwards of East Main street for &9o0, and she has taken over the control and man. agement of the service which for the past year has been in the hands of Martin H. Horwitz as receiver. Dep uty Sheriff Horwitz sold the business st public auction Saturday
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16

ing Attorney Woods said, and the case went over until next Monday. William Jacobs. aged 26. Of 574 West Main street, an alleged second of- fender. was represented by Attorney Glnsburg and continuance until next Monday was granted. About three gallons of alleged liquor were taken at his home.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
West Haven Clergyman
 Drops Dead in Pulnit

West Haven. April 16 R-Rev. George Henry Hubbard was strick. ell by heart trouble and died on the pulpit floor while preaching i'll the First Baptist church yesterday. When a physician who had been called reached his side he was be- yond aid,
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16

field goals. Besides sinking l4 field goals. l-aHar made six foul shots out or seven attempts: Matulis played we'll on the defense. The summary:
 EafnirS
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16

Tho clergyman had nsas1y psoeb. cd the close of his sermon en '4Aon Shalt be a Blessing" when, withe4e warning. he collap psed. Men frsQ1 pews close to the pulpit fouAd hiw barely breathing.
 Rev. MT. Hubbard had been n the mission field for most of his NJ after entering the ministry and vas retired in 1925 with ferty yeass service. He was . native Of OsaAoa the mother town and came back here to live. Au. Hubbard dio1 while they lived in China. Uoae and three sons survive.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Detroit s, Cleveland ,. St. Louis {, Chicago 1. Washington 6, Boston 5. (Other clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16

Games Today New York at Boston. Washington at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Detroit. St. Louis at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
Games Saturday

Cleveland 8. Detroit 6.
 Washington 0, Boston Q, 5 innings, rain).
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
Standing
Games Today

Games Today Philadelphia at New York. Boston at Brooklyn. Chicago at St. Louis. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday Pittsburgh 5. Cincinnati .. St Louis 1. Chicago ,. New York s. Philadelphia 1. Brooklyn 3, Boston 2.
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Games Saturday Chicago 1, St. Louis l. Cincinnati :. Pittsburgh Q. (Other games postponed. rain).
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
CORbIN SCREW CAPTURES TENANT
(Continued From Preceding Pagcy

Al Hevlick also had big day from the field. He collected seven
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED Ans
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New Britain herald., 1928-04-16

Great Britain now has l.405 e. operative societies.
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New Britain Machine

Referee. Dillon; timer. Sikora; scorer, Butler.
Evening star., 1928-04-24
Jn Memnriam.

ARCHER. tribute. Of love and devotion
EUcY f. EnRsecI4 ARc4ERRf e. SS5 9S5 sb9,sd es9sd H2thsE
IL years ago today. April "a. I9I7.
J. G. A.
band and father so ErGE%E S1 F e2ysf CSRTEs M
wyh9 died nine years ago today. April "a,
HIS. DEVOTED WIFE AND children
RART I6r, NJ. CARTER. MARION AID
HAYS. With treasured memories NJ my dez-
motheT. ANNIE Y, who entered into
biEher ,ie seven years aE0 today. April
There i daughter who misses you sadly.
~ ponder DER days that are gone
hor the hours | spent With YOU mother.
We're the haDpiest and most precious ~ all
HANNAH ALLEN
JAMES ne: al In fad byt I loving gegory Of our
"A. 1927.
One year ago you left us.
The shock We cant forget.
go sad sudden vas the call
But dear one. we love you get.
None knew him but to love him;
HIS L0VISG WGTHFR a SSn FtTurz
EMANUEL AND AACDE JANIS.
KRAISE. n loving memory q my dear
father. CHARLES A. KRATSE. who ds-
April ~. 1917.
Gone. bu; not forgotten
HIS son. GORDON.
my beloved brother. GEORGE II. LACX.
who departed this life two years s-D to-
day. April -. 1926.
No one knows the silent haarfache
Only those who have lost can tell
OF the grief that Is borne IN silence
For the one love well.
HIS LOVING SISTER.
LAUX. In loving remembrance of my low
inE son GEORGE HENRY LArX. Who
departed this life two years ago today.
April "a 1926
Dear is the grave where rny only and BE-
loved son ia laid
o Trst - the he f9sg ~ that neyer sha1 fsds; 80
II Others forget vou. never win l.
HIS LOVING MOTHER AND FATHER.
LAUX. In sad hut loving remssnkrance Of
nv dear brother. GEORGE LAUX. who
departed THIS life two years aso today.
April 81. 1926.
Gone hu, not forgotten
HIS LOVING SISTER HELEN BURKE.
ROBERTSON. In loving memory OF our
dear one. Pvt. IRVING A. ROBERTSON.
who entered into sweet rest four years
ago today. April -. 1s24-
Day nv day We grow more lonesome.
Lonesome as the moments 4
Often find ourselves wondering.
Wondering why he had 30 DIE
He little thought when leaving home
That he would never return.
That he so soon in death wOuld sleep
And leave us here 10 r1Oursy
LoNING MOTHER. SISTER AND
BROTHER.
UHTHOFF. tribute Of love 10 the t1e--
CHENowETH THTHOFF who died az
Waiter Reed Military Hospital April "a.
MARIE N. AsHBURNE CHTHoFF
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Deaths.

PHILLIPS. On Tuesday. April "a, 1923, ai
the Emergency Hospital MISSOURI
ALDORA beloved wife Of George r. Phil
nps, t,,n.., Remains are resting at Zurh9rsts
Notice OF funeral hereafter
kHks; Departed this life Sunday ApriI 22,
rGS- 1gss' s,1! 81 m. Rev; JAMES WISHING
IoS, RlCKs. beloved husband OF Annie
and Martha Ricks Dorsey. brother II
2ohn r., Earnest and Ulysses g. Ricks,
Emma, Emma Tompktns Of Buffalo. ". r.: Selma
sste%.inrt and Mamie C0pely. Body at Moon
d Aliens funeral psrlor 18th and Fla.
ave. Fnnerai Ihursday. April % at IL
an ,lnterment Ounce Orchard Nd.
please & 6@pX copx ana Philadelphia. Pa. paapeers
Gallinger Hospital J0HN ". sHTr.Es Il
Yea, yea & 0i age B;ody At city ,norgue. I'm.
..ow . remains viii be disposed Of according
sO,MMEEygILLE, Suddenly. on Sunday.
kk6SfsERT kkSf lo3a ioMsrRs1vrr s. rfa5tiTors Z RI Nd:
VIE. Funeral from. the reslfence OF his
stster' ME- {, H. Howser. 727 shepherd
~, nv. on "Wednesday. Aprii rs al 4
yIted interment Oak HII Cemetery. 81
WILLIAMS. Srndav. April - 1879 AT
p ~ FAxNfE WILLIAMS AIi Idie226o,,ee9 26,e9
ginia Colbert Edu ard ana Ri"bardi ycIJ.
naln$ h+.qr5 v Ho9d Lucille Rerus grand-
nlotnfF of Edward " ir.. and Earl WOOD.
Remains resting at the W Frnest F.-55ii::
%. funeral parlors 22@a Gsorl,a avs
NV. Notice OF funeral later
WYMAN. On Thursday. Aprtl 10 1oos =,
Rrr2 Npcr9p Nppru "a AZ IEsmerrency Hospital, CAR.
at PaiHesviie. Ohio. ess'
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths nave been reported
TO the Health Department in the past -
hours. 49,. c.
James NJ. MORGAN. 80 the Toronto Apart
Elizabeth Williams. rs, 15as. "oth at
Annie An n, Hail ha,l Il 355ss 13th l3,h st' st
Alfred r. Martin 0S. 1910 ! ith st.
Enola v. Hall 90, 1903 Webster ct.
Martha j. Ogden, 81, 1925 Harvard ct;
May b. Maxwell. 81. 81 Rhode Island
Fred Jones 35. Emergency Hospital
Gus Wooster. 36. 1l47 18th st.
Thelma Duncan, %, en- route Emergency
HOSPITAL ,
Infant Of Francis @. and Esther H. Cole, 4
days. Stbley Hospital
Infant Of Samuel b and Anna E. Milburn
II hours Garfield Hospital.
Infsn' OF Walter \. and Mary L. Harris
. hours Garfield HOSPITAL.
Albert C. Washington 10. 467 N ST.
John y Davis 66 033 5 at.
Charles Bunch AS Freedmens Hospital
Patsy A, Robinson. ~. ll22 Union CT.
nowa.d Ware -. Freednlen'e Hospital.
Ernest II. Willis. %. 2l07 9th at.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbiar-Partly cloudy
tonight. Tomorrow increasing cloudi-
ness; not much change in temperature
Maryland -- Partly cloudy tonight
Tomorrow increasing cloudiness, pos
sibly showers in extreme north portion;
not much change in temperature.
Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight. To-
morrow increasing cloudiness; not mucn
change in temperature.
West Virginia-Showers tonight ana
tomorrow; not much change in tenn
perature.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometer pm, AZ; pm, 40;
IL midnight, as; 4 am, as; a.m'' Az
Barometer-4 pm. 1856; pm,
%. 81; IL midnight. 29.56; 4 am, 29.63;
8 am. 2972; noon, 29.71.
Highest temperature, 81, occurred AZ
noon today
Lowest temperature, "A, occurred at
10 pm yesterday.
Temperature same date laSt year
Highest, so; lowest, 35.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United states COAST
and Geodetic Survey)
Today~Low tide. 5;3l am. and 6:l1
pm.; high tide, 11:22 am. ana 1l:oo
PIT 'Tomorrow-Low tide. e:32 am. and
TIT pm: high tide, 1921 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose $40 am; sun sets
653 pm.
Tonorrow-Sun rises 5:l8 pm; sun
sets 6 54 pm.
Moon rises 8:47 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition OF the Water.
Great Falls Muddy.
Weather I'm Various Cities.
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SEVENSNA HONOR GUEST.

DR.. r. IT. Sevensna, librarian of the
League of Nations Library, at Geneva,
will be the guest of honor at a meeting
of the District Of Columbia Library As
sociation, to be held tomorrow night at
the National Museum Auditorium.
The speakers Of the evening will be
washington University, who will speak
on the future of the George Washing
ton University library, and Jacob
Wheeler, Librarian of the Enid-Proctor
Library, at Baltimore.
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Clark accepted the pastorate Of the
Takon,a Park Presbyterian Church. She
was born II years ago in Millbrook.
duchess County. N, Y. and would have
celebrated her fortieth wedding ami
versary next Fall, In addition to her
husband, she is survived by two sons,
Henry c. and Isaac c. Clark. Mrs.
Clark had been an active church
worker for many years until recently
forced to relinouish her activities by
failing health.
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Marriage Licenses.

Narriase licenses have been iesued 70 The
following. .., 1r Y
Robert Jones and Julia simon.
Eugene Duvall and Grace Lee; -, -
Alexander r. pendleton aud Harriet f.
Duke both Of Richmond,
Jobn l. McCaffery OF Colorado Springs.
Colo. and Fay Edwards Of Denver, -
Ellis Bernstein OF baltimore ana francis
GUY L. Middlehrook and Louise V. Fat
tersom both of Rurruss, Va.
John NJ Robertson OF Atlanta ana CarolSn
3 Powell of this city -. ,.,,,,
Iohn s Hester and Mildred 4. Williams,
Prank r. CONWAY IL, and Edna Il, CLANCY.
Harry Sanger and Nellie g. Courtney.
french W Scott and Cecilia NJ. Lacy,
Willie johnson and Elizabeth Johnson
Barney Livingston and Ella W. Thomas.
William q Cnptts and Fannie NJ Red
mond
Intina stewart. Alexandria, Va.
Samuel T. Guthrev Of this city and Eliza
beth Daiter of Alexandria, Va.
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THREE IN PLANE HURT.

DETROIT. April "a CP.-Three pas
sengers in Bellanca monoplane which
was exhibited in the All-American Air
craft Show here last week were injured
yesterday when Charles (Speed) Hol-
man. pilot. made forced landing on
rough ground 500 yards from the Ford
Airport.
Chandler Smith suffered fractured
skull and Donald Robbins and DR.. r..
G. Ferris. all of Detroit, suffered head
injuries Holman and H. @. Smith,
representative of the Bellanca Co. of
Wilmington, Del. escaped injury.
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FUNERAL SERVICE HELD
FOR SAMUEL SHULMAN
World War Veteran and Master
Mason Is Buried In
Anacostia,

Funeral service for Samuel Shulman,
81 years old. OF 4701 Connecticut ave-
nue.. who died Sunday. were conducted
at the chapel OF Bernard Danzansky,
undertaken. 350l Fourteenth street, to-
day at noon. Interment was in the
Eighth Street Temple Cemetery, Ana
costa.
MIR. Shulman was master of Chevy
Chase Lodge. No. AZ, of Masons, heing
one OF the youngest men in this Masonic
jurisdiction to be honored with that po-
Sition In lodge. He was a veteran of
the World War. having served with the
American EXpeditionary Forces in
France. Mr.. Shulman was employed as
Office manager for the George NJ. Bar
ker Lumber Co.
He is survived by two sister Mrs.
Leah Iounsbury and Mrs. Henrietta Ja-
cobs and a brother. Jack Snulman.
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MRS. MARIA C. CLARK DIES.
Wife of Takoma Park Presby-
terian Minister Succumbs.

Mrs. Maria Carpenter Clark, wife OF
Rev. Thomas c. Clark, pastor of the
Takofna Park Presbyterian Church, died
nc her residence. $50 Maple avenue
Takoma Park, Md. yesterday after q
short Illness.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the residence tomorrow afternoon at :
O'Clock. Rev. FTeeley Rohrer. pastor OF
the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
assisted by Rev. William E. La Rue,
pastor of the Takoma Park Baptist
Church. will officiate. Interment will
be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Mrs. Clark came here % years ago
from Grand Island, Nebr.. when DR..
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REAR ADMIR-. w. B. BAYLEY
BURIED WITH HON0RS
Retired Navy officer Won Promo
tion for Service in Spanish
American War.

Funeral services for Rear Admiral
Warner Baldwin Bayley. u. s. NJ, re-
tired, who died at his residence In the
Westmoreland Apartments Sunday, were
conducted In st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church at IL o'clock today. Interment,
with full military honors. was in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
Pail bearers we're: Rear Admirals
Hugh Rodman. +. H. Schofield and @.
w. Dyson; Capts. A. G. Almy and G. r..
Grain, and Leroy Tuttle.
Admiral Bayley was a veteran OF the
Civil and Spanish American Wars and
was advanced for eminent and conspic-
uous conduct in battle" while attached
to the Massachusetts during the Span
ish-American War. He retired in 1906
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SIGNS MONUMENT BILL.

President Coolidge today signed a
Joint resolution authorizing the erection
of O memorial statue to the late Cardi-
nal Gibbons on a reservation in front
of the Sacred Heart Church at Six
teenth street and Park road The statue
will be erected by the Knights of CO.
ltrfnbus and other Catholic societies.
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INDIAN COUPLE SAIL.
Ex- -Maharajah and American Bride
OFF for Marseille.

KARACHT. India. April ii CP). Sir
Tukou Rao. former Maharajah OF
inuore. and his latest maharanee. the
former Nancy Ann Miller of Seattle.
WASH. sailed today on the steamship
City of Baroda for MarSeille. France.
From there they will go TO destination
not at present revealed.
The departure Of the Indian prince
and his American wife aroused much
interest. Large crowds attempted TO
get a glimpse of the miners daughter
who embraced Hinduism.
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Dies Aboard His Vessel.

Abraham Lee, colored. master OF
sailing vessel carrying wood from the
vicinity of Indian Head to washington,
died aboard his vessel while of the
Maryland town Sunday. Charles County
authorities. who investigated, found
death was due to natural causes.
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R. A. CONNELLY BURIED.
Potomac, Va, Resident, 73, Leaves
Four Daughters and Two Sons.

Special Dispatch 10 The star.
POTOMAC, Va, April 24--Funeral
services we're held at Newland. Va,
Yesterday for Richard A. Connolly, 70
years old, who died here Saturday, at
his home, 1882 Terrett avenue. Prior
TO burial. services were held here sun
day night by the Junior Order United
American Mechanics. No. 22l, OF Bali
ston, Va. and Potomac Khan, llo, OF
this town.
Connolly is survived by four daugh-
ters and two sons.
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Dies of Pellagra.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
LYNCHBURG. Va, April 24.-Robert
D. Magann, 40 years of age. farmer.
died Monday morning at his home, near
Monroe, after long Illness of pellagra.
He is survived by his widow and six
children.
Evening star., 1928-04-24
L0CKHART FAILS IN FOUR
TRIALS AT SPEED RECORD
Race Driver Makes 1o1 Miles an
Hour in Test at Daytona
Beach.

By the Associated Press.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. April "a
Frank Lockhart, indianapolis race track
driver, who expects to make an attempt
to establish a new world straight-away
speed record, put his Stutz Blackhawk
special through four test runs on the
beach course here early today, but motor
trouble prevented him from making q
speed OF more than 191 miles an hour.
Lockhart said he expected to have
the motor trouble repaired in time for
another trial late today.
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Gas OVercomes Two.

Two colored men, James w. White, 81.
and Hollis Walters. %. both of 424 Q
street. were overcome by carbon monox-
ide gas from heater last night. They
we're given first aid treatment at home
by the fire rescue squad, and Walters
later was taken To Emergency Hospital,
Neither was dangerously affected.
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M arriaQG.

POWELL---ROBERTsON Mr. and Mrs. Demps
the marriage OF their daughtsr.
CARoLYN BELLE. to Mr.. JOIN N.
ton, D. G.. Monday. April %, 1928.
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Gdrh of ThankS.

BROWN. We wish to express our many
thanks ana ap,,reciation for the kindness
Of our relatives and friends during the III
ness and death Of SUSIE BROWN. our
wife and mother -.
HORACE AND ERNEST BROWN.
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GEORGE G. EARP DIES.
Rockville Resident, 40, Was For
merlv Courthouse Superintendent.

Special Dispatch to The star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, April 24.-George
G.. carp, 40 years old, formerly superln-
tendent of the Montgomery County
Courthouse. died yesterday afternoon at
his home here.
Mr.. carp had been i'll for several
weeks. He is survived by his widow.
Funeral services will be conducted at
2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at
the home. burial to be in Rockville
Union Cemetery.
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FOREIGN.
E. E. ClSSEL DIES.
Washing ton Grove Man, 81, Leaves
Wife and One Son.

WIG NNU OHt sui.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md. April 24.-Eugene
f. CisSel, 81 years old. of Washington
Grove Md, died yesterday afternoon
after a long illness. He Is survived by
his widow and one son.
Mr.. Cissel was the son OF S. G CiSsel
of Washington and had lived in the
Capital many years. Funeral services
will be conducted at the home tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock, burial to be
in BeallSville, Md.
Evening star., 1928-04-24

France is taking a census Of those
who use its highways.
Evening star., 1928-04-24

RADaF No 3pa. Metropolitan Police, on
street Saturday pm. Please return 10 q, II.
Cannon, No rrccinct keNard,
pROOtH sold. puarl studded : tassels, lnst
FRIDAY n,nrniue between itith ~. aud down.
lawn ssettnn or bus Nalued a. keepsake,
"a gt
Evening star., 1928-04-24

lNyrI0rF lett Ia lith, a6h. q Il ear.
iatAa envelope tled Phone Columbia dNs2.
Evening star., 1928-04-24

matsk elu, drivers permit aud reGIstra.
lion card tihptal reward &, u otcsean
1iul .t
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FOUND.
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no,I Grfpian Police htack with four brown
iprt Ta& M. talS, Reward, Call va
Evening star., 1928-04-24

pnt1CE nO0 mulo gray and brown. From
itIf llth f. NV, AusWefs Ia hane of
pete ltts Elk toes au eaTh hind paw Re
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Evening star., 1928-04-24

ear srav coon bushy taii; lost last Men,
dav NJ DfTpont Circlr, Rcturn to iaI3 New
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day II Dupont Circle Return o. ta4l 10Th
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PUPPY lost ~ sttaled male hlaek, white
aud tan thld'a pet Reward y, hNau,
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Evening star., 1928-04-24

MARSH. On FRIDAY, April 60, lasS, al
n4a ptu, Al the Eplseepst Heaptlel,
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inca ktiwvlll and sen Vt the late naN'd
and Amanda Marsh OF Ce'Saso W Ne
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h and { SIS ne lntefnent AgtngtOm Ma
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Evening star., 1928-04-24

ARCHER A tribute OF love and devotion
20 the memory Of our beloved mother
LUCY =. ARCHER. who departed tins hfs
II years ago today. April ~. 1917.
J. G.. A.
CARTER. N memory Of our beloved hus.
band and father. EUGENE F. CARTER
yn9 Wn9 died nine years ago today. April "a,
Evening star., 1928-04-24

I,uppY German Poiltt. female, hla,k sat,
he gray fave Lateral reward II TetHEned