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Eggs Current receipts, 263km27
white and brown. hsnnery, 370 2sc;
stale ana bad not wanted.
Poultry live: Turkeys. $50 sSc,
chickens, broslerss ? lbs, 4S@6Oc;
Plymouth Rocks winter chickens.
40042c; Reds. $50 4Oc: hans, asa
soc: White Leghcrn hens. 33c; y0usss
keats. 10W1bc. Dressed: Turkeys.
3O@40c: chickens. SO0BSc; Iargc
fowls. soc: Leghorns fowls, 15c;
keats. 90c0&1.
Calves Top. 1401Bc: medium, 50
Lambs choics, zoe.
Sheet E'at. Sc.
Apples Supplies light. Demand
light. market steady. Barrels: VIZ.
glnla Y. 8 ne. !, ~ inches up,
Winesaps, $4,000 1850. Boxes: wash
ingtOn. medium to large size Extra
Fancy STAIRS, $3.76. Bushel bar.
k6ts: No sales reported.
Asparagus Supplies light; demand
moderats; market steady. South
Carolina dozen-bunch crates, green,
very large size, $3.50 =: few low "a
So: large size. 42.7S03.2S: amaIl ia
medium size, $1.6O q 2: crooks, 91D2.
CaAlI0rndAs crates, green,
very large aizo few sales, "a.
Bill Cabbage Supplies 1nOderate: de.
nnand mod 6rate; market steady. Flor.
Ida iak-bus hampers. round and
pointed type, some wOExny. 81. SOdDs.
South Carolina. barrel crates, ap.
proximately 100 lbs. net. pointed
type, $3.50.
Celery Supplies moderate: demand
moderate; market steady. Florida,
1O-inch crates, is dozen, $50: $40
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dozen. So; 3 dozen, mostly *4.Zb.
I.attaice supplies raoderate; de.
RS NJ. r,lode 900 3: ~ let about steady.
& 11.Izona. crates sIceberg tyne. Al
6ozen9 Z Sams so: feyv hest. SS.75.
TSninns- sunrIiea iirl1t. Demand
f,sj,f n,arISef elirI1tly weaker. Texas
atsrSaT6 1890 yellow Bermulas
1880 ia. and NO. -. 500 .65i
c rs,-a,. WHITE Va:x mixed No. 1 and
10. 8. s2.75.
Potatoee-Supplies moderate. Old
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Local Produce Market

String Beans Supplies limited
Demand moderate. market steady,
Florida u bushsi hampers. green
best mostly, So; fair 70 ordinar5
quality and condition. s20s.50.
Cucunbers Supplies light. De
mand slow. market steady. Florida
square busheI crates, No. i, $3.50
4.50; No. 2, $303.5O. Ohio. doz
baskets dollhouse stock. SIS.
Peppers-Supp1ies moderate. De
mand light, market about steady
Florida. pepper crates fancy, me
dunn size, $500 4; large size, $40
4.50s choice count So az 80
Egg Plant Supplies light. De
mand moderate, market steady
Florida, pepper crates, fancy, small
to medium size, $2.5O03,50. Few
large size higher.
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BAL TIIa0RE GRAIN MARKET

Wheat E.irfner;; No. 2sledA winter,
domestic, s2.osK; No. Z red winter.
garlicky. domestic, sos II receipts.
1928 bushels: shipments 26.011
bushels.
Corn Fir1ner: No. 3 yellow do
nestle. $40; receipts, 3.O47 bushels;
shipments. 1915 bushels
Oats Firmer; No. 3 white. do
nestle. 1905 cents bushel; No. 3
white, 73@74 cents busiel, receipts,
1909 bushels; shipments. 1.S5f bu-
shells.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
1a:so Prev.

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Abra 3 strau.-. los 1oS 1o6 los
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Adv Rumeley.- 2SX ISL 1871 as
"A RunnIey pt. 54N 81 54N 48h
Ahu1nada Lea. " " AZ "
Air Reduction. 64X 641 64X 63A
Ajax Rubber. 1O5S 10 10 1913
ANS Chalmers 12IH 12lM 121I 121M
A hem Dye. 15s1f 1888 1854 1854
Amerado. IS IS IS So
Am Agr Chem. 1881 1917 1881 10
Am Agri G pr. $50 6SN 68N So
Am Br 30 Ell =, 1871 13K 131S AZ
Am Can. s1X SIX BIZ 8l5s
Am Chfcle !. .s 1914 1871 1914 781S
Am Drug syn. 1871 1871 1874 1871
Am Expreas... 1879 Is41< 1877 1914
Am 10 Pow. 3O1S sou SO5S 29SS
An Hide &L.a l3I 13X 1sX 12sS
Ann Hal pf.. 531< $50 SIX SIS
Am LONE Pr. 65x 6514 65x IS
Am Ice. SO SO 50 SO.
Am lptsr Corp. ses< SO ssK SIX
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An Radiator. l46 145 145 145
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Ara Republic. TAX ~ y 7sx
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An srnelting.. 1s4s 1887 1874 1s3K
Am steal Fdy., 6o1{ COX 6OA COS
An sugar $50. 691[ ssh 69k 6s1S
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Armour III b.. 1Os@ 101< 10I 10
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Aaso Dry Good. 451 45k 45x AK
Atchiscn. ....- 1924 1sl1< 1921 1904
Atlantic Coast leI 1Sl 1s1 1s1
Atlantic Rsfg.. 127sS l271f 1271< 12S
At GuIf " L.. ~ ~ Az ~
AtG &W 1pf.. 4SsS 4s36 4sa6 Az
Auto s Sly Iaa1 49, Ak 4Sl 4s1S
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Auto Sales pf.., s6Sl 361l 36N S5H
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Reechnut ...... sO3I 79IS sOS( 79sl
Seth Steal...sa SIX 62k 62% 62
Bloomingdale.. IS IS IS 81
Erigss Mfg Co.. 2S1l 2s5I 2s1f 2sJI |
Bklyn Edison. 25ok so 25OH 24s
Rklyn Manhat. 75k rs rs ISL
Brunswick Tr.s 17s1 l7s< 17sz 17sl
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Bucyrun u ct pf ~ 44ss AZ 431S
Burr Ad Mac. l591< l5ek l5sK 1874
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cerro de Pasco. So 67M SIS 81
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new YORK

NEW YOFlf "a pEiA 26s-C Cotton
n,,nt Y finr,a yvere Eirnately Us
,ss,,es : balo IS iei II tie opening 81
tha. Market 4 nc 10 May sold AZ
1880, up 1ss July q. 30 up y; Ocfc-
~ "a '1tl III 14: December 1875, up
14 and january os9s 10 q. Y.
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III no DINE
The Players Guild win entertain
AZ tIle CdrIskopher Club luncheon
F.riday at the Lee House, 4 has been
announced.
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District National Bank
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
American Security & Trust Company
Commercial National Bank
Continental Trust Company
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Union Trust Company
Washington Loan & Trust Company
National Bank Of Washington
National Savings &. Trust Company
Riggs National Bank 1 .s2
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Lincoln National Bank
Merchants Bank & Trust Company
Munsey Trust Company
Federal-American National Bank
Franklin National Bank
Liberty National Bank
Evening star., 1928-05-01

my pretty peacock Whenever Davos
sets out to do thing, he does it."
But, L You are talking the
rankest nonsense. am an honest man.
The Davos does not live who can make
o thief of me-"
She turned on her heel and left him
standing there. dumfounded. and strobe
across the snow field to join her sons,
"The vixen," muttered Starcourt, fol-
lowing her with angry and at the same
time pitying eyes.
The next morning he asked julius
RroadaXe If It was true that men were
talking about him as Ranya BrutZ
claimed they were.
Julius scratched his head. well, :"
said he pondering, Il have heard it
said. but always IN jest. Ranya BrutZ
is a malevolent woman, She has only
two notions in her head One OF them
is that some day her son Peter may be
leader here, the other is that he will
marry Gerane. If / were a gambling
man--and l am not. for the simplest
reason that / profess to be an honest
one-hut. if I were gambling man, /
would bet my head and my wtfe's head
that he will never be leader here. AS
for Gerane marrying htm-well, the
world is not coming to an end in her
time or mine. either. Now don't worry
about It any more. This is Christmas
day. Have you given Gerane a pres
ent yet?"
"A present? What have I to givep"
Nothing much, I'll admit. But your
name is Starcourt, isn't it?"
Certainly"
wen, suppose you step over to her
Evening star., 1928-05-01
The Inn Of the
Hawk and Raven
By
George Barr
NfcCutcheon
consrtTt 1898 es METROPOLITAN Newspaper Service.

cast glow over her lovely face. already
warmed, paradoxically. by the cold wind
that came out of the north to kiss 1t In
passing He listened for her voice, but
/ IL was lost in the ringing chorus.
Suddenly he was aroused from MS
enchanted dream by the voice OF a
! woman at his elbow. He turned MS
head and met the bright, antagonisuc
eyes of Ranya Brute
| Dogs in the manger looking on While
/ others sing praises to the child that
/ was born III one" she sneered. her voice
! harsh and bitter. Even thieves turn
! their backs upon us You and have
no place among them, We sit over
against the walls of Nineveh and watch
| from afar of. Bahl And Christ was
crucified but onceE
You wrong them" said he. Go
among them. They will not cast you
! out"
Little you know about it," she
Scoffed Every year come and take
my stand outside the circle. My place
the decree Christ held out his hand
to Mary Magdalen, but these sancti-
moniouS thieves turn their backs on
me"
"Sanctimonious." chuckled he. "I
like that, MRS. DavoS
Call me Ranya Brutz," said she. lift
ing her chin. That is who / am.
Nothing more. And behold my sons
standing alone over yonder, far outside
the circle, Hal"
He looked and saw the three figures
in the field, But surely, Ranya Brute.
your sons are valued, respected MEM
berS Of"
My sons have no right to their
fathers name" said she, without shame.
But that girl you feed your eyes upon
is no more DavoS' than those sons OF
mine She has no more of the blood
of a noble duke of the House of Ganlook
in her veins than flows i'll those of my
boys. The only difference is that
Ionifer DavoS married her mother. But
even a marriage ceremony does not
alter the quality of blood that runs
through the veins. The blood is the
same Look now! See my boys. They
dare not go step nearer that circle
And yet, in the very front row stands
their blood cousin. who, If it were not
for the wfim OF Jonifer Davos, might
have been"
"Oh. I say. you have no right to dis
cuSS--"
Right? Who are you to say what is
right or wrong for me to discuss? /
know what you are counting on, curse
you. You are after that girl of Jonifer's.
You realize that you are here TO stay,
so you are going to make the best of it.
know what is in your mind. You viii
marry her. If you can. SO that when
Jonifer dies you may step into his place
as chieftain."
Starcourt drew back In sheer as
constituent so that can. be chief
tain of this What utter nonsense!
Are you crazy?"
You may think so If you like" she
fairly snarled But I am not the only
one who is saying that very thing. I've
heard a dozen men say that they be-
heve you have made up your mind
To-"
Good Heavens, woman, / would no
more think Of"
And that is precisely what Is In
Jonifer's mind. too. He picked you as
the man to take his place We know 1t
now. And let me tell you one thing,
Evening star., 1928-05-01

permit graduates of the United States
Military Academy to be commissioned
directly into the Quartermaster Corps,
has resulted in change in the assign
ments of the graduates of 1928. The
assignments of that class will be dis
tributed as follows: Infantry, 116: Field
Artillery, Al; Coast Artillery, 80; Cav
airy. "a; Engineers, "a; Signal Corps, 9,
and Quartermaster, 7.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

house and offer 1t to her for Christmas.
OF course, it's something you can't very
well put into her stocking. but"
Don't be fool, julius" interjected
Starcourt, coloring.
(To BE Continued)
Evening star., 1928-05-01

West Points New Assignments.
Decision of the War Department to
Evening star., 1928-03-26
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported e
the Health Department IA the past - hours
girl twins
!.arl ana Lottn Henderson Girl
William e. and Fay Ewing girl
loscph ana Molhn HoJohcr Eiri
Abraham $ and Sarah n Rosson eirl
William II and Marie Youcc, hoy
Samuel r and Ethel f. Collier boy
Harvey F. and Josephine NJ Mcdonald
boy.
Stuvyesant Il and Rchccca Wright. hoy.
william II and Carrie + Seagutsi girl
John and Agnes =. PETIT, girl.
James {. and Naoma B0yur girl
,amcs r. and Kathleen Hunter girl
samuel 4. and Angela . west hoy
Maurice and Elizabeth Banks. boy
Fr@uk and Jennie SpWrN boy.
John and Jessie Cox bov
John " and Mary + Williams girl
George and Mabel Brown boy
Ellen and Mary Jackson Girl
James and Kathleen Hunter. girl
August and Helen Taylor girl
Percy and Fannie Edwards rirl.
Robert and Anne George boy
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DtatbA

TkIPLETT. On Friday. March 2s 1923. at
lV:@O Pm a. bis residence, 1878 Penu
e. ne; ALBERT r.. beloved husband Of
Mary a. Triplett nee Mcdonald ~.
March 27 at 80 am. thence to 81
Dqminics Church, 9th and rts. Rv
where mass viii be said at . 80 O'Clock
for the repose Of his soul Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount O1tvei
Cemetery. 26
TR1PLETT. Members Of Potomac Council
No. 433. Knights Of Columbus are al.
yised Of the death OF Brother ALBERT
7. TRTPLETTa. Funeral from his lat
March n. at $50 am. thence TO 81
Domiulc's Church. where requiem mass
will be said At 80 O'Clock.
WAITER T.. PLANT. Grand Knight
WILLIAM 7. KERSAN. Yin. Sec. 2S
TuELL. On Saturday March -. 1879.
GEORGE TUEIL. Funeral services Mos
day. March 20. at = pm. At the IN
neral parlors of George r. Gardiner Co
800 3rd st. saw. Remains viii bs shipped
to kcabsc0. Va.
WILLIAMS. On Sunday March % 1929
at Galinger Hospital. CHARLES r.. b.
loved husband ~ the ate Frances r.
Williams. Funeral services ~ safells
chapel. 9th ana VI ats. nv. on WeGnes-
day. March 2S AT \ 30 = m. Requiem
mass at St. Patrick's Church a. a m
Interfneut at Mount Olivet Cemetery. -
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THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia-Showers and
thunderstorms tonight and possibly to-
morrow morning: fair and much colder
tomorrow and tomorrow night.
Maryland and Virginia--Showers and
thunderstorms tonight. probably ending
tomorrow morning; colder in west por-
ton late tonight; much colder tomor-
row.
Record for Twenty Four Hours.
Thermometers pm. "a: 8 pm. sc.
II midnight, 81; 1 am, So: 8 am, 81;
noon, S.
Barometer-4 pm, 1850: s pm.
2963; II midnight, 2960: 4 am, 29.5 q;
am 1858. noon. 29.60.
Highest temperature, rs, occurred at
1890 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature. 53. occurred at
1880 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, IS; lowest. IS.
Tide Table.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Snrvey)
Today-Low tide, 5:46 am. and e:32
pm; high tide, ll.40, am.
TOmorrow-Low tide. GA am. and
.33 pm; high tide, 1910 am. and
81 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 6;03 am: sun sets
6:26 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises e:02 am; sun
sets CAT pm.
Moon rises Ola am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Falls-Very muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
MRS. LOUISE M. FOOTE
IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
Long Time Resident of Washington
Succum umbs--Funeral Service
This Afternoon.

Mrs Louise Mills Foote, so years old.
for many years a resident of this city.
died at her home, 1916 Euclid street,
Saturday after a long illness.
Mrs Foote was the daughter Of Mrs.
Emma Morrison Mills and the late
Andrew Y. d Mills. for many years n
publisher of law books here She was
twice married Her first husband was
the late James A. Rankin of Omaha
The late James IL FOotc Of Cortland,
N Y, was her second husband
She is survived by her mother, two
sons, Russell 9. Rankin, head Of the
r. G. Rankin Co. auditors and account
ants. of New York, Chicago and Wash
ington, and Irving V. ID. Foote OF this
city. and a brother. Horace Mills Of
Washington Mrs Foote had been an
active worker IN the Universalist
Church.
Funeral services were conducted at
the residence this afternoon Inter-
ment was in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
MRS. DOUGHERTY EXPIRES
Widow of Physician Succumba at
Residence Of Daughter.

Mrs. Isabel F. Dougherty, widow Of
Or. Bernard A. Dougherty, formerly q
practicing physician Of Cumberland,
Md, died at the residence Of her daush-
ter, Mrs Susan G. Bart, 2O3s Eighteenth
street, yesterday after an illness OF sew
eral weeks. She was in her eighty
sixth year and had resided in this city
for nearly 35 years.
Mrs. Dpugherty WAS born in Cuba,
where her father. the late James Mat
thcWs, owned large sugar plantation.
Besides her daughter she leaves f1ve
grandchildren and two great-grand-
children.
Funeral services will be conducted in
st, Joscph's Catholic Church. second
and G streets northeast. Wednesday
morning at o'clock. Intermcnt will
be private.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
FLYER GIVEN ARMY RITES.
Lieut.. Finn, Killed in Philippines,
buried at Arlington.

Religious and military services at
tended the burial in Arlington National
Cemetery this afternoon Of the body of
First Lieut.. Matthew f. Finn. Army Air
Corps, who was killed in an airplane
accident near Camp Stotsenberg. in the
Philippine Islands. November 81
Lieut.. Finn was born here June IS.
1897 and began his military service in
the Signal Corps at the out break Of the
World War. He subsequently was
graduated from the Air Service Obser-
VatiOn School
Evening star., 1928-03-26
Retired Farmer Ends Life.
0eoI0l nIspatch 10 The Star.

iHl lhHphIEt To The star.
MARIlNSBuR0, w. Va, March 90
Denton Robert Lefevre, 63 years old re-
tired farmer, native OF this county. shot
himself ut his home. Willow Grove in
the northern end of this county yes.
terday Coroner II. q Tonkin gave a
verdict Of suicide Dependency over
"a four year illness was given by mem
ber8 Of the family MS the cause His
body Waa found In an orchard
Evening star., 1928-03-26
MRS. EDITH CODY ADAMS
EXPIRES IN HOSPITAL
Wife Of Fleet Corporation Member,
Native of Canada, Was Cousin
of Buffalo Bill"

Mrs. Edith Cody Adams, wife OF
E. j. Adams. member OF. the executive
department of the United States Mer-
chant Fleet Corporation. United States
Shipping Board, died in GARFIELD Hos
pital yesterday after an illness Of sew
eral weeks
Mrs. Adams was a cousin OF Col
William F. Cody. Buffalo Bill" She
was born In Woodstock, Ontario, Cam
ada. in December, 1865, and first came
to this city with her husband In 1921
while he was secretary to former Sena-
tor Stanfield Of Oregon.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Adams Is
survived by brother, E. Frank Cody.
Of Victoria, British Columbia.
Funeral services and interment will
be at Woodstock Wednesday afternoon
Evening star., 1928-03-26
MRS. DAVID |. GRIFFITH
DIES IN LOUISVILLE, KY.
Resident of Georgetown for 30
Years, Expires Suddenly While
Visiting Relatives.

Mrs. David l. Griffith. 80 years old.
native Of Baltimore and for 30 years a
resident of Georgetown died suddenly
yesterday in Louisville, KY. where she
was visiting her nieces, the Misses Su-
san and Augusta Dunn.
Burial will be in Loudon Park Gene
terry, Baltimore, probably Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Grimth is survived by
five children. six grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren. Her children are
Maj, Charles T. Grimth, u. S. A.. re-
tired of Philadelphia; Mrs. Gertrude
Griffith Of New York. Mrs. j. Russell
Young of this city, Mrs. Samuel ]. Wag-
gaman of Los Angeles. Calf, and Mrs.
Frank German Of Oakland, Calf.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
60 YEAR OLD BLIND MAN
DIES IN LOCAL HOSPITAL
Charles +. Williams, Who Sold Pen
cils on Streets, Once Was Sue
cessful Veterinary Surgeon.

Charles f. Williams, S0-year-old
blind man, who for many years was
familiar figure in Washington streets,
through which he was led by colored
boy as he sold pencils. died yesterday
in local hospital. Sorrow over the
death of his wife last November is
believed to have haStened his own end
Williams. 1t is said, was In his young
or days a successful veterinary surgeon
He received an infection while perform
ing an operation and his blindness re-
suited
Funeral services will be conducted
at SafTells chapel, Fifth and II
streets, at $50 o'clock Wednesday
morning, and thence to st. Patrick's
Church, where there will be a requiem
mass Mt O'Clock Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
MRS. {. F. REED, 81, DIES.
Private Funeral Services to B,
Held Tomorrow Afternoon.

Mrs. Ella F. Reed, 81 years old, widow
Of Richard II. w Reed and for many
years a resident of this city. died at her
residence, 1910 Irving street, Saturday
after long Illness Her husband was
a member OF the old firm of B. w. Reed
a. Sons, wholesale grocers. Mrs. Reed
was member Of Foundry M. E. Church.
She is survived by three daughters.
Mrs. Blanche Mccormick. Mrs. George
w. Dove and Miss Mary II. Reed: a
son, Richard II. Reed, and three grand
children.
Private funeral services will be con-
Quoted tomorrow afternoon. Interment
will be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

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cathedral and n st. Reward. aHOO II at,
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with gold bridge between Lamont and Cali
fornia nts, reward Main hThp.
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= and Pa, ave, Dorothy sheep, ao3S lAth
GOLD LoRGNETFEs~-in o. near National
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MONEY-~N9h on Conn ave. near Waodlsy
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ONE EARRING peafl eel IN diamond circle
on platinum rhaln TUESDAY nlsAti mayhe
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Evening star., 1928-03-26
MRS. l.. M. FRENCH DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Native Washingtonian, Widow;
Was Buried This Afternoon in
Arlington Cemetery.
Mrs. Irene NARROW French, 50 years
DID, native Washlngtonian and widow
of DR.. Ricardo d. Del. French, died
at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Francis G.. Wallace. No o Drummond
avenue. Drummond, Md, Saturday
after a long Illness.
Mrs. Frendh was the daughter Of the
late John William NARROW. She Is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs. Francis c.
Wallace and Mrs. Julian G. Wallace,
both OF Drummond
Funeral services we're conducted at
the residence this afternoon. Inter-
ment was private In Arlington Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

The Geological Society OF Washington
VIII meet Wednesday. q pm, In assem-
bly, hall Of the Cosmos Club. Chester
w. Washburne Will describe The Origin
OF Normal Faults" illustrated with Ian
tern slides. All interested are invited to
attend Discussion invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

The Civitan Club will hold a luncheon
meeting tomorrow, 1890 pm at the
Lafayette Hotel Representative ROYAL
G. johnson OF South Dakota will sneak
Evening star., 1928-03-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

North Capitol Citizens Association
will meet o'clock, in the Sunday
school room OF the United Brethren
Church. Lux Lucas and his eight
Night Hawks will present musical
program.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

An illustrated travel talk by George
$. Oettle will feature a luncheon of
The Lions Club Wednesday IL 80 pm.
at the MayfloWcr Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

The Trinidad Citizens Association
VII! meet tomorrow, 7:45 pm, at the
Wheatley School.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
FnRFI0N.
LOST

HRuOrH old.tashioned gold rnamcled
head ~ VeHtert toat between Washsngtun
Cathedral and r st. Reward. Assoc T st.
NY Pot 1Ul@-W
Evening star., 1928-03-26

The Georgetown Civic Association will
meet tomorrow, pm, at the Phillips
School
Evening star., 1928-03-26

MONEY--&9h on Conn ave near woodlsy
81. ~ envelope liberal reward. Mlss N,
Miller. lii0 Il n "
Evening star., 1928-03-26

GOLD LoRGNEIrEs--ln o. near National
Iheatsr THURSDAY nisht Reward Phone
Evening star., 1928-03-26

ONE EARRING Ueafl ast in diamond circle
on platinum chain Tuesday nieht, maYhe
near Thomas circle; sac reward Address
EsR @1f 4 star "a Nnsa lAs
Evening star., 1928-03-26

ENFGLASSEA iu black case, tortoise shell
with gold bridge, between .amunt and Cali.
fArnlA it,. IeMAld Nam hIAh