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OFF FROM OSLO

OSLO, May 2S. - Late last night it was stated that Lieut.. Lutzow Hclo, Norwegian air ace was to leave early this morning for Tramsoe and there embark on the sealer Hobby for Kings Bay with a plane which he will fly to the north coast of Spitzbergen.
 The second relief expedition led by Capt. Roald Amundsen
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cer, Bugs Baer, s. J. Kaufman, Damon Runyon, Frank O'NeiE, and Graham McNamee, world d's famous radio announcer. "Oh Baby" comes to a tremendously powerful prize-fight climax.
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THE RIDING GENERATION

PARIS-When a merrylgo-round accident sent police hurrying to rescue children, they found that of 30 victims only one was child. The rest of the riders were from 20 to 63 years old.
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CALLS BELIEVED HEARD

OSLO, May zo.-The Aften- hosten reported receipt yesterday Of a dispatch from Watson saying the missing dirigible Italia, Com mander Uumberto Mobile, called the mother ship late. last Satur- day night on an improvised radio transmitter. The dlrigible was seemingly anchored and asking for help.
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woH 64B7S c6 MING 2 Say TO PALACE TUESDAY

What is said to be the biggest laugh of the year is coming to the Palace tomorrow. It is entitled "Oh Baby" Here is the cast:
 Little Billy, Madge Kennedy. Creighton Hale, David Butler, Ethel Shann0fi and Flora Finch and the fxmbus Broadway ceie. bfities '-Jot flIfdpfrIss; sid idSf-
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LEAVE FOR SEATTLE ON ALEUTtAN

: A. J. Soumela, assistant agent of the U. S. Bureau of Fisheries, who has been i'll in St. Ann's hos pital for several days, will leave on the Aleutian for Seattle. He will not be able to go to Bristol Bay this season where, as orig ina1ly planned, he was to have charge of the bureau's work.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that men congregating in crowds on streets in front of pool halls and elsewhere using profane Ian guage, splitting on sidewalks, etc will be arrested and fined.
 GEO. A. GETCHELL,
 adv. Chief of Police
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SCOUTS MEET TOMORROW

, Troops No. and No. 2 of the Juneau Boy Scouts will meet at 7:3O o'clock tomorrow evening in
 the high school gymnasium to drill for the Memorial Day parade Wednesday. Further instructions for camp will be given the boys, also.
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on the Pacific Coast and are be- lieved from the Italia The dis tress signals did not give the position of the Italia. The mes
 sage was repeated two and one half hours and are believed to nave been relayed by the Vladi- vostok station which received the original whisper from the Italia.
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GARBLED CALLS

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.- Earbled calls in French, Italian 'and English have been picked
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NOTICE OF SALE f..s- United States Commissioner, Ex- Officio Probate Judge, Juneau

United States Commissioner, Ex- Officio Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct, Territory of Alaska. In the Matter of the Estate of TOM DAWN, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order of sale made and entered by the Probate Court of the Juneau Precinct, First Division, Territory of AL aska, on the 21st day of May, 1928, in the matter of the estate of Tom Davin, deceased, the und- ersigned, administrator of said estate will sell at public auction, subject to confirmation by said court, the following described real property, to-wit:
 Equity in lot, together with improvements thereon, upon which there is $900.00 due upon the purchase price, payable at the rate of $25.00 per month, with interest at six per cent per annum, upon all defererd payments, situated within the town of Juneau, First Division, Ter ritory of Alaska. and more particularly described as fol- lows:
 Commencing at corner No. 1, which is at the point of F intersection of Lower Front or Franklin Street, and the south side of the driveway extending from said lower Front or Franklin Street, to i the docks and floats of the, Mann wharf property; thence s. 53o 23' w. 104.0 feet to corner No. 2; thence s. 41o 09' E. 1850 feet to corner No. 3; thence N. 48' 23' w. 124.7 feet to corner No. 4, on the seaward bound ary line of said lower Front or Franklin Street; thence N. 39' 5S' w, 3925 feet along the said boundary line of Lower Front or Franklin Street to corner No. 1, the place of beginning. The said property being all of that portion of the Mann Wharf property formerly owned by w. B. Mann of Chicago, H. linois, situated on the south side of the driveway inter secting said property and leading from said Lower Front or Franklin Street, to wharf afid floats, which has not been heretofore conveyed to the City of Juneau.
 Said sale will be made on the goth day of June, 1928, at ten o'clock a. m. at the courthouse door, in said town of Juneau, Juneau Precinct, Territory of Al aska; terms of sale being cash, gold coin of the United States, ten per cent at the time of bid, and balance payable upon con firmation Of sale.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, May 21, 1928.
 J. H. HART.
 Administrator. First publication, May 21. 1928. Last publication, June il, 1928,
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BASE SHIP e:fLs

KINGS BAY. May 2s. - The Citta al Milano, base ship for the Italia, left at 9:30 o'clock Sunday morning bound north ward to search for the Italia. The ship will enter the ice drift. It is believed the dlrigible may have landed, forced down by ice sheated envelope. The Italians aboard the base ship are con fident the dirigible will return.
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NOTICE

Dog catcher wanted. Must be a worker. Apply before June 1st to
 GEO. A. GETCHELL, Chief of Police.
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BYRD CONFIDENT

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Com- Richard E. Byrd is con ddent Mobile has landed the Italia and all are safe. While the Italia could remain afoft as a free balloon for II days after the fuel become exhausted, Byrd said he believed this would be more dangerous than making a landing on the ice. deflate the ship and await relief.
 Byrd said: If the ship is land ed and deflated so the food could be saved, it would be possible for the crew to keep alive for some time and with the help of the radio might be saved but even so the chance Is desperate"
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GRIM SILENCE

KINGS BAY, May 2S.-Grim silence has fallen over the little group of Italians left behind here. They have discussed lit- tie concerning the fate of the Italia but wonder If ice and snow forming on the airship might have wrecked 1t. They recalled that the Norge was at the point of collapsing one time under such a burden.
 The weather here continues ex- tremely cold with bitter wind and fog.
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MESSAGE BROADCASTED

ROME, May 2S.-The message which the Italla's base ship is continually broadcasting fir 0 m Spitzbergen, in hope the Italia may pick it up is:
 Italia, Ttalia-have faith. We are organizing relief"
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and Capt. Otto Sverdrup has not been decided upon.
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AIR AND ICE i. BE SEARCHED : FOR AIRSHIP

fContinued from Page One) where the crew might find shelter.
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Leon Permanent Wave, $12.50. Fern Beauty Parlor. adv
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First publication, May 21. 1928. Last publication, June II, 1928.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
20 the Health Department in the past "a
hours,
william J purnam. 3d. Garfield Hospital /.
Henrietta C. Brooks, 10, 1920 Columbia I'd
Leopold Stereckler. rs, l42 A1scostia I'd
Sc,
Susan p Brown. 10. Emergency Hospital.
pital
katherine A. Dunn. 81, 1884 Clifton st.
Charles n Swearer, so. 1907 l. st. ne
James FITZGERALD. so, Providence Hospital
Grace H. Schooler So 1924 81
John 6 Ulsh A. Sibley Hospital
Mary L. Harris. %. Providence Hospital
RAYMOND A. Teawat. ~, Emersency Hos
pttal
Infant Of Bent. and MoIlie Farm, q
months. Garfield Hospital
Frank u, Limerick, months. Ti2s 9th at
Infant nj @. o. and Theda ?. Brock, is
DAYS, st AIMS Hospital
Mary J. MAivin az. 324 Bryant st.
Edward Green. So Potomac River
MAY Brown. 81, Freednens Hospital.
George Robertson IS. 81. Elizabeths Hos
pital
Lewis Penn, "a Gsllinger Hospital
Manuel Harrison, a. i2S Holmes court
Charles Whitmire. az. Reservoir, 5th and
Melvin Henry, %. 22i O st. s.w.
Thomas L. Green, 20, 1il7 7th St sc.
Johnnie Robinson. 20. 240s N ST.
John L. Brewer. 2. 22lT i2th st.
GEORGE Lucas, / month. Childrens Hos
pitai
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY.
Daughters Of Union Veterans Of the
Civil War Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey
Tent No. /. will meet at @. A. r. Hall
this evening for the last time before the
convention at Denver, Colo.
FUTURE.
The Business Women's Council will
meet tomorrow evening In the lecture
room Of the Church OF the Covenant
Rev William A. Eisenberger will lead
the Bible class from 645 to tbs, and
Mrs, Stratton, Miss Jessie Stratton and
Miss Emily Day will give a travel talk
on their recent trip to California.
The Lions Club will meet for lunch
con Wednesday, 1890 pm, at the May
flower Hotel
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair tonight;
tomorrow fair. warmer; gentle variable
winds.
Maryland--Fair tonight; tomorrow
partly cloudy, warmer IN the interior,
possibly followed by showers in extreme
west portion. gentle variable winds.
West Virelnia-Fair tonight, slightly
warmer in west portion; tomorrow in
creasing cloudineSs, warmer in east por-
ton followed by showers in the after
noon or night
Virginia-Fair tonight. tomorrow in
creaSing cloudiness, warmer in extrcme
west portion, gentle variable winds.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometer pm, 30; 8 pm, "a;
II midnight SO, am, 66; 8 am, So;
noon, "a.
Barometer--4 pm. 29.89; pm,
2990; IL midnight. 1896; 4 am, 1898; ;
8 am, 3003, noon. 1904.
Highest temperature. 81. occurred at
$50 pm. Yesterday; lowest tempers-
ture, 81. occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, rs; lowest. So.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today-Low tide. 5:56 am. and 6.06
pm, high tide, 1871 am. and 1884
pm.
Tomorrow--Low tide. $50 am. and
ISL pm; high tide. l2:i4 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5:26 am: sun sets
6:57 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5:27 am: sun
sets SO pm.
Moon rises 1925 am: sets a.46 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Fal's-Muddv.
Weather in Various Cities.
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lfafh6.

scHAETIEgR. JULIAN G: on SATURDAY; agsqst
and bsloy.d i' SrothsT q fms Mr.. 5. uhli.i-
dsn OF this city. Notice OF funeral mere
husnst 10. 1928. a. his rssidencs. 1890 isth
st. NV JAMES B. son Of the late james
I p rsf l. Catherine s'uErn' Motto; OF
sPrIGGs. HATTIE GAsKINs. Departed this
fs sn9sag Aysst To- nt ia2s HATTIE 1.
Albert spris.s. daughter OF the late Mar
Builder Of Patterson st. ne. she. leaves
s0 h0y 9f 9shsr r asrT! Ed
W p Battle, Relatives snd friends h.
yited
You suffered mrch and murmurea not,
watched vow day BY DAY.
Until at last with broken heart
Before you passed away.
TAXI +,,, her - Jesus ,s in Tn. Thy keeping
Then. . Master. let us have her
HER HUSBAND -.
STEWART. oLAH T.; suddenly, on Thur
oH August Il igsT e. s. pnIad.lps p:
funeral home q 8. B. jenkins. sos io,a
nm ntt Sn Tasi Fsll: ehgqs "
sWEdAREF n cHABLES 81 T. sgdesnly on Sat
Rand Of Alice. G. swearsr Funeral Non
day, pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. fscottdale. Pa papers please cory
1923. MARIE A. wife Of William r Weiss
weiss; william g, weiss and Mrs Jani.s
| us west 72nd St. New York city. Mon
day, I'm. Interment private
WEST. JOHN T. Saturday. August 10 1929
At Walter Reed General Hospital. JOHN
r. devoted husband OF Jannice A. Wss'.
Spesre & Co. funeral psrlors. 1909 II -
nv. Tuesday. August q, ~ pm. In
terment at Arlington National Cemeterv.
WEsT 1oaN T. Of T mTon MI p ;. iPs pes.
s SG 4 au1us a. ne e ir he p oaroo Iq' 81
JOHN VEST "" Of Te ~ sss Logt NJ
WILLIAM f. RoHRMAN' Acting Master. :.
WEST; j.. T. orcers and members ~
Ing viii he held at the home Of ire com
cior. Mrs. Sarah Cavarauzh. 1919 South
Capitol a.. Monday evening. Auaust N,
governed accordingly.
| WILLIAMS. JOHN PRETTY. Departed
ihs ' H. 2 sss t nos so sagt5 aG
/ their loss ? loving, mother. Two brothers.
/ one aunt, four uncles and host OF other
/ seen at the residence Of his AZ aunt. Mr..
! Isabelle Frazier. 42a an s. s-w.. Tussdsy
az Fn 9rom W Wsnnessny husqy q
! Ord and l. SITS. s.w.. Rev. J. n Rsndolf
| pastor Relatives and friends invited
| We do not know the pain you bore,
| We did not see you die.
| We only know you went array
! And did not say good-by.
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Births Reported.

Michael r. and Anna e Massino. boy
Frank and Nettie Wright, boy.
John c. and 0letta M. Eober. hoy.
John J and Mary r. Micro, girl
Daniel and Agnes I. McFadden. nov.
Albert and Anna Ferber. boy
Russell n. and Regina c. Martin, girl.
Rces n and Francis Stephens. boy.
william r and Dorothy Murphy, girl
Oscar and Evelyn Seieei, firl.
Charles and Susie Girton. girl.
william and Mary Nallty. hoy
James and Addie DOUGLAS. hoy
lease and Burndine Rurreli. Girl
Richard and Msrkaret Russell. bog
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4n Memnridm.

HENDERSON. HARDIE A. fr $40 but loving
rernembrsrce If nv dear husband. HAE-
DIE A. HENDERSON. who departed this
life four years sso today, AUGUST 20. 1924
Sleep on. sleep on, and ws shall meet.
Gone but not forsot,.r
HILTON. ROSIE MAY. In sad but loving re-
membrauce OF orr dear mother, ROSIE
NAY HILTON. who departed this life
three years ago. August 70. 1928
We often sit and think Of yon
when re are all alone.
For memory Is the only friend
That zrisf can call itS own
HER DEVOTED FAMILY.
O'BRIES, ANNA NJ. In lovirs remembrance
If our beloved dsusftsr and sister. ANNA
NJ. OBRIEN. who departed tEis Lfs one
year ago tomorrow, August q, 1927 Mass
fs r HfR!y NEITHER ioc5riIE oh ANS BROTHER
ROSASCO. LOUIS. In loving remembrance
LOUIS ROSASCO who departed this life
very snddsnly three years aso today. Au-
HIS FATHER. BARTHOLOMEW RosAsco:
SON o HARRISON, MRS. z. J.
BRopT. JOSEPH A AND NOEL 2.
ROSASCO
WATSON. MARY z. In loving remembrance
OF my dear mother. MARY z WATSON,
who departed this life eleven years ago
today. August 20, 1917.
Loved IN life. remembered in death.
Gore. but not forsotten.
HER DAUGHTER. BERTHE B.
WnFrF Ell. 5 5s.ssnd L M l99s %SS
who departed this life three years sso TO-
day, August 20, 1925
ANNIE NJ. WINFIELD.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following
Wilmer p Dove. 40, Broadway. Va. and
Della M. Tamkin, 30. Derrick. Va. Rev.
l.. T. McDousle
Victor f. Gelston, SO. and Margaret Grant,
So Rev. James @. Russell.
Eugene J. Jones, 2s and Louise Ellis. rs;
Rev. James n Lindsay
Edward craig. a., and May Bowler. 20;
Rev. James r. Randolph.
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Dewey's Cousin Dies.

ST PETERSBURG, Fla. August 90
t41.~~Mrs. Juliette Livingston Dewey, a
cousin OF Admiral George Dewey, Span
ish-American War hero, died suddenly
here yesterday. She would have been
90 years old Wednesday
Mrs. Dewey and a party of relatives
and friends have been here several
days on a fishing trip She had a VIM
ter home in Mount Plymouth. Fla and
a Summer residence In Melford. Conn.
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MRS. M. W. PELT0N DIES.
succumbs After Brief Illness in
| Her Nou+or Street Home

Her Newton Street Home.
Mrs. Marion Wallace Pelton. 81 years
old. died at her home. 2428 Newton
street northeast, early yesterday Mrs
Pelton had been i'll but a few days
Mrs. Pelton was a native OF this city
and the daughter of Wells c. Herrell
2225 Newton street northeast. Her hus-
band, Walter E. Pelton Is employed in
the solicitors Office. State Department
Besides the husband and father. she
is survived by one daughter. Eleanor,
3 years old and sister, Mrs. Dorothy
Gordon.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed
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Caro of Tbanks.

HUNT. EDWARD l.. We wish 10 express
our sincere thanks and appreciation 10 our
many relatives. friends and neiEhbors for
their kind expressions of sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes a. the death NJ
our brother and husband. EDWARD L.
HUNT o. s. AND MATTE v. HUNT. .
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M arridQe.

STEwART-LEE. MARY E. LEE Of wagh-
ington H. c.. to CHARLES HENRY
STEWART OF Washington, d. c., Au-
gust 10, 1929
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LOST

BOSTON BAG-Conteinins sirfs clothinE
left on bus between MontsSue 81 and sth
ard Pa sys SATURDAY. am, Ausust "a
Grorgia 30o4 Reward
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tion. Phone Potomac 1884
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FOX FuR-In l4th St side Willard rest
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NV. Rig reward
KEY RING and six or seven KEYS, vicinity
l3th and, c NV. and Fox Theater sos
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PURSE = washington Richmond Highway.
Tagicr "o" Reward Return a0G 1854 EaeIid
rURsE--Near Silver Hill. Md Sunday eve
keys and valuable papers. Reward. Tel.
SHEPHERD DOC. male. tsr No s4oa Re-
ward Phone Adams i400-W 10'
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER-White with black
and tan spots. n. 9. license i07.62i: reward.
Tel Ga 1888. S799 Colo. ave. 81
WRIST WATCH--Smail gold; Sunday m.
on street car or loading platform iSth and
New York ave Finder please call Main
1880, Branch 247 between Q and 4:aO
WRIST WATCH, lady's, Bulova make; be-
between No Capitol and II SITS. ne. and Flor
ida ave. reward, Potomac 7S2,
WRIST WATCH. lady's. diamond-studded
platinum Hulova. monogramed ~. A. v"
Left In Kann's Mushroom. 3rd floor. Friday
afternoon, Call $50 Eye ST. NV. Reward,
a0s
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JACKSON, CATHERINE. Departed this life
Monday, AuguSt 20. 1923. at $40 am, at
her sons residence. 4SnS Eads st ne.
CATHERINE JACKSON. devoted wife OF
the late Henry Jackson, and mother OF
Hattie Lee, Harry jackson. William jack
son, Anna Harrington. Mary Kendall Cora
FtttS, Joseph and Bernard Jackson She also
leaves two sisters and host of other rela-
tives aud friends Remains resting at the
" Ernest JARVIS Co. funeral pariorS. 2222
Gsorsta ave. Notice Of funeral later
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FtliLsf n ~ bNNhVI

HOPKINS. ESTHER r. On Sunday August
10, 1928. at the residence Of her grAnd-
dauShter, Mrs, Phoebe Yongs. s23 Deii-
seq HINES ca f,n ners be erv.es Sae ,t ps
g. NV. Tuesday, August 81. at z pm
intfrmsnt Eiauvood reuelery
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LAwRENSoN. RICHARD :. on

LAWRENNON. RICHARD =. on AuEust IL.
1928, RICHARD 5. IAwRENsON, beloved
husband Of the late Caroline f, Lswren-
son. ased 81 wears. Funeral from his late
residence, iOais X ST nv. on Tuesday.
AUGUST 81, at ; 10 nm Tptsrment Cedar
Hill Cemetery Baltimore papers please
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LEE, CHARLES II. Departed this life, Au-
gust H. 1923 at his residence, si2s l. ST.
NV, CHARLES LEE Funeral from
First Baptist Church. aTth st, and Dunn
barton ave Tuesday, AuSuSt q, at pm
Friends and relatives invited Rev. James
i pinn pAstOr
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NV 8 =. NHAhLES aNElc; On sstuT r
dence. Alabama ave. Sc. CHARLES STACEY
HOWARD. beloved husband of FSnnie
Howard and son of Ada Coleman and the
late Augustus Howard. stepson OF Willis
Coleman, brother Of Bertha Howard Bat
tie and Lawrence A. Howard. Funeral
Tuesday. August 81. at ? pm. from
his late residence. leicester Pa. and
Pittsburgh. Pa papers please cnpYN .
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KIRKLAND. EDWARD NJ. on

Ansnst 10. At .foSn DICKSON HOME Se"p "a
WARD ". KIRKLAND Funeral from the
chapel Of John r Wright Co, 1897 10th
ST n W. Tuesday, August II. Al m
Inteiment Baltimore Md
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IVORY. JOHN w Suddenly on Monday, Au-
gust 90. 1928. at 7,9o an, JOHN W, be-
loved husband OF Mrs. Anne T. Ivory and
father OF Misses Aiiene and Ursula Ivory.
Notice of funeral hereafter
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MARRY. w. n. Suddenly, at 30 q M Mon
day, AuguSt 20. 1929 at his residence. Bon
l.Sn Wednesday Al his late residence
IntfrmeNt Arllnginn National CemetArN
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HUTCHINSON. ALLEN PRICE. Suddenly on
Saturday. Aueust is. 1923. ALLEN PRICE.
beloved son of Francis w. and Marguerite
q Hutchinson Funeral from his late resi-
dencc, 1900 st. Sc, Tuesday, August al.
at $40 pm Relatives and friends invited
TO attend. inteyment at Congressional
Cemetery
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HARROD. ESQUIRE

HARRoD. ESQUIRE. special communi-
cation Of Warren Lodge. No. 8. F. A. A,
NJ, will be held Wednesday. AUGUST %,
1928. for the purpose Of attending the
HARRoD, Funeral nom csmpSeiis
A. NJ. Church. AnacoStiR, n. c., We'd
neSday. August q. at l pm.
RALPH r. BARBOUR, ". NJ.
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MCQUEEN, DAVID ". On Sunday, August
~, 1928. at his residence. 99t Va. ave. Sw,.
AFTER SHORT illness. DAVID W, beloved
husband OF the late Mary MCQUEEN tnee
DaViSl Remains restiuS at the W, w
Chambers funeral home, t4th aud Chapin
stS, nv Funeral Service at the W W
Chamhers Co funeral parlorS Tuesday.
AueuSt a. at 3,an nm intermenI Rock
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MINOR. WILLIAM N. Departed this nfe,
mourn their loss four sisters. two brothers.
three sons and one daughter, one grand-
son, two daughterS-i n-law and q host Of
other relatives and friends. Funeral Tues
day, August u, at | nm, AZ St John \
Baptist Church. Arlington, Va. Inter-
ANty
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NkENES, JOHN JANIS Departed ms NE
Hospital, JOHN JAMES REEVES the
beloved brother of Mrs Lucy r Davis OF
WaShineten, n G. Mrs, Alice r. benson
al Covingten, Va, Mrs Mildred NtekenR
and Mrs. Caroline Y Wells of New York
Cily W Il Reeves of Washington, II c.
aud Thomas L. Reeves of Caroline County
Va Remains resting AZ Alexander =
rupe funeral nariars, ala 18th ~ Sc
Informant Wednesday, AAguSt a. al Rap
nahanah Academy. virginia.
SAUNDERS, GEORGE Departed this life
sunday Angusl 10, 1928 A. AaN u N
tF0EC7E AAUNnERa. beloved brother al
the late William Saunders OF AANs ShevtA
ID. beanweoa, p, c.. Motive ct funeral
AtsF. sNauss@aaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20

A Clearance of Silks that means unheard-of saving
all and popular that fashionable 70
dresses, well lingerie. In many instances the prc
is less than original cost but must make room
for the Fall Winter 1928 silks Choice of the fol
lowing
40Inch Cofored Crepe de Chine
40.Inch Printed CREPE de Chine
52-inch Printed Wash0ble Silks
Checked and Striped Broadcloh
AH-SHk Sports Crepe
W-Inch Striped Sports Crepe
Printed Georsefte CREPE
Printed Chiffon Crepe.
52.inch Coiored Rough Weare Sports Poneee-and
Rayon and SHk TtcW Slip Satin
All the wanted colors and combinations.
Geldrnb.rs's--Fir.t Account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20
MINOR. WILLIAM NJ

nreSS cur sincere thanks and deepest sp,
probation TO our relatives and friends tol
their kind Sympathy and beautiful rcra
tributes a. the death q our dear lntle
MOTHER AND FATHER, MIR AND MRS
FRANK q pRENTTAa