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HAN 1ES.
gix-room brick house on 4. Capitol. rented
for $50. VIII trade for ne. or NV. home
five-room bungalow. ne. Will exchange
for B-roun house. ne, 10 IS 800.
sricf or Nd. TO So 600. subject % one trust
Seven-roOm detached home in Chevy Chase
ID. G.. and within one block of Conn. ave:
all modern Want lot or house closer IN.
Downtown home. clear: price. - To
exchange for NV. homie near car line.
Brick home. % feet wide, with IL rooms
and > baths. modern oDe trust WIN ex-
change equity Of about 81 500 for two D.
room houses. Builders note
Four-F0om bunga allow with bath and sleep
inR porch i'm northwest. price. So 500; FIRST
trust 50 900. To exchange for 10 room
six-room home on Nd. ave. ne: price,
$4,000: one trust. TO exchange for T.
One and three -fourahs acres nearby Nd. /;
modern home eight rooms and bath. To
exchange for house for rooulers 10 <l2 600
SeSen-room modern home on Ga. ave.
with 50 feet frontaGe. IN 1st commercial
dstached home 20 $50 600.
Fairm0ni sf between llth and 18th {
clear: q rooms modern. gear garage; for
nw hona 20 $4,000
BATTERY PARK Md detached brick. very
iarge lot: one trust: for detached or semi
tetaahed home closer in
Modern detached home in sauls Add
ton on very large lot nine rooms and
bath. no circumference: for 1-room home
One-haIf acre in Takoma Park % G. with
room modern house lower floor rented for
$50: owner transierfed. Sell or trade.
'aH WAITFR ER0wS 400
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SAfE-EARNS

AT + wOOnFORD ELEC, STA. VA---lt A.
With small. old A.ruom house had repair.
prCe $500 at So per mo: high ground,
large trees; some fruit. rhone Falls Church
S3l LA, lwner W, 4. SHERMAN, Il. /,
MTiRan Va. 81
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Exclusive Agents.
Qoi 18th Ct y w


WONDERFUL. OPPORTUNITY,
Semi bungalow of : rooms. baths. hard
wood floors gas. elec.. city water, sewer.
h..w.h.. elec range. kitchen cabinet. garage,
very nice hot, Price. 81 750 small cash
payment and terms. O.. +. ZANTZtNGER.
a45 81. NV Phone Mum 537l
BUNGALOW - ROOMS. SUN PORCH.
a MI. fruit and chicken houses. near car
line. Out-of- town owner will sell rea-
sonahle terms or rent. Hyattsyilie 536-J
ONE ACRE GROUND. GROOM HOUSE.
amt. garden chicken houses. some fruit
good ncighborhond, house needs repairing.
but at S4,S00 is bargain. Hyattsyllle
$685..
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
Two left. New. , rooms hwd. floors. h W.
heat un To date; 81 $50. $3.50 down. Also
one acre and 7-room bungalow oar Col pike
Md. Fsirland section. good corner for store
gas staten. consider exchange. Ga. 9651.
TAkOMA PARK REALTY CO.
3ui Cedar 81. Takoma Park, ID. c.
IMPROVED SUBURBAN pRUPERTY--lN
Colmar Manor on r. and w. BoueY ard.
near District line 5-room bungalow. cellar
and large attic: water and light: lots, 100
feet ON Lansing avenue. by 100 deep. House
No. 20a, room for garden. poultry. fruit.
> blocks from the bus to Bladenshnrs
50 500 Terms DUCkETr & DGCkETT.
Evans Building. i4e0 y. Y. ave. NV
l2.Ro0M AND BATH HOUSE: 8 ACRES
facing Baltimore pike: price, 81. 500; terms.
O. b. ZANTZINGER.
Phone Hyattsvile - Hyattsviile. Nd
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SALE-HOUSES.

UFFEKEIJ FOX QUICK SALE.
MODERN GROOM HOME. GOOD LOCATION
ONLY $5.g50-S350 CASH.
splendid value seldom offered In a mod.
ern brick home in an attractive commun
venleut to schools. stores and churches
Reception hall 9 large rooms and tiled bath.
big kitchen with pantry. master bedroom,
front and rear Dorches concrete cellar with
laundry trays. good size sodded rear yard
lot 100 feet deep. Just redecorated through.
out. electricity, hardwood floors and trim
real bargain at $5.050 with cash pay.
ment of $3.50 and easy monthly payments 10
suit YOUR convenience. This Broom -deep
home must be seen to be appreciated Call
Atlantic 1629-W for appointment to in.
sneCl.
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SAl.E-HNIlSES.

BRICK. DETACHED--Sl1.5 300.
In Chevy Chase. ID. ca center hall plan.
all-briclx home. on large wooded lot IN q
very attractive section of Chevy Chase. Ltv-
ing room 20x2O ft with large fireplace
dining room and kitchen have all modern ap-
pointments The bedrooms are very large
There is huilt-in garage most unsir-
able home for small family, Call NJ; 1858
WALTER A BROWN. I4O0 II ST.
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CHICKEN EARN

: acres Clinton. Md: 5-rm hunc allow
bath. furnace. cellar cleo. oneu fireplace
Sarace. poultry house lao feet. about 40
capaclty: @-story grain bldg. water front
on southern Maryland pike.
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SALE-HOUsEs.
A REAL NV. BARGAIN.
BIG 7-ROOM. DETACHED HOME.
ONLY 81 .o50-S250 CASH.

splendid detached home In q new NV
home community. convenient to stores.
schools. churches and transportation facii
tiles. large rooms and bath. colonial
front porch and side porch. all modern con
yeniences. including hot-water heat and
electricity. First floor contains large living
room with fireplace. dining room. break
last room. kitchen and pantry. There are
: spacious bedrooms and bath on the second
floor. Lot 25x140 IT,. with space for ga
rage: paved street and alley. Only 81 $50.
$50 cash and low monthly payments Of
SB5.O 90 A. real opportunity to save money.
Call Lincoln 1874 for appointment to IN
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CENTRA1. AVE.
SALE OR EXCHAN.iE.

MODERN TOURIST HOTEL on MAIN
highway IN good town, 20 bedrooms i
baths lobby bail ami dining rooms, two
private dining rooms, sun room, tounSlhg
roonl garage for l. cars. steam heat P%rice %
S95 400. win sell on terms or Viii take
other property for half and carry balance
on mortgage. 52oS Colorado ave NV 20
lumtia 7442. - q
ENTIRE SUBDIVISION. WITH OR WITH
out bond issue. trade clear for income prop
ferred Address Box 2S5-N. star office. e
feet on paved I'd: clear Of encunh,; trade
for house. northwest. Call BARRON. Nam
1897. 3
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT BLDG. PART
ly furnished. suitable for hotel purposes,
What have you 80 offer? Address Box l01-N,
Star office. - -
IDEAL CORNER, RUNG ALLorw, AMI,
ground: garage garden shade aud shrub,
berry. ARRANGED for = families: want good
farm or business or clear lot, Mr.. Jost. sif
S07 EYE ST. NV: Buy FROM OWNER
3-story. brick Is rooms; baths. cellar.
CHICAGO SUBURB LOT 5Oxl61 FIT. RE
stricfed: cleo. steam & auto TRANSFORMATION.
Price ST $50. Want bonds. stocks. etc. A.
IrNDAN. 1406 6 st. NV. Main $500.
90 ACRES on STATE ROAD IN MARY
land about a mile from the District hne.
improved by new. modern bungalow. out
buildings Win scll for less than value. ON
easy terms. or consider snlau properly I'D
4tSo acres vicinity winehesteE. Va. over
Il tiiiahle 20 acres m bearing apnie trees.
worth $40 an acre. Will take less than $50.
f. RYoN CO. 1879 ST. 341s 14th.
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Sts ScrcS: 4~stury. e-room' frame. eiec,, CO
lar barns. etc: , miles from ID. {. line stat
road frontage: nice shade. shruhhery. fru
aud pretty SPOT for home. Bargain. $50
per acre,
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WANTED--MONEY.

DESIRE 81 600 LOAN FOR / YEAR ON
fine residential furniture. valued at approx.
mateiy $4,000. Address Box 2s7'Y, star
once 20
MONEY WAITED FROM PRIVATE IN.
hOgl,ee asceupsed by reEpousible owBera z per
cent interest. = per rent bontis.
ANCHOR REALTY CORP,
REALTORS.
Southern Bldg NJ l0DBH
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RFNT-STnTIRRAN PROPFRTY.

kENT-SUbUhbAN FhOFEnA1. =.
BRADBURY HOME. FACING COLUMBIA
heat. eieetfieity. newly decorated: 20 acres,
garden. orchard, chicken lot. garage Tor =
ears. Desirable for families Or ieano9ssii !
References required. Call Adams s33l-J
FOR RENT--a MODERN STORES At 40.
rora Hills. Va. suitable for needed drug
u L. RUBEN. 3as North Columbus 1t
Phone Alex 957.
iJNFrRNIsHED Tw0.sToRY SIX ROOM
house all modern coHvcniences. IN beautiful
se,ction Of Lee Heights. Va Is minutes
from White HOUSE. two blocks from bus
ard trolley. Built by owner year ago.
Leaving for South America, Clarendon
THERE is A VERY NICE BUNGALOW or
rooms and bath on large lot at 81 Fair
Consider sale S45 mo, NJ l0066
ATTR ACTIVE BUNGALOW. NEVER OCcT-
pied. 5 large rooms, hardwood floors. bath.
ami large l0t. convenient 10 stores. ear
and bus Eight miles from center of city.
Address BOX 262Y, star offce,
COUNTRY rT.AcE~--7 ROOMS. = BATtis.
shads ra yrsesab,fs s ROAD fro Fra"syGn ehan
bridge s miles from White Honse -
GROOM HOUSE AND GARAGE. l SQUARE
Of X l. ave ~ West Woodfldse' Soo per
sI'HuRBAN IORooN HOME - D., G !.
every flty convenience fiBe Rr0indss fruit.
garare etc Phone nMners snorgla iseos !. .
s2G PER MoNTH---4.RooM BUNGALOW
sonndings< ton nus line Win privilege of
bnylng and rsnt & & apply o On agg purchase of'ee'
!, PpF-isrY DETACHED HOUSES ON PARK
ave. near Johnson ave Hyattsyille At re-
duced rentals; h,seh. elee-. gas near stores,
e9qs ier tf room. ss.1sSd and 6s ba' s5s Tor ior
aud hath ApDiy premises or see
ANCHOR REALTY CORP,
southern Bldg, Realtors n, l0066.
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sAT,E OR RENT--suB. PROP'TY.

SALE OR RENT--sLB. PKOPTY.
aas F rI.IpFunD sT.' POTOMAC. VA -
6er6osa ifr0dafn tJlngal0@, garage. large
ioi sscr6ce on terms ttasdie Or rtnt i, reduced
81 f. RYON co. 1925 ~ ~ E - I'm. -
nEaTpApIE NrW HOUSES III NEARBY
A,i}nsten County Virginia. Ideal i1chttous
KINEEJH Nj LfyISGsT0NE 1877 st.
nv Main 700 Main bel2.
WANTED---sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
wIfI HERT 9-HM BUNGALOW PREF
ey1i,is IA Gtisyy Thsgc Or br09hl1itd, fsifhs
a. tt1Iurlb RHINE. 3lT IA. AVE, Ne
Evening star., 1928-06-15
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia and West Vir-
ginia-Fair and continued cool tonight.
tomorrow partly cloudy, with slowly ris-
ing temperature.
Maryland and Virginia-F and
cooler In central and east portion; to-
morrow increasing cloudiness, cooler on
the coast.
Records for Twenty-fOur Hours.
Thermometers pm, 70: 8 pm, IA:
IL midnight, 70; 4 am, 66; 8 am, SO;
noon, 10.
Barometer-4 pm. 29S5: 8 pm,
1888; IL midnight, 29.97; 4 am, 1906;
8 am, 5000; noon, 1904
Highest temperature, 81, occurred at
'2:15 pm. yesterday. Lowest tempera-
tnre, 81, occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 10; lowest. SO.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls-Very muddy.
Weather In Various Cities.
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terry. ?. A. sugrue and Manton NJ

terry. r. A. sugrue and Manton NJ
Wyvell
All the delegates chosen favor the
nomination of Gov. Smith for Presi-
dent. The delegates representing the
Costello faction also favor Smith. The
contest at Houston will be over control
Of the local party machinery.
In district No. the contest between
F. W. Gleason and Spencer l.. Hart for
central committeeman was won by Mr.
Gleason. In district No. 20 William G.
Murphy defeated James j. McCann. All
the other candidates for the central
committee sponsored by the Al Smith
Club were elected as follows: r. v.
Wolf. jeremiah O'Connor, Mrs. Leon
Arnold, George A. King, William p.
Cavanaugh, George w. Pratt, William
F.. Franklin, Mrs. l.. Fl. Boggs, L. E.
Grier, Lorenzo G.. Warfield, Alfred Cos
tello, j. Charles MCGUIRE, John E. Cam
non. M. A. Ready, J. j. Cain, Joseph
A. Rohr, James D. Fitzgerald, Josephine
G. Martin, Charles w. Kline, George w.
F. Boyd, John P. Mullen and Wilson
Canter.
Pratt Defends Primary.
Mr.. Pratt on behalf of the campaign
committee issued a statement this
morning In which he said:
This was the largest vote ever cast
in a Democratic primary in the Dis
trict OF Columbia. and 1t Is believed
that this keen interest was displayed
not only because of the unusual and
unique character Of the outstanding
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton, Gov. Smith, but because of the de-
sire OF the Democrats of Washington
to send to the Democratic convention
delegation representing the interests
OF the District of Columbia, as well as
the Democrats residing here.
The large vote far exceeded the ex-
pectations OF the primary committee
chosen by the Democrats of the Dis
trict to arrange for the primary, and
was due to the interest displayed by
the Democrats of the District of
Columbia during the past few months
in the effort of those determined to
see that the District of Columbia is
properly represented on the Democratic
national committee, and that the dele
cation to represent the District shall be
actual residents of this District.
This is the first step taken for many
years to awaken the Democrats Of the
District of Columbia and the result
is gratifying to those whose endeavors
have brought about the success of the
primary.
THE delegates elected yesterday were
regularly elected by the Democrats Of
the District and it is confidently be-
lieved by those who have been active
In the effort to arouse the Democrats
OF the District TO again resume interest
IN the welfare OF their party that It is
but the forerunner and indication OF
the effort that will be made after June
rs. FOR the election of Gov. Smith as
President OF the United States"
Evening star., 1928-06-15
AUT0IST ARRESTED.
r. L. Mccoy Accused of Reckless
Driving in Virginia.

Special Dispatch to The Star
FAIRFAX. Va, June 15.-R. L. Nc
Coy OF Manassas was arrested on We'd
nesday by Deputy Sheriff Henry Ma
sarity Of Fairfax County on a charge
OF speeding, reckless driving, colliding
and passing car at the top of a hill.
MCCOY was brought to Fairfax Yesterday
and appeared before Judge A. C. Ritchie,
who released him on 5000 bond until
such time as the persons injured by his
alleged carelessness are able to testify.
Mccoy, who owns a large fleet OF
trucks running between Luray, Manassas
and Washington. last Friday coIlided
with car driven by Mrs. c. r. Moran
OF Merrifleld on the Lee highway near
Ccnterville. The four occupants of the
Moran car were all injured, seriously.
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FOREIGN.
PRATT is DISCHARGED
AS WITNESS IN CASE
North Carolinian Had Been Held to
Testify in Alleged
Theft.

Robert C. Pratt OF Raleigh, N. c.,
who had been held as a Government
witness IN a grand larceny case, has
been discharged following a decision
by Assistant District Attorney Ralph
Given to nolle PROSE-. the case in Police
Court.
Pratt had been held as a witness
against Bera w. Pulliam and Albert
G. Lewis. who were arrested in connec-
ton with the theft of furs from the
American Railway Express Co. The
case was dismissed when Mr.. Given
decided he did not have sufficient evi-
dence 10 prosecute the men.
Evening star., 1928-06-15
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
hours.
George. W. Kesterson. 80. 733 4th st. Sc.
Kate v. Hoover. 73 5ii9 33th St
August William Nelson. 81. ~ T st. ne.
Joseph l.. Maggio. IS, 61S Orleans pl ne
Samuel c. Mccall, "a, Lee House, 18th
Ella r. stitt SO. 1905 23d ST.
Arthur Brown, IS, 22l6 D St
Bette Harris. 40, 1912 Georgia ave
Walter Haywood. 40. Providence Hospital
Isabelle Johnson, 20. EmerRency Hospital.
Garnet Jones. 20. ii5 ST.
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On Memnrlam.

CONNER, JOSEPH. tribute Of love 20 the
irn9eemo1y oi our dear husband and father
JOSEPH CONNER. who departed this ita
one year ago today, June IS, 1877.
you suffered hours, yes. hours. % pain,
10 wait Tor cure. but all in vain;
Ttl God alone knew what was best
And called you home 70 give you rest
WIFE, SON AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAw.
STROTHERS, FREDERICK. Sacred 70 the
memory o. my dear husband. FREDERICK
sIROTHERS, who died one year ago to-
day. June IS. 1927.
May his soul rest In peace.
I have had my year OF sorrow.
I have suffered an awful loss.
But FOR the sake OF Jesus
vii try TO hear my cross.
HIS WIFE, LOUISE NJ. STROTHERS.
SWINS0N, EMMA JOHNSON. A tribute OF
love 70 the sad memory OF our dear moth
er, EMMA JOHNSON SWINSON. who de-
June IS, 1925
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Births Reported.

=, The following births have been reported 10
thr Health Department in the past 24 hours:
walter j. and Ellen NJ. Whitney, girl
Bolivar B. and Helen O'Rear. boy.
Wilson O. and Daisy z. MoreIand. boy
Abraham and Sophie Greenblat, boy
James =. and Eueenia v. O'Brien, boy.
Joseph and Giovaniauna Santorocco, boz.
Anthony and KouIa Korson. girl
William and Margaret M. CoopeF, girl
Earron p. and Katherine A. Freeburzer,
renry A., and Katherine D. schaefer. boy.
Eharlsa II. and Nellie Harrison. boy.
Paul w. end Grace w. Teter, girl
John W, and Olive NJ Bishop. girl
James ]. and Augusta Hkks. Girl
Nathaniel z. and Lillian Jones' boy.
Melvin and Amy Lightfoot, boy
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LOST.


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NECKpIECE- fur; Tuesday afternoon;
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Betty Timmis 270 s. COLLEGE ST.. Carlisle. Pa
p1CKETBoOK with money and auto
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RED Disc WHEEL, with aaxS Kenyon tire,
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WRIST WATCH and bracelet; oval, white
sold ooth SET WIN sApnhiresi Wednesday
please phone Fr 449s, any day before pm,
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Deaths.

HAYWOOD, WALTER G. The Bannsksr Re-
hr6sT d Aisoeaso w4fs sn9guHffs e. SRs ssah Of
esurch saturday ,' Jdne sS ls' isss, Al p.r,.
JAMES c BURLLs. secy.
HENDRrcEs. ALIcEAN,N.A Z; On Thursaay.
DRIcKs (nce EvcrettJ,. in the eist year
q her aEe. daushter o. the late william
Tablef 'lp fuasrsi si' home s2s n ST. nv on On
SATURDAY, june is. a. Pr intsrment
friends invited 20 attend.
You are not forsotten. mother. dear,
Nor shall you ever be;
As long as life and memory last
We will remember thee
DEyoTED RAggaTERsSi 5I,;. Rs .,yT FRANKIE Az ROE
JOHNSON. EDWARD r. Departed this life
mems .Ho,pitai,, EDwARp T. Johnson,
father Of john ana EdTa,,aa r JonnIoEp 81;
Psz. ne 45' psr0rs, 1ias 4ss ss' g. NV 1 So,oe ot
funeral later.
June t. 1sas a. his his resdencs adSes issS Ssnf iaS
s. NV. Rev. s. j. JOHNSON. secretary
Notice Of funeral later
JONES, R0BERT. On wsdnesday. June "a.
1879; At 81 Elizaoeth's Hospitsl. ROBERT
ehs " Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral DarIoTs,
KING, CHARLES GAYARD. Suddenly. an
1927 Florida ave. NV, CHARLES GAY
3 the estsd Sts saTsh s1h Kns af fu6erai 6aafi ,o
I w. Warren TaltaYuils funeral nome. 18th
~ . am. Interment Arlington Sai.h Nstionsi
| Cemetery. tPottsyiue, Pa, papers please
K93MIos, ONT. oRA Iss. MABEL On weeneseay,
/ MABEL. the beloved wife OF Ares " Kon-
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sS and rpqsrs sts from 6s 6s 9TssE chgsh @
/ CaSd Citsd to attend InteTment oienwood
LAMBDIS, cARvosso. On Thursday, june
| France aged SO years. son OF the late John
r. .rIr Snd II Ei7a6sth ,Bepne;t Labdin for
| McNALLY, KATHARINE ELIOT. On Thurs
S;cy aay Jlne u; 1925. KATHAARINE ELIOT
at $50 am. Saturday. June rs Intermsnt
At Arlington National Cemetery.
MILES. BASIL. On Thursday. June H. 1919,
a. as51. Wsa9sihington: - % p. G. BASIL MILES, u
Frsderick p. and Gertrude Miles of PhiIs-
late residence, i7is st. T. NV 9 S satasdsy, ~,
JsInn, Jsne 49, at II ;n an In..srmsnt q Plils-
France, papers please copy
| PARKER. ERNEST. On wednesday. June
-, 1929. az Walter Reed Hospital. ERNEST
| PARKER Of 1912 3rd st. NV. Remains
resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co fu-
neral pariors. 2222 Ga. ave. Funeral Mon
Gay, June f3. at IL noon, from the w
ave. NV. fs
SCHNEIDER. OzELLER. Departed this life
| I,nIIrSday morning. June IL. 1929: a. $40
ave. NV, OZELLER SCHNEIDER, IN her
r9tn year, beloved wife Of Louis Schneider
Euneral services at St. Adams Church,
Wisconsin and Mass. aves. NV. Saturday,
peiex pniexx. rdr9. aIh Gsmetery Philadelphia ard
| SHELTON. MAMIE. On Sunday. June a.
| 1873 az Freedmen's Hospital MAAfIF
| SHELTON, beloved sister Of Chariez
sSnelton She also leaves one niece and
| 6nne 6Grnest jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222
/ after - ''e'SA '4eFs-
| TR0xEL, ELyIN r.. Jr. Son Of Elvir
and Ida Mabe!le Troxel Funeral strictly
WAGNER, JOHN w. On Thursday. Juns "a
Isz3- IGrs,, a. his residence, Cspitol View. Nd
Megner, ~ the 3ist year os his age Re-
nam mans resting at the Tabier funeral nome,
ton National Cemetery on MONDAY TIisss
70, az O'Clock pm. Relatives and frfendS
WILSON; ILSo ANA MA ELIZABETH; THURSDAY
niece Mrs, J: z Goodwin. 1924 sth 81
usoay June is, a. IL an. InternSer.
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FOUND.

Doo-BOston bull brindle. Call Ca. ss4O.
POR LOST ANIMALS. apply Animal Resciie
LeaEue. $40 MARYLAND ave. s.w Main 8Oss
FRATERNITY PTN-Saturday; may have
anne by describing and paying adv Phone
M z5zO, br- 2047, between 0 am. and p m
- IA
TIRE. found In Takoma Park Monday; ono
30 by mounted tire Apply iio Sherman
ave. Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1928-06-15

According to a recent announcement.
Toxic. Japan, has nearly 5000 confec-
tionaries and bakeries, and only about
900 meat markets.
Evening star., 1928-06-15
REPRESENTATION
WINS IN PRIMARY
More Than 10000 Votes Es-
timated Cast in Democratic
Ba|Ioting.

BY an overwhelming majority, Dis
trict representation in the House and
Senate and the electoral college was in
dorsed in the local Democratic primary
yesterday, according to returns made
public today by the campaign commit
tee, OF which George w. Pratt is chair
man. With the tabulation OF votes in
complete, it was estimated that more
than 10000 persons voted and that ma
tional representation for the District
Won by majority of more than $500.
Complete returns will not be available
until tonight or tomorrow.
| All Of the candidates indorsed by the
AL Smith Club Of Washington for dele
gates to the Democratic national con-
vcntion at Houston for national COM
mitteeman and committeewonian and
for membership on the local Democratic
central committee were elected. The
delegates will go to Houston and de-
mand to be seated in the convention.
Yesterdays primary was held in an eff
fort to upset the primary Of May 20,
| held under the auspices of the Demo-
cratic faction headed by John F. Co.'S
tello, present national committeeman.
When the campaign committee and
Judges ceased counting the ballots early
| this morning the total was 9,873 The
sealed ballot boxes from the 90 election
districts are piled in the office Of Mr..
Pratt, 633 Barr Building, today When
the count is finished 1t is believed by the
committee that the total will exceed
10000. This would be more than were
cast in the first primary, which was an
| nounccd to be between 1000 and 5000,
and was claimed to have been the
largest vote ever cast In a Democratic
primary here.
Clayton Committeeman.
william Nick Clayton was chosen
| national committeeman and Mrs, s.
Alice Whiteley Gleason national COM
mitteewoman in yesterdays primary
| The delegates chosen to 20 to Houston
are Clifford r. Allen, Roger L. Calvert,
Joseph A. Daily, Roland F. de Fere,
James F. Duhamel, William G. Murphy
| Enos s. Newman. Mrs. Lester ]. Pol
| lock. George w. Pratt, James j. Stat
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Deaths.

4 E1BINSON-HEPBURN MARGARET HEP
SON In Baltimore. Nd. on July 20, 1927. 9
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Gar0 of ThankG.

TALB0TT MRS. LEILA. We wish to ex-
press our heartfelt appreciation .or the
expressions Of sympathy and the beauti-
ful fioral offerings at the funeral OF our
mother. Mrs. LEILA TALBOTT. on June
II, 1923. DAUGHTER AND SON. :
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CLARK. JAMES, on Thursday, June ii,
1913, at Garfield Hospital, JAMES CLARK,
father of Elizabeth CLARK, Notice OF flu
neral hereafter. Remains resting at the
w. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222
CnnrgIn ave. NV.