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New Britain herald., 1929-06-14

~ William F. Lange. whose silhouette
 Nppeared in last evenings Herald, .1idn't puzxie very many, according to the answers received by the edi- \ tor. Mrs. Fred Wishek of 106 Cher Try street gets the dollar for the bast reply. Here's the letter 1sss
 Y The silhouette in this evenings 2 : lnue i1 that of MT. William F. T Lanse. He is employed by the Cor
 bin Screw Corp. as supervisor of the skilled mechanics.
 : He h . very prominent German : and we'll liked by all. He is also very active as republican citizen. 7 At present he iS a representative $ Of the Hardware City at the state . capitol in Hartford. He has repre- ssnted the city on several commits !. pions such as the police commits ~sien, etc.
 = "Mr. Lange is not only politi- !. cal man but a religious man as s.well. He is . prominent member of ' the st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
 church and always willing to do his ; bit. This man is connected with { many fraternal organizations local ly and very we'll respected by all : nationalities.
 < Y hope that the city will realize { the good fellowship in this gentle
 man and some day give him a |. worthwhile political position such 7 as the honorable mayor. "we cannot wish him president ' because he was born in Germany. ; but surely . more interested man in : city politics for the public welfare we could not ind.
 q T am sure Mr, Lange commands the love and admiration of all he . comes In contact with. He makes
 . good provider for his beloved { family.
 A "Mr. Lanse resides at ls. Glen
 street"
 X. Who is he tonight? He's . mer-
 chant on Main street, in business with his brother. selling things Identified with sports. You ought to
 hs able to guess him by the cha
 peau. as the follow would say if he
 happened to be in Montreal or Holvoke. He has q large collection
 of Indian relics. and one could
 spend pleasant hours with him lis
 teninG to the yarns of the redskins which the curious revivify. if one
 maD be % bold as to use that word { He has ! large collection of Indian ssarrows, NAlrh by the way. arc ( perfect sxaNspIes of carly New ! England calling cards. An! Now we can fll the space by giving the shintlets in the Indian language.
 Hers goes: 'Wala. Wala. Powhatan:
 Lackawana. Rin Tin Tin: Mlnne- { haha. Blah. Blah. Blah. (There's 7 lots of meat in that. if you get the swin&). Sitting Bull. speak no more , not. no"
 { Nov that you zee that the editor
 speaks the Indian language fluent
 ly. hen give you some tiplets. if h"
 might be allowed to coin that word.
 Here are the tiplets: He's mem Der of the far-famed second ward s lives on the same street as Fred
 Wrinkle. George Quigley. and the
 chap who is suspected of writing Z the silhouette column. quite er-
 roneously. of course. That's enough ; tiplets for this evening. 90 who is
 he? Your answer will be given due
 consideration. along with the rest.
 rest assured.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-14

PROPELLER KILLS AVIATOR
 Pawtucket, R. l.. June 1l (CP) Patrick J. Mcbride, 41, What Cheer" airport mechanic, was fatal
New Britain herald., 1929-06-14

n. S. CLASS ELECTION
 The results in the election of class officers for the 11-1 class of the Senior High school were announced
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ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS,
CONTRACTOR, IS DEAD
Business Man Active in District
Organizations Dies in Hospital
Following Operation.

Archibald H. Douglas, 81, of 211 Ninth
street northeast, for many years in the
contracting business for installing steam
and hot-water heating apparatus, and
active in organizations here. died in
George washington University Hospital
Tuesday night following an operation.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Interment will be in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
Mr.. Douglas began in the heating
business when Is years old, and for the
last 20 years had operated an indcpend-
ent business.
He was a member of the Washington
Board of Trade, the st. Johns Lodge
of Masons; Orient Commandery,
Knights Templar; Almas Temple OF the
Mystic Shrine, and the Kallipolis Grot..
to. He also belonged to the knights OF
Pythias.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Clare e. Douglas, and stepdaughter,
Mrs. Judith Barbeaux Wilson.
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GORE, RUTH M. On this anniversary we
pause and turn our faces to the vest IL
were ali the casualties in. Geid or camp.
ha sgre Who @s See q
nee IS the result Of aEduous duty unos-
tentattoUSly performed.
Sweet victim of temporal errors,
Our beautiful, innocent Ruth
For you Gssh safe safe held ne
FRIENDS IN DEATH AS WELL AS LIFE.
JOHNSON. BARBARA. Sacred to the mem
DRY Of devoted mother. BARBARA JOHN
ss Us ssssnal rest three years
Sleep on, my loved one;
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, EMMA B. JOHN
JOHNSON. GEORGE. token OF love TO
dEoRdE JOHNSON Who WI U1 BASED S0fi into
Der sG'H I. 1873 s' O"' year ago TO-DAY S0Vem-
1t is tS lonely WITHOUT yoy: GEAR husband;
For Beneath smiles 1en thsr. a Is S an aching
T 5hvorh aT& WrE snf fREN tsr STNsor
MAssINO, ANGELO A.. In sad but loving
fsFSer e our d Mdh9' Dap pS and
November Z. 1918. ''
siste ess S SssFF With With all these chances
But, dear. ali these chsnses D~1"
Can never take you from our hearts.
No one knows how we have missed you,
have we saered Since yea isfs U.S.
vI EcT n aifs has never oyer, been the same
msm6Tsnes Of ny dear 1 wife us and sHs mother s
SYLVIA Parker, departed this. LIE one
Sleep on. dear one. and take your rest
God called you home. He Thought It best.
He saw aH.r yopr , sSnt1eEing here was great
anu HER HG Hs AN S AND CHILDREN aiLI
PETERs; RUDOLPH J. In sad but loving
fsFhsT e our qssT sssS1 HSD and
tered into eternal rest eighteen years age
A" f HIS WIFE AND AND DAUGHTERS.
SCHLEGEL, EDITH MARIE. In loving mem
R ri osc aea5 Tfe tr and ISt5er EDITH rI
- THE LOVING FAMILY
STEWART. MARTHA. In loving remem-
~SSo es spars sspE ts life tNsnL
eight years ago today, November z, 1901.
Todsyy my hear. is heavy.
Ny tnoushts are all on you;
But God in Heaven.
LOVING MOTHER, CORNELIA WEBB.
WASHINGTON. MARY ANN. In sad but
MAY OF ANN NV ds WAT RSissT
WASHINGTON, who departed thiS. life
Nine years have passed. dear mother,
But our hearts are lust the same,
For many silent tear has fallen
At the mention of thy name.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
IT'S only q step that divides us
From "lorteS no mortal has seen;
shall md her when deaths grim hnsers
Shall lift the veil between.
DEVOTED SISTER, SARAH HENSON.
WHELAN, ALICE Z. In loving memory Of
E. wHELAN, who departed this life three
years ago today, November z, 1895.
JIMMIE, MARY AND LORRAINE.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-C Cloudy tonight
and tomorrow probably rain tomorrow:
not much change in temperature: low
est tonight about "a degrees; light,
variable winds, becoming gentle north
east or east.
Maryland-Cloudy tonight and to-
morrow; probably rain tomorrow; not
much change in temperature; gentle
shifting winds, becoming moderate
northeast or east.
West Virginia-Cloudy, followed by
rain beginning late tonight or tomorrow
slightly warmer In extreme east por-
ton tonight.
V1rginia-Cloudy, probably occasional
rain tonight and tomorrow; slightly
warmer in extreme west portion to-
night; gentle to moderate northeast OF
east winds.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometers pm, SO; 8 pm, So;
IL midnight, 40; 4 am, SO; 8 am, Al;
noon, SO.
Barometer-4 pm. 30.16; 8 pm.
3015; IL midnight, 1921; 4 am, 1922;
am, 5000: noon, 1929
Highest temperature, 81, occurred al
as pm. yesterday. Lowest tempera-
ture, SO. occurred at 6 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, IS; lowest, 43.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today--Low tide, 0:37 am. and 6:SS
pm: high tide, 1905 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 7:26 am. ano
7:27 pm; high tide, 12:22 am. and
1888 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose Sal am; sun sets
500 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:42 am; sun
sets Sol pm.
Moon rises 1926 pm; sets s:3s pm.
Condition of the Water.
Potomac and Shenandoah-Muddy.
Weather In Various Cities.
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Dratha.

Monday. November I. 1875. St her resi-:
HSi ngHSnt aau Hssa: e. aS M sTss
wife Of Charles H sopssyiIls, She elsc
FrasieTis new funeral home, ?ss r. I; ave.
v.s Fs ssd f NSTs0s in q Rsn
Mount Zion Cemetery.
SOMERvILLE. SUSIE. The ofacers and
SUSIE soMERVILLE and requested to at
1915 at n pm. ei from Ffsziers new home.
MRS n2Eior f :. EaWIs s ssAG e.. Pres
STRAUSS, CARL A. On November 6. 1929.
at Providence Hospital. CARL A. STRAUSS.
;. At s;sS I'm. from Hysons': tsnsSsl
home, 1900 N st: nv: thence to the
and N sts. NV, where solemn high mass
SOUL Ss s S. M aqs sas
Eos.SsS G isS " .sSn.. u: e. :
SEE n ThgH%TMsPpns MOO r Stn st s nT
ices at the above address on Friday. No
w ysnnse 49,. 3: At pm. 1nterment at Glen
RER TRAIL LAR a. Ht: S of tRs late aeS1se
Goar fF sGss ne 18th at S. S on
Friday, November 9. at II am. Relatives
at Glenwood Cemetery. 2"
Martha Chapter. No 4. o. E. s., viii Be
held Friday. November 8, 1879. at 10 a m,
Naval Lodge Hall, 4th and Pa, ave. Sc.
to attend the funeral Of our later sister,
worthy nation. RAY (. w SeSsrR sAs
WASHINGTON, REUBEN S. Departed this
iss, S ssS e. pv s. h R2sS TssdRes
sSsr ..E ssy: md Ssfo taSla s9'i Eu
neral services will be at Mount Bethel
Baptist Church at ! am, Saturday. In
Remains resting at Washington's funeral
parlor, 205S Georgia ave. NV.
WEBER, REV. LEWIS s. On Tuesday, No
vember s, 1929, at Georgetown University
Hospital Rev. LEWIS s. WEBER, s. J.
Requiem mass at Holy Trinity Church.
seth and o SITS. NV, on Friday, November
WHITE, CHARLES. On Tuesday, November
S, 1929. at $40 pm. CHARLES WHITE.
Aigernon w. and Amanda Lockhead White.
Grover c. White. 222 14th pl ne, Friday.
November 3. at pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Rock Greek
Cemetery,
WILLIAMS. CARRIE: Departed this life on
CARRIE wfEIfHs She leaves s1S 70 mourn SSG
nephew and q host Of other relatives and
n snSs Remains FE can g ,so seen Ho ct 1912
Catholic Church, 18th st. ne near K, on
Friday, November Q. where requiem mass
May her soul rest in peace.
FAMILY.
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FOREIGN.


The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the last ~
Laura v. Norton, 81, 1909 E ST. s.w.
Sarah L. Fletcher, ~, Se43 CARLSON 81
William H. Leimbach, "a, 1914 wisconsin
Sophronia Stevens, e.. Emersency Hospital.
Patrick Ready. 90, 0eorgetoWn Hospital
Albert MeiSel, So, Garfield Hospital
Georse Barrett, so, stanton Park Hospital.
Melissa Daughton, IS, Sibley Hospital
James H. Mcfarland, -. $40 18th st; s.w.
Hsnnah oConneiI. Al, AIT Hobart pl;
William e, Pipscomb, 3d. walter Heed
Susan Leonard, IS. Gallinser Hospital;
LoI Use c. Upman, a. Emergency HOSPITAL.
Edna B. White, IL months, children's Hos
Henrietta Tyler, Te, i70s 9Th st.
Sarah E. Jones, u. 1899 25th st:
Julius Johnson, 40, Gallinger Hospital
Jennie Hawkins, "a, st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital. 49,, 49, :.
Carl Kitchens, 50, EmeHgeney Hospital.
Sidney Randolph, 2e. 81 Logan pl.
Rosetta Harris, "a, 500 Half st, SW.,
Deiphane Tucker, Q, Garfield HOSPITAL;
Alfonso Heigh, months Childrens HOS
initial
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not shipmates." He also said. she
states, that 1t would be worth $50 a
month to be free.
Mrs. Thyson names correspondent
with whom she states her husband is
frequently seen. She asks $3.50 per
month from her husbands salary of
S441 from the Navy. Attorney vivian
o. Hill appears for the wife.
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NAVY OFFICERS WIFE
ASKS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
Tells Court Her Husband Stated
It Would Be Worth $3.50 a
Month to Be Free.

Absolute divorce with alimony IS
asked in a suit filed in the District
Supreme Court by Mrs. Ruth Gray Thy
son, 3343 Eighteenth street. against
Lieut.. Comdr. Leo Cromwell Thyson. U.
S. N. The wife tells the court they were
married at New York City January 8,
1918, and declares that March 4, 1927,
her husband told her that she should
get divorce. asserting that "he desired
to be free from her and that they were
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported IN
the Health Department in the last 81 hours:
WILLIAM II. and Anna F. cusick, girl.
Charles s. and Vera J. Saia. girl.
Wayne w. and Clara Bradley, boy.
Ernest B; and Minnie L. Hancock. girl.
Thomas and Julia c. Hook. girl
Norman and Mary r. Cornwell, boy.
Malechi and Mildred Jett, boy
Alfred and Ethel Neyerson, boy
Samuel and Alice Bruce, girl
Harry and Francis l.. Banks. boy,
Lester L. and Flora w. Burke, boy
Harry B. and Alberta Kenney. girl.
John and Louise Miller, girl.
Frank and Ellen Jones, girl and boy twins.
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SMUGGLING is DENIED.
Halifax Customs Collector Says Nc
Liquor Clears That Port.

halifax, Nova Scotia, November Z
DIV. G. Acker, collector of customs
here. yesterday denied q statement
emanating from the United States De-
partment of Justice at Washington
D. c., concerning a renewal of liquor
running activity out of Halifax. He
said no vessel was permitted to enter OF
clear this port with liquor.
Mr.. Acker said some construction
was under way at the shipyards of Shell
bourne, but none at Mahoney Bay or
Luneburg, and that there was no way
of knowing whether these vessels were
intended for liquor running.
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Practically all plows in Venezuela are
pulled by oxen.
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Woman Has Beer Returned.

PAWTUCKET, r. l.. November 7 GS,.
Mrs. Mary Crue, who said she made
beer at home to keep her husband away
from speakeasies, Is to receive back
ago bottles the police seized in raid
at her home. Judge Tuck so decided in
finding that she had not sold or in
tended to sell.
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WATCHMAN SUFFERS
FATAL HEART ATTACK
John F. Many Found Dead in Hall
of Denrike Building This
Morning.

John F. Many. 79-year-old Waterman,
was found dead in the hallway on the
third floor of the Denrike Building at
1910 Vermont avenue this morning, the
victim Of q heart attack. Coroner j.
Ramsey hewitt issued q certificate CT
death from natural causes.
According 10 Headquarters Detectives
Michael Dowd and James Springmann,
the man. who had been employed in the
building as a night Waterman for some
time, complained early last night. He
was found on a cot by charwomen in
the building this morning.
Police said they learned that he had
been seriously hurt about year ago,
when run down by taxicab at Dupont
Circle.
Many was active In church circles
and was a member of the Sunday
School and Bible Glass Of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church.
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Marriage Licenses.

as M s.E. H. I l. A Aaads So ana Sa'i'
Thomas ". GrifSth, as. Philadelphia, Pc:
ana Margaret Z. Rout, a., this city; REV
Henry NJ Minnick, a, and Inez W; Burks
10, Puliar Mills, Va; Rev. John z. BrigSs; ,.
10. fullerton, Nd: Rev. J. g; Ball -,
william A.. RICHARDSON, rs. and Anona
" Benjsmin r. Brsndon, %, Heltsvilie, M. Nd
and Marion r Wafne, g. Cherry Valley
n Y: Rev. Raymond L. Wolven: ~
Haddad. a; Rev Henry 2. woodinsi u,,,-
Hanson. 80; Rev 4. j. Tyler;
Max Greenfield. %, Annapolis, Nd. ano
Rae Stein, "a, Baltimore, Md; Rev. O. Sii-
James F. spriggs.- %, and Florence NJ
Larkie, 10. both OF Frederick MD; rev j.
Alfred Jackson.
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Punctuality Is Fashionable.

NEW YORK. November 7 (R.-It is
quite the thing for society folks to be
on time at functions now. The reason
as described by Mrs. Yorke Alien is
splendid propaganda against hardness.
Mrs. Allen is chairman Of committee
Of Parents League. which, with the
Junior League, sent out queStionnaireS
headed What Price Tardlness?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

Gude Bros. Co., 1912 F St.
Artlstie--.expressiYe- -inexpensixa
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MRS. ADA {. DARCY DIES
FOLLOWING OPERATION
Funeral of Bethesda Resident Will
Be Held Tomorrow Morning
at Rockville.

Mrs. Ada E. Darcy, SO years old, life
long resident of Bethesda, Md, and
wife of william j. Darcy, died in the
Georgetown University Hospital yester-
dav following an operation for appendt-
citis.
Funeral services will be conducted in
ST. Mary's Catholic Church, Rockville.
Md. tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Interment will be in st. Mary's Gene
terry. The body is resting at Humphreys,
undertakerS.
Mrs. Darcy was a member Of the
Order Of Maccabees. She is survived
by her husband, four sons, William e.,
John Armstead, Frank G. and Lewis E.
Darcy; three daughters. Mrs. Eva M.
Weast, Miss Monte Darcy and Miss
Goldie Darcy, and six grandchildren.
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MarrfanP.

FULLER--NOYES. On Tuesday, October I,
1925 1929. e. AnnaPolls;; yMd, 5y Esy. Or John; ;
II, FULLER. both Of Washington, d. c.,
1870 r ct. NV.
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DE- A1>rxm NOTICES
JOSEPH F, MOORE

Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at 112
Wooten Ave, Friendship Heights,
Md, for Joseph F. Moore, who died
there yesterday morning after linger-
ing illness.
Mr.. Moore, who was 70 years DID,
came to Washington from Fred
erick, Md, As years ago, and had
since that time been in the building
construction business.
He was a charter member OF the
National Camp. No. 1, knights of
Maccabees.
Surviving him are his widow, Mrs.
Clara j. Moore, and two sons, Ray
mond G. and J. Francis Moore.
1nterment will be in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
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FLORISTS q
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens.
Guide Bros. Co., 1912 F st. N. w.
Artistlc-Expressive-
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY SERVICE
FLORISTS
husband, August P. Winfield, one
sister, Mrs. Celestine Allen and one
brother, Harry o. Harris.

Julie e. Clarke. rs years. Emergency
Hospital
Caroline p. CoppaEe. u years 500
Eleventh 81. 8. w.
william Petris. So years A2z Ord
St N. e.
William c. Mccauslen. IS years. ITO
East Capitol st.
Fannie Pardee. IS years. Providenes
Hospital.
Harry ". voIlmer, 81 years. 11d7
Fourth st. n. e.
Malcom c. johnson. 81 years. George
Washington Hospital.
Frank McGonisal. rs years Gallinger
Hospital.
Mary Conditi. s months. chiidrens
Hospital
George W. Whitaker. 81 years. Gall
llnger Hospital
Eliza v. H. Winfield. 81 years. s23
st. S. W.
will e. williams. IS years. Gallinser
Hospital.
Charles L. Kirby. 81 years. Walter
Reed Hospital.
Inez Gordon, 20 years, Tuberculosis
Hospital.
John R. White. a. years. 1880 clagstt
ST n. e,
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MISS ALICE HARTMAN

Funeral services were held today
for Miss Alice Hartman, who died
on Thursday at Newport. r. /.
Miss Hartman was the daughter
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. James Har-
riman, Of this city, and was promi-
nent In the social life of Washington
and New York.
The Misses Mary and Matilda Mel
Ion, of Washington, are cousins Of
Miss Hartman.
With her at the time Of her death
was Nine. Juan de Riano, wife Of
the former Spanish ambassador.
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Dorothy Anthony Wins
Defamation Contest

CENTREVILLE, Nd, Oct. t.
Miss Dorothy Anthony. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howard AnthonE,
of Wye Mills, was the winner Of
the silver medal contest in declanaAr
ton at Wye Mills Church. The con.
test was staged under the direction
Of the Queen Annes County
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. Miss Anthony's subject was
"Jerry's Temperance Society,""
other contestants were Ann
Covington, Mary Elizabeth RathelI,
Edith Denny. Alice Lloyd. Louise
Allen and Gertrude Denny.
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DR.. HARRY ALLEN

1t was learned last night that DR..
Harry J. Allen, former professor Of
dentistry at Georgetown University
and former president of the District
of Columbia Medical Association,
died yesterday of typhoid fever at
Santa Barbara, Calf.
DR.. Allen, who graduated from
National University here in 1895,
went West in 1913 and was con-
nected with the University of Cali
fornia in research work.
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JOHN TIBBS

Brief funeral services were held
today for John Tibbs, who died
Thursday at the residence Of his
daughter, Mrs. Florence Woodfork
237 w st. n. w. Interment will
be made tomorrow at Westmoreland
County, Va.
The deceased was a native OF
Virginia and has been living here in
the District for some time. Aside
from Mrs. Woodfork, three daugh
tiers, Mrs. Mabel Ware, Mrs. Lula
Johnson, Mrs. Geneva Shepherd and
one son, James Tibbs, survive the
deceased,
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Two Virginians Appeal !:
Charge of Moonshiners

LYNCHBURG. Va. Oct. when
two patrolmen testified that they lay
in hiding and watched W. T. Foster
and c. n. Sinnett hide several. gal.
Ions Of moonshine liquor in Fair.
view Heights, Judge McCarron, in
the municipal court, fined Foster
and Sinnett $25 each and sentenced
them to three months in Jail.
They noted an appeal to the cor
poration court. Both of them denied
the charge.
The Washington times., 1929-10-07
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1881 14th St. Cor r St. n. W,
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~ WEA1>T TIER DETAILS

will he partly overcast with gentle to
moderate northwest and north winds.
Washington, D. c., to Dayton. Ohio
Somewhat overcast in and east OF
mountains and partly overcast west of
mountains this afternoon. Moderate
southwest winds east of mountains and
moderate west and northwest in and
west of mountains up to 1000 feet and
fresh to strong west and northwest at
5000 feet On Tuesday the weather
will be partly overcast with moderate
northwest and north winds
Uniontown. Pa, to Detroit Mich
Partly overcast this afternoon. Fresh
northwest winds UP to. 1000 feet and
strong northwest at 5000 feet On
Tuesday the weather will be partly
overcast with moderate northwest
winds.
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LEILA EDWARDS CONGER

Private funeral services will be
held tomorrow at 2 p. m. for Mrs.
Leila Edwards Conger, who died
Sunday at her residence, 271s
Twenty-seventh st. n. W.
Her husband, Clarence Herbert
Conger, survives her.
Interment will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1929-10-07
MRS. e. Y. WINFIELD

The funeral services of Mrs.
Eliza Virginia Winfield. who died
Thursday at her residence, 322 e
st. S. W.. were held today from
her residence. Interment was made
at Arlington National Cemetery.
The deceased Is survived by her