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ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable De-
tached Eight-room, Three
bath, Brick on Hollow Tile
Dwelling No. 1907 Woodley
Road NV, with Sleeping
Porch, Oil Burner and
Garage.


BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. s23+. folio 427 ct seq,
lumbia, and at the request Of the party
will offer for sale at public auction. in front
SsESsK 5soNis:;.5 Il
scribed iand and premises, situate, in the
District of, Columbia. to wit: Part Of lot
10 in block in Thomas z. Waggamans
lsad , sn p..ordsd e tse
once Of the surveyor for the District OF
Columbia in Liber County 7, at. folio 50. de-
scribed as follows; Besinning Tor the same
on the northerly line Of Woodley road, at
ming MN st thence along said lines q said road,
North 70. az So west 81: as feet and north
73' g. 80" west 1898 feet to the west line
81 81 s sa feet Slt 70 the I
line of said lot Al feet to the northeast
corner OF said lot, thence south along the
east line Of said lot 1886 feet to the place
'r Terms y Sale: SOLD subject to a nrst deed
Of trust for sl4.543. 05, with interest Ct sc
from the LIST day of June, 1879, payable IN
monthly. installments, including interest and
principal q $50 per month mon Purchase
deposit Of $4,000 required at time Of sale
All conveyanc1ng. recording and notarial fees
at cost of purchaser. Terms to be complied
%ts t T 80 Ssz; s Sfy e
erty at risk and cost Of the defaulting pur:
chaser, after fve days advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published in
the City & Wash!RstE9on,E ERi;ossbERcER,
jy22-d&dS,exS5u trustees.
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,u,o a. .. - RoBT. e. p. KREITER.
yyLo,zO,SS,64,Zo,3O Trustees
THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcTioNEEKs.
TRUSTEES SALE 'OF PREN5IsEs No sa,
GRACE STREET. GEGRGET01MNi o--

ANOS1EES SAFE OF PREMISES NO. 32l2
GRACE STREET, GEORGETOWN
Liber No. 1851, folio 300. one of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia, and at
the request of the party secured thereby, we
p pd fsi at on Duslis saYst0n n front
pay 81. JULY; 1915. AT tf FIVE EHodHoHI5ooo oKk
as az part Of l0s e in the Subdivision Of part
IN BOOK A. r. s., page ll9, of the records
81 o. Ine surveyors once in said District, viz:
fSeslnnlng at the northwest corner Of said
lot, thence south 95 feet inches to the
sontn line OF said lot and north line of q
tfb btoog adsy thence east q feet 3 inches;
ttnee OF Grace street, and thence west 81
Ieet 3 inches to the place of beginning; to.
gether with the improvements, etc
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. balance in
Two equal payments at one and two years
from gay OF sale So interest, payable semi
ahnnuaLy. secured by the notes of the Dur.
CHASER and nrst deed Of trust on the prop
STLty, or All cash at option Of purchaser
IsaXSss adjusted to June 30th. 1879. Deposit
OF psc sS9Goo at time Of sale An conveyancing
70 be complied with in fifteen ' days Irons from
gay OF sale or deposit forfeited, and the
Sis S2efi9 may be ADVERTISED and resold at
7: WILMER LATIMER,
jyIo. a. 81 i5A 81 20 81 H. G. MCCARTNEY,
- ,1o.19.SO Trustees.
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Lot ettered D.. A. Hundred
rAcordsS
NUMBERED hundred Office
in he of AA -"S-
Surveyor the District Co
lumbia in Liber W. r. Lot lettered d. A.
AL; Gardner ais subdivision OF
lots in Square
lettered Two Hundred Twentythree
A (225 as plat recorded
the Onice OF the
Hundred Twenty three tne DsTlcs OF Columbia IN
(223 plat recorded in the Llo '" r. at 1ono 1Sl:
Office OF the Surveyor for the -. ..... r,. ,,,> l..
W at folioI 1871 A. r. Shepherds subdivision In
w. " ~ -' Square numbered
Eight 10y nat recorGeS in ths 6re. PEI
J. w. Nairns Dtetrc+
division OF Counhia
nefed Iwo hunoreo ana IWenty.
three (223), plat recorded
once Surveyor for Gardner
subdivision Of in
Liber H. d. c. at folio 132;
Twenty-three 223),
numbered (1o) Office Of
Eleven (1l) William 8. the District OF
Thompons subdivision Of lots W. F.
In Square numbered Two Hun 1al:
Twenty-three (223),
recorded the Ohtce Lot lettered D. A.
Surveyor
Of Columbia in B M. Hundred
Twentythree (223).
the Office OF
Nineteen the District OF
Columbia in Lber r. w. at
vision IN Square numbered TWO 1ono 49,
together with the improvements appertaining
parties to this all furnish
curtains awnings window shades nxtures
machinery. elevator and
cleaners, heating ventuanne,
telephone fixtures and fittings, and
said property together fixtures articles at
tachad n operation said premises
trade awnings ana personal
property owned by the tenants therein
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

wEscHLER 8 AUCTIoNEERs
BANKRUPTCY SALE OF LARGE STOCK DRESSES. FUR
AND FUR TRIMMED COATS, GLOVES, SILK HOSIERY,
FURNISHINGS, FIXTURES, CASH REGISTER, ETC.
By Public Auction
At Tigers Style Shop, S04 9TH St. NV.
FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1929 10 0 ocHosR 4.s
Stock includes about Dresses Coats Kimonos Bath and
Dressing Robes Suits and Rancoats, 500 pairs Silk Hosiery Fur
Silk Gloves, Whoopee
Socks, Pajama, rters, Handkerchief,
Illuminated Wall with Trpicate
Glove Sas: Dressing Rooms Office Partition Shelving NOn. Flee
ie 6Ce 6Drawer, Check Cash Register Modern Window Display
Fixtures Portable Garment Racks Flee Floor Case Gas (wsts)
Radiators Small Iron Safe, Carpet, Awning Etc.
- 80, ~ ~ LESTER n.
ys52sa Ss'h' 1881 q Street NV
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WANTED TO BUY HOUSES.

GEORGETOWN COLONIAL.
About six rooms Need not be in first-class
condition II walls, roof, plumbing and heat
ing are good. Give address, price and terms.
Address Box S82-E, Star once. "a"
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THoS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERS,
1881 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
zssi oRp@AY srSEEErA a aok EEEWisHs
November N.SUs1 2s, 1925: being Instrument No; S.
records Of the District of Columbia, and at
TIE the request Of the party secured thereby.
a1 HY ,I il TTqns Of the prsmsss 1n TUES
1929. At UR:THiRTY o'cLocR KIN IN, the the
following described land and premises, stu
a ate IN the District Of CoIumbpia, and desig-
s SSSngnissticgt Avenue Aghlands companys
tlcut Avenue HighlandS," as per plat record
ed in Liber County 10, folio IL. OF the rec
oTds Of the ONCE of the surveyor OF the
District Of Columbia subject to the cove:
ta1 ACTION as lot in square 2o6s.
trust foE, sl5,oooo6. further. partic1iars Of
T wnich VIII De announced ct time Of sale; the
in cash: < deposit Of $500. 90 SsG rec Con-
veyancing, recording, etc. at the purchaser's
e eSsti d Terms TO be c9mped with within
tne property may be advertised and resold
at the discretion Of the trustees
r. THOMAS ROBINSON,
jyl82o.2224,26s L. nNT Trnstsss
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The WASHINGTON
B UILDING

This property is located in the heart of the
financial center of Washington, accessible to all
car lines opposite the United States Treasury,
within one block of large number of National
Banks, Trust Companies and other financial in.
sttutions.
The First Floor is arranged for stores and
part of the second floor arranged for banking
purposes.
Said property to be sold free and clear
OF all EeNS. membranes and leases.
BY virtue of a decree entered June 20, 1929.
in the Supreme Court Of the District of Column
bia in equity cause No. 48144, the undersigned
trustees will offer for sale by public auction
within said building on the first floor east of
the main lobby, on
Thursday, the Fifteenth Day of august
1929, at Three O'Clock PM,
the following described land
and premises, situated in the
District of Columbia, to.acif:
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$lI.05O

Brand-new, all-brick, fully
detached Chevy Chase home;
beautiful corner lot containing
nearly "a acre, with paved streets
and sidewalk. Six rooms, tiled
bath with shower, hot-water
heat, garage, completely screened.
Compares favorably with homes
far higher in price.
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$12,95O

Near Connecticut Avenue,
Chevy Chase; detached stone
front new home; rooms and
tiled bath with built-in shower,
garage. This home was built
for those who demand some
thing different in beauty Of de-
sign and construction. An ex-
ceptional value as to price.
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$l9.75O

One-half block west Of Chevy
Chase Circle. New home OF
stone, brick and stucco; seven
rooms, two baths, garage,
screens. A really beautiful home
on large lot completely land
scaped and planted.
The above homes are thorough
" modern, built right, priced
right and may be purchased on
convenient terms.
M. & r. B. WARREN
wisconsin 1875 Day or Evening
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-22
Automobiles for Sale

CHEVROLET COACH. 1s2T-Not scratch
on this car; S75 down
CARR AUTO SALES CO.
Sf36 e Wash st II. 1i2z
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Bags-Will Go Fast!


25-S3 Leather Handbags-a bit tumbled in
display. but the quality and style are there
...swagger pouches and tailored envelope bags
in black, navy, brown, tan, and grey. . buy Ct
a new bag tomorrow at..............., w.
25-$5 and $3.50 Antelope Suede and Leather
Bags-top and back strap styles. in tan, brown
navy black and green very good look CO
25-$75O and $40 Suede and Calf Handbags
such good styles, they'd not be marked this low
II 1t weren't for inventory coming on. in c.
beige, tan, green and brown. ............ PO
R-$s.5O Gold and Silver Embroidered Purses
they're just the thing for afternoon and C
evening 49,. ..:.................. W.
1O-$1650 Frameess and Underarm Bags-there
are double-handled styles. too very very C10
good-ooking and most remarkable values at pAO
8-$16.5O and $3.50 Black and Brown Antelope
Suede Bags-stunning frameless pouches Gin
and top-handle STYLES. .............. pAV
7-$25 Fine Smooth Calf Bags-beautiful leather
IN navy, brown and black. and there's C1k EO
Upper closing pocket. ............ PAo'.O
Handbag Shob-Sreet Floor
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Belts-New But Special!

Regular dollar belts fine suede Sflc
leather a.. two inches wide finished with
smartly hammered little buckle. Buy one in
black, brown, tan blue, red green or better
still buy several because belts are more in demand
every day +. g.. and this is an unusually low price.
Belt Shot-Street Floor
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tan tt o~
ShC ran Main
w"
of wnhk foxfu
with
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia - Increasing
cloudiness. followed by rain late to-
night or tomorrow; slowly rising tenn
perature: minimum temperature tonight
about 80 degrees; gentle southeast
winds.
Maryland-Increasing cloudiness, fol-
lowed by rain late tonight or tomorrow;
not much change in temperature; mod
crate southwest, shifting to fresh south
and southeast, winds.
Virginia-Cloudy, followed by rain to-
night and in west and north portions
tomorrow: rising temperature tomorrow
and in central and west portions to-
night: fresh south winds.
West Virginia-Rain or snow tonight;
not quite so cold; tomorrow rain and
warmer.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometers PM, So; 8 pm, As;
II midnight, AZ; A am, "a; am, 30;
noon, 48.
Barometer-4 am. 3o.19; 8 am,
1920; II midnight, 30.19; am, BOLT;
am, 1920; noon, 30.18.
Highest temperature, So, occurred at
pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 80, occurred at
$50 am. today.
temperature 0dbC Auob ySoA
Highest, "a; lowest, %.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide, 3:41 am. and 4:02
pm; high tide, 9:23 am. and 9:45 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 4:25 am. and
4:49 pm; high tide, 10:07 am. and
1880 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose CAT am; sun sets
5:56 pm.
Tonlorrow-Sun rises GAS am; sun
sets 5:57 pm.
Moon rises sos p.m.: sets 8:03 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls-Clear.
Weather in Various Cities.
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Floating Airport
On n. Y..Bermuda
Route Is Planned
Proposed Seadrome to Be
1000 Feet Long, Would
Be Held by Anchors.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 25.-Con-
struction of floating airport, to be
anchored 800 miles at sea half way be-
tween New York and Bermuda, will be
started Immediately, said an announce
ment yesterday by Henry J. Gielow,
Inc, naval architects
The Gielow firm has been retained as
consulting engineers by the builders of
the proposed seadrome, the Armstrong
Seadrome Development Co. of Whining
ton, Del.
The floating field, the statement said
will be 1900 feet long, 200 feet wide at
the ends and 400 feet wide in the CEN
ter. Six tons of steel and 1000 tons of
iron will be used in it's construction.
To hold 1t in place chains 21,150 feet
long are to be attached to specially de-
signed sea anchors. Piling which is to
extend 80 feet below the surface will
operate ALPHABETICALLY within sheaths to
counteract the effects of waves and
wind.
1t is planned to have loading and I'M
loading devices for the transfer of ex-
press packages and mail between ships
and planes.
The floating airport will have a crew
Of 43 men to care for the seaplanes.
operate the machine shops, run a hotel
and restaurant and guide planes by
means OF radio direction finders.
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WINTER T|GHTENS
| GRIP IN EUROPE
Countries Bordering on Baltic
AffeCted-vi0Ient Snow
storm in Sweden.
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, February Is. Winter
frightened its hold on those countries of
Europe bordering the Baltic Sea over
the week end.
Southeastern Sweden suffered another
violent snowstorm, and deep drifts were
reported from both city and country
side.
The Trelleborg- Sassnitz ferry service
was at complete standstill. with the
ferries stuck fast in the ice between the
island of Bornholm and the sound. The
entire Baltic presented just such an as
pect as this small stretch. frozen over
with great number of ships in its icy
grasp.
Great Britain's temperature has fallen
again under the influence of a wind
from the east. Weather bureau warm
ings of very cold winds with frost have
been issued.
There has been some mitigation of
the low temperatures in Southeastern
Europe. A distinct improvement was re-
ported in Greece and from Constanti-
nople, where communications have been
restored partially.
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PURSEL RITES ARE HELD.
Retired Messenger Of q. s. Senate
Died Friday.

Funeral services for John Thomas
Pursel, 10 years old, retired messenger
OF the United States Senate, who died
at his home, 100 Kentucky avenue
southeast, Friday, were conducted at
the residence this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
1nterment was in Fort Lincoln Gene
terry: He leaves his widow, Mrs. Mary
E. Pursel
Mr.. Pursel was a retired business
man of Denver. He came to this CITY
81 years ago. He has native of Brook
vile, Ind
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Poland to Seek Loan in U. S.

WARSAW, Poland, February Is up
Alexander Meystowicz, former min
lister of justice, will soon start for the
United States to arrange for marketing
bonds of Polish agrarian credit institu-
lions to assist Polish land owners.
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de RIVERA CUSTER
IS SOUGHT BY FOES
Birth of Great Anti-Monar-
Chisitic Movement Is Seen
by Spanish Conservatives.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, February 25.-Constantly
growing unrest under the dictatorship
of Gen. Primo de Rivera, Spanish
premier, was reported from points in
Spain and along its borders today
Information emanating from Madrid
was that in the attitude of some politi-
clans, formerly powerful in Spanish
politics, Conservatives saw the birth of
a great anti-monarchist movement.
Melouiades Alvarez, former president
of the Chamber of Deputies. and Miguel
Valleneuva Gomez, former minister,
were mentioned as refusing to partici-
pate in an appeal to King Alfonso on
the ground that they would have moth
ing more to do with the crown which
has made itself. they say, incompatible
with their political ideals.
Three others, Alvaro Figueroa de
Torres, Count of Romanones, former
president Of the council and of the Sem
ate and one of the most influential men
in Spain; Augustin Luque Coca. former
minister of war, and Count Gabino Bu-
gallal, former president of the Congress
of Deputies, are said to be considering
request for an audience with King
Alfonso.
At this audience they would not de-
mand they be recalled to Office, but
merely ask that they be allowed to see
to the formation of a sort of reserve
power which could take charge of ma
tional affairs in the event of an I'M
foreseen accident putting the present
regime out of power.
Reports from Hendaye today say that
unrest was developing rapidly with con-
stitutional changes under consideration
which. If adopted. will end the present
regime. From Toulouse it was reported
all classes. both military and civilian,
are joining in the movement to Dust
the premier.
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Draths.

ruary a. 1875 at Providence 0 Hospital dHI
EDWARD H.. beloved son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
neral from the chapel of A.; J. Schippert
on Wednesday, February "a. at 2 pm.
Relatives and friends invited. 26
Is 1929 Ct Aexan pTR
HUSBAND nus Of ,yirsiIia Marguerite ;, Brooke Brooke
Whitaker Brooke Of Prince Georges coun-
ty. Md. Funeral services and interment
IL am. Wednesday. February q, 1929.
CLARK. ELIZABETH JACKSON. On Sat-
urday. February %, at her RESIDENCE in
nfx II He tate
plummer Jackson Of the Washington Bar
and Mary Sophia Ward Jsck po Of
RiShard Clark TsH of Washington and San
CLARKE. WILLIAM. Departed this life
dsnse Holman Vs Vi WEI ss
the devoted friend OF Mary Martin. He
mourn s0sS uneTa
dence, Holman, va. interment Odd Eel
COLEMAN. JACK c.. Departed this life Feb
jazz c a5fi ANT fathe TSe Of Mrs Enc
Ps Of is45 Yemen ST. n% Ui
resting at Moon & Aliens funeral home
Funeral from MOON q Alien S funeral nome
February 26, at l pm. Friends invited
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Rev: William H Thomas, officiating Fort
Okla; Oakland, Calf, papers please copy
COLLINS. CATHERINE. On Saturday, Feb.
Eaary q 1sRg At her qs s9S
Patrick Collins Funeral from the above
residence on Tuesday, February 26. at 8:3(
am, thence to st. Peters Church, Enc
and c SITS. Sc, where mass will be said al
am. Interment Arlington Cemetery.
COURTADE, FRANCES. On Sunday, Feb.
ruary "a, 1929, at her residence. 613 Penn
widow of Jacob A. Courtade. Funera
from Zurhorst's funeral parlors, SOL East
Capitol ST., Tuesday, February 26. at 7:3(
am. thence to St. Peters Church. where
O. her soul; intermept in Mount Mount 0iiv g
copy)
day, February 20. 1929, at Hackensack
N. j.. PAUL HENDERSON CROMELIN
aged 50 years. beloved husband of Marie
Antoinette Cromelin. (nee Sohon). Flu
neral from the residence OF his sister
1885 Vermont ave- NV, Tuesday, Febru-
airy Is, at $3.50 am. Requiem mass at st
Patrick's sch, Church at 10 o'clock. 1ntermsssn'
DEEHAN, MARIETTA. Suddenly. on Friday
February "a, 1929. at her RESIDENCE. 2l2l
N. Y. ave. NV, MARIETTA DEEHAN
funeral parlor, 1928 Conn. ave. Funeral
St. Stephens Catholic Church, 25th and
Pa. ave. NV. on Monday, February rs
at am.
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MOTHER OF GEN. HINES
SUCCUMBS IN UTAH
Veterans Bureau Director Bereaved
of Father Two Weeks Ago and
Had Just Returned Here.

By the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, February 25.-
Mrs. Martha j. Hines, mother of Brig.
Gen. Frank T. Hines, director of the
United States Veterans Bureau, died
here yesterday. Her husband, Frank l..
Hines, died two weeks ago.
Besides Gen. Hines three sons and
two daughters, including Harold L.
Hines, Washington, and Maj. Charles
Hines, Fort Monroe, Va, survive.
Gen. Frank T. Hines, director Of the
United States Veterans Bureau, re-
turned late last week from his home in
Salt Lake, where he saw his father be-
fore his death. The general will not
return to Utah for his mothers funeral,
it was said at the bureau today.
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Deaths Reported.

-. The following deaths have been reported to
Maria J.. Watts, SO, 1000 10th st.
Jonn 4. PurSel. 70. 100 Kentucky ave- Sc
huthetta v. Cutter. 49, st. Elizabetf's HOS.
Jessie W. Plowman, SO. 242s MINI. ave. Sc.
FRANK 8; Goodman, SO, 1888 Morrison st.
Ailce Gibbons, S. Providence Hospital
George H, Grier. IS. 1924 Olive st.
Emile Q. French, 81. 1852 Ingleside terrace
=, Hneuben H. Focht, GA. U. s. Soldiers Home
John a. Browning. SO. 1871 End st. ne.
EDWARD M. Cox, 81, st. Elizabeth's Hos
, Frank Bevilo, alias Tyler Davis, IS. 22s
rose M. Eckenrode. 81. 1850 9th st.
Hannah H. Laycock, So, 225 9Th ST. ne,
ernest 8. McCurry 40. 2l7 A st. sc.
Walter B. Trail. AZ. 903 I'd st. ne.
waiter L: Barker, 80, CAT 7th st. ne
IT russell M. kochenderfer, %, Walter Reed
David Macke, 8 months. children's Hos
Lafayette Hall, so. 3227 Prospect ave.
susan Green, so, Gallinger Hospital
George Dore. 40, 227 st. sw
pital. " avs
Edyth Washington. 80. 2702 X st.
joseph Collins, Is. Freedmen's Hospital
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FOUND.

CAT. black and white, half grown; some
ones pet. Call at No 10 Jackson place 26'
DOG, large brown. few weeks ago; 1925
tsg:- Gel 1915 18th st. NV 26s
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MRS. EMILE o. FRENCH
DIES OF pneumonia
Widow of Union Veteran Survived
by Eight Daughters, Five Sons
and 90 Grandchildren.

Mrs. Emile OFT French, SO years old,
widow of Capt. william H. French,
Union Army veteran, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. George E. Bald
win, 1852 Ingleside terrace, yesterday.
Death was due to pneumonia.
Besides her daughter, Mrs. Baldwin,
Mrs. French leaves seven other daugh-
tiers, five sons and % grandchildren
She also is survived by her mother, Mrs.
Julia OFT, 81 years old. Mrs French
had been residing in this city for the
past SO years. She frequently spent
the Winters in Florida.
Funeral services will be conducted in
the Church of the Epiphany tomorrow
at pm. 1nterment will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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$1,975,000 Willed to Charity

LONDON. February Is (P).-Sixty
thousand dollars was bequeathed to the
Archbishop Of Ruperts Land for the
general work of the Church of England
in Canada by Mrs. Lucy Greene of
Cranleigh, Surrey. Her estate totaled
$1,975, 900, and all of it went to
charities.
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FOREIGN.
Births Reported.

Robert N. and Katherine r. Howes girl.
Lloyd c. and Elsie L. Wineland, girl
William D: end Margaret Pampley. boy.
Raymond and Mary M. h Gerber girl.
Marcus T. and Ethel Chaconas, boy.
Harry G. and Marie v. Hockett. boy;
Frederick H. and Mabel Ganss, girl.
Armand j. and Beatrice C. Gumprecht
10Y.
Andrew E. ard Ethel L. Bigos, girl
Fruelan and Elsie Lombre, boy.
Mundy and BERTHE Matthew, boy.
Lounie and Erline Settles, girl.
Mack and Annie Williams, boy
James and Bertha Carrot, girl.
James A. and Mary A. Brown, girl
Lafayette and Alice Ellis. boy.
Walter and Lottie Peterson, boy.
George and Bessie Ashton, boy
Lee and Mary Briscoe, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25
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OF our darling husband and brother in
law. EDWARD BARNES. who departed this
life three years ago today, February rs,
1926.
Yes. husband sleeps, but not forever,
In the lonely and silent grave. . -
Blessed promise, my darling shall waken,
Jesus died the lost to save.
In the dawning of the morning.
When this troubled life is DER,
Then my husband in beautiful blooming
VIII rejoice to see me once more
WIFE. MAY ELLA BARNES.
The one I loved has gone to rest,
His firm. true heart is still.
The hands that always gave me help
Now lie in deaths cold chill
SISTER-IN-LAW. ANNIE JACKSON.