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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-24
BUICK
SPORT ROADSTER.
USED CARS WITH
THE O. h. THAT
COUNTS.
Enrd Model p1aI~x.-

USED CARS WITH
-. THE O. h. THAT
COUNTS.
Ford Model A Roadster.
Special BARGAIN.
FORD 1926 COUPE.
Excellent mechanical condition, good paint
and tires. Reduced to siS5
1923 Chevrolet Cabrolet.
Rumble Seat.l
Just the car for Spring. Has ell new
R iess Sof IS kf new car fully equipped
1927 Chevrolet Coupe.
fully eauipped. ns Special At na ;s:o ne" ''re''
1927 Chevrolet Coach.
Mechanically 9; X. Has very sood tires;
1923 Chevrolet Roadster.
Sood; One One Of the few to be had at this
1927 Chevrolet Truck.
new. ali good tires Take 0H Il Tor ss5o hS iN'
1923 Chevrolet Coach.
Very low MILEAGE; looks like new; reduced.
tt4o fully equipped.
1923 Chevrolet Coupe Q4ate).
quickly Only .t3s, fully e eaui p WI" sea-
1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet.
Rumble SeatD
meshsnieaiy 1eT new RAs sre es'n Re-
Dodge Touring. S45: Chevrolet
Touring, $45; Ford Touring, SOS.
Generous G.. NJ. A. c. Terms.
r. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
l4th and T SITS. NV.
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AUTO MART,
New Address.
Nl4 l4th NV.

1920 Chryslef "65" Coach.
1923 Packard 5-pass. Sport Touring
1923 Oakland Coupe rumble seat).
1928 Oakland Sport Rd. rumble seat.
1923 Buick Standard Coach.
1928 Chevrolet Sedan.
1928 Chevrolet Sport Coupe.
1923 Buick Master Sport Touring.
1927 Buick Standard 4-door Sedan.
1927 Nash Adv. Rd. rumble seat).
Many Others.
ICowfinne1 an NeyS n. =. /
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
AUBURN~No cash down, SO months to pay
Any standard make you want, any size or
model. This rev plan is making many
Your car in trade. Address Box l3s-K,
Star ONCE
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PACKARD
TOWN CAR.
SAVE MONEY.
LOOK THESE OVER.

LoON IlI-ApI Wv LIN.
1929 Buick Sedan. New car
buyer, see this one and
save money.
1923 Buick Std. Coach, like
new ................$s $3.50
1927 Buick Sedan. AL. -. $50
1927 Buick SPIT. Roadster. 675
1926 Buick Sdn. and Coach 500
1926 Buick Touring, lots of
extras .............. 3/o
1923 Buick Red SPIT. Rdstr. BPS
1923 Chevrolet Coupe,
like new ............ ABS
1927 Chrysler Coach ...... SIS
1923 Chevrolet rd. ........ 3SS
1926 Nash Coach ......... AS
1926 Essex Coach ........ 100
1927 Chevrolet Sedan. =. 365
1926 Packard Sedan e. 700
1926 Cadillac 7-pass Sedan,
3l4 .............. ,OoU
1926 Dodge Sedan ....... 325
1925 Willys-Knight Sedan. SIS
1925 Oakland Sedan ...... ESQ
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SPECIAL EXTENDED SALE.
LINCOLN
RECONDITIONED CARS.
MILES MATTER LITTLE
TO A LINCOLN.

A wonderful opportunity to
buy high-grade automobiles at
prices never offered Before BY
us. Every, car guaranteed as
represented. Due to the extraor-
binary success obtained, it has
been decided to make an extern
sion of this unusual sale until
April lst. Many other makes
are included in this sale and can
be purchased at rock-bottom
prices. You must see these cars
to appreciate their true values.
Very liberal terms if you desire.
WAKEFIELD MOTOR CO.,
1130 Conn. Ave. NV.
Decatur 3110.
Open Sundays.
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Buick Sport Roadster, 1923.
Low mileage.
Side wheel equipment.
Looks and run like new.
Substantial reduction.
Buick Master Roadster, 1927.
Perfect mechanically.
Tires and paint like new.
Completely equipped.
Priced risht.
Dodge Coupe. 1927.
Has had nne care.
Excellent throughout.
Many extras.
Your car IN trade.
Essex Super Sedan.
Original finish.
Driven very little.
Fully equipped.
Liberal terms.
Essex Coach.
Fine mechanical condition.
Good tires and paint
Only $685.
See this before you buy.
Buick Demonstrator. 1929.
Driven less than 1000 miles.
Substantial saving
G. M. A. c. terms.
5-DAY FREE TRIAL PLAN.
See DICK MURPHY First.
1885 18th.
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USED CAR BARGAINS.
1927 Chevrolet Coach.
1927 Pontiac Roadster.
F Ford s ssdsns ns 6S%ps.
al model roadsters and tourings.
Steuart Motor Company.
141 l2th st. NE Lin. 5000.
Open Sunday. 10 to ].
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Nash. 1925. 1927; exceptional.
Aupp' 19as; perfect six; u.os
Cheyrolet Coupes and Coaches. all perfect
Studebaker: nice car ..
ow ~ sso ff Terms s0u 70 sSs yoar
pocket F F&ok s. s + ia; ysonr.
Used Car Clearance House,
601 New York Ave. NV.
50 Cadillac Coupe. perfect.
rs Oakland Touring.
% Hupp Touring ~.
Is Ford Coupe.
% Ford Touring.
"a REQ Coupe balloon resi-.
q Stu debaker Touring Special SIX.
"a Chevrolet Sedan.
"a Buick Touring, Master s-pass.
Is Nash Roadster.
% Paige Sport Touring.
Is Olds. Touring. new Duco paint.
'22 Hupmobile Sedan, S-pass.
"a Studebaker Sedan, Light Six.
Open SUNDAYS. 9 am. to 4 pm.
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w dS ANVN
20 Marmon 70 Sedan,
brand .....' $3.50 $1,000
% Buick De Luxe Bgm. l|450 l.350
% Franklin Airman Sdn. 1850 LIS
% Franklin Limited Sdn. 1900 1000
II Packard Club Sedan. 1,4S0 1850
% Pierce Arrow Bgm.. l,l75 o65
20 Franklin Sedan. .... 1,l50 $50
20 Franklin Coupe. .... 1,0z5 &5
~ Chevrolet Coupe. $50 275
81 Chrysler 90 Road. $50 795
% Chrvsler Sedan. $50 3oS
% Chrysler Roadster. AS 325
u Essex Coach (super). 1916 $50
'26 Hupp 49, Roadster. 795 6z5
'27 Franklin Sport Sedan. 1850 1,400
20 Chandler Met. Sedan. AS 395
rs Dodge Touring. .. BPS ESQ
Franklin Demi- Sedan. Us 100
Franklin 10-C. Sedan. SIS AIS
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention.
For admission to Recommended
Service Column call Main 5000,
Pranch lis
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Many Others, $50 Up.
JUSTICE MOTOR SALES co.
1910 Nth. North 1918.
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See DICK MURPHY First.
1885 18th.

SOME OUTSTANDING VALUES
OF HIGH-GRADE USED CARS
FOR THE WEEK END.
1928 Chrysler e. Roadster. -, $745
1923 Chevrolet Roadster. ... I5
1928 Chevrolet Coach. ........... $50
1923 Whippet 6 Sedan ....... 425
1927 Chevrolet Coach. ......... 345
1926 Oakland Coach. ........... 3o5
1926 Dodge Roadster. .........2 POS
PARAGON MOTOR CO.,
1918 18th St. NV.
Easy Terms. Liberal Allowance.
Open Sundays and Evening.
Phone North 72o0.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

PERMANENT WAVE, SIS.
Daily until s: Mon. Wed, Friday and
Saturday Evenings Until g..
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL,
Srd FL. SIT i4th st. NV. FIR. 1918.
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CHRYSI.ER 1926 Coach--Refinished in green
Duco. Tires all good Mechanically excel
lent. Low price. Terms. Emerson g. Orme.
18th & M SIS ~
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HOKUM.
Il matters not how nor when yoW use It,
II is still Hokum. Dick Murphys Used
Cars are guaranteed in writing, which
eliminates the usual uncertainties in
buying used cars. Your neishbor
drives Q Word-of- Honor Used Car.
so will you II you will only come
in and compare them.
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CHRYSLER SPORT COUPE with rumble
seat. Car cost $1,000. Khaki top. 5 balloon
other extras. A snappy looking car Prop
| erty OF local bank. For unpaid bal. $3.50. IL
months to pay: Trade your car. in. Mod
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BUICK MASTER 4-door sedan, 1926-H you
are looking for Buick that is in perfect
ket. see this car Immediately. Terms and
small car taken in trade. Call North l447.
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CHRYSLER BROUGHAM, late model in
perfect condition; low mileage beautiful
blue finished; trunk. balloon tires. A.
wheel brakes: bumpers and several other
extras; real buy: property Of local bank
to pay: trade your car in. Modern GARAGE,
1925 You st. NV, Always OMEN
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{ continued on NeEl PsEsl
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CHRYsLER So COUPE; in excellent condi-
ton; nice clean interior and perfect through
out: s395: liberal terms. Graham Paige Co
OF Wash. d: C.. 1928 l4th ST. NV. Pot. 772
! CHRYSLER COUPE. 1s27-Fine order; all
new tires; 1928; cash. trade. easy terms. 80
New York ave ne Omen Sunday
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Every Car Guaranteed.
Cheapest Finance in Town.
FRANKLIN USED CAR
DEPT. AND SOUTHERN
MOTOR SALES.
1924 14th NV.
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PAPERHANGTNG AND PAINTING - Special
prices this week only. We will scrape. size
guaranteed in writing for years. Paint
ing and general contracting with very low
prices; cash or terms; no interest Peoples
Home Decorating Co, Inc, 8l7 eth NV.
Main 7417-S 500
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CHRYSLER MODEL 20 ROADSTER 1a27-
One of the cleanest cut used cars offered for
sale; good appearance. mechanical condition
and splendid rubber all around; must sell;
terms. Cleveland 4339
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BUICK STANDARD SIX. RoADsTER-Has
Winter inclosure; good sturdy car that
tires are good The price is low and the
terms are easy. The Trew Motor Co., 1909
ct
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-20
new WAY TO
COOK VEGETABLES
Four Famous Cooking Ex-
perts Discover New
Method

Four wellknown cooking experts
recently conducted a unique food
tasting test IN the kitchen of one of
the experts in New York City.
Numerous vegetables were cooked
1. With liberal water without sugar.
2. With little water and no sugar
8. Liberal water with sugar. 4. Lat
tie water plus sugar. In every case
when the vote was taken, liberal
water without sugar lost, and m
every case little water plus sugar
won.
Tins discovery shows how to make
vegetables so tasteful and appetiz-
ing that both children and adults
VII ask for more. Just try this
new recipe and then experiment
for yourself and see what a mar
vefous difference the addition
of sugar to cooking vegetables
makes.
BANANAS WITH CRANBERRIES-Coos<
cups cranberries and Il cup water
about minutes. Add ] cup sugar
and STR until dissolved. Arrange
small or 8 large bananas that
have been scraped and cut IN half
in a CREASED baking dish. Pour the
cranberry mixture around them
and bake in a moderate oven
(375' F.) 90 minutes until the
bananas are tender.
Famous cooks and eminent scien-
lists agree that sugar is the great
f1avurer of healthful foods. For
WEAKNESS eat sugar. The Sugar
Institute.
advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-20
ACHED ACROSS
BACK AND SIDES
Painful Effects of Constipa-
ton Relieved by Thed-
ford's Black-Draught.

In telling how she was benefited
by taking Thedford S Black-Draught,
Mrs. j. c. Dickerson. of $40 North
Seventeenth Street. Louisville, KY.
SAYS that until about seven years
ago she had been a sufferer from
constipation.
This usually brought on dull,
stupid headache explains Mrs.
Dickerson. Il ached all across my
back and sides. l felt tired, even
when 1 hadn't done any work.
"A friend of mine came to see me
one day when l had the headache
so badly. and told me to take some
Black Draught, which did. 1t re-
lieved me so much. l have never
found anything that gave me so
much relief.
Now I take Black-Draught when
ever 1 feel the least bad, and notice
that do not have the headache.
Thousands of others have written
to tell how many disagreeable
symptoms, due to constipation. have
disappeared after they had taken
Thedford'S Black-Draught.
In successful use nearly 100 years.
Costs only cent a dose.
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| AAnRAAstin
Mfh0r of
|MsNMhH1e0s1&a

the one that's been all wrong.
Maybe she's fine and sweet and
gracious, and I've been unable to
see her clearly because of my jeal-
ousy. But no, no! She isn't good
She's mean and cruel and selfish.
She takes everything from him and
gives him nothing, not even respect.
She despiseS him because he loves
her. so abjectly, but she doesn't
hesitate to take advantage of his
fame and his big fees. But-hes
hers. And he loves her. Oh, what
am going to do? Oh. dear God,
what am / going to do?"
But even as her heart was torn
with the question she knew the an
sWer. Shivering. she drew up the
blanket and her resolution at the
same time; I'll have to resign. I
can't stay oll-noW that know. l
i couldn't bear it. just another
stenographer in love with her
bossl"
Then, becaues her resolution was
so firmly made, she permitted her
self one indulgence: will you
miss me, my darling? Oh, John
Curtis Morgan, I love you sol"
ITO Be Continued
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RIVAL .! SM n /

which her last words brought up:
Iris Morgan, arrogant, beautiful
Iris, casually. even boredly accept
ing Morgans passionate alteration.
During three years of necessarily
intimate contact as the lawyers
private secretary, Nan had been
forced to witness Morgan kissing
his wife on a number of occasions
leave takings, arrivals from jour-
neys. and, occasionally, kisses for
which there was no extraordinary
occasion, except that the mans
overwhelming love for his wife
made him forget that an Office was
no place for the demonstration of
passion, even though it was
marital.
WHY didn't I realize every time
w 1 saw him kiss her that 1
would have given my life to be in
her place." the girl marveled in
her misery. Il thought I f1inched
because I hate her, because she's
unworthy of him, but it was be-
cause I was jealous! Jealous of a
mans love for his wife!" she
tainted herself. taking a cruel sat
isfsction in hurting herself.
Probably she's all right, and I'm
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ASecretThis
BoyKnows

am healthy and happy because Mother gives
would surely stop colds and sick stomachs.
It surely has ] haven't had cold or a bit OF
indigestion, and best OF all it is just dandy TO
take, Doctor told Mother and Dad if they over
Observation-Disclosures that is-it would do them
good too. He said it would kill poisonous acids
and prevent rheumatism and sour stomach, which
we kids hear about occasionally.
Our druggist said even if you drink six ice
cream sodas, ACIDINE will save you-so have
your Mother keep it handy always, too
Your druggist has ACIDINE, or write Health
laboratories Inc, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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CHApTFR III

EOR q long minute Nan Carroll
= crouchod stricken against the
door which had closed upon Willis
Todd.
Then the necessity for action
drove her i'm a frenzy about the
room. She swept the cushions from
the couch into a big armchair: tore
of the cretonne cover and folded
- with none of the loving care and
pride which was the usual portion
NJ the pretty thing; turned back
the pale yellow, fluffy blanket and
the hemstitched sheet; raced to her
clothes closet and returned, sob
oing. with pillow, nightdress, neg
iigee and slippers.
Willis TOdd's crazy crazy with
iCalousy!7 she painted still in that
husky, terrified whisper with which
she had tried to call him back. But
I won't think about it, I WON'T"
she repUdiated the subject furiously
as she ran TO her dressing table and
began to undreSs.
She Scurried. as 81 pursued by
devils, into the tiny bathroom.
turned on the hot water. and while
the tub filled. cleanSed her face of
makeup. savagely massaged it with
S2-a-bOx skin food brushed her
teeth as violently as if she bore a
Grudge against their white cleaning
regularity
When the tub was fun of almost
unbearably hot water. Nan stretched
her small body i'm IT, and fiercely
cOurTed relaxation. Z will relaXi'
she told her self angrily. Il won't
let that idiot upset me so that I
can't sleep. Imagine the nerve Of
him, saying-but I won't think of
it, 7 hope that Fleming woman
hasn't skipped town I'll bet she
knows Mr.. Morgan has guessed her
secret. Lots to do tomorrow. Got
to relax and sleep-relax and then
forced herself to repeat slowly,
drowsily. as the warm water Tapped
AGAINST her white flesh
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husband-b oh, I am, am! Not
with Iris Morgan's husband-no
MOI She makes him silly and small
calls him Jack-no, not l don't
love him. It's my own John Cur
It's Morgan that l love, the John
Curtis Morgan I've helped to make
the man nobody knows but me.
rs it such a sin to love him
when I've helped make him? She
doesn't know him. at all-my John
Curtis Morgan. Three years-three
years-and all this time I've been
loving him and didn't know it."
And then, because she couldn I
help herself, she thought back over
those three years in the new light
Of knowledge that had been forced
upon her tonight
She saw herself again as she had
been them deadly serious, high
minded girl of 81. just graduated
from the state university, where she
had learned stenography along with
more lofty academic subjects.
A thin little girl, brown eyes
Swallowed with grief over her
fathers death. long brown hair
wrapped in heavy braids about her
small head. q Phi Beta Kappa key
shamefacedly hidden away in her
trunk along with her diploma.
The dean himself had given her
a letter of introduction to Morgan,
who was just beginning to add lus-
ter to the university as district at
torney of the states largest city.
Since she was an alumna of his
own university, Morgan had treated
her with grave respect and friend
illness from the very first; had
quickly made place for her in his
office as a typist, and then within
three months, had promoted her to
the post of private secretary to
himself.
L must have been in love with
him even then she Whimpered
against her pillow. What ninny
/ was not to know it! Did I-shoW
it? Do I show it now?" The
thought struck her with such sharp
new terror that her SobS were
stif1ed in her throat. Shame made
her body burn so holly that she
tossed off the blanket.
And I prided myself so on my
interest in laWl" she gibed at her
self unmercilessly. Worked like a
slave. worked till all hours of the
because I was so interested
in my work! Idiot Fool! Running
after him all that time. and didn't
have sense enough to know it,!
Hoping he'd pat YOU on the head
and tell YOU you we're a nice little
girl, to work so hard! Hoping he'd
stay at night and work, too-just
you and hel Oh, OH
THE worm turned then, however.
l. Her self-respect reared its
bruised head. You may have been
in love with him all this time, Nan
Carroll, but you loved your work
for its own sake, too You worked
until all hours of the night, not
just to please him, but because you
we're vitality interested, because
there was work to be done and
you'd rather die than shirk. Don't
make yourself out worse than you
are"
"But that's bad, bad!" Mans
shame answered her self-respect.
I've always despised girls who
made sentimental fools of them
selves over their bosses. And now
I'm worse than the worst of them.
I love him SO terribly that I'd die
happy if he would kiss me just
once-aS he kissed her
And then she would have given
ANYTHING to Danish the picture
The Washington times., 1929-02-15
nEATHa
nEATHs

Louise N. Barnes II years. 1924
Buchanan st. N. w.
MarEsrss 2. PadEstt. u years. 1901
william HaSselbusch. sT years. en-
route Garfield Hospital
Russell d. Apple. 50 years so4 Fern
Joss ,. Trstlsr. 81 years 1883
Lott.. Linthieun. 50 years. 1894 East
HAIRY Tsrshsry. s. years. Providence
:, Jshn A. oPoasrhua 81 years sos
Achilla Viana. 50 years. Tubsrculopiu
Wsitsr Htt 4s years Emergency
Hospital.
William J. FrstaEue. 30 years. Walter
ss cs.h%srlno % Z. Lynch. 1s year. Ills
Catherine v. Miles. 70 years. 141S r
Frank N. Carr. IS years. sst1 >sher-
deorgs Bsasisy. Is years. cailinEsr
Nellie Harris. ss years. Frssdmsn's
hospital.
Bertha l. johnson. 81 years. 1879
Twelfth, st. N. w.
Infant OF George and Bessie Ashton.
days. Freedmen's Hospital.
Infant Of William and Roseann Robin
son. , hours, Gallinger Hospital
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LIEUT.. COL. SETH W. COOK

Funeral services for Lieut.. Col
Seth w. Cook, Air Corps. command
ing officer at Chanute Field, Dan
vile. ILL.,, were held at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery today. During the
ceremony a formation Of observation
planes from Boiling Field hovered
overhead, the pilots being Capt. Har.
old NJ. McClelland, Capt. Ross I.
lloyd, Lieut.. Newton Longfellow
and Lieut.. Louis M. Merrick.
The pallbearers included Col. Leon
B. Kremer, cavalry; Col. Walter T.
Bates, General Staff Corps; Col.
James NJ. Graham, Inspector Gen.
erals Department: Lieuts. Roy 7.
Kirkland, Harry Graham and Henry
c. Pratt, Of the Air Corps.
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Jennings B. Lane, so, and Maggie
NJ Bresden. 2S. The Rev. G. f.
James L. Phipren, IS. and saidee NJ
snook., so. The Rev. J. H, Hollister
Andrew Lave, 81, and Edith NJ
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L. Babson. IS. The Rev. G. q. John
Isaac D. Corner. ss. and Grace L.
Edwards. 20. The Rev. H. ]. Smith.
J. Carton. 81, and Minter Frey, 80.
The Rev. r. e. White.
j. C. Farish. SIS, and Goldie A.,
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Kent Holmes. 26. and Viola Pearson,
rs. The Rev. L. T. Chapman.
The Washington times., 1929-02-15
Births, Deaths, Marriages
MRS. ADELAIDE CARLETON
POORE

Funeral services for Mrs. Ade-
laide Carleton Poore. wife Of .1aj.
Gen. Benjamin A. Poors, u. s. A..
retired, who died at walter Reed
Hospital Wednesday, after an Ill
ness Of several weeks. were held
today at Arlington Cemetery after
services at Fort Myer Chapel.
Mrs. Poore was prominent in
Washington social circles and q
member Of many organizations deal.
ing with the Army.
She Is survived by her husband
and the following three daughters:
Mrs. J. o. Maucorgne, the wife Of
Lieut.. Col. J. o. Maucorgne, Of
Panama Canal Zone; Mrs. Donald
A. Robertson, the wife Of Major
Donald A. Robertson, Of Fort Leav-
enworth, Kan. and Mrs. Adelaide
Bolte, the wife Of Capt. Lawrence
Bolte, Of Fort Bennings. Ga.